B.
It shall be unlawful to park or allow a vehicle to remain parked in any fire lane. Such violation shall be considered a violation of an order of the Fire Marshal and shall be punishable in accordance with the provisions of the Upper Merion Township Fire Prevention Code, i.e., by a fine as set forth in Article III, General Penalty Provisions, of Chapter 1, General Provisions.
C.
If a vehicle shall remain parked in a fire lane for a period in excess of eight hours, any police officer or Code Enforcement Officer shall have the authority to order the removal of the vehicle in accordance with the procedures in Article V of this chapter dealing with the removal and impoundment of vehicles.
A.
It shall be unlawful to park or to allow a vehicle to remain parked
within a fire lane if the vehicle is in such proximity to a fire hydrant,
standpipe connector, sprinkler system or any other Fire Department
connection to hinder Fire Department operations during an emergency.
B.
A violation of Subsection A shall be considered a violation of an order of the Fire Marshal and shall be punishable in accordance with the provisions of the Upper Merion Township Fire Prevention Code,[1] i.e., by a fine as set forth in Article III, General Penalty Provisions, of Chapter 1, General Provisions.
A.
It shall be unlawful to park or to allow a vehicle to remain parked
within a fire lane if the vehicle is parked in such a manner as to
block the free movement or opening of any door to a school; multifamily
dwelling; business, industrial or other commercial establishment;
or other place of public gathering, including auditoriums, theaters
and places of worship, as such vehicle presents a clear and present
danger to public safety.
A.
All owners of property open to the general public shall post signs
indicating fire lanes designated by the Fire Marshal within 30 days
of receiving written notice from the Fire Marshal of the designation
of the fire lanes and posting requirements.
