[Adopted 5-7-1990 by Ord. No. 1171; amended 9-14-1992 by Ord. No.
1229 (Secs. 602.01 and 602.99 of the 1982 Code)]
Each and every hotel, eating place, club or other such establishment
holding a liquor license issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
shall be equipped with exterior doors of solid construction, including,
but not limited to, wood, metal, glass or a combination thereof, capable
of diffusing and diminishing any and all noise and sound of the interior
of the premises.
It shall be unlawful for any hotel, club, eating place or such other establishment holding a liquor license as issued by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board or the agents, servants or employees of such licensees to permit or allow any exterior door required under § 110-1 hereof to remain open or ajar during business hours.
Whenever the authorities of the Borough of Green Tree determine that a violation of § 110-1 hereof has been committed, the Borough shall give notice to the owner or the occupant of the property by registered or certified mail to his or her last known address or to the address of the said building containing the violation to install the required exterior door within 10 days after service of such notice. No person shall fail to comply with such notice.
Whenever the authorities of the Borough of Green Tree determine that a violation of § 110-2 hereof has been committed, the Borough shall give notice to the owner or the occupant of the property by registered or certified mail to his or her last known address or to the address of the said building, that the door required under § 110-1 hereof has been left open or ajar in violation of § 110-2 hereof. Any such person, owner and/or manager of such hotel, eating place, club or other such establishment holding a liquor license issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and subject to the requirement of § 110-1 hereof, who, after having received a written notice of a violation of § 110-2 hereof, permits or allows a violation of § 110-2 hereof to continue or to occur on an additional occasion, shall be in violation of this section and shall be publishable as provided in § 110-8.
