Township of Crescent, PA
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2022-09-14
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The Code
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Part Five: Public Health, Safety and Welfare Code
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Chapter 580 Disaster Planning
- Tables
- Tbl A Franchises
- Tbl B Dedication, Vacation and Plat Approval
- Tbl C Rezoning of Specific Properties
- The Code
- Part One: Administration Code
- Ch 120 Codified Ordinances
- Ch 130 Wards
- Ch 140 Board of Commissioners
- Ch 142 Secretary
- Ch 143 Auditor
- Ch 144 Solicitor
- Ch 146 (Reserved)
- Ch 148 Tax Collector and Treasurer
- Ch 150 Engineer
- Ch 152 Building Official
- Ch 154 Police Department
- Ch 156 Fire Department
- Ch 160 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 162 Planning Commission
- Ch 170 Char-West Council of Governments
- Ch 172 Pennsylvania State Department of Cooperative Purchasing
- Ch 174 Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust
- Ch 176 Municipal Risk Management Workers' Compensation Trust
- Ch 178 Municipal Employers' Insurance Trust Plan
- Ch 180 Employee Policy
- Ch 182 Social Security
- Ch 184 Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System for Employees Other Than Police Officers
- Ch 186 Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System for Full-Time Police Officers
- Ch 188 Federal Revenue Sharing
- Part Two: Building Code
- Ch 220 Uniform Construction Code
- Ch 230 Floodplain Construction, Development and Management
- Ch 240 Building and Zoning Permits
- Part Three: Finance and Taxation
- Ch 305 Fire Insurance Proceeds
- Ch 310 Video Programming Municipal Tax
- Ch 315 Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
- Ch 320 Earned Income Tax
- Ch 330 Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance (LERTA) Program
- Ch 340 Local Services Tax
- Ch 350 Realty Transfer Tax
- Ch 360 Current Budget and Real Property Tax
- Ch 370 Collection of Taxes
- Ch 380 Amusement Device Tax
- Ch 390 Tax Relief for Longtime Owner-Occupants of Property Within Township
- Part Four: Land Use Code
- Ch 400 Municipal Claims and Liens
- Ch 420 Comprehensive Planning
- Ch 430 Zoning
- Ch 440 Subdivision and Land Development
- Ch 445 Stormwater Management
- Ch 446 Storm Sewers and Drainage Facilities
- Ch 447 (Reserved)
- Ch 450 Planned Residential Developments
- Ch 460 Building Numbering
- Part Five: Public Health, Safety and Welfare Code
- Ch 520 Public Nuisances
- Ch 521 Noise
- Ch 522 Geophysical and Seismic Testing
- Ch 525 Junked or Abandoned Motor Vehicles
- Ch 530 Junk Businesses
- Ch 535 Commercial and Noncommercial Solicitation
- Ch 540 Disorderly Conduct
- Ch 550 Curfews for Minors and Certain Businesses
- Ch 560 Firearms and Fireworks
- Ch 570 Lewd Films, Theater Productions and Publications
- Ch 580 Disaster Planning
- § 580.01 General disaster planning.
- § 580.02 Hazard assessment and planning.
- Ch 585 Accident Cost Recovery
- Ch 590 Parks and Parklets
- Ch 595 Property Maintenance
- Ch 596 Landlord Registration and Licensing Requirements
- Ch 597 Burning, Open
- Part Six: Public Utilities and Services Code
- Ch 620 Water
- Ch 630 Sanitary Sewers
- Ch 635 Sanitary Sewers — Industrial Waste Pretreatment Program
- Ch 640 Garbage and Rubbish Removal
- Ch 650 Ambulance Service
- Ch 660 Cable Television Service
- Part Seven: Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 710 Private Property Within Public Rights-Of-Way
- Ch 720 Street Construction
- Ch 730 Sidewalk Construction
- Ch 740 Excavation or Tunneling in Streets or Other Public Places
- Ch 750 Heavy Vehicles
- Part Eight: Traffic Code
- Ch 820 General Provisions
- Ch 830 One-Way Streets, Stop Intersections and Parking Restrictions
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
GENERAL REFERENCES
Accident cost recovery — See Ch. 585.
[Res. No. 634,
passed 8-6-1963]
In the event of a disaster imperiling the lives or property
of the inhabitants of the Township, the members of the Board without
prior notice, will immediately meet at the Township Municipal Building
for the purpose of convening as a committee of the whole to plan,
organize and coordinate such public activities as may be necessary
and proper to protect the lives and safety of the inhabitants of the
Township and, where necessary to enlist the assistance of private
citizens and public safety services of neighboring communities.
[Res. No. 2-07, passed 3-14-2007]
The Allegheny County Hazard Vulnerability Assessment and Mitigation
Plan is adopted as the official plan of the Township for natural hazards
like flooding, wind and weather hazards, drought, earthquakes, wildfires,
and landslides and for human-caused hazards that can result in the
loss of property and life, economic hardship, and threats to public
health and safety. By September 30 of each year, the Allegheny County
Hazard Mitigation Project Steering Committee shall prepare an annual
evaluation report to the Board of Commissioners of the Township. The
appropriate Township officials and agencies shall implement the recommended
activities assigned to them, and they shall consult semiannually with
the Allegheny County Committee on the progress of their activities.
