[Ord. 1711, 3/16/1981, § 1]
When an application for a building permit is submitted and including
all existing driveways, the application shall show in detail any proposed
cuts, fills, changes or grades, any existing watercourses, drains
or ditches and shall show any existing watercourses, drains or ditches
and shall show any proposed change in same. No permit shall be issued
if the cut, fill, change of grade or change of watercourse, drain
or ditch will cause a dangerous or unhealthy condition, or will cause
damage to adjoining properties or public rights-of-way, or create
a public or private nuisance. No change shall be permitted in the
grade or contour of any street right-of-way, nor shall there be any
alteration of any gutter, curbing, drainage ditch or storm sewer.
Connections to storm sewers shall be done only by permit. No hedges,
fences or other obstructions shall be permitted within the rights-of-way
of streets so as to impair vision or interfere with traffic. Vehicles
and equipment shall be taken onto lots at the place where the driveway
is located and shall not run over curbing or gutters. Any alteration
of any gutter, curbing or drainage ditch, which would require a culvert
pipe so as not to alter drainage course, would be responsibility of
property owner. Permit would be required with the type and size to
be determined by the Township. The property owner shall be required
to maintain said culvert, keeping it clean and open at all times and
in good repair.
[Ord. 1711, 3/16/1981, § 2; as amended by Ord.
1782, 2/16/1987]
Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision
of this Part 3 shall, upon conviction thereof, be sentenced to pay
a fine of not more than $300; and/or to imprisonment for a term not
to exceed 90 days. Every day that a violation of this Part 3 continues
shall constitute a separate offense.
