[Adopted 1-7-1952 by Res. No. 433 (Ch. 106, Art. IV, of the 1972 Code)]
When the Borough of its own volition, or because of sufficient requests from owners of properties on both sides of the street, decides to permanently pave a street, 1/3 of the cost shall be borne by the Borough and the remaining 2/3 shall be assessed against the abutting property owners on a foot-front basis.
When the Borough, upon the request of the owners of properties along one side of the street, decides to permanently pave a street, 1/6 of the cost shall be borne by the Borough, 3/6 by the property owners requesting the paving, and 2/6 by the property owners on the other side of the street, all on a foot-front basis.
Curbing shall be required along both sides of the street before such permanent paving shall begin.
Nothing in this article shall be construed to conflict with the provisions of Chapter 347, Subdivision and Land Development, requiring the developers of subdivisions to pay the entire cost of paving streets laying entirely within their developments.
Nothing in this article shall be construed to restrict the right of the Borough to levy assessments for the cost of permanent paving in any other manner which it deems fair and equitable, or to collect such assessments by any method other than the foot-front mile permitted by law.