Estimated cost: Total cost of the work being performed and paid
according to contract or agreement. The cost shall include but is
not limited to all labor, service, material, equipment (not portable
equipment), profit and overhead of projects requiring a permit.
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Ordinary repairs: Routine maintenance items, including but not
limited to refinishing, painting, papering, carpeting, patching holes,
replacing glass panels or screens (not to exceed four feet by four
feet), replacement of electrical devices, switches, receptacles, fuses,
washers, valve stems, handles, filters and patching or sealing roofs
(not hot coating) using material from a five-gallon container or other
similar maintenance items.
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Permit fee: The permit fee is based on the total cost of work
being performed as described in the definition of "estimated cost."
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Portable equipment: Any equipment that does not require bolting
down, structural support, attachment to track or other type system
or direct connection to a ceiling, electrical, exhaust, floor, water
or other system. (i.e., equipment such as but not limited to self-contained
refrigerators, freezers, filing cabinets, chairs, desks, self-contained
cabinets, freestanding shelving, etc.
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Reinspection: When a request for a required inspection or violation
notice is performed and falls on the reinspection, a reinspection
fee will be charged for the third inspection and/or each additional
inspection made, until the violation or inspection passes or has been
approved.
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Section PM-308.1. Blocking and Boarding:
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a.
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Boarding-up procedures. No building shall have the windows or
doors blocked except to alleviate a dangerous condition which is of
temporary nature. A detailed description of the planned work, including
specifications of dangerous conditions, the name, address and phone
number of the individual responsible for the property and the period
of time it will take to correct the condition, must be immediately
submitted to the Borough Manager for review and approval.
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b.
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If boarding is approved, all boarding must be installed inside
the building, with all surfaces that face outside painted white. Only
in extraordinary circumstances and with the approval of the Borough
Manager will boarding be permitted on the outside of the building.
The same painting requirements will remain in effect.
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c.
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Violations and penalties. Any person, firm or corporation who
shall violate any provision of this subsection shall, upon conviction
thereof, be sentenced to pay a fine of not more than $300 and/or be
subject to imprisonment for a term not to exceed 90 days. Every day
that a violation of this subsection continues constitutes a separate
offense.
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