A.
No person shall, without a permit as set forth in Subsection B of this section, drive, propel or cause to be driven or propelled a vehicle of any kind or lead or drive horses over or across any curb or any sidewalk within the Township except at such places where the curb has been lowered or suitable opening has been provided in the curbline and a paved driveway entry has been constructed from the roadway of the street to the abutting property.
B.
The Township Engineer may, on deposit of $250 as security for any
damage to curb or sidewalk, issue a temporary permit allowing the
passage of vehicles for the carrying of building materials or materials
for the improvement of property abutting on a highway at any given
point and providing that a safe and suitable passage shall be maintained
for the use of pedestrians. At the expiration of the period for which
such permit is issued, the Engineer shall return to the permittee
the deposit or such part thereof as may remain after deduction of
the cost of the repairs, if any, to the curb or sidewalk made necessary
by reason of such passage.
No person shall drive, operate or draw any vehicle or other
apparatus or material upon the streets of the Township so as negligently
to wear or harm the pavement thereof.
No person shall:
A.
Modify, alter or in any way interfere with the lines or grades of
any public way or place.
B.
Take up, move or carry away part of any curb, gutter or pavement.
C.
Mutilate, deface or disturb any sidewalk or roadbed.
D.
Commence, in any public street or place, the construction or modification of any public pavement, curb, gutter, driveway, sidewalk, ditch or sewer without first obtaining the approval of the Township Engineer as to the line, grades, materials and methods of construction involved. After such approval, the work in progress shall be subject to inspection by the Township Engineer, and none concerned shall deviate from his approved specifications or instructions under the penalty provided in § 367-47.
[Amended 6-24-1992 by Ord. No. 92-19]
