[Ord. 356, 2/1/1993, § 1]
No building permit for construction of a new dwelling unit shall be issued for any property abutting any public street in the Township unless in conjunction with the performance of the new construction, curbing is installed adjacent to said property and is in good repair.
[Ord. 356, 2/1/1993, § 2; as amended by Ord. 458, 6/1/2009, § 1; by Res. 2010-02, 1/4/2010, § 1; and by Ord. 476, 2/7/2011, § 1]
No property abutting any public street in the Township shall be transferred by deed or operation of law to any party, other than a spouse of any property owner, unless curbing has been installed adjacent to said property or the existing curbing and sidewalk at the subject property is in good repair. For the purposes of enforcement of this Part, "transfer" shall mean transfer by deed or installment sales contract and shall include transfer of title to property by devise or intestate succession. Said improvement(s) may be accomplished by either the existing owner(s) or by the buyer(s) per an agreement of sale with a copy of such forwarded to the Township for recording purposes.
[Ord. 356, 2/1/1993, § 3]
1. 
Should the owner of any property fail to make the improvements mandated under this section within 180 days of the date of issuance of the new construction permit or within 30 days after transfer the Township Commissioners may cause the work to be done at the cost of such property owner and may collect the cost thereof and 10% additional together with all charges and expenses from such property owner and certify the costs to the Township Solicitor for collection as provided by law.
2. 
Nonpayment of the costs subject the property to a lien upon the premises from the time of commencement of the work, which date shall be determined by the certificate of the Township Engineer stating the starting and completion date of the work on file in the Office of the Township Commissioners.