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Borough of Forest Hills, PA
Allegheny County
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[Ord. 555, 5/16/1970, § 1]
1. 
It is hereby declared to be the policy of the Forest Hills Borough in respect of the original permanent paving, widening, curbing or guttering of all roads, streets and alleys or parts thereof shown on the Borough street map, hereinafter referred to, that the construction material shall be as follows:
A. 
For original permanent paving and widening the surface paving material shall be either Portland cement concrete or asphaltic or bituminous material as Council shall prescribe in the ordinance authorizing such paving or widening.
B. 
For curbing and guttering, material shall be Portland cement concrete.
C. 
Such material shall be furnished and used in accordance with such specifications as shall, from time to time, be prescribed by the Public Works Committee of Council in standard regulations promulgated and adopted by such Committee in accordance with the procedure hereinafter set forth and that the cost of such improvements shall be paid by equitable assessment against abutting property and by payments from the General Fund of the Forest Hills Borough as more specifically hereinafter set forth.
[Ord. 555, 5/16/1970, § 2]
1. 
The Borough Street Map shall set forth the location and name of all roads, streets and alleys in the Borough which have been laid out and opened or dedicated and accepted as public roads, streets and alleys therein. Said map shall be amended, from time to time, by the Borough Engineer as changes to conform to the requirements of this section are necessary therein. The map shall bear the certification of the Borough Engineer that the same is complete and accurate and shall be endorsed with the date and fact of its approval by the Public Works Committee of Council.
2. 
A copy bearing such certification and endorsement of approval shall be made available during regular business hours for public inspection in the office of the Public Works Manager. The Borough Engineer and the Public Works Manager are hereby authorized and directed to prepare said map, amend or revise the same, from time to time, and to take such other action relative thereto as may be appropriate to comply with the provisions of this Part.
[Ord. 555, 5/16/1970, § 3]
The Public Works Committee of Council is hereby authorized and directed to adopt and promulgate standard regulations for street paving, widening, curbing and guttering within the standards prescribed by this Part and in implementation thereof in such form as said Committee, by and with the advice and recommendations of the Borough Engineer, shall decide. The regulations may be amended and revised, from time to time, by said Committee in the same manner in which they shall have been originally promulgated and adopted. Said standard regulations for street paving, widening, curbing and guttering hereinafter referred to as the "regulations" shall be in writing and shall bear the certification of the Borough Engineer that the same are complete and accurate and shall be endorsed with the date and fact of approval by the Public Works Committee of Council. A copy of the regulations bearing such certification and endorsement or approval shall be made available during regular business hours for public inspection in the office of the Public Works Manager.
[Ord. 555, 5/16/1970, § 4]
The cost of any improvements made pursuant to this Part shall be paid by the Borough and the owners of abutting property or either of them in accordance with the provisions of the law relating to street improvements in boroughs.
[Ord. 555, 5/16/1970, § 5]
The phrase "Public Works Committee of Council" as used herein shall be construed to mean the Public Works Committee of Council as now constituted or any committee hereafter organized by the Council performing the same or similar function.