[Ord. 06-2013-583, 6/13/2013, § 501]
No person, having possession, custody or control of any animals, shall knowingly or negligently permit any dog or other animal to commit any nuisance, i.e., defecation or urination, upon any gutter, street, driveway, alley, curb or sidewalk in the Township, or upon the floors or stairways of any building or place frequented by the public or used in common by the tenants, or upon the outside walls, walkways, driveways, alleys, curbs or stairways of any building or upon the grounds of any public park or public area, or upon any private property other than the property of the owner of such animal.
[Ord. 06-2013-583, 6/13/2013, § 502]
1. 
Any person having possession, custody or control of any dog or other animal which commits a nuisance, i.e., defecation or urination, in any area other than the private property of the owner of such dog or other animal, as prohibited in § 2-501, shall be required to immediately remove any feces from such surface for disposal in a proper, acceptable manner. Acceptable manners include:
A. 
Disposal via flushing.
B. 
Placing feces in a non-leaking container for disposal in a trash or litter receptacle.
[Ord. 06-2013-583, 6/13/2013, § 503]
It shall be unlawful for the owner or occupier of any real property in the Township to permit animal fecal matter to accumulate on said property. Every animal owner or keeper of animals shall cause the animals feces to be collected daily. Such waste shall be kept in a closed rat-proof and fly-tight container or receptacle. It shall be the obligation of the owner and occupier of said property to remove said fecal matter from said property so as to prevent such accumulation from becoming a nuisance to persons in the neighborhood or a danger to public health.
[Ord. 06-2013-583, 6/13/2013, § 505]
Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Part shall, upon being convicted and guilty thereof, be guilty of a summary offense for the first violation and for a second and subsequent violation which occurs within one year of the sentencing for the first violation, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the third degree.
[Ord. 06-2013-583, 6/13/2013, § 506]
1. 
The penalty for the summary offense, upon conviction, would be a fine of up to $300 and not more than 90 days in jail.
2. 
If an individual, firm or corporation is convicted of the misdemeanor of the third degree, then the fine for such conviction shall be not more than $2,500 and a period of incarceration not to exceed one year in jail.