CONSTRUCTION TRAILERS
Movable wheeled trailers or dumpsters that are used in connection
with the performance of construction work, and which may be designed
or intended to convey tools, equipment, construction materials, building
materials or other construction-related items to and from a construction
site by a building contractor or property owner, or are used for deposit
of waste or construction demolition materials, and which the same
trailers or dumpsters are located on any site at which construction
work is actively being performed, has commenced and temporarily ceased,
or a building permit for construction work has been issued where construction
activity is not actively progressing.
PORTABLE HOME STORAGE UNITS
Portable sheds (hereinafter referred to as "PHSUs") that are loaded with materials and placed on a residential parcel for purposes of temporary storage of materials, including, but not limited to, household goods, clothing, building materials (prior to being used for building purposes), and for any other storage on a limited basis on a parcel which is either zoned residential or used primarily for residential purposes. Such units shall not be considered an accessory structure as provided under Chapter
185 of the Code of Ingram Borough.
No residential parcel under this section may be issued more
than two permits for the placement of a PHSU during any twelve-month
period. Such limitations shall include applications for extension.
The total number of days upon which any PHSU may be located on any
residential property within the Borough of Ingram shall not exceed
60 days unless otherwise provided under this article.
No residential parcel under this section may be issued more than one permit for the placement of a construction trailer during any twelve-month period. Such limitation shall not include any period of extension provided under §
179-40C. In the event of extenuating circumstances, such that the expiration of a permit under this part would constitute an undue hardship to the permit holder, the Borough may issue not more than one additional permit during any twelve-month period, which same permit may not be extended or renewed, and shall expire as provided under §
179-40A.
Upon a finding by the Code Official or Code Enforcement Official that a parcel of property has experienced a flood, fire, natural disaster or other act of God, so as to render the primary residential dwelling thereon uninhabitable, and so as to require, in the judgment of the Code Official or Code Enforcement Official, the placement of a PHSU on the property for a period longer than that provided under §
179-40 or § 174-41, the Code Official or Code Enforcement Official may issue an extended hardship permit under this section, for the placement of a PHSU for such period of time as fixed by the Code Official or Code Enforcement Official and not otherwise subject to the limitations provided under this part. All such extended hardship permits must be duly registered with the Borough and shall be issued without application fee.
The placement of all PHSUs and construction trailers shall be
at the direction of the Code Official or Code Enforcement Official.