[Ord. No. 2012-003, 3/14/2012]
No insurance company, association or exchange (hereinafter the
"insuring agent") doing business in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
shall pay a claim of a named insured for fire damage to a structure
located within the Borough of Wesleyville (hereinafter the "municipality")
where the amount recoverable for the fire loss to the structure under
all policies exceeds $7,500, unless the named insured or insuring
agent is furnished by the Borough Manager with a municipal certificate
pursuant to Act 93 of 1994[1] and the provisions of this Part.
[1]
Editor's Note: See 40 P.S. § 638.
[Ord. No. 2012-003, 3/14/2012]
1.
The insuring agent shall transfer from the insurance proceeds to
the designated officer of the Borough in the aggregate of $2,000 for
each $15,000 of a claim and for each fraction of that amount of a
claim, this section to be applied such that if the claim is $15,000
or less, the amount transferred to the Borough shall be $2,000;
2.
The designated officer of the Borough shall apply the amounts from
the insurance proceeds necessary to pay the taxes, assessments, penalties,
charges and costs as shown on the bill and credit such payment of
items.
[Ord. No. 2012-003, 3/14/2012]
The Borough of Wesleyville may by resolution adopt procedures
and regulations to implement Act 98 of 1992, as amended by Act 93
of 1994, and this Part and may by resolution fix reasonable fees to
be charged for Borough activities or services provided pursuant to
Act 98 of 1992, as amended by Act 93 of 1994, and this Part, including
but not limited to issuance of certificates and bills, performance
of inspections and opening of separate fund accounts.
[Ord. No. 2012-003, 3/14/2012]
Any owner of property, any named insured or any insuring agent
who violates this Part shall be subject to a penalty of up to $1,000
per violation.
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The provisions of this Part shall be severable and, if any of
the provisions hereof shall be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining
provisions of this Part shall remain in effect.
