The application submitted by any person seeking the creation
of a handicapped parking space shall include, at a minimum, the following:
A. The name and address of the applicant;
B. Proof of disability registration plate or severely disabled veteran
registration plate registered to the applicant;
C. A statement as to whether the applicant has access to off-street
parking at or near their residence;
D. A statement as to whether there are any other facilities constructed
within the applicant's residence that are designed to accommodate
the disability claimed to be suffered;
E. Any other information required by the Chief of Police to make a determination
whether the request should be granted.
The Chief of Police may at any time revoke or cause the removal
of any handicapped parking area whenever the applicant no longer occupies
the premises for which the space is issued or the disability registration
plate or severely disabled veteran registration plate for which the
permit is issued is no longer valid.
It shall be unlawful for any person to violate the handicapped
parking provisions of this article. Any person violating the handicapped
parking area provisions of this article relating to the application,
renewal or maintenance of handicapped parking spaces shall be guilty
of a summary offense and, upon conviction before a Magisterial District
Judge having jurisdiction over same, be sentenced of a fine of not
less than $300 nor more than $1,000 and, in default of payment thereof,
be sentenced to the maximum punishment provided for summary offenses
under Pennsylvania law.