[Ord. 417, passed 3-2-1981]
The owner of any real property in the Borough where the zoning
classification is other than residential shall apply to the Secretary
for a permit to use such premises for a period of one year. Upon receipt
of such a use application and the payment of a permit fee in the amount
prescribed in § 1434.02, the Secretary shall refer the application
to the Building Inspector who shall make an inspection of the premises
within 30 days of the receipt of the application. If the Building
Inspector finds upon inspection that the premises are in compliance
with all ordinances of the Borough regulating such premises and in
compliance with all conditions and requirements of any agreement between
the owner of the premises and the Borough, he or she shall promptly
issue a certificate permitting the use of the premises for the purpose
stated in the application for a period of one year. Should the Building
Inspector find that the premises are in violation of any ordinance
of the Borough or in violation of any requirement or condition of
any agreement between the owner of such premises and the Borough,
he or she shall promptly issue a written report specifying the violation
and indicating thereon the time within which such violation shall
be corrected. Should a violation of any ordinance of the Borough or
a violation of any requirement or condition of any agreement between
the owner of such premises and the Borough occur at any time after
a certificate has been issued, the Building Inspector shall issue
a written report specifying the violation and indicating thereon the
time within which such violation shall be corrected.
[Ord. 417, passed 3-2-1981]
The permit fees to be paid pursuant to § 1434.01 are
as set forth in § 208.06(I) of the Administration Code.
[Ord. 417, passed 3-2-1981]
No owner of premises shall fail to correct a violation specified
in the report required by § 1434.01 within the time specified
in the report.