Except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or
to protect the safety of any person or Vehicle or in compliance with
law or in the directions of a police officer or official Traffic-Control
Device, no person shall Stop, Stand or Park a Vehicle:
901.1.
On the Roadway side of any Vehicle Stopped or Parked at the
edge or curb of a Street except that a Pedalcycle may be Parked as
provided in Section 3509(b)(2) of the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code.
901.2.
On a Sidewalk except that a Pedalcycle may be Parked as provided
in Section 3509(b)(2) of the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code.
901.3.
Within an Intersection.
901.4.
On a Crosswalk.
901.5.
Between a Safety Zone and the adjacent curb within 30 feet of
points on the curb immediately opposite the ends of a Safety Zone,
unless a different length is indicated by official Traffic-Control
Devices.
901.6.
Alongside or opposite any Street excavation or obstruction when
Stopping, Standing or Parking would obstruct traffic.
901.7.
Upon any bridge or other elevated structure upon a Highway.
901.8.
For loading or unloading purposes so as to block or obstruct
a Sidewalk for an unreasonable length of time.
901.9.
In the area between Roadways of a divided Highway, including
crossovers.
901.10.
At any place where official signs prohibit Stopping.
Except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or
to protect the safety of any person or Vehicle or in compliance with
law or the directions of a police officer or official Traffic-control
Device, no person shall Stand or Park a Vehicle:
902.1.
In front of a public or Private Driveway.
902.2.
Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
902.3.
Within 20 feet of a Crosswalk at an Intersection unless specifically
authorized by an official sign or Traffic-Control Device.
902.4.
Within 30 feet upon the approach to any flashing signal, Stop
sign, yield sign or Traffic-Control Signal located at the side of
a Roadway.
902.5.
Within 20 feet of a driveway entrance to any fire station or,
when properly sign posted, on the side of a Street opposite the entrance
to any fire station within 75 feet of the entrance.
902.6.
At a Taxicab stand unless the Vehicle is a Taxicab, or at a
Bus or coach Stop unless the Vehicle is a Bus or Coach. A person may,
however, Stand a Vehicle temporarily at a Taxicab stand or Bus or
Coach Stop for the purpose of, and while actually engaged in, the
discharge of passengers or the pickup of passengers then in readiness
at the curb.
902.7.
At any place where official signs prohibit Standing.
Except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or
to protect the safety of any person or Vehicle or in compliance with
law or the directions of a police officer or official Traffic-Control
Device, no person shall Park any Vehicle at any place where official
signs prohibit Parking.
Except in the case of emergency or disablement of a Vehicle,
in which case the operator thereof shall arrange for the removal of
said Vehicle as soon as possible, it shall be unlawful to Park or
leave unattended a Vehicle on private property without the consent
of the owner or other person in control or possession of said property.
The owner or other person in charge or possession of the property
on which the Vehicle is parked or left unattended in violation of
the provisions of this section may remove or have removed the Vehicle
at the reasonable expense of the owner or operator thereof. Said expense
may include the reasonable cost of towage, storing and otherwise caring
for the Vehicle after its removal.
Whenever a Vehicle has been removed to a garage under the provisions
of this section, the keeper of the garage shall have a lien dependent
upon possession for reasonable compensation for towage, storage and
otherwise caring for the Vehicle for a period not exceeding 30 days
and, if the Vehicle is not recovered by the owner within 30 days or
if the owner is unknown, the keeper of the garage may satisfy his
lien in the manner provided by the applicable law.
905.1.
At any place designated as a passenger
or freight Loading zone in the Appendix of this chapter, no person
shall Stand or Park a Vehicle except for the purpose of Loading or
unloading passengers or freight as the case may be, and may not Stand
or Park for a period of time longer than necessary for expeditious
Loading or unloading.
905.2.
No Loading or unloading of Trucks or trailers shall be permitted
between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on:
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Name of Street
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Beverly Road
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Bower Hill Road
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Castle Shannon Boulevard
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Cochran Road
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Washington Road
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905.3.
Except as otherwise provided in this section, every Vehicle
Standing or Parked upon a two-way Highway shall be positioned parallel
to and with the right-hand wheels within 12 inches of the right-hand
curb, or, in the absence of a curb, as close as practicable to the
right edge of the right-hand shoulder.
905.4.
Except as otherwise provided in this section, every Vehicle
Standing or Parked upon a one-way Highway shall be positioned parallel
to the curb or edge of the Highway in the direction of authorized
traffic movement with its right-hand wheels within 12 inches of the
right-hand curb, or, in the absence of a curb, as close as practicable
to the right edge of the right-hand shoulder, or, with its left-hand
wheels within 12 inches of the left-hand curb, or, in the absence
of a curb, as close as practicable to the left edge of the left-hand
shoulder.
905.5.
On Streets which have been signed or marked for angle Parking,
Vehicles shall be Parked at the angle to the curb indicated by such
marks or signs.
905.6.
No person shall Park a Vehicle on any street or Highway for
the purpose of greasing, repairing, or otherwise servicing the Vehicle
except for repairs necessitated by an emergency.
905.7.
No person shall operate or Park a Vehicle on any Street for
the primary purpose of displaying, advertising, or demonstrating merchandise.
905.8.
No person shall Park an unlicensed Motor Vehicle upon any Street
or public property when the Vehicle is required to be licensed by
law.
905.9.
No person shall Park a Motor Vehicle which does not have a current
inspection sticker upon any Street when such Vehicle is required to
be inspected by law before it may be operated on a Street.
905.10.
No person shall park a Motor Vehicle in a space
designated “Special Parking Only” unless such Vehicle
bears registration plates or parking placard issued to a Handicapped
Person or Disabled Veteran or a “Special Parking Only”
placard issued by the Municipality.
No Vehicle shall be permitted to Park upon any Street between
the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. except:
906.2.
In designated all night parking zones (“Permit Parking Zones”) as authorized under §10-908; or
906.4.
Individuals who utilize on-street overnight parking under any
section of this chapter must still comply with all vehicle code regulations,
local ordinances and posted signs regarding parking, including when
one inch or more of snow or ice is anticipated, or other emergency
situation requires the streets to be clear. No specific notice to
the individual requester need be given in this instance.
908.1.
A resident/owner of a vehicle shall
make an application to the Police Department for a permit pursuant
to the following conditions:
908.1.1.
Each application must contain the acknowledged signature of the owner
of the vehicle verifying under oath that the applicant is the owner
of the vehicle and that the issuance of such a permit is necessary
to permit the applicant to park within one-tenth (1/10) mile of the applicant’s residence. Each application shall
be accompanied by proof of residency. The form of such application
shall be determined by the Manager.
908.1.2.
A semi-annual fee of $150 shall be paid to the Municipality of Mt.
Lebanon. The fee may be amended from time-to-time by resolution of
the Commission.
908.1.3.
A decal, mirror hanging, or other means of identification of the
permit holder shall be established by the Manager. Failure to follow
the established means of identification shall be grounds for revocation
of the permit.
908.1.4.
Permits for a Permit Parking Zone will be assigned pursuant to rules
of uniform applicability which will generally be a maximum of one
per single residential unit or apartment, assigned on a first-come,
first-served basis. If more space is available within a Permit Parking
Zone, a maximum of two such permits, again on a first-come, first-served
basis, shall be issued to persons residing within a single residential
unit or apartment within the Municipality. Permits may be reduced
to one from two at renewal if there is unmet demand for one per single
residential unit or apartment.
908.1.5.
Permit Parking Zones will be permitted only on those streets or portions
of streets recommended by the Parking Enforcement Supervisor and approved
by the Manager and only when requested by a majority of owners of
properties abutting the proposed Permit Parking Zone or located directly
across the street from properties abutting the proposed Permit Parking
Zone or as otherwise provided in §909.3.
908.2.
Permits are in effect only for the hours between 6:00 p.m. and
9:00 a.m.
908.3.
The Municipality shall provide markings and signage for Permit
Parking Zones.
908.4.
In considering whether to recommend to the Manager that a particular
street or portion of street be designated as a Permit Parking Zone,
or whether to grant a permit for a Permit Parking Zone, the Parking
Enforcement Supervisor shall consider the following factors, along
with other factors, which in the Parking Enforcement Supervisor’s
discretion are relevant: the proximity of the affected properties
to available public or private off-street parking; the availability
to the affected properties of private off-street parking solutions;
the availability of sufficient street width and capacity to assure
the free movement of general vehicular traffic, fire, other public
safety and public works vehicles; potential interference with access
to fire hydrants and visibility of stop signs and traffic at or near
intersections.
908.5.
The Manager may establish temporary Permit Parking Zones for
applicants who have been issued permits to construct off-street parking
facilities. Temporary Permit Parking Zones shall remain in effect
for a period of six months, or until completion of construction of
the off-street parking facilities, whichever is less.
908.6.
Under and during emergency conditions, the manager may establish
temporary Parking Permit Zones as the Manager deems necessary, subject
to subsequent Commission approval.
908.7.
Established Permit Parking Zones may be rescinded or modified
at any time by the Commission. Compliance with all applicable rules
and regulations is required in order to receive and use a permit for
a Permit Parking Zone. There are no vested rights in permits, and
all renewals will be subject to any changes in this ordinance and
any applicable rules and regulations.
Special Permit Parking Spaces may be established by the Manager
for Single-Family Dwellings or Two-Family Dwellings (as defined in
the Zoning Ordinance) for up to two vehicle license plates per such
dwelling only: when physical circumstances or conditions of the requester’s
property exist that render it impossible to park two vehicles off
street without substantial financial cost; when good reason exists;
and in accordance with this section.
909.1.
Good reason shall mean the presence
of all of the following: the situation is expected to last more than
20 days; the reason for the request is beyond the control of the requester;
and off-street or alternative parking is not reasonably available.
909.2.
Reasons which are not beyond the control of the requester include:
too many vehicles; vehicle is too large for existing space; inconvenience
of having to rearrange cars; off-street or alternative parking is
available but at a cost; or alternative parking is available but is
not convenient.
909.3.
Special Permit Parking Spaces will not be granted if it would
create a public safety issue or be detrimental to the public welfare.
The Manager may designate the location of the Special Permit Parking
Spaces, which may be different than the space requested by the applicant.
The Manager may combine Special Permit Parking Spaces into a Permit
Parking Zone or require that a request be resubmitted under §908.1
if more than one Special Permit Parking Space within the same general
area would otherwise result.
909.4.
Special Permit Parking Spaces will be authorized for the minimum
duration possible and will never be authorized for more than one year.
A requester may reapply for Special Permit Parking Space when the
authorized time has expired. There are no vested rights in spaces
or permits, and all reapplications will be subject to any changes
in this ordinance and any applicable rules and regulations.
909.5.
Special Permit Parking Spaces must receive the favorable recommendation
of the Parking Enforcement Supervisor before the Manager may approve
the request.
909.6.
The form of any application and the documentation to be submitted
with the application shall be determined by the Manager, and will
include the following:
909.6.1.
Each application must contain the acknowledged signature of the owner
of the vehicle verifying under oath that the applicant is the owner
of the vehicle and that the issuance of such a permit is necessary
to permit the applicant to park within one-tenth (1/10) mile of the applicant’s residence. Each application shall
be accompanied by proof of residency.
909.6.2.
A semi-annual fee of $150 shall be paid to the Municipality of Mt.
Lebanon. The fee may be amended from time-to-time by resolution of
the Commission.
909.6.3.
A decal, mirror hanging or other means of identification of the permit
holder shall be established by the Manager. Failure to follow the
established means of identification shall be grounds for revocation
of the permit.
909.7.
Permits are in effect only for the hours between 6:00 p.m. and
9:00 a.m.
909.8.
The Municipality shall provide markings and signage for Special
Permit Parking Spaces.
909.9.
In considering whether to recommend to the Manager that a particular
area be designated as a Special Permit Parking Space, or whether to
grant a permit for a Special Permit Parking Space, the Parking Enforcement
Supervisor shall consider the following factors, along with other
factors, which in the Parking Enforcement Supervisor’s discretion
are relevant: the proximity of the affected properties to available
public or private off-street parking; the availability to the affected
properties of private off-street parking solutions; the availability
of sufficient street width and capacity to assure the free movement
of general vehicular traffic, fire, other public safety and public
works vehicles; potential interference with access to fire hydrants
and visibility of stop signs and traffic at or near intersections.
909.10.
Established Special Permit Parking Spaces may be
rescinded or modified at any time by the Commission. Compliance with
all applicable rules and regulations is required in order to receive
and use a permit for a Special Permit Parking Space.
910.1.
Applicant lives 0.5 miles from a
public garage or public parking lot. Applicant may still qualify for
a Special Permit Parking Space. One-tenth (1/10) of a mile or less is necessary for an alternative space to be
viewed as a reasonably available alternative to the Special Permit
Parking Space.
910.2.
Applicant can park one vehicle off street but does not have
room for two. Assuming all other requirements are met, applicant may
qualify for one Special Permit Parking Space, but not two.
910.3.
Applicant has a garage but cannot fit a large SUV in the garage.
This is not reason beyond the control of the applicant, and the garage
will be deemed to be available parking.
910.4.
In response to several requests on the same street, a Permit
Parking Zone is established instead of Special Permit Parking Spaces.
Applicant wishes to have a Special Permit Parking Space in front of
applicant’s house instead of using the Permit Parking Zone.
This is not a reason beyond the control of applicant. The Permit Parking
Zone is available and must be used.
910.5.
A Permit Parking Zone is available, but often applicant may
have to walk more than a one-tenth (1/10)
of a mile depending on who else has parked in the Permit Parking Zone.
This will not qualify for a Special Permit Parking Space. The Permit
Parking Zone is available and must be used.
910.6.
Applicant works late at night and does not wish to move or rearrange
vehicles either at night or early the next morning when another member
of the household works. This is not a reason beyond the control of
applicant and does not support a Special Permit Parking Space.
910.7.
Applicant has a Special Permit Parking Space but receives a
citation or is towed when applicant leaves the vehicle parked during
a snow event as set forth in § 906.4. These actions are proper
by the Municipality. Nothing in this ordinance permits the applicant
to leave the vehicle parked on the street without regard to other
relevant ordinances and restrictions.
910.8.
During the day, vehicles are parked in the Special Permit Parking
Space such that there is no space for applicant to park. No relief
is available to applicant. The Special Permit Parking Space is not
a reserved space; it only authorizes on-street parking between 6:00
p.m. and 9:00 a.m.
910.9.
A Special Permit Parking Space has been established. Later,
several residents on the same street apply for a Special Permit Parking
Space. The Manager establishes a Permit Parking Zone and requires
overnight parking in accordance with those requirements. Residents
must use the Permit Parking Zone even if the parking area is different
from the Special Permit Parking Space.
910.10.
A resident lives next to a public parking facility
but there are no available permits. The public parking facility is
not considered available parking.
910.11.
A permit holder sells the holder’s residence,
and desires to transfer the permit along with the property. This is
not permitted. A permit is not property, grants no vested rights,
and is not transferable. The new owner must apply for a permit, the
issuance of which cannot be guaranteed.
910.12.
The ordinance or other rules and regulations change,
and a permit holder objects and wishes to be considered grandfathered
in the old rules. This treatment is not available. There are not rights
to the continuation of a permit, a Special Permit Parking Space, or
a Permit Parking Zone, all of which are subject to change.
No Vehicle shall be permitted to Stand or Park upon any Street
between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. for the twenty-four-hour
period following the accumulation of one or more inches of snow and/or
ice.
912.1.
No Motor Vehicle or Vehicles shall
be stored on property in the Municipality except for Motor Vehicles
regularly used for transportation by the owners or occupants of the
property or unless a permit has been issued by the Manager for the
storage of the Vehicle or Vehicles.
912.2.
Any person desiring to store on property a Motor Vehicle not
regularly used for transportation by the owners or occupants of the
property where the Motor Vehicle is to be stored shall apply in writing
to the Manager for a permit and include such information as the Manager
may require. If the proposed Motor Vehicle storage will not adversely
affect the general welfare of the Municipality and will not constitute
a nuisance, the Manager shall issue the permit; otherwise, the permit
shall not be issued, and the Manager shall give notice of the refusal
to the applicant stating the reason for the refusal.
912.3.
Any Motor Vehicle stored on private property without a permit
as required by this section shall be removed by the owner or occupant
of the property within five days after receiving notice from the Municipality
to do so. In default thereof, the Municipality may cause the Vehicle
to be removed and collect the costs thereof, together with a penalty
of 10% of municipal claims, and by action of assumpsit, or may seek
relief by a bill of equity.
912.4.
After a person storing a Motor Vehicle without a permit as required
by this section has been so notified by letter, each day the violation
continues after five days following such notice shall constitute an
individual violation of this section. Each vehicle Parked in violation
of this section shall constitute an individual violation.
912.5.
Any permit applicant or holder aggrieved by the action of the Manager in denying or revoking a permit, or by any other adverse determination of the Manager pursuant to the provisions of this §10-912, shall have the right of appeal to the Board of Appeals pursuant to the procedures set forth in the Administrative Code, Chapter 1, §1-129.
913.1.
No person shall Park a Vehicle during
the hours specified, except on Sundays, on the Streets or parts of
Streets designated in the Appendix of this chapter.
913.2.
No person shall Park a Vehicle during the school hours specified,
except on Sundays, on the Streets or parts of Streets designated in
the Appendix of this chapter.
913.3.
No person shall park a Vehicle on Sundays during the hours specified
on the Streets or parts of Streets designated in the Appendix of this
chapter.
913.4.
No person shall Park a Vehicle at any time on the Streets or
parts of Streets designated in the Appendix of this chapter.
914.1.
No person shall Park a Vehicle for
a consecutive period of time longer than that specified between the
hours indicated on the Streets or parts of Streets designated in the
Appendix of this chapter with the following exceptions.
914.1.1.
A resident of the Streets or parts of Streets designated in the Appendix
to this Chapter may Park a Vehicle for a consecutive period of time
longer than that specified between the hours indicated if said resident
shall meet all of the following requirements:
914.1.1.1.
That the Street on which the resident lives is not designated
as an arterial street in the Mt. Lebanon Comprehensive Transportation
Study.
914.1.1.2.
That the resident has no off-street parking space.
914.1.1.3.
That the resident not Park in a business or commercial area.
914.1.1.4.
That the resident not Park in a metered zone or space.
914.1.1.5.
No permission will be granted to park more than two vehicles
per Dwelling Unit.
914.1.2.
A resident on Miami Avenue and Baywood Avenue, between Cochran Road
and Mabrick Avenue, may park a vehicle for a consecutive period of
time longer than that specified between the hours indicated.
914.2.
Any resident who meets the requirements of §§914.1.1
or 914.1.2 and desires to Park on a Street for consecutive periods
of time longer than specified between the hours indicated shall apply
in person to the Mt. Lebanon Police Department pursuant to the following
requirements:
914.2.1.
Each application must contain the acknowledged signature of the owner
of the vehicle verifying under oath that he is the owner of the vehicle.
Each application shall be accompanied by proof of residency and vehicle
ownership. The form of such application shall be determined by the
Manager.
914.2.2.
An annual fee of $50 shall be paid to the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon.
The fee may be amended from time to time by resolution of the Commission.
914.2.3.
A decal to be supplied by the Municipality shall be permanently affixed
in the rear driver’s side vehicle window. Failure to permanently
affix the decal to the window shall be grounds for revocation of the
permit.
914.2.4.
Permits are not transferable to non-permit vehicles.
914.2.5.
Permits shall be valid only on the street where the resident lives.
914.2.6.
No permission will be granted to Park more than two vehicles per
dwelling unit for applications under §914.1.2.
914.2.8.
Permits shall be in effect only for the hours between 8:00 a.m. and
6:00 p.m.
914.3.
No person shall Park any Vehicle in any Off-Street Parking Facility
during the hours established and posted by the Municipality beyond
the period of time established by notice on the Parking meter for
the individual Parking space in which such Vehicle is Parked, or beyond
the period of time, if any, fixed and posted by the Municipality where
there are no Parking meters.
914.4.
Each consecutive period, equal in length to the limited Parking
period as specified in this section, that a Vehicle is Parked in violation
of the provisions of this section shall be deemed a separate offense.
914.5.
The movement of a Parked Vehicle to a nearby location in the
same limited Parking period area solely for the purpose of avoiding
violation of this subsection shall not affect application of this
subsection to such Vehicle.
915.1.
No person shall park a vehicle for
a consecutive period of time longer than that specified between the
hours indicated on the streets or parts of streets designated in the
appendix of this chapter with the following additional exceptions.
915.2.
The owner of the vehicle must have a current lease in a Mt.
Lebanon parking facility as of a date specified by the Manager and
must be displaced from such leased space due to repairs to such facility.
915.3.
Temporary On-Street parking shall be confined where possible
to the following streets or portions of streets:
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Side
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Location
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Academy Avenue
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North
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From entrance to Rollier’s lot to 26 Academy Avenue
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Florida Avenue
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East
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From Lebanon Avenue to 705 Florida Avenue (South Garage); west
side from Lebanon Avenue to 824 Florida Avenue
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Florida Avenue
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West
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From north boundary of 670 to south boundary 680 Florida Avenue
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Magnolia Place
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North
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From Summit Way to Mabrick Avenue
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Parse Way
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East
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From Alfred Street to North Parking Garage
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Parse Way
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West
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From rear of North Lot to Shady Drive East
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Roselawn Avenue
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West
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From 728 Roselawn Avenue to Lawncroft Avenue
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Shady Drive West
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South
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From 29 Shady Drive West (at South Meadowcroft Avenue) to Rollier’s
entrance
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Wisteria Avenue
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East
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From Lawncroft Avenue to Buchanan Place
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915.4.
A vehicle owner who meets the requirements of this §10-915 may park on the streets or portions of streets set forth at §915.3 pursuant to the following requirements.
915.4.1.
The vehicle owner shall make application to the Municipality for
a Temporary On-Street Parking Permit.
915.4.2.
A monthly fee of $40 shall be paid to the Municipality.
915.4.3.
A placard to be supplied by the Municipality shall be affixed to
the rear view mirror or visibly displayed face up on the dashboard
of the vehicle if not equipped with a rear view mirror. Failure to
affix or place the placard to the appropriate location shall be grounds
for revocation of the permit.
915.4.4.
Permits are not transferable.
915.4.6.
Permits shall be in effect only for the hours between 8:00 a.m. and
6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
915.5.
Temporary On-Street Parking Permits issued pursuant to this §10-915 may be rescinded or modified at any time by the Commission.
915.6.
The location of Temporary On-Street Parking Zones established
pursuant to this §915.3 shall be marked and signed by the Municipality.
916.1.
Parking meters shall be erected on certain Streets or parts of Streets where Parking time is limited as indicated in the Appendix of this chapter, which upon deposit of a coin, coins, authorized token, or authorized tokens, as hereinafter provided or other authorized payment device or method approved by the Municipality, will indicate the duration of the legal Parking period and the time when such period has elapsed. The maximum time available on a Street Parking meter shall conform with the Parking periods established by §10-914 of this chapter.
916.2.
Metered Parking spaces shall be approximately 22 feet in length
or shall otherwise provide for the movement of Vehicles of reasonable
size into and out of the spaces. Spaces shall be marked by lines on
the curb or pavement, or by other appropriate means.
916.3.
In order that the period during which a Vehicle is Parked may
be accurately measured the owner or operator of a Vehicle Parking
at a metered space on a Street or in an Off-Street Parking Facility
during the hours of limited Parking shall deposit, immediately upon
entering the space, a coin, coins, authorized token, or authorized
tokens, as hereinafter provided or other authorized payment device
or method approved by the Municipality, in the meter or device in
accordance with the instructions on the meter.
916.4.
No person shall deposit or cause to be deposited in any Parking
meter on a Street or in an Off-Street Parking Facility a slug, device
or metallic substitute for a coin of the United States or an authorized
token.
916.4.1.
An authorized token shall mean a metallic circular device impressed
with the working “Mt. Lebanon PA” on one face of the token
and the working “Parking Meter Token” on the opposite
face of the token. The Municipality is solely authorized to fabricate
or have fabricated authorized tokens.
916.5.
No person shall deface, tamper with, damage, open or willfully
break, destroy or impair the usefulness of any Parking meter installed
on a Street or in an Off-Street Parking Facility.
916.6.
No person shall Park a Motor Vehicle across a line or marking
designating a metered Parking space, or Park the Vehicle in any way
so that it will not be wholly within a Parking space.
916.7.
Nothing contained in this section or in any ordinance hereafter
establishing Parking meter zones shall be construed to permit Standing
or Parking which by other sections of this chapter is prohibited.
916.8.
Parking meters at all Street locations approved by this Chapter,
except for those along Beverly Road, Central Square, Overlook Drive,
Ralston Place and Washington Road shall provide 30 minutes for each
quarter or authorized token deposited up to the maximum time permitted
at that location by this Chapter. Parking meters at locations approved
by this Chapter along Beverly Road, Overlook Drive, Ralston Place
and Washington Road and the meters on Central Square closest to Washington
Road shall provide 20 minutes for each quarter or authorized token
deposited up to the maximum time permitted at the location.
916.9.
Notwithstanding the other provisions of this section, persons
using Vehicles to momentarily load or unload freight or passengers
shall be excused from putting coins in the Parking meters.
