Borough of Bellefonte, PA Parking Generally

§ 530-31 Parking in lot adjoining Borough Municipal Building restricted.

Between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., parking upon premises owned by the Borough adjoining the Borough Municipal Building on Lamb Street shall be restricted to vehicles belonging to employees of the Borough and/or vehicles belonging to persons having official business to transact with the Borough and/or vehicles belonging to any person authorized by Council to park on such premises. Such restriction shall be in effect Monday through Friday of each week, legal holidays recognized by the Borough excepted. For purposes of this section, the word "belonging" also includes vehicles used or operated by such persons. No person shall park a vehicle in violation of this section.

In addition to the penalty provided in § 530-43, a vehicle belonging to any unauthorized person or to any person not having official business with the Borough or any person not employed by the Borough shall be towed away from the municipal lot at the owner's expense.

§ 530-32 Angle parking.

Angle parking is required on the following portions of streets in the metered area of the Borough, and in no other portions of streets or alleys in the Borough:

Street	Side	From	To
Allegheny Street	Both	Bishop Street	Logan Street
East High Street (north leg)	South	100 feet east of Penn Street	100 feet west of Penn Street
West Bishop Street	North	Spring Street	Academy Lane

Except at such locations within such angle-parking zones where parallel parking is indicated by official signs, on all streets or portions thereof where angle parking is now or hereafter authorized, all vehicles parked thereon shall be parked with the front thereof nearest the curb.

§ 530-33 Parking within marked spaces.

Wherever a space is marked off on any street or alley for the parking of a vehicle, every vehicle there parked shall be parked within the lines bounding such space.

§ 530-34 Prohibited parking areas.

Parking is prohibited at all times in the following locations:

Street	Side	From	To
Allegheny Street	West	Linn Street	Lamb Street
Bishop Street	North	McAllister Street	Parkview Boulevard
Bishop Street	South	McAllister Street	East end of PennDOT maintenance facility (1,600 feet)
Bishop Street	South	Spring Street	Academy Lane
Blanchard Street	West	Logan Street	Burnside Street
Burrows Street	North	Penn Street	Cowdrick Lane
Burrows Street	South	Penn Street	Ridge Street
Cedar Street	Both	Cherry Street	Bishop Street
Cherry Street	Both	Spring Street	Penn Street
Decatur Street	Both	Pike Street	Burrows Street
Dunlap Street	West	West Lamb Street	South end of Cerro Corporation property
East Howard Street	Both	McAllister Street	Eastward to Borough line
Hale Street	Both	Penn Street	Cowdrick Lane
High Street	North	East line of YMCA property	The Diamond
High Street	North	Scott Street	Point opposite intersection with South Thomas Street
High Street	South	Point opposite intersection with Scott Street	Potter Street
High Street, East (north leg)	South	Allegheny Street	Point 100 feet west of Penn Street
High Street, East (south leg)	North	Allegheny Street	Point 100 feet west of Penn Street
High Street, East (south leg)	North	Point 200 feet west of Ridge Street	Ridge Street
Howard Street	Both	Wilson Street	North Monroe Street
Lamb Street	North	Allegheny Street	Point opposite intersection with Decatur Street
Lamb Street	South	Thomas Street	SEDA COG Railroad tracks
Linn Street	Both	Allegheny Street	Spring Street
Linn Street	North	Cowdrick Lane	Armor Street
Locust Street	Both	Howard Street	Pike Street
Logan Street	Both	Spring Street	Allegheny Street
Logan Street	North	Allegheny Street	Ridge Street
Logan Street	South	Allegheny Street	Penn Street
McAllister Street	Both	Howard Street	Wood Street
Monroe Street	Both	Bishop Street	Alley south of Bishop Street
Monroe Street	West	Cherry Street	Bishop Street
Monroe Street	West	Logan Lane	Humes Road
North Thomas Street	East	Lamb Street	North Potter Street
North Water Street	Both	Linn Street	High Street
Penn Street	Both	Cherry Street	Bishop Street
Penn Street	East	Lamb Street	Burrows Street
Pike Street	Both	Allegheny Street	Penn Street
Pike Street	Both	Ridge Street	Alley east of Ridge Street
Pike Street	North	215 East Pike Street	219 East Pike Street
Pike Street	South	Penn Street	Ridge Street
Pine Street	South	Spring Street	South Borough line
Reynolds Avenue	East	North end of Reynolds Avenue	Point 300 feet south thereof
Ridge Street	East	Lamb Street	Burrows Street
Shope Street	East	Gallo residence	Corner
Shope Street	West	Burnside Street	Humes Road
South Potter Street	West	West High Street	South Thomas Street
South Water Street	Both	High Street	SEDA COG Railroad tracks
Spring Street	West	Linn Street	Lamb Street
Spring Street	Both	Academy Lane	Stony Batter Street
South Spring Street	South	Pine Street	Manchester Street
St. Paul Street	Both	Halfmoon Street	South Thomas Street
Stony Batter Street	Both	Spring Street	South Water Street
Willowbank Street	North	SEDA COG Railroad tracks	Logan Branch of Spring Creek
Willowbank Street	North	Reynolds Avenue	West Borough line
Willowbank Street	South	Penn-Central Railroad tracks	Logan Branch of Spring Creek
Willowbank Street	South	Valentine Road	West Borough line
Wilson Street	Both	East Howard Street	Lane behind Centre Crest
Wilson Street	East	Cherry Street	Bishop Street

§ 530-35 Two-hour and fifteen-minute parking areas.

No person shall park a vehicle or allow the same to remain parked for longer than two hours at any location listed in Subsection A hereof or longer than 15 minutes at any location listed in Subsection B hereof.

Two-hour parking. Designated by gray colored meters.

Fifteen-minute parking. Designated by gold colored meters.

§ 530-36 Cab stands, bus loading and unloading areas, judicial parking areas, and physicians' parking areas in parking meter zones.

Upon request and application by the person desiring such special reserved space, and upon the payment of the annual license fee as outlined in the Borough Fee Schedule, Council may establish reserved areas within the parking meter zones, as follows:

(1)

Judicial parking spaces in the area of the Courthouse as agreed upon by Bellefonte Borough Council and the Centre County Commissioners.

(2)

Bus stops, for use by buses awaiting, taking on or discharging passengers, the annual license fee shall be established by resolution of Borough Council.

(3)

Physicians' parking areas, not more than one parking space or stall to be reserved for any one physician, the annual license fee shall be established by resolution of Borough Council.

Upon establishment of any such special reserved space, the adjacent parking meter shall be removed therefrom and a sign shall be erected giving notice of the purpose for which such space is reserved. No person shall stand or park any vehicle in any such reserved space other than the particular vehicle or type of vehicle for which the license was issued.

§ 530-37 Parking unlicensed vehicles on public ways.

No person shall park or allow to remain parked, upon any street or public alley in the Borough, any motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer not bearing the current and valid license plate assigned thereto.

§ 530-38 Loading and unloading zones.

The following areas upon the streets in the Borough are hereby designated as loading and unloading zones. No person shall park a vehicle in any such zone at any time except for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading and/or unloading times for delivery zone use shall be between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. seven days a week in the following area:

Street	Side	Location
Bishop Street	North	West of Allegheny Street
East High Street (south leg)	South	East of Allegheny Street
High Street	North	Between Dunlap Street and Spring Creek
High Street	South	West of Spring Street
Spring Street	East	North of High Street

§ 530-39 General parking restrictions.

No person shall:

Park a vehicle within an intersection;

Park a vehicle within an intersection of highways;

Park a vehicle 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;

Park a vehicle on a crosswalk;

Park a vehicle within 15 feet of a fire hydrant;

Park on a sidewalk, except for pedalcycles, which may be parked as provided in Section 3509(b)(2) of the Vehicle Code;

Park a vehicle in front of a public or private driveway;

Park a vehicle on a highway, except as otherwise authorized;

Park a vehicle on the left side of a highway against traffic;

Park a vehicle more than 12 inches from the curb;

Park a vehicle within 20 feet of the 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;

Park a vehicle where the vehicle would prevent the free movement of traffic;

Leave a vehicle unattended on any right-of-way, street, highway, alley or thoroughfare for a period exceeding 96 hours consecutively without a current registration or inspection sticker;

Leave a vehicle unattended on any right-of-way, street, highway, alley or thoroughfare for a period of 96 hours after police notification; or

Park a vehicle on the painted lines which denote the measured parking space on the street or in the municipal parking lots of the Borough.

§ 530-40 Additional parking restrictions.

Parking is hereby prohibited at the following locations at any time between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.:

(1)

In front of the Brockerhoff Hotel on the southern side of High Street: four stalls.

(2)

On the northern side of High Street in front of the Courthouse Annex: four stalls.

Alternate side parking. For the purpose of clearing the streets of ice and snow in the wintertime and for clearing the downtown streets of debris, dust and dirt in the summertime, parking is hereby prohibited on alternate sides of the street on a year-round basis. These parking regulations will be in effect regardless of the conditions of the streets and shall have no bearing on whether a winter storm has occurred or not. The regulations will be in effect in the summer season regardless of whether the Borough has scheduled a need for sweeping or not. It is the intent that these regulations will be in effect at all times, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, unless Council has directed a temporary suspension of the regulations for a specific duration to accommodate a special event or occasion. Parking is hereby prohibited on alternate sides of the streets between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. The "downtown section" of the Borough is defined as the Central Business District and the Waterfront District as defined on the Borough's Zoning Map.

(1)

Effective immediately, parking shall be prohibited on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., inclusive, as follows:

Name of Street	Side	Location
Allegheny Street	East	From Logan Street to Burrows Street
Bishop Street	North	From Spring Street to Penn Street
High Street	North	From Penn Street to Dunlap Street
Howard Street	North	From Spring Street to Penn Street
Spring Street	East	From Logan Street to Howard Street

(2)

Parking is hereby prohibited on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., inclusive, as follows:

Name of Street	Side	Location
Allegheny Street	West	From Logan Street to Burrows Street
Bishop Street	South	From Spring Street to Penn Street
High Street	South	From Penn Street to Dunlap Street
Howard Street	South	From Spring Street to Penn Street
Spring Street	West	From Logan Street to Howard Street

Parking is hereby prohibited on the south side of Bishop Street from Penn Street to McAllister Street on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and parking is hereby prohibited on the north side of Bishop Street from Penn Street to McAllister Street on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Parking is hereby prohibited at the parking meter located on the south side of West Bishop Street, near the intersection of West Bishop Street and South Spring Street, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. of the next day. Such prohibition shall be conspicuously posted on such meter by the proper authorities of the Borough.

§ 530-41 Restrictions on parking and storing of large vehicles.

Purpose; title; definitions.

(1)

Purpose. The Bellefonte Borough Council has determined that hazardous and unsafe traffic conditions within the Borough exist because large vehicles are often parked or stored on streets or in the front yard setback areas in the Borough. These hazardous and unsafe traffic conditions create a nuisance, reduce visibility and are detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare of the residents and others, impede emergency vehicles (including fire trucks, ambulances, etc.) and interfere with the peaceful and quiet enjoyment of the residents in their homes and neighborhoods. The Borough Council has determined that the following language shall replace § 530-41 of the ordinances to remediate the foregoing.

(2)

Title. The section shall be renamed to "Restrictions on the parking and storing of large vehicles."

(3)

Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context in which the word is used clearly indicates otherwise:

LARGE VEHICLES

The following recreational, commercial or private vehicles, as defined in 75 Pa. C.S.A. § 102, and as amended from time to time: articulated bus, combination, construction truck, construction trailer, contractor trailer, driveaway-towaway operation, farm equipment, full trailer, house trailer, limousine (capable of carrying 10 or more passengers), maxi-cube vehicle, mobile home, motor carrier vehicle, motor home, recreational vehicle or trailer, semitrailer, stinger-steered automobile or boat transporter, tow dolly, tow truck, trailer, truck-camper, truck trailer, and truck tractor.

MOTOR VEHICLE

A vehicle which is self-propelled except a self-propelled wheelchair, an electric personal assistive mobility device, or a vehicle which is propelled solely by human power. Motor vehicles include "large vehicles" as defined herein.

NUISANCE

Any condition, structure or improvement which constitutes a danger or potential danger to the health, safety or welfare of citizens of the Borough or causes a blighting effect in neighborhoods.

PARK or PARKING

The halting of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading property or passengers.

PERSON

A natural person, firm, partnership, association, corporation or other legal entity.

PRIVATE VEHICLE

A vehicle used for domestic, noncommercial use.

RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

A vehicle used customarily for human habitation or recreational activities during tours or vacation periods, including, but not limited to, travel homes, travel trailers, motor homes, tiny houses, truck campers, tent campers, trailers, boats and trailers, snowmobiles and trailers, jet skis and trailers, and any other similar vehicle.

STREET

Any road, avenue, highway, court, cul-de-sac, alley, public way, unordained right-of-way, or public square used as a public thoroughfare within the municipal limits of the Borough of Bellefonte.

TRAILER

A vehicle designed to be towed by a motor vehicle.

TRUCK

Any large commercial motor vehicle which is or may be used for attaching or pulling a trailer. This term shall also refer to but not be limited to, a tractor trailer and/or truck tractor, straight-body truck, stake-body truck, flatbed truck, storage truck, refrigerator truck, any large commercial motor vehicle, dump truck, tow truck, tri-axle vehicle, and/or any heavy motor vehicle designed for carrying or pulling heavy loads.

TRUCK TRAILER

Any motor vehicle which attaches to a trailer and which is primarily used for the transportation of goods, merchandise and materials, and which, when in combination or on its own, totals 30 feet or more in length. This term is commonly referred to as a "tractor trailer" or an "eighteen-wheel" vehicle. This term is not meant to include vehicles which are making local deliveries in permitted areas.

Parking and storage of large vehicles.

(1)

Street parking of large vehicles restricted. No person shall park, cause to be parked, or permit to be parked, any large vehicle on any street within the municipal limits of the Borough of Bellefonte.

(2)

Exceptions. The regulations set forth in this section shall not apply to:

(a)

Emergency vehicles as defined by 75 Pa.C.S.A. § 102.

(b)

Borough-owned motor vehicles.

(c)

Motor vehicles operated by the U.S. Postal Service.

(d)

Motor vehicles actively engaged in the construction or repair of streets, curbs, sidewalks, or utilities.

(e)

A large vehicle may be parked on a street or in any driveway on a residential lot with the permission of the owner of such lot for the purpose of loading or unloading the vehicle, for general maintenance of the vehicle, and for visiting, not to exceed 24 hours.

(f)

The parking of any truck or truck trailer or tri-axle vehicle for the purpose of the delivery or pickup of merchandise, material, or goods, provided that the parking of said vehicle shall terminate immediately upon conclusion of the delivery or pickup of merchandise, material or goods.

(3)

Off-street parking or storage of large vehicles restricted.

(a)

The off-street parking or storage of large vehicles shall not be permitted.

(b)

Exceptions. The following are exceptions to this regulation:

[1]

Each vehicle shall be stored fully within the rear yard, or within an interior side yard (the side of the yard between two buildings within the same block).

[2]

When stored within a rear yard, the vehicle shall meet the setback requirements of an accessory building.

[3]

When stored in an interior side yard, the vehicle shall not project beyond the front wall of the house.

[4]

When a storage area is located on a corner lot, the side lot line of which is substantially a continuation of the front lot line of the lot to its rear, the storage area shall not project beyond the front yard setback required on the lot to the rear of such corner lot. In no instance shall a storage area be located nearer than 10 feet to a street right-of-way line.

[5]

Vehicles shall not be used to store flammable or explosive fuels or materials that are contrary to federal, state or local regulations.

[6]

Vehicles shall be fully operable and kept in good repair, and shall display the current license plate and/or registration as may be appropriate under state law for the particular type of vehicle. For the purpose of this subsection, the term "current" shall mean having an expiration date not more than six months old in the case of a semiannual or seasonal license.

[7]

At no time shall a recreational vehicle be used for living or housekeeping purposes, nor shall it be connected to water, gas, electrical or sanitary sewer facilities, except for the purpose of heating, cooling or battery charging preparatory to departure, or for general vehicle maintenance purposes. The Zoning Officer may grant an exemption to this prohibition in cases where a home is seriously damaged by fire, natural disaster, or other emergency that makes the house temporarily uninhabitable but would still allow the property owner to live on their property while the house is being repaired.

Temporary RV parking permit terms and conditions.

(1)

The purpose of authorizing issuance of temporary recreational vehicle parking permits is to allow an out-of-town visitor who owns a recreational vehicle to park on a street directly in front of (or on the side of the property if it is a corner lot) the residence or in the front yard area to which the out-of-town visitor is visiting for a limited time period, in order to provide flexibility in administration, as deemed appropriate by the Chief of Police, or his/her designee.

(2)

This permit is issued to the undersigned only for their sole use. The permit is nontransferable. Parking permits must be properly displayed at all times in the lower driver's side of the windshield or nearest window of the RV for which it has been issued so that it is clearly visible from the exterior of the vehicle. Permits shall be displayed on the side of the RV for which it has been issued so that it is visible from the street, which is usually the left side. Failure to properly display temporary permits could subject the vehicle to citation and/or towing.

(3)

The Borough reserves the right to revoke the permit when, in the sole opinion of the Borough, the permit is being misused by the applicant.

(4)

Parking of an RV on a street beyond the dates listed on the permit is prohibited and may result in fines and the recreational vehicle being towed at the owner's expense. Temporary exceptions may be made by obtaining authorization from the Bellefonte Police Department.

(5)

Each out-of-town visitor desiring a temporary recreational vehicle parking permit shall file with the police department a completed Borough application form, signed under penalty of perjury, containing the following:

(a)

The name, address, and phone number of the registered owner of the designated recreational vehicle;

(b)

The name, address, and phone number of the applicant(s) for the permit;

(c)

The registration from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, or equivalent agency for another state, for the recreational vehicle;

(d)

The name, address, and phone number of the resident who is being visited;

(e)

The license number, make, and model of the designated recreational vehicle;

(f)

The dates for which the permit is requested; and

(g)

Additional information the parking services department may require.

Temporary construction or contractor trailer parking terms and conditions.

(1)

Construction or contractor trailers may be placed on a street directly in front of (or on the side of the property if it is a corner lot) the residence for which construction is occurring, provided that the following requirements are met:

(a)

Application is made to the Borough office stating the location of the placement of the construction trailer and the period of time it will be on the street. The Borough reserves the right, in its sole opinion, to not issue a permit if the location is deemed to be hazardous or unsafe.

(b)

A fee set forth by Council resolution shall be paid upon application to the Borough.

(c)

No construction or contractor trailer placed on a street shall exceed eight feet in width or take up more than one parking space.

(d)

Any construction or contractor trailer placed in a street shall have reflective material on the end that faces the direction of traffic and shall have at least one orange marker cone positioned at the corner facing the direction of traffic.

(2)

No construction or contractor trailer shall be used for more than 30 days without permit renewal. This section does not apply to construction trailers that may be placed on private property in the rear yard area. The Borough reserves the right to revoke the permit when, in the sole opinion of the Borough, the permit is being misused by the applicant.

Repeal; severability.

(1)

The provisions of any ordinances in effect upon the date of passage of this section which are contradictory to the terms hereof are hereby revoked and rendered null and void.

(2)

The provisions of this section are severable, and if any of its provisions shall be held to be unconstitutional, illegal, or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of any of the remaining provisions of this section. It is hereby declared as the legislative intent that this section would have been adopted had such unconstitutional, illegal, or invalid provision not been included herein.

Violations and penalties.

(1)

Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall be subject to a summary offense before the magisterial district justice. Upon finding of a violation, a fine shall be imposed of not more than $350, together with court costs. Any large vehicle parked on a street in violation of this section may also be towed at the owner's expense.

(2)

Each day in which a violation occurs or continues shall be deemed a separate violation hereof.

§ 530-42 Handicapped or disabled veteran parking spaces.

Pursuant to the Act of November 9, 1977, P.L. 226, No. 69, as supplemented and amended (75 Pa. C.S.A. § 3354), it shall be unlawful for any person to park a vehicle on the public or private property reserved for a handicapped person or a severely disabled veteran, which property has been posted in accordance with regulations established and implemented by the Department of Transportation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, except for person parking vehicles lawfully bearing a handicapped or a severely disabled veteran registration plate or displaying a handicapped or a severely disabled veteran parking placard when such vehicles are being operated by or for the transportation of a handicapped or a severely disabled veteran.

This section may be enforced and violators may be cited by a parking officer or the police department of the Borough. Citations in the form described by the Borough Secretary and approved by the Borough Mayor shall be issued by the parking officer or the Police Department of the Borough in accordance with the Act of November 9, 1977, as supplemented and amended.

§ 530-43 Violations and penalties; waiver.

General penalty. Whoever violates or fails to comply with any of the provisions of this article for which no penalty is otherwise provided shall be fined not more than $15 for each offense.

Violation of § 530-31. Whoever violates § 530-31 shall be fined in accordance to the Borough Fee Schedule or imprisoned not less than two days nor more than 10 days, or both such fine and imprisonment for each offense.

Prescribed fines. Any person charged with a violation of any provision of this article for which payment of a prescribed fine may be made may pay such sum in the manner prescribed on the issued traffic ticket. Such payment shall be deemed a plea of guilty, waiver of court appearance and acknowledgment of conviction of the alleged offense, and may be accepted in full satisfaction of the prescribed penalty for such alleged violation. Payment of the prescribed fine need not be accepted when laws prescribe that a certain number of such offenses shall require court appearance.

Establishment of schedule. Until changed by resolution of Council, there is hereby established a schedule of prescribed fines to be printed on all traffic tickets of the Borough for enumerated offenses as listed upon such preprinted traffic tickets. A schedule of fines in substantially the same form as the schedule contained in Subsection F hereof shall be printed on all traffic tickets of the Borough and shall be the fines which are due and payable by an offender in accordance with Subsection C hereof.

Implementation of schedule. All of the proper officers, employees and police officers of the Borough are hereby required and requested to implement the schedule set forth in Subsection F hereof, effective December 21, 1983. Magisterial district judges and/or courts of Centre County are hereby authorized, required and requested to accept, for the requisite offense charged, the amount so established in payment of fines due the Borough.

Schedule.

(1)

Overparked, parking meter expired: The Borough of Bellefonte shall implement, through the Borough Fee Schedule, a three-tier fine for a first, second, and third parking offense/violation for overparked parking meter violations.

(2)

Other types of parking violations shall be charged as outlined in the Borough's Fee Schedule. These violations include:

Parking at a fire hydrant

Parking in a restricted area

Parking against traffic

Parking on highway

Parking across lines

Parking on sidewalk

Snow emergency

Parking in violation of the alternate side restriction

Back-in parking in an angled parking space on the street

Restricted area in a parking lot

Parking across a line in a parking lot

Back-in parking in a parking lot unless charging an electric vehicle

Violation of § 530-40B. Whoever violates § 530-40B shall be fined not less than the minimum fee for a parking violation as outlined in the Borough Fee Schedule for the first offense. If the same vehicle remains in violation for 48 hours, a second fine at the second tier of fines as outlined in the Borough Fee Schedule will be assessed in addition to the cost of towing as provided in Subsection H hereof.

Towing vehicles. A vehicle found to be in a continuous (second) violation of § 530-40B may be towed and impounded at the vehicle owner's expense when towing is authorized by the Chief of Police. Towing will be done by a licensed towing business, and all costs associated with towing and impounding must be paid in full before the vehicle can be reclaimed by the owner.

Violation of § 530-41. Whoever violates § 530-41 shall be subject to the penalty provided in Chapter 1, Article III, General Penalty as outlined in the Borough Fee Schedule.

Violation of § 530-42. Whoever violates § 530-42 (Illegal parking in a handicapped or disabled parking space) shall be fined as outlined in the Borough Fee Schedule.