A. 
It shall be the responsibility of the property owner of the premises upon which any public nuisance, as described in this chapter, is situated and/or occurring, jointly with the owner of any junk, rubbish, structure, building or other item which constitutes such public nuisance, to provide for the removal or abatement of any such public nuisance and the remediation of any environmental problems associated with the activity or property condition which constitutes the public nuisance. Any owner of property upon which a public nuisance is located or taking place, and/or any person who or which owns junk, rubbish, structures or buildings which constitute a public nuisance, and/or any person who or which owns or is engaged in conduct, which constitutes a public nuisance, shall be deemed to be in violation of this chapter, and shall be subject to the penalties and remedies prescribed herein.
B. 
The following are hereby declared to be public nuisances and shall be removed, disposed of, or corrected as herein provided.
Any junk not stored in a junkyard, lawfully permitted in accord with Chapter 119, Zoning, Township Code, in a fully enclosed building, or in an exempted storage area.
A. 
The outside storage or deposit on a lot of:
(1) 
Two or more junk and/or unregistered vehicles that are partly or fully visible from an exterior lot line, dwelling and/or public street. This shall not apply to such vehicles stored as part of an auto repair garage, lawfully permitted in accord with Chapter 119, Zoning, Township Code.
(2) 
One or more mobile/manufactured homes that are not in habitable condition.
B. 
This § 74-6 shall not apply to the temporary (not more than 60 days) storage of up to eight vehicles on the property of Township designated emergency service providers.
The accumulation of junk, ashes, garbage and/or rubbish which is unsanitary, or otherwise dangerous or detrimental to the health, safety, or general welfare of the occupants of the premises or the public.
Maintaining or causing to be maintained any dangerous premises, including, but not limited to, abandoned or unoccupied dwellings or buildings in a state of dilapidation or disrepair.
Permitting or allowing any well, cistern, or similar structure to be or remain uncovered.
A. 
Permitting the growth of any vegetation which presents a public safety hazard by limiting the vision or right-of-way of travelers on any public road, or which has been permitted to grow to conceal any violation of this chapter. This shall not affect any requirement for screening provided in accord with any other Chestnuthill Township ordinances.
B. 
Permitting the growth of any trees, vegetation or other appendages of or to realty kept or maintained or which are permitted by any person owning or having control thereof to be kept or maintained in a condition unsafe, dangerous, unhealthy, or injurious to the public.
Any noise source which due to intensity, frequency, duration, location, lack of shielding or other reason which causes injury, damage, hurt, inconvenience, or discomfort to others in the legitimate use and enjoyment of their rights of person or property. Noise in excess of the greatest maximum sound level at § 119-46, Zoning, Township Code, shall be deemed a public nuisance for purposes of this chapter.
Any light source which due to intensity, frequency, duration, location, lack of shielding or other reason causes any direct or sky-reflected glare visible at the property line of the property on which the light source is located; or which causes any safety hazard to any driver on any public or private road. Any light source which violates or exceeds the maximum light emissions at § 119-48, Zoning, Township Code, shall be deemed a public nuisance for purposes of this chapter.
A. 
All obstructions caused or permitted on any street or sidewalk to the danger or annoyance of the public, and all snow, stones, rubbish, dirt, filth, slops, vegetable matter or other article thrown or placed by any person on or in any street, sidewalk or other public place which in any way may cause any injury to the public.
B. 
Placing a vehicle or other obstruction on or along any street of the Township so as to interfere with vehicular or pedestrian traffic, unless it should become necessary to drive or place the vehicle in such position to load or unload materials, merchandise or furniture, and then such vehicle shall only be permitted to remain for such lengths of time as is necessary to load or unload the same.
A. 
Draining or flowing, or allowing to drain or flow, by pipe or other channel, whether natural or artificial, any foul or offensive water or drainage from sinks, bathtubs, washstands, lavatories, water closets, swimming pools, privies, or cesspools of any kind or nature whatsoever, or any foul or offensive water or foul or offensive drainage of any kind, from property along any public highway, road, street, avenue, lane or alley, or from any property into or upon any adjoining property.
B. 
Throwing, spreading or depositing in any watercourse, drainageway, channel or gutter, and permit it to remain there, any stone, soil, vegetation or any other material.
Allowing or permitting any excavation, material excavated or obstruction on or adjoining any highway, street, or road, to remain opened or exposed without the same being secured by a barricade, temporary fence, or other protective materials.
The distribution, throwing upon doorsteps, into doorways, or vestibules, placing upon doorknobs or fences, casting into yards or anywhere else, handbills, advertising and printed matter of any nature whatsoever without prior authorization by the Township and only in accord with all applicable Township requirements.
Any other such action, nonaction, situation or physical object which by its nature is deemed by the Enforcement Officer to constitute a public nuisance under the terms of this chapter.