Any act by an occupant of a residential rental unit or by a person present at a residential rental unit involving public drunkenness; consumption of an alcoholic beverage in public; public urination or defecation; the unlawful depositor of trash or litter on public or private property; damage to or destruction of public or private property; the obstruction of public roads, streets, highways or sidewalks; interference with emergency or police services; unreasonable noise as defined by Chapter
149, Noise, and/or the appropriate ordinances of the Borough of Columbia dealing with noise violations, and Chapter
220, Zoning, and/or the appropriate ordinances of the Borough of Columbia dealing with zoning regulations; use of profane or obscene language or gestures; indecent exposure; fighting or quarreling; or any other act defined as "disorderly conduct" in the Pennsylvania Crimes Code or any act prohibited by the ordinances of the Borough or which otherwise injures the health, safety or welfare of the residents of the Borough residing in the neighborhood or vicinity of the gathering. It is not necessary that such conduct, action, incident or behavior constitute a criminal offense, nor that criminal charges be filed against any person in order for said person to have perpetrated, caused or permitted the commission of disruptive conduct will be deemed to have occurred unless a Code Enforcement Official or a police officer shall investigate and make a determination that such did occur, and keep written records, including a disruptive conduct report, of such occurrences. Provided, however, that a victim of domestic violence with a protection from abuse order shall not be subject to a disruptive conduct report if the police officer determines, after investigation, that the behavior complained of is a result of domestic violence. The occupant and the owner and, if applicable, the manager shall be notified of any such occurrences in writing.
[Amended 8-12-2013 by Ord. No. 838]