Kiskiminetas Township Ordinances

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Ordinance Number

Ordinance
Description

1-1951

Vacation of part of Township Rd known as No. T-548

2-1951

Elders Ridge Joint Municipal Authority

3-1951

Nuisance: Garbage, Burning, Prohibiting – amended by 1-1973

5-1951

Speed Limits in the Townsip

2-1953

Per Capita Tax

5-1953

Social Security

6-1953

Adopting streets/alleys in Grandview & Owens View home sites

7-1955

Disorderly Conduct – amended by 2-1973

8-1955

Gross Weight limit on township roads

10-1955

Right of Way Agreement

1-1956

Adopting streets/alleys in Knepshield & Patterson Plans

2-1956

Prohibiting opening, construction or dedication for public uses or travel of any road, street, lane or alley or any drainage facilities

10-1956

Dedication of roads & drainage facilities & approval of plans/lots

11-1959

Vacating a portion of township road #460

12-1959

Vacating parts of State Highway Route 379, Sect R-2

1-1960

Adopting certain roads in Miller Plan, Virginia Marks Plan, Brownstown Plan, Part of T-460 & parts of roads leading to Brownstown/Redtown

1-1966

Regulating peddling & requiring peddlers to obtain licenses

2-1966

Adopting roads in Shellhammer lane, G.I. Road, Shaffer RoadTalmadge Ave, Miller Plan & Warren Heights Plan

1-1968

Organize Kiskiminetas Township Municipal Authority

1-1969

Earned Income Tax

2-1969

Regulating junk dealers and issuing license

3-1969

Establishing fire hydrant districts

4-1969

Adopting certain streets in Shellhammer Plan

5-1969

Authorizing KTMA to construct and repair water lines

1-1970

Adopting certain streets in Shellhammer Plan

1-1971

Purchase agreement with KVWPCA

2-1971

Vacating parts of state legislative routes 03167 and 03043 all within the boundary limits of township

3-1971

Amendment to fire hydrant rental agreement

4-1971

Installation of fire hydrants along water lines of MAWC

5-1971

Licensing of outdoor amusements

1-1972

Adopting certain streets in Deerwood Manor

2-1972

Forming Township Planning Commission

3-1972

Changing the name of Highland Ave & Summit Ave as authorized by 5702, Paragraph XXXVII

1-1973

Amending No. 3-51, Prohibiting the Erection, Creation, or Maintenance of nuisance, garbage, burning prohibited

2-1973

Amending No. 7-55 Disorderly conduct

3-1973

Prohibiting the burning of combustible materials of noxious Nature and confining the burning of combustible materials of Non-noxious nature including grass or weed fields during certain hours – amended by 2-1974

4-1973

Prohibiting the accumulation or storage of junked, abandoned or discarded vehicles, trailers, boats, appliances or household furnishings

5-1973

Notice of Enactment – Approval of an Engineer’s Report – Sewage Construction – KVWPCA

6-1973

Notice of Enactment – A Service Agreement – KVWPCA

7-1973

Authorizing and granting to KVWPCA the right and privilege to install construct, maintain, use, repair and replace and remove sanitary sewer lines in, along, under and across streets, roads, alleys and Right-of-ways

8-1973

Directing and requiring the connection of all occupied buildings with public sanitary sewers, directing and requiring the the abandonment of privy vaults, cesspools and septic tanks and prohibiting the erection and construction of same

1-1974

Providing that no public streets be opened or cut by any person firm, corporation or utility without first securing a permit

2-1974

Amending the Burning Ordinance No.3 -73 prohibiting the burning of combustible materials of noxious nature and confining the burning of combustible materials of non-noxious nature including grass or weed fields during certain hours

3-1974

A tax for General Revenue Purposes on the transfer of Real Estate Property under the Local Tax Enabling Act

4-1974

Laying out, opening and adopting certain roads and streets completely within the boundary limits

1-1975

Vacating portions of roads wholly within the township

2-1975

Prescribing one way traffic on a section of Township Rd. No. 329 and 460

3-1975

Community Antenna Television Franchise Ordinance granting to Liberty TV Cable, Inc

4-1975

Vacating a portion of township Road No. 458 known as Hollobaugh Rd

1-1977

An ordinance requiring all persons etc. to obtain a building permit exception certification for the construction, reconstruction, enlargement, or re-location of any building or structure

2-1977

Adopting certain streets – Warren Ave, Plan of Lots

3-1977

Weight and load limits on Twp Rd No. 486

4-1977

Flood insurance

1-1978

Pornography

1-1980

Amending Ordinance No. 1-77, Building Permit Ordinance and fees

1-1981

Occupation Privilege Tax

1-1982

Adoption of Fourth Street in Miller Plan to road systems

2-1982

Adoption of Edmon Road into road system

1-1983

Rainbow Control

1-1984

$10.00 Occupation Privilege Tax – engaging in an occupation within the limits of the township

2-1984

Adoption of Names for Township Roads

3-1984

Interjurisdictional Pre-treatment Agreement between the KVWPCA and Kiski Township

4-1984

Penalties for the violation of the Rules and Regulations governing Industrial Sewer use

1-1985

Controlling traffic on certain roads and providing penalties

1-1986

Building permit Construction and Development

2-1986

Amending portions of township ordinance 1-86, as amended by township ordinance no. 1-87, also known as the Kiskiminetas Township Flood Plain Ordinance

3-1986

Providing for the vacation of a portion of township road T-341

1-1987

Amending portions of township ordinance 1-86, also known as the Kiskiminetas Township Flood Plain Ordinance

2-1987

Regulate hauling in excess of posted weight limit

1-1988

Sewer system rules and regulations

2-1988

Amending portions of township ordinance 1-86, as amended by township ordinance no. 1-87, also known as the Kiskiminetas Township Flood Plain Ordinance

3-1988

Controlling traffic on roads in the township and providing penalties for violation of traffic control ordinances

4-1988

An ordinance to promote and protect the public health, safety, general welfare, privacy and by regulating the operating of recreational vehicles

5-1988

Amending the penalty provisions of various township ordinances

1-1989

Burning ordinance

2-1989

Zoning Ordinance

3-1989

Prohibiting the accumulation or storage of refuse

4-1989

Joining the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Risk Management Association

1-1990

KVWPCA Regulations

2-1990

Amending zoning ordinance 2-89

3-1990

Police Co-Operative Agreement

4-1990

CATV Agreement

1-1992

Garbage and Refuse Regulations

3-1992

Agreement with PennDOT to regulate weight restrictions

1-1994

KVWPCA requested ordinance foro specific site discharge limits

2-1994

Amendments to the township zoning ordinance

3-1994

Canal Rd waterline connection of all buildings

1-1995

Brownstown Rd waterline connection of all buildings

2-1995

Compensation pay for township supervisors – Act 68, 1985

2-1996

KVWPCA new discharge regulations

1-1998

Garbage and Refuse Regulations

1-2001

Telecommunication antennas, towers and facilities

2-2003

Regulating peddlers, solicitors, and transient merchants

1-2004

Apollo area community pool and regional recreation authority

1-2008

Delete Agriculture as a permitted use in the “R” Residential District

1-2009

Prohibiting noise caused by barking dogs

2-2011

Approving Agricultural Security Area proposal with additions and modifications

3-2012

Regulation of planting and maintaining trees and shrubbery along public ways

1-2014

Zoning ordinance for gas and oil exploration

1-2015

Naming of streets and installation of street signs, numbering of houses

2-2015

Repeals & Amendments to 1-2015

3-2015

PSATS Unemployment Comp Group Trust

4-2015

Permits required for construction or development, areas subject to Flooding, new construction and penalties

5-2015

Abandoned Property both personal and real

1-2018

Township manager requirements, power, duties and responsibilities

1-2019

Zoning ordinance corrections

2-2019

PA Local Government Investment

3-2019

Stormwater Management

4-2019

Establishing a vehicle weight limit of six thousand (6,000) pounds/three (3) tons for McCartney Hollow road bridge (t-460) and Chestnut Road bridge (t-468)

5-2019

Retirement Plan

6-2019

Defined Benefit Pension