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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 73 — TOWNSHIPS · Chapter 55

§ 5512. Street connecting with street of another municipal corporation.

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§ 5512. Street connecting with street of another municipal corporation.
(a)General rule.-- All streets partly within a township of the first class shall be laid out, opened, widened, straightened, altered, extended, vacated, improved, relocated or have grades established or reestablished under this chapter to the extent the street or portion of the street is within the township.
(b)Streets outside township.--
(1)The procedures applicable to any portion of the street outside the township shall be as provided by the code applicable to the classification of the other municipal corporation with which the street is shared.
(2)Notwithstanding paragraph (1), no action may be taken under this chapter that would result in the change of location or grade or the vacation of a street or portion of the street that connects with a street of another municipal corporation without approval of the court of common pleas of the county in which the other municipal corporation is located, unless the municipal corporation first files with the township secretary the municipal corporation's approval of the proposed action.
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