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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 73 — TOWNSHIPS · Chapter 65

§ 6505. Occupation of highways.

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§ 6505. Occupation of highways.
(a)Authority.-- Except as provided in subsection (b), in providing for, regulating, protecting and extending a township's system of distribution of water, a township may occupy streets, roads or highways, and may take, injure or destroy private property as provided in this chapter. A highway under the jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation may not be occupied until a permit has been obtained from the Department of Transportation.
(b)Exceptions.-- Property belonging to or used as a cemetery, place of public worship, public or parochial school or other educational or charitable institution or seminary shall not be taken, injured or destroyed by virtue of this section.
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