The Magee Recreation Resource Guide is a community resource guide compiled by Magee Rehabilitation Hospital. Hopefully, you will find the information contained in this guide useful as you independently pursue leisure activities. Unfortunately, this guide is not a complete listing, as there may be programs that are unfamiliar to us. If you would like to inform us of a program that is not included here, we will consider it for inclusion in future updates. Magee is not affiliated with the agencies listed here, and we cannot guarantee the quality of the program, services or product of these agencies. Please use your own judgment in using this information. Please use the search function to find information on specific topics. For example type in “Grant” in the search bar to search for grant opportunities. Authority to remove and impound: see § 3-135.2. Obedience to traffic control devices: see § 3-113.2. Parking in prohibited areas: see § 3-131.1. Parking limited in designated areas: see § 3-131.2.
A. Any City resident who has been issued a person with disability ("PD") or severely disabled veteran ("disabled veteran") license plate, or on whose behalf said license plate has been issued, pursuant to Section 1338 of the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code may submit an application for a residential disabled parking permit to the Administrator on a form provided by him/her. shall be submitted on an annual basis and must contain the identity of the person with a disability or severely disabled veteran, said person's place of residence, the make, model, registration number and license plate number of the vehicle for which the application is filed, and a statement as to whether the applicant drives the identified automobile or is being driven by another identified individual because of the applicant's disability. All applications shall be accompanied by documentation evidencing the issuance of a PD plate or disabledFailure to file a completed application will result
in such application being denied.] A. Upon receipt of a complete application and a favorable review of such application by the Administrator, a permit shall be issued only to the owner of a vehicle bearing a PD plate or disabled veteran plate. The permit shall display the motor vehicle's serial number, license number and the expiration date of the permit.] B. No person other than the permit holder named thereon shall use a residential disabled parking permit or display it on any vehicle, nor shall any permit holder display his/her residential disabled parking permit on any vehicle other than the vehicle for which the permitAny such use or display shall constitute a violation of this chapter by the permit holder and/or by the person who so used or displayed the permit.] A. Except as otherwise provided herein, whoever violates any provision of this chapter shall, upon conviction thereof, be guilty of a summary offense and subject to the general code penalty, § 1-301.99
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“The City is well prepared to manage the predicted snowfall,” said Mayor Papenfuse, “and our Public Works staff is confident they have sufficient amounts of salt toRead more → CHIEF THOMAS CARTER HOLDS “CHAT N’ CHEW” ON FRIDAY AT SUBWAY RESTAURANT IN HARRISBURGChief Thomas C. Carter will hold the next “Chat N’ Chew with the Chief” from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, 2017 at the Subway Restaurant, 301 Market St., Harrisburg. The restaurant is donating 10 percent of its sales on Friday to the Harrisburg Police Athletic League (HPAL). The mission of the HPAL is toRead more → CITY OF HARRISBURG TO UNVEIL REFURBISHED STATUE IN KUNKEL PLAZAMayor Eric Papenfuse will speak at the unveiling of the newly refurbished statue in Kunkel Plaza at 2 p.m. Thursday, February 9. The sculpture entitled “Waiting”, by artist Seward Johnson, was donated to the city by the John Crain Kunkel Foundation in the early 1990s. After years of wear and tear the statue was shippedRead more → Hbg. City Council Legislative Session 2-15-17 Unveiling of Seward Johnson Statue 2-13-17 Shipoke Grounddog Day 2-4-17 1/ Next»