Authorized Township Official definition

Authorized Township Official means a law enforcement officer or a Sharon Township official, or agent of the Township expressly authorized by this ordinance or any other Sharon Township ordinance to issue Municipal Civil Infraction Notices and Municipal Civil Infraction Citations.

Authorized Township Official means a police officer or other personnel of the Township authorized by Ordinance to issue municipal civil infraction citations or municipal civil infraction violation notices.

Authorized Township Official means the Township Ordinance Enforcement Officer, the Township Zoning Administrator, a police officer or other personnel of the Township authorized by this Ordinance or any Ordinance to issue Municipal Civil Infraction Violation Notices or Municipal Civil Infraction Citations, including members of the Eaton County Sheriff's Department who provide services to the Township.

Examples of Authorized Township Official in a sentence

• The Authorized Township Official has the option of writing a Civil Infraction Notice and subsequent Notices or a Civil Infraction Citation.

• An Authorized Township Official who witnesses a person commit a municipal civil infraction shall prepare and subscribe, as soon as possible and as completely as possible, an original and required copies of a citation.

• Discretion: The Authorized Township Official has full right and authority to attempt to mitigate ordinance violations, as he or she deems necessary prior to the issuance of a Civil Infraction Notice or a Civil Infraction Citation.

• Except as provided by Section 4(G)(2), an Authorized Township Official shall personally serve a copy of the Citation upon the alleged violator.

• The Authorized Township Official also has the option of requesting an informal or formal hearing in front of a judge or magistrate at the 14 A-1 District Court, without affording the alleged violator an initial opportunity to settle the violation with a Notice and payment at the Township Violation Bureau.

More Definitions of Authorized Township Official

Authorized Township Official means a township official, police officer or other personnel or agent of the township authorized by this Ordinance or any Township ordinance, resolution, or contract to issue municipal civil infraction citations or where applicable, appearance tickets.

Authorized Township Official means the Township Manager, Building Inspectors, Code Enforcement Officers, Township Police Officers, Fire Marshal, Township Fire Inspectors, or other personnel of the Township authorized by this Code to issue municipal civil infraction citations or municipal infraction violation notices.

Authorized Township Official means an officer or employee of the township responsible for the township hall per the instructions of the township board.

Authorized Township Official means the Township Supervisor, Township Building Inspector, Zoning Administrator, Code Enforcement Official, or any other Township employee specially designated in writing by the Supervisor, to issue municipal civil infraction citations.

Authorized Township Official means a police officer, the Zoning Administrator or other personnel of the township authorized by this code or any ordinance to is sue Municipal Civil Infraction Citations or Municipal Civil Infraction Violation Notices.

Authorized Township Official means a police officer or other personnel of the Township authorized by this Ordinance or any ordinance to issue Municipal Civil Infraction Citations or Municipal Civil Infraction Violation Notices, including Kinross Auxiliary Police Officers, Sault Tribe Police Officers, members of the Chippewa County Sheriff's Department who provide services to the Township and Michigan State Police.

Authorized Township Official means the Township Manager, Planning Director, Zoning Administrator, Department of Public Works Director, Code Enforcement Officer, Township Police Officers, including the Livingston County Sherriff, Fire Chief, Marshall or Inspector or any other personnel of the Township that it may designate by resolution.