[Ord. 294, 11/26/2007, § 27-905]
It is the intent of this section to insure that the level of nonconformity is not increased when a nonconforming use is transferred or sold. Whenever a lot, which is nonconforming by virtue of use, except agricultural land or residential uses, is transferred or sold to a new owner, a previously nonconforming use may be continued by the new owner after review by the Borough Council. The landowner shall prove that the level of nonconformance will not be increased or changed. Should the landowner propose any changes or alterations to the nonconforming use, the Borough Council may impose conditions regarding layout, circulation, and performance it deems necessary to insure that the change or alteration is in the best interest of the Borough, the convenience of the community, and the public welfare. The landowner may appeal such conditions to the Zoning Hearing Board subject to the provisions of Part 13 of this chapter.