B. A person shall not trespass on Borough land. If the Mayor has knowledge of a trespasser, then the Mayor shall take steps to remove the trespasser. Unless the Mayor provides otherwise, the trespasser shall restore the Borough land to the same condition it was in at the time just before the trespass began. The trespasser shall pay all costs incurred by the Borough as a result of the trespass.

C. The Borough may grant a lease or an easement to an unintentional trespasser because of extreme hardship that will be suffered by the trespasser. A noninclusive example of such an extreme hardship is where a residential structure is unintentionally built on Borough land. (Ord. 86-056 § 2, 1986. 2004 Code § 25.10.080.)