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## COMMUNITY STANDARDS BYLAW NO. 686
## VILLAGE OF BERWYN
BEING A BYLAW OF THE VILLAGE OF BERWYN, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS AND REGULATE ISSUES THAT ADDRESS COMMUNITY LIVEABILITY AND SAFETY WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF BERWYN
protection of people and property; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. M-26, as amended from time to time, authorizes a municipality to pass Bylaws respecting the safety, health, welfare and the WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act authorizes a municipality to pass Bylaws respecting nuisances, including unsightly and dangerous conditions; and WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act authorizes a municipality to pass Bylaws regarding the remedying of contraventions of Bylaws.
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Village of Berwyn, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled, enacts as follows:
## PART I - TITLE, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Title This Bylaw may be cited as the "Community Standards Bylaw".
Purpose The purpose of this Bylaw is to establish reasonable and enforceable community standards that promote a safe, liveable, and enjoyable environment within the Village of Berwyn.
Definitions In this Bylaw,
"Accessory Building" means an accessory building within the meaning of the Village of Berwyn's Land Use Bylaw, as amended from time to time;
"Act" means the Municipal Government Act, as amended from time to time;
clothes washer, clothes dryer, dishwasher, hot water tank, and other equipment
"Appliance" means a device or piece of equipment, such as a stove, refrigerator, that are designed to perform a specific task, typically domestic in nature;
Council of the Village of Berwyn;
"Authorized Person" means any person as authorized to act on behalf of the
"Building" includes anything constructed or placed on, in, over, or under the land.
"Bylaw Enforcement Officer" means a Bylaw Enforcement Officer appointed by the Village pursuant to the Act for the purpose of enforcing Municipal Bylaws. A Bylaw Enforcement Officer is a Designated Officer for the purposes of enforcing this Bylaw;
"CAO" means the Chief Administrative Officer of the Village of Berwyn;
"Council" means the duly elected Municipal Council of the Village of Berwyn;
"Dangerous Condition" means dangerous or likely to cause danger to health, life or property;
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"Derelict Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle that is inoperative by reason of glass or body parts.
for its operation, or in a state of disrepair or is unsightly by reason of missing doors,
removed wheels, battery, motor, transmission, or other parts or equipment necessary
"Fire" includes any combustion whether or not a flame is present or visible;
"Good State of Repair" means the condition of being:
structurally sound;
free from damage or defect;
free from rot or other deterioration;
safe for its intended use;
iv.
clean; and properly maintained as defined in this Bylaw;
m) "Maintenance" means the process of maintaining a structure, building or object, examples of which include but are not limited to:
i. removing or replacing loose or unsecured objects and materials;
painting; and building or structure is in a good state of repair;
carrying out such other work as may be necessary to ensure that the
"Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined in the Traffic Safety Act, as amended from time to time;
"Municipal Tag" means a ticket alleging an offence issued pursuant to the authority of a bylaw of the Village of Berwyn, in accordance with the Provincial Offences Procedure Act and any Regulations thereunder.
Control Act and Regulations as a noxious weed and includes plant seeds.
"Noxious Weed" means a plant designated in accordance with the Alberta Weed
"Nuisance" means a dangerous, unsightly, or other condition that in the opinion
of the Village:
is detrimental to, or interferes with, the value, use, and enjoyment of other properties; or causes annoyance or detracts from the comfort, peace, and repose of other persons;
"Occupant" means any person other than the registered owner who is in
possession of the property, including but not restricted to a lessee, a licensee, or tenant of the property;
"Owner" means:
owner of the fee simple estate in a parcel of land; or
in respect of land, the person registered under the Land Titles Act as the in respect of personal property, the person in lawful possession of it;
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"Person" means any individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, trustee, executor, administrator or other legal representative;
"Pest" means any animal, insect, or disease deemed by the Council of the Village
of Berwyn to be dangerous, destructive, or a nuisance to human life, plants, and/or animals and other property.
"Property" means a parcel of land, or an improvement, or both;
w)
"Provincial Offences Procedure Act" means the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. P-34, as amended from time to time;
associated with a house or household or any industry, trade or business;
all solid and liquid waste, and debris, junk or effluent belonging to or
"Refuse" includes, but is not limited to:
y)
vehicle parts or accessories; furniture, appliances, machinery or parts thereof; animal excrement; and any unused or unusable material that, in the opinion of the Bylaw Enforcement Officer appears to
(a) have been discarded or abandoned, or
(b) be useless or of no particular value, or be used up or worn out in whole or in part
(c)
by reason of its state, condition or excessive accumulation;
"Structure" means a building or other thing erected or placed in, on, over or under land, whether or not it is so affixed to the land as to become transferred without special mention by a transfer or sale of the land. Some examples of structure include:
(a) fence, wall, or barricade;
concrete pad, slab, or base;
(b)
(c) pole, sign, or post;
(e) waste bin or storage container; or
(f) satellite dish, utility box, or appliance;
"Unsightly Property" means:
aa)
of significant physical deterioration, and
in respect of a structure, includes a structure whose exterior shows signs in respect of land, includes land that shows signs of a serious disregard for general maintenance or upkeep whether or not the condition is detrimental to the surrounding area;
bb) "Vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Traffic Safety Act;
cc) "Village" means the Corporation of the Village of Berwyn;
dd) "Violation Ticket" means a ticket issued pursuant to the Provincial Offences Procedure Act and any Regulations thereunder.
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## PART II - GENERAL REGULATIONS
All owners and occupants of property within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Berwyn shall be responsible for complying with this Bylaw.
Where there is more than one owner or occupant of a property, all the owners and occupants of that property are jointly and severally responsible to ensure that the
property complies with this Bylaw.
An owner or occupant of a property who claims an exception from the application of a particular standard or provision of this Bylaw shall have the burden of proving that such an exception exists.
Nothing in this Bylaw relieves a person from compliance with any applicable Federal and Provincial laws and regulations or other municipal bylaws and requirements of the Village of Berwyn.
## PART III - PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
## Duty to Maintain
All property, including land, buildings, structures, and improvements, shall be kept and maintained in a good state of repair in accordance with the prescribed minimum standards outlined in this part.
dangerous condition as described in Part VI of this Bylaw.
No person shall use, permit or cause the occupancy of any building that is in a No Owner shall cause, allow or permit a building structure, erection, excavation, or hole on his real property land to become ruinous, dilapidated, unsafe, unprotected, or dangerous to public safety or health.
Exterior Walls
10. All exterior walls and surfaces of buildings and structures shall be:
made of materials that provide adequate protection from the weather.
moisture penetration.
covered with an application of paint, stain, stucco, brick, stone facing, siding or another similar protective surface to protect them from deterioration due to
## Accessory Buildings
Accessory buildings shall be:
11.
a) equipped with doors or closures and kept secured;
kept in a good state of repair; and
b)
kept free of health, fire and safety hazards.
Sidewalks, Boulevards, Alleys, Laneways, and Parking Lots
12. No person shall place, deposit or throw or cause to be placed, deposited, or thrown upon any street, lane, sidewalk, boulevard, parking lot, park, or other public places:
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a)
a paper, wrapper, envelope, or covering of any kind whether paper or not;
b)
paper of any kind, whether or not containing written or printed matter on it;
any animal or vegetable matter or waste;
d)
any glass, crockery, nails;
e)
any wires or electrical cords;
motor vehicle parts; and/or
scrap metal, scrap lumber, discarded tires, dismantled, wrecked or derelict refuse of any kind whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing.
h)
Trees, Grass, Weed and Pest Control 13. All occupants shall be responsible for cutting and maintaining the grass on their property, including any boulevard, lanes, and alleys flanking or abutting the property.
For the purpose of section 26, grass maintenance shall include:
14.
the eradication of any nuisance, restricted or noxious weeds as identified in the Weed Control Act; and the removal of any dead grass or weed that may harbour vermin or insects, and/or cause an unsightly condition.
The following grass conditions shall be maintained on all lots, yards, developments, and vacant properties within the Village:
Occupied Parcels
a)
Grass shall be maintained at a height not exceeding four inches (4");
Weeds and weed seeds are to be controlled or destroyed by any means consistent with good agricultural practices.
b) Vacant Parcels Grass shall be maintained at a height not exceeding eight inches (8") Weeds and weed seeds shall be controlled or destroyed immediately.
16. All occupants shall prune, remove or otherwise maintain any trees and shrubs on their property so that they do not interfere with, endanger or impede, the use of public sidewalks, streets, utility lines, poles, pipes, fire hydrants, sewers or any other municipal infrastructure.
pests that is likely to spread disease, be destructive or dangerous, or otherwise
No person shall permit the proliferation of, or harbour, any insect, animal, or other become a nuisance.
18.
Building Materials out on the property and that:
No owner or occupant of a property shall allow the accumulation of building materials on the property, whether new or used, unless the owner or occupant can establish that construction, renovation, alteration, repair, or demolition work is being carried
a) the work has begun or the commencement of the work is imminent;
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the building materials found on the property directly relate to the work taking place on the property in a quantity reasonable to complete the work;
the work has not been suspended for a period in excess of sixty (60) days; and the work has a finite completion date.
d)
An owner or occupier of property shall ensure that all building materials stored on a property for the purposes of imminent or ongoing construction, renovation, alteration, repair, or demolition work, which are not in contravention of section 32 are stacked or stored in an orderly and tidy manner.
materials on a property for basic property maintenance.
Despite section 33, it shall not be an offence to store a small amount of neatly stacked Appliances No owner or occupier of a property shall allow an appliance to remain on the property such that the appliance is visible from the exterior of the property.
Tidiness and Waste Disposal No person shall permit the accumulation of dirt, litter, garbage, waste, refuse, or any other waste material on their property so as to cause an unsightly or dangerous condition or nuisance.
A person shall not place, cause or permit to be placed any dirt, litter, garbage, waste, refuse, or any other waste material upon the privately-owned property of another person.
An owner or occupant of a property shall ensure that clippings from lawns, shrubs, and trees are gathered in bundles, boxes, or bags and placed beside the waste receptacle for garbage pickup.
A person shall not set out waste for collection at any front yard or curbside collection location before 10:00 p.m. on the day before the collection date.
A person shall not leave waste containers at any front yard or curbside collection point
later than 10:00 pm of the date of the collection date.
## Graffiti and Nuisance Art
No person shall post, exhibit, or distribute placards, posters, advertisements, graffiti, writings or pictures, or make pictures or drawings which are indecent, that may tend to corrupt or demoralize, on or to any:
a) property;
b) structure;
c) public place; or utility service provider.
d) other property which is owned or occupied by another person, the Village, or a Every owner or occupier of a property shall ensure that graffiti placed on their property is removed, painted over, or otherwise blocked from public view.
## Fences and other Enclosures
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30.
in a good state of repair,
a)
weather-resistant,
b)
free from accident hazards, and Snow Removal
31. That every occupant and in cases where there is no occupant then the owner of every property in the Village of Berwyn that is on 51t Street from 50th Avenue to 52nd Avenue shall remove snow and /or ice from Village sidewalks that abut their property.
An owner or occupant of a property that has:
32.
a) a fire hydrant located on the boulevard abutting the property, shall remove snow a minimum of 1.5 m. from around the fire hydrant within a period of forty-eight (48) hours after a snowfall.
Snow or ice removed from around a fire hydrant, Village sidewalks, or private property shall not be shoveled or placed on any Village Street, avenue, lane or sidewalk, or other Village property, except for businesses located on the following:
a) 51st Street from 50th Avenue to 52nd Avenue Derelict and Unused Vehicles No person shall permit the accumulation of wrecked or derelict vehicles, including unsightly and abandoned vehicles on a property they own or occupy;
Vehicles being repaired or restored must be kept in a garage, a carport, or in a completely screened space in the rear or side yard of the property;
35.
No motor vehicle which is incapable of movement under its own power shall be stored in a residential district except:
in an emergency;
will be allowed in residential districts of the Village of Berwyn;
for one antique "project vehicle" -only one "project vehicle" which is screened Derelict vehicles or parts shall not remain uncovered for more than 14
consecutive days.
Unoccupied and Unhabitable Buildings If a building normally intended for human habitation is unoccupied or unhabitable, then:
of wood but only if the wood is
any door or window opening in the building may be covered with a solid piece
a)
watertight manner;
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## building; and
secured in a manner sufficient to prevent unauthorized entry into the
iii.
Fire Safety The operations and use of fire and fire receptacles within the Village shall be in accordance with the Village of Berwyn Fires Services Bylaw, as amended from time to
## PART III - NOISE CONTROL
## General Prohibitions
No person shall cause or permit any loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise that annoys,
disturbs, injures, endangers, or detracts from the comfort, repose, peace, safety, or the health of another person.
that produces noise described in section 54.
40. No owner or occupant of a property shall permit their property to be used in a way In determining if a sound is reasonably likely to disturb the peace of others, the following criteria may be considered:
a) type, volume, and duration of the sound;
time of day and day of the week;
b)
nature and use of the surrounding area;
decibel level, if measured; and
d)
any other relevant factor.
e)
## Domestic Noise
Between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am on any given day, no person shall cause or permit to be made any noise, emitting from but not limited to, shouting, fighting, electronic or acoustical, devices, lawnmowers, garden tillers or mechanical tools and equipment.
## Construction Noise
such activity is taking place.
Without written permission of the Development Officer, no person shall, between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am on any given day, carry out construction, repair, or demolition of any type of structure that produces noise, including but not limited to, hammering, sawing, or the use of any power tools or construction equipment capable of creating a sound which may be heard beyond the boundaries of the site on which
## Motor Vehicle Noise
No person shall permit a vehicle located on a property to emit noise that emanates from that property and disturbs or annoys a person nearby or adjacent properties, including noise from aggressive engine revving and stereo and amplification equipment in the vehicle.
No person shall permit the motor of any diesel-powered vehicle to remain running while the vehicle is not in motion for more than fifteen (15) minutes, unless the temperature is -15°C or lower.
Nothing in this Bylaw relieves a person from complying with the Traffic Safety Bylaw.
46.
## Pet/Animal Noise
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PART VI - UNSIGHTLY AND DANGEROUS CONDITIONS AND NUISANCE
No person shall cause or permit land they own or occupy to become unsightly or dangerous or constitute a nuisance, as defined in this Bylaw.
For the purpose of greater clarity, in respect of land, unsightly or dangerous conditions
49. or nuisance include, but are not limited to:
a) excessive accumulation of material, including but are not limited to i. appliances, household goods, boxes, tires, vehicle parts, garbage or refuse, whether of any apparent value or not;
any loose litter, garbage or refuse whether located in a storage area, collection area, or elsewhere on the land;
any loose building or construction materials, any accumulation of constructionrelated garbage or refuse, or any untidy work or storage areas on the land;
registered or not;
damaged, dismantled, or derelict vehicles or motor vehicles, whether insured or
d)
any vehicle displaying graffiti that is visible from any surrounding property;
e)
smelly or messy compost heaps;
unkempt grass or weeds higher than 4 inches for an occupied building and 8
inches for an unoccupied building;
production of excessive dust, dirt, or smoke;
h)
production of any generally offensive odours;
any tree, shrub, other types of vegetation, or any structure that interferes or could interfere with any public work or utility,
...
obstructs any sidewalk adjacent to the land, or impairs the visibility required for safe traffic flow at any intersection ili.
adjacent to the land;
the accumulation of snow or ice on a sidewalk that, due to failure to comply with section 47, impairs the use of the sidewalk or poses a tripping hazard; and any accessible excavation, ditch, drain, or standing water that could pose a danger to the public.
to become unsightly or dangerous or constitute a nuisance.
A person shall not cause or permit any building or structure on land they own or occupy For the purpose of greater certainty, in respect of a building or structure, unsightly or dangerous condition or nuisance include, but not are limited to:
51.
any damage to the building or structure;
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any graffiti or nuisance art displayed on the building or structure that is visible from any surrounding property;
roofing materials, broken or missing windows or doors, or any other hole or
any peeling, unpainted or untreated exterior surfaces, missing shingles or other opening in the building;
such that may cause a danger to the public;
any accumulation of snow or ice accumulation on the roof, eaves, or awnings
d)
any building or structure that was not completed within five years of the date
the development and/or building permit for the project was issued or within five
years of starting construction; and nuisance noise, as defined in section 54 of this Bylaw.
the use of fire or fire receptacle in a manner contrary to the Fire Services Bylaw
and creating a nuisance or dangerous condition.
## PART VII - ENFORCEMENT
## Municipal Inspections
with.
A Bylaw Enforcement Officer may enter into or upon any property within the Village for the purpose of determining whether the provisions of this Bylaw are being complied Municipal inspections shall be conducted in accordance with the Act.
An owner or occupant of a property that is subject to an inspection shall:
not refuse to allow entry or obstruct a Bylaw Enforcement Officer or a person
authorized to perform an inspection pursuant to this Bylaw on behalf of the Village.
any information or thing requested to assist with the inspections.
cooperate with the person authorized to perform the inspections by supplying occurred following an inspection, the Bylaw Enforcement Officer may issue to the owner Where in the opinion of the Bylaw Enforcement Officer a contravention of this Bylaw has or occupant or the person committing the offence:
a municipal violation tag; or
a)
a provincial violation ticket; or
b)
a written order to remedy the contravention, subject to the approval of the CAO, or a, b and c.
d)
At the discretion of the Bylaw Enforcement Officer and review from the CAO, a warning letter or notice may be issued or given to a person who has committed an offence, to provide them with the opportunity to remedy the contravention before the issuance of a violation ticket or written order.
If a person who has been issued or given a warning letter or notice remedies the contravention by the time indicated in the notice or letter to the satisfaction of the Bylaw Enforcement Officer, a violation ticket or written order shall not be issued.
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## Municipal Tag
58. Where a municipal tag is issued in respect of an offence, the municipal tag must specify:
the name of the offender;
the offence;
b)
the fine amount established for the offence as specified in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw;
d) the time period required for the fine to be paid;
where the fine must be paid; and
e)
the Village of Berwyn.
any other information as may be required by the Chief Administrative Officer of or before the required date.
The person to whom a municipal tag is issued may, in lieu of being prosecuted for the offence(s), pay to the Village of Berwyn the penalty specified on the violation ticket on
59.
## Violation Ticket
of this Bylaw; or
60. Where a violation ticket is issued in respect of an offence, the violation ticket may: specify the fine amount established for the offence as specified in Schedule "A"
require a person to appear in court without the alternative of making a voluntary payment.
prosecuted for the offence(s), make a voluntary payment equal to the specified fine.
The person to whom a violation ticket is issued with a fine may, in lieu of being Order to Remedy a Contravention A written order issued for a contravention of this Bylaw may, in the case of unsightly property, require the owner of the property that is in an unsightly condition to:
62.
improve the appearance of the property in the manner specified; or if the property is a structure, remove or demolish the structure and level the site.
A written order issued for a contravention of this Bylaw may, in the case of a dangerous condition or nuisance, require the owner or occupant of the property or the person responsible for the contravention, to eliminate the danger to public safety or nuisance in the manner specified, including:
a) where the danger to public safety or nuisance is due to a structure or building, to remove or demolish the structure or building and level the site;
fill in the excavation or hole and level the site;
where the danger to public safety or nuisance is due to an excavation or hole, to
b)
limit the duration or frequency of an outdoor fire;
only cause or permit an outdoor fire at certain times;
modify, remove or relocate a fire pit, fireplace or other portable fire receptacle; or undertake any other action reasonably required to ensure that outdoor fires are not reasonably likely to disturb the peace of others.
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d) where the nuisance is due to noise, to
limit the duration or frequency of noise;
reduce the intensity of the noise;
remove or relocate a structure or thing or stop an activity responsible for generating the noise; or undertake any other action reasonably required to ensure that noise is not reasonably likely disturb the peace of others.
A written order issued for a contravention of this Bylaw must state
64.
the name of the offender;
a)
the offence;
b)
the date on which the order was made;
the actions that must be undertaken to remedy the contravention;
d)
the time within which the person must comply with the order;
e)
that if the person does not comply with the directions within the specified time,
the Village may take any action or measures reasonably necessary to remedy the contravention at the expense of the person.
a review of the order by Council and include any information relevant to
that the person to whom the order is issued may appeal the order by requesting submitting such a request.
65. the person(s) referred to in section 74 on the same day the decision is made and:
delivered by registered mail; or
a)
served by hand to the person; or
b)
Enforcement Officer has reason to believe that the person(s) to whom the order
posted conspicuously on the property referred to in the order, when the Bylaw is addressed is/are evading service.
Caveat
66. The Village may, in accordance with the Act, register a caveat under the Land Titles Act in respect of an order issued under this Bylaw against the certificate of title for the land that is the subject of the order.
complied with or when the municipality has performed the actions or measures referred
A caveat registered under section 85 shall be discharged only when the order has been to in the order.
Appeal Procedure A person who receives a written order to remedy a contravention of this Bylaw may by written notice request Council to review the order within seven (7) days after the date the order is received.
For the purpose of section 87, the date of receipt of the written order is deemed to be:
seven (7) days from the date the notice is mailed; or
a)
the same day the notice is served by hand to the person(s); or
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the order.
the same day the notice is conspicuously posted on the property referred to in
70.
directed
71. Council may, after reviewing an order at the request of the person to whom the order was a) confirm, vary, b)
substitute, or cancel d)
the order.
Municipal Remedying of a Contravention If a person to whom an order issued pursuant to this Bylaw fails to comply with the order within the time specified in the order and the appeal period respecting the order has passed, or Municipality to enforce the order, if an appeal has been made, the appeal has been decided and it allows the the Village may take whatever actions or measures are necessary to deal with the unsightly condition or eliminate the danger to public safety in accordance with the Act.
Notwithstanding section 91, in an emergency, the Village may take whatever actions or measures are necessary to eliminate the emergency.
73.
The expenses and costs of any action or measures taken by the Village under this Bylaw are an amount owing to the Village by the person who was required to do something by the order.
excess proceeds shall be paid to the person entitled to them.
The Village may, in accordance with the Act, sell all or part of a building, structure or improvement that has been removed under an order or in an emergency, to recover the expenses and costs associated with enforcing the order or addressing the emergency. Any Court Appeal
76. A person affected by the decision of Council under this Bylaw may appeal to the Court of Queen's Bench in accordance with the Act.
Offences and Penalties
77. A person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and includes, but not limited to:
Enforcement Officer;
a) failing to comply with a warning letter or notice issued or given a Bylaw failing to pay a fine on a violation ticket;
under the authority of this Bylaw.
failing to comply with a written order made pursuant to this Bylaw; d) obstructing or hindering a Bylaw Enforcement Officer or another person acting Village of Berwyn Bylaw No. 686
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to a fine as prescribed in schedule A of this Bylaw; or
a)
b) upon summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding $10,000.00.
In the case of an offence that is of a continuing nature, a contravention of a provision of this Bylaw constitutes a separate offence with respect to each day, or part of a day, during which the contravention continues, and a person guilty of such an offence is liable to a fine in an amount not less than that established by this Bylaw for each such separate
## PART VIII - REPEALS
The following Bylaws are repealed upon coming into force of this Bylaw:
80.
a) Bylaw No. 617 Community Standards Bylaw and amendments thereto; and Bylaw No. 657 Village of Berwyn Noise Abatement Bylaw and amendments thereto.
## PART IX SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE
Severability If any portion of this Bylaw is declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, then the invalid portion shall be severed.
Effective Date
82. This Bylaw shall take force and effect on the date of its final passage.
Mallis
First Reading given on the 12th day of May, 2022.
Cindy Hockley, Mayor Matthew Norburn, Chief Administrative Officer Mell Ide Second Reading given on the 12th day of May 2022.
Matthew Norburn, Chief Administrative Officer
Cindy Hockley, Mayor Given UNAMIMOUS consent to go to third reading on this 12th day of May, 2022.
Third Reading and Assent given on the 12th day of May, 2022.
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## SCHEDULE "A"
FEES AND SPECIFIED PENALTIES
Option 2 For Consideration
## FEES
$100.00
Administrative Fee for filing a Request for Review of an Order:
## SPECIFIED PENALTIES
VIOLATION TICKET
| $150.00 $200.00 $400.00 $5,000.00 $300.00 $600.00 $10,000.00 |
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| Contravention of any provision of Bylaw No. 686 (15t $100.00 Fourth or subsequent offence within one year |
| Second Offence within one year Third offence within one year |
| Offence) |