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TOWN OF DRUMHELLER
BYLAW NUMBER 19.25
DEPARTMENT: EMERGENCY AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
COMMUNITY STANDARDS BYLAW
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF DRUMHELLER, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF REGULATING NEIGHBOURHOOD NUISANCES, SAFETY, AND UNSIGHTLY
PROPERTIES
WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000 c.M-26 authorizes a municipality to pass
bylaws respecting the safety, health and welfare of people and protection of people and property;
AND WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000 c.M-26 authorizes a municipality to
pass bylaws respecting nuisances, including unsightly property;
AND WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000 c.M-26 authorizes a municipality to
pass bylaws regarding the remedying of contraventions of bylaws;
AND WHEREAS the Traffic Safety Act, RSA 2000 c.T-6 authorizes a municipality to regulate and
control vehicle, pedestrian, and animal traffic, as well as parking on the streets and on other
property within the municipality;
AND WHEREAS the Town of Drumheller deems it desirable to establish regulations which
maintain and improve neighbourhood livability;
NOW, THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Drumheller in the Province of Alberta, enacts as
follows:
1. CITATION
1.1
This Bylaw shall be cited as the Town of Drumheller "Community Standards Bylaw."
2. DEFINITIONS
2.1
For the purposes of this Bylaw, the following definitions shall apply:
a)
"Chief Administrative Officer" or "CAO" means the person appointed as Chief
Administrative Officer for the Town of Drumheller, or their designate;
b)
"Community Standards Appeal Board" means the board established by the
Community Standards Appeal Board Bylaw for hearing appeals of enforcement
orders and certain other matters;
c)
"Community Standards Appeal Board Bylaw" means Community Standards Appeal
Board Bylaw #31.24, as amended from time to time and its successor legislation;
d)
"Council " means the Mayor and Councillors of the Town of Drumheller;
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e)
"Derelict machinery" means machinery that is significantly aged, or in poor condition,
or not in use on a regular basis for its intended purpose;
f)
"Derelict vehicle" means a vehicle that is incapable of being safely operated, or is
partially or fully dismantled, or is substantially damaged;
g)
"Enforcement Order" means an order written pursuant to section 545 or 546 of the
Municipal Government Act;
h)
"Fire Chief" means the individual appointed as the head of Fire Services, or their
designate;
i)
"Good repair" means a condition where the building or structure does not exhibit
significant damage, peeling surfaces, broken, missing, or fallen parts, rot or other
significant deterioration, openings which are not secured, or other visual lack of
general maintenance;
j)
"Graffiti" means words, figures, letters, drawings, symbols, or stickers applied,
scribbled, scratched, etched, sprayed or attached on or to a surface of a premises
without permission of the owner and the Town;
k)
"Highway" "means any thoroughfare, street, road, trail, avenue, parkway, driveway,
viaduct, lane, alley, square, bridge, causeway, trestleway or other place or any part
of any of them, whether publicly or privately owned, that the public is ordinarily
entitled or permitted to use for the passage or parking of vehicles and includes;
i)
a sidewalk, including a boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk;
ii)
if a ditch lies adjacent to and parallel with the roadway, the ditch; and
iii)
if a highway right of way is contained between fences or between a fence and
one side of the roadway, all the land between the fences, or all the land
between the fence and the edge of the roadway, as the case may be;
but does not include a place declared by regulation not to be a highway;
l)
"Municipal Government Act" or "MGA" means the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A.
2000 M-26, as amended from time to time, and its successor legislation;
m)
"Night-time" means the period beginning at 10:00 PM and ending at 7:00 AM if the
following day is a weekday or 9:00 AM if the following day is a weekend;
n)
"Notice to Remedy" means a written notice pursuant to this Bylaw that instructs a
person to remedy a condition that is not in compliance with any provision of this
Bylaw within a specified timeframe;
o)
"Nuisance" means anything that causes annoyance, disturbance, offence, or injury to
a reasonable person;
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p)
"Occupier" means a person residing in, or in apparent control of a property, whether
the occupation is pursuant to a lease, rental agreement, license, or permit;
q)
"Owner" means any person listed on title as the registered owner of any real or
personal property at the Alberta Land Titles Office;
r)
"Peace Officer" has the same meaning given to it in the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act;
s)
"Person" means a natural person or a corporation, and includes a partnership, an
association or a group of people acting in concert unless the content explicitly
necessarily implies otherwise;
t)
"Premises" means the external surface of all buildings or structures, or the whole or
part of any parcel of real property, including the land immediately adjacent to any
building, buildings, or structures, and all boulevards adjacent to the parcel of land;
u)
"Provincial Offences Procedures Act" means the Provincial Offences Procedure Act,
R.S.A 2000 P-34, as amended from time to time and its successor legislation;
v)
"Public place" means every place in Town to which the public have access as of right
or by invitation, express or implied;
w)
"Recreational Vehicle" means a vehicle used or intended for primarily recreational
use, and without restricting the generality of the foregoing, includes any motor home,
holiday trailer, trailer, camper, tent trailer, any van or bus converted for use as a
recreational vehicle, boat trailer, ATV trailer or non-commercial utility trailer;
x)
"Roadway" means that part of a highway intended for use by vehicular traffic;
y)
"Sidewalk" means that part of a highway especially adapted to the use of or ordinarily
used by pedestrians, and includes that part of a highway between:
i)
the curb line, or
ii)
where there is no curb line, the edge of the roadway,
and the adjacent property line, whether or not it is paved or improved;
z)
"Town of Drumheller" or "Town" means the Town of Drumheller, a municipal
corporation in the Province of Alberta, and includes the area contained within the
corporate boundaries of the Town of Drumheller, as the context may require;
aa)
"Traffic Safety Act" means the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A 2000, T-6, as amended from
time to time and its successor legislation.
bb)
"Unsightly condition" means in respect of a structure, includes a structure whose
exterior shows signs of physical deterioration, and, in respect of land, includes land
that shows serious disregard for general maintenance or upkeep;
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cc)
"Violation Tag" means a form of ticket prescribed by the Town for a Bylaw offence
that provides a person with an opportunity to pay an amount to the Town in lieu of
prosecution;
dd)
"Violation Ticket" has the same meaning given to it in the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act.
3. SCOPE
3.1
This Bylaw applies to all persons and premises within the corporate boundaries of the
Town of Drumheller.
4. UNSIGHTLY PREMISES AND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
4.1
No owner or occupier of a premises shall allow their premises to be in unsightly condition.
4.2
No owner or occupier of a premises shall allow the following on the premises:
a)
animal remains, the accumulation of animal feces, or any material likely to attract
pests or create unpleasant odors;
b)
the accumulation of yard waste including grass, tree branches, or hedge clippings;
c)
piles of dirt, gravel, or other similar materials, unless the owner or occupier can
establish that a bone fide and permitted construction or renovation project is being
caried out on that premises and the materials relate to the project taking place and
are screened from view on highways, excluding alleyways;
d)
the accumulation of garbage, loose refuse, or litter;
e)
the accumulation of boxes, packaging materials, household goods or furniture, or
appliances not commonly kept outdoors;
f)
freezers or refrigerators, unless secured with a padlock or similar device and properly
screened from public view;
g)
derelict vehicles, the accumulation of auto parts or tires, or derelict machinery;
h)
the open or exposed storage of any quantities of industrial fluid including engine oils,
brake fluid, or antifreeze;
i)
construction materials, whether new or used, unless the owner or occupier can
establish that a bone fide and permitted construction or renovation project is being
caried out on that premises and the materials relate to the project taking place and
are stacked neatly and screened from view on highways, excluding alleyways; or
j)
an accumulation of any material that, in the opinion of the Fire Chief, may create a
fire hazard that constitutes a threat to public safety.
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4.3
An owner or occupier must ensure that all grass or grasses on the premises are reasonably
maintained to ensure they are not in unsightly condition or unreasonably long in
comparison to the typical height of grass or grasses on adjacent or neighbouring
properties. This section does not apply to:
a)
golf courses;
b)
parks or natural area under the direction and control of the Town; or
c)
areas under the direction and control of Town including boulevards adjacent to major
highways.
4.4
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow tree branches, shrubs, or any other type of
vegetation to obstruct the paved or improved portion of the sidewalk, interfere with any
public work or utility, or impair visibility required for safe traffic flow at any intersection
adjacent to their premises.
4.5
No owner or occupier of premises shall permit any violation of the Weed Control Act on the
premises.
5.0
SIDEWALK MAINTENANCE AND SNOW CONTROL
5.1
Every owner or occupier of property in the Town shall keep clear every sidewalk adjacent
to their property and remove all snow, ice, dirt, or other obstructions within 24 hours of the
time that such snow, ice, dirt, or other obstruction was deposited thereon. This section does
not apply to:
a)
the sidewalks of the Alberta Transportation Corridor comprised of Highway 9,
Highway 9/56, and 2nd Street West, as these sidewalks will be kept clear of snow,
ice, dirt, and other debris by the Town.
5.2
If an owner or occupier fails to clear the snow, ice, dirt, or other debris within 24 hours of
the time it was deposited on any sidewalk adjacent to their property, the Town may remove
all snow, ice, dirt, and other debris at the expense of the owner or occupier; in the event of
non-payment of said expenses, such expenses shall be added to the tax roll of the adjacent
parcel and shall be recovered in the same manner as other taxes, pursuant to the
Municipal Government Act.
5.3
For the purposes of section 5.1 and 5.2, snow, dirt and other obstructions will be
considered reasonably removed and cleared when the sidewalk is cleaned for the entire
width and length of the sidewalk of the paved or improved portion of the sidewalk surface
as completely and as reasonably possible.
5.4
Any owner or occupier within three (3) metres of a roadway within the Town is required to
remove or cause to be removed any accumulated snow or ice from the roof, eaves, or
downspouts of their buildings if it poses a potential hazard to vehicles or pedestrians.
During the removal process, owners or occupiers shall exercise due care and attention to
ensure the safety of passing vehicles and pedestrians.
6.
FRONT YARD PARKING
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6.1
No owner or occupier of a premises shall park or allow to be parked any motor vehicle or
recreational vehicle in the front yard of the premises in any location that is not a driveway or
hard-surfaced parking stall.
7.
BUILDING, STRUCTURE, AND FENCE MAINTENANCE
7.1
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow a building, structure, or fence to become a
safety hazard, in the opinion of the Peace Officer.
7.2
Every owner or occupier of premises shall ensure the following are maintained in good
repair:
a)
Fences and their structural members;
b)
Buildings, structures, and their structural members including:
i)
foundations and foundation walls;
ii)
exterior walls and their components;
iii)
roofs;
iv)
windows and their casings; and
v)
doors and their frames;
c)
Protective or decorative finishes of all exterior surfaces of a building or fence;
d)
Exterior stairs, landings, porches, balconies and decks, and;
e)
Signs or decorative fixtures.
8.
ADDRESSING
8.1
The owner or occupier of a premises on which a building has been erected shall display the
number, as described in the civic address, assigned to the premises at a location plainly
visible from the street in front of the premises.
8.2
The owner or occupier of a premises on which a building has been erected that has access
to a lane or back alley shall display the number, as described in the civic address, assigned
to the premises at a location plainly visible from the lane or back alley.
9.
NUISANCES ESCAPING PREMISES
9.1
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow an activity to continue on the premises if it is
likely to annoy and disturb a reasonable person and constitute a nuisance in the opinion of
a Peace Officer.
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9.2
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow water from a hose, eavestrough, downspout,
or similar device on the premises to be directed towards an adjacent premises if it is likely
the water from the device will enter the adjacent premises.
9.3
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow water from a hose, eavestrough, downspout,
or similar device on the premises to be directed over a public sidewalk.
9.4
All rainwater or runoff collected in eavestroughs or other similar device on a premises shall
be directed onto that premises.
9.5
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow an outdoor light to shine directly into an
adjacent premises.
9.6
No owner or occupier of premises shall engage in any activity that allows smoke, dust, or
other airborne matter that may disturb a reasonable person without taking reasonable
precautions to minimize its impact on the surrounding area.
9.7
No owner or occupier of premises shall allow items such as flyers, papers, or other loose
debris to escape the premises onto an adjacent premises or highway.
10.
LITTERING
10.1
No person shall place, deposit, or throw, or cause to be placed, deposited, or thrown on
any public place, highway, or private premises any of the following:
a)
Snow, ice, dirt, sand, gravel, leaves or any similar items;
b)
Any human, animal, or vegetable matter or waste;
c)
Any wrappers, papers, garbage, or any similar items;
d)
Any glass, nails, tacks, or other similar sharp objects;
e)
Any vehicle parts, scrap wood or metal, household items or furniture, boxes or
packaging, or any other similar items; or
f)
Any oils or industrial fluids.
10.2
A person who a Peace Officer believes, on reasonable grounds, has contravened section
10.1 shall, upon receiving instruction from the Peace Officer, remove the item immediately
without delay.
10.3
The Chief Administrative Officer, or designate, may authorize any Town employee to
remove and put in storage, or destroy, any item placed on Town property in contravention
of this Bylaw.
11.
WASTE COLLECTION
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11.1
No owner or occupier of a premises shall permit commercial or residential waste to be
stored in such a manner that allows any material to be blown, spilled or otherwise
dispersed from waste collection receptacles.
11.2
No owner or occupier shall fill a waste collection receptacle beyond the point at which the
lid can be fully closed.
11.3
All cart-style waste collection receptacles provided by the Town shall be returned to their
assigned premises from the waste collection point by the end of the scheduled collection
day and screened from public view.
11.4
All dumpsters on premises shall be screened from view from all highways, excluding
alleyways.
12.
GRAFFITI
12.1
No person or owner shall place graffiti or cause it to be placed on any premises within the
Town.
12.2
An owner or occupier shall ensure that graffiti placed on their premises is removed, painted
over, or otherwise blocked from the public view.
13.
PROHIBITED NOISE
13.1
A person shall not cause or permit any noise that is likely to disturb the peace of a
reasonable person.
13.2
No owner or occupier shall permit their premises to be used so that noise from the
premises is likely to annoy or disturb a reasonable person.
13.3
Factors considered when determining when noise is likely to disturb the peace of or annoy
a reasonable person are:
a)
the type, volume, and duration of sound;
b)
the time of day and day of the week;
c)
the use of surrounding area;
d)
any past history between the involved parties; and
e)
any other factor deemed reasonable in the sole opinion of a Peace Officer.
13.4
No person shall operate a power lawn mower, a motorized garden tool, a power tool
outside of an enclosed building, a snow or leaf blowing device, or any other similar
equipment creating a noise or disturbance which may be heard in an adjacent building
during the night-time.
13.5
No person shall operate a noise amplifying device from any premises, park, or other public
place which may be heard in an adjacent building during the night-time.
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13.6
No drinking establishment or other commercial entity shall permit any noise to emanate
from their premises that disturbs the peace of or annoys a reasonable person in an
adjacent building.
13.7
No person operating or carrying on an industrial activity shall make more noise than is
necessary in the normal method of performing or carrying on that activity.
14.
AUTHORIZED PROHIBITED NOISE EXEMPTIONS
14.1
A person may make a written application to the Chief Administrative Officer, or designate,
for a temporary permit allowing noise or sound levels that would otherwise violate this
Bylaw.
a)
Any application made under this section must be made at least five (5) business days
prior to the proposed activity and must contain sufficient information pertaining to the
activity for which the exemption is being sought;
b)
Upon receiving an application under this section, the Chief Administrative Officer, or
designate, may, in their sole discretion:
i)
issue a temporary permit granting an exemption;
ii)
issue a temporary permit granting an exemption, with certain conditions; or
iii)
refuse to issue a temporary permit.
c)
Where the Chief Administrative Officer considers it appropriate, a temporary permit
under this section may be revoked at any time.
14.2
The following activities are exempt from the provisions of section 14:
a)
emergency construction work carried out by the Town or contractors authorized by
the Town;
b)
snow removal activities carried out in areas not adjacent to residential districts; and
c)
snow removal activities conducted by the Town or contractors authorized by the
Town if it is in the best interest of the public and their safety and it will be at a time
where there will be minimal vehicular or pedestrian traffic that may obstruct
operations.
15.
INSPECTIONS
15.1
A Peace Officer may, upon giving reasonable notice to the owner or occupier, enter onto a
premises if they have reasonable grounds to believe that there may be a contravention of
this Bylaw that requires inspection, remedy, enforcement or action, in accordance with
section 542 of the Municipal Government Act.
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15.2
During the course of an inspection under section 15.1, a Peace Officer may request
anything to be produced to assist in the inspection, remedy, enforcement or action, and
may make copies of anything related to the inspection, remedy, enforcement or action.
15.3
If a person refuses to allow or interferes with the entry, inspection, enforcement or action or
refuses to produce anything to assist in the inspection, remedy, enforcement or action, the
Town may apply to the Court of King's Bench for an order under section 543 of the
Municipal Government Act.
16.
NOTICE TO REMEDY
16.1
If a Peace Officer considers any premises to be in contravention of any section of this
Bylaw, the Peace Officer may provide instruction to the owner or occupier of premises to
remedy the conditions in a written Notice to Remedy.
16.2
The Notice to Remedy shall include:
a)
the address and/or physical location where the remedial action is required;
b)
the condition or conditions that are in violation of this Bylaw;
c)
the remedial action that is required
d)
the deadline for the completion of the remedial action, which shall be no less than
seven (7) days and no more than one (1) year from the date of service.
16.3
Any owner or occupier who receives a Notice to Remedy and fails to fully comply with the
requirements of the Notice to Remedy in the timeframe allotted commits an offence under
this Bylaw.
17.
ENFORCEMENT ORDERS
17.1
If the Chief Administrative Officer, or designate, finds a premises to be in violation of this
Bylaw they may issue an Enforcement Order in accordance with section 545 or 546 of the
Municipal Government Act that provides instruction to remedy the conditions found to be in
violation of this Bylaw.
17.2
Any owner or occupier who receives an Enforcement Order and fails to fully comply with
the requirements of the Enforcement Order commits an offence under this Bylaw.
17.3
If an owner or occupier receives an Enforcement Order and fails to fully comply with its
requirements, the Town may take action to remedy the contraventions on the Enforcement
Order at the owner or occupier's expense; this expense shall be added to the tax roll of the
owner and the Town shall recover the expense in the same manner as other taxes,
pursuant to the Municipal Government Act.
17.4
Any person who receives an Enforcement Order may, by written notice within fifteen (15)
calendar days after the date the order is received, request that the Enforcement Order be
reviewed by the Community Standards Appeal Board.
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17.5
The application for appeal, and the review of the Enforcement Order shall be done in
accordance with the Community Standards Appeal Board Bylaw.
17.6
When an Enforcement Order has been issued to an owner or occupier and similar non-
compliant conditions are of a reoccurring nature, the Town may apply to the Court of King's
Bench for an injunction, in accordance with section 554 of the Municipal Government Act,
that may allow the Town to remedy future contraventions without providing notice to the
owner or occupier.
18.
SERVICE OF NOTICES AND ORDERS
18.1
A Notice to Remedy or an Enforcement Order pursuant to this Bylaw may be served:
a)
personally, upon the owner or occupier;
b)
to a competent person, who appears to be over the age of 18, residing with the
owner or occupier;
c)
by mailing a copy, via registered mail, to the owner or occupier at their last known
postal address; or
d)
by positing it in a conspicuous place on the premises it has been issued to.
19.
FINES AND PENALTIES
19.1
A person who contravenes or fails to comply with a provision of any section of this Bylaw is
guilty of an offence and shall be liable, upon summary conviction to a penalty not less than
$100.00 and not exceeding $5000.00, or to imprisonment for not more than six months for
non-payment of a fine. Specified penalties to be issued by Peace Officers are found in
Schedule A.
19.2
Offences of a continuing nature shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence for each
day or part of a day that the offence continues.
19.3
Any person who is found in contravention of the same section of this Bylaw on more than
one occasion shall be liable to an increased penalty for the contravention if the section
violated is in Schedule A.
19.3
A Peace Officer that has reasonable and probable grounds to believe that any person has
contravened any provision of this Bylaw, may issue and serve:
a)
a violation tag allowing voluntary payment of the specified penalty to the Town, for
which payment will be accepted by the Town in lieu of prosecution for the offence; or
b)
a violation ticket, allowing voluntary payment of the specified penalty to the court, or
requiring a person to appear in court without the alternative of making a voluntary
payment.
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19.4
The recording of the payment of the specified penalty made to the Town pursuant to a
municipal tag or the court pursuant to a violation ticket shall constitute acceptance of a
guilty plea and conviction for the offence.
19.5
A violation tag pursuant to this Bylaw may be served:
a)
personally, upon the person to whom it is addressed;
b)
to a competent person, who appears to be over the age of 18, residing with the
person to whom it is addressed; or
c)
by mailing a copy, via registered mail, to the person to whom it is addressed at their
last known postal address.
19.6
Where a violation tag has been issued and the specified penalty has not been paid within
the prescribed time, a Peace Officer is authorized to issue a violation ticket pursuant to the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act.
19.7
Nothing in this Bylaw shall prevent a Peace Officer from immediately issuing and serving a
violation ticket to a person for a contravention of this Bylaw, even if a violation tag has not
been issued.
20.
SCHEDULES
20.1
Schedule A is attached to and forms part of this Bylaw.
21.
SEVERABILITY
21.1
If any portion of this Bylaw is found to be invalid, that portion shall be severed from the
remainder of the Bylaw and shall not invalidate the whole Bylaw.
22.
TRANSITIONAL
22.1
This Bylaw comes into full force and effect upon third and final reading.
22.2
Upon third reading of Bylaw #19.25, Bylaw #04.19 - Tourism Corridor Property Standards
and Bylaw #06.19 - Community Standards Bylaw and all amendments thereto are hereby
repealed.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS 5th DAY OF MAY, 2025
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 7th DAY OF JULY, 2025
READ A THIRD AND FINAL TIME THIS 7th DAY OF JULY, 2025
The original document, duly signed and executed, is retained on file.
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SCHEDULE 'A' - SPECIFIED PENALTIES FOR PEACE OFFICERS
Bylaw
Section
Number
Description of Offence
First Offence
Second and
Subsequent
Offence(s)
General
Penalties
All violations of this Bylaw not specified
within this schedule
$150.00
$250.00
4.1
Premises in unsightly condition
$250.00
$250.00
4.2
Prohibited accumulation on premises
$250.00
$250.00
4.3
Fail to maintain grass or grasses
$250.00
$250.00
5.1 - 5.4
Fail to maintain sidewalk adjacent to
property
$300.00
$500.00
6.1
Parking vehicle in front yard
$100.00
$150.00
7.1
Building or fence constitute a safety
hazard
$300.00
$500.00
7.2
Failure to maintain building or fence
$250.00
$250.00
9.2 - 9.4
Failure to properly control water runoff
$250.00
$500.00
10.1
Littering
$300.00
$500.00
10.2
Fail to remove litter when directed
$250.00
$500.00
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Bylaw
Section
Number
Description of Offence
First Offence
Second and
Subsequent
Offence(s)
11.1
Permit waste to escape receptacle
$250.00
$500.00
12.1
Place graffiti
$500.00
$1000.00
13.1 - 13.7
Allow Prohibited Noise
$250.00
$500.00
16.2
Fail to comply with Notice to Remedy
$100.00
$250.00
17.3
Fail to comply with Enforcement Order
$500.00
$1000.00