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ADMINISTRATIVE CONSOLIDATION OF BYLAW 31-23
AS OF JULY 21, 2025
BEING A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF OKOTOKS
IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
FOR THE PURPOSE OF
REGULATING NEIGHBOURHOOD NUISANCE, SAFETY
AND QUALITY OF LIFE MATTERS
(As amended by Bylaw 34-24 and 30-25)
WHEREAS pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act (Act), RSA
2000, Chapter M-26 and amendments thereto, Council may pass a bylaw for municipal
purposes respecting the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of
people and property; and
WHEREAS the Act, authorizes a Council to pass bylaws for municipal purposes
respecting nuisances; and
WHEREAS the intent of this Bylaw is that all noises shall be reduced as much as
possible compatible with the normal activities of urban life and that unnecessary noise
be eliminated; and
WHEREAS Council believes the regulation of nuisances through a Community
Standards Bylaw would benefit the community as a whole;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Okotoks enacts as follows:
1.
SHORT TITLE
1.1 This Bylaw shall be known as the "Community Standards Bylaw".
2.
DEFINITIONS
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:
2.1 bullying means verbal or physical abuse, threats, taunts, teasing, name
calling, and put downs, written or electronically transmitted, or repeated
abusive communication, directly or indirectly through any medium
whatsoever.
2.2 Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) means the person appointed to the
position of the chief administrative officer for the Town of Okotoks, within
the meaning of the Act and the Town's CAO Bylaw.
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2.3 Council means the Mayor and Councillors of the Town of Okotoks duly
elected pursuant to the provisions of the Local Authorities Election Act.
2.4 distributor means any person, owner of a business, company, or
organization that distributes, permits to be distributed, or causes to be
distributed, any flyer that promotes the distributor's activities.
2.5 drinking establishment means any business, organization, or individual
that holds a liquor licence issued by the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and
Cannabis Commission.
2.6 fare means the cost of a journey on any public transportation vehicle.
2.7 flyer(s) means any printed or written matter, and includes a circular, leaflet,
pamphlet, paper, booklet, postcard, or any other printed or otherwise
reproduced matter of literature.
2.8 graffiti means the defacement or disfigurement of any property or object,
through the performance of any of the following acts:
2.8.1
the application of any substance, including paint, ink, stain or
whitewash to any surface; or
2.8.2
the affixing of any substance, including paper, fabric or plastic, by
any form of adhesion that does not remove cleanly when pulled
away from the applied surface; or
2.8.3
the marking, scratching, etching or other alteration or disfigurement
of any surface.
2.9 graphic image means a visual image that offends the standards of public
decency prevailing among a significant segment of the population, or
showing or purporting to show a fetus, or any part of a fetus outside of the
womb, aborted or not. (Bylaw 34-24)
2.10 holiday includes every Sunday and every Statutory holiday observed by
the Town.
2.11 nuisance odour means any odour caused by smoke, decomposing
materials, animal feces, or other airborne matters that is excessive and
deemed to be offensive, or reasonably interferes with the lawful enjoyment
of another person's property.
2.12 panhandling means to communicate, in person, using the spoken, written
or printed word, a gesture or another means, for the purpose of receiving
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money or another thing of value, regardless of whether consideration is
offered or provided in return but does not include a solicitation allowed or
authorized pursuant to the Charitable Fundraising Act, or any other
legislation permitting the solicitation of charitable donations.
2.13 Peace Officer means:
2.13.1 a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;
2.13.2 a Community Peace Officer as appointed by the Solicitor General
of Alberta; or
2.13.3 a Bylaw Enforcement Officer as appointed by the Town to enforce
bylaws of the Town.
2.14 person means any:
2.14.1 individual;
2.14.2 proprietorship;
2.14.3 corporation; or
2.14.4 society.
2.15 premises means the external surfaces of all buildings and the whole or
part of any parcel of real property, including the land immediately adjacent
to any building or buildings.
2.16 public place means any place, including privately owned or leased
property, to which the public reasonably has or is permitted to have access,
and includes a public transportation vehicle.
2.17 public transportation vehicle means a vehicle which is being used by, or
being offered for hire to, a passenger or passengers, and includes but is
not limited to a:
2.17.1 school bus;
2.17.2 bus;
2.17.3 taxicab;
2.17.4 limousine; or
2.17.5 any other similar vehicle.
2.18 telecommunication means any transmission, emission or reception of
signs, signals, writing, images or sounds or intelligence of any nature by
wire, radio, visual or other electromagnetic system.
2.19 Town means the Corporation of the Town of Okotoks in the Province of
Alberta, and where the context so requires, means the area of land within
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the corporate boundaries thereof.
2.20 Town tag means a notice or tag in a form as approved by the CAO, issued
by the Town allowing a voluntary payment option of a fine established
under this Bylaw.
2.21 violation ticket means a ticket issued pursuant to Part II of the Provincial
Offences Procedure Act;
2.22 youth means an individual 12 (twelve) to 17 (seventeen) years of age.
3.
NOISE
3.1
No person shall cause or permit noise that annoys or disturbs the peace
of any other person.
3.2
No person shall permit property that they own, occupy or control to be
used so that noise from the property annoys or disturbs the peace of
any other person.
3.3
In determining what constitutes noise likely to annoy or disturb the
peace of any other person, considerations may be given, but are not
limited to:
3.3.1
type, volume, and duration of the sound;
3.3.2
time of day, and day of the week;
3.3.3
nature and use of the surrounding area.
3.4
No person shall yell, scream, swear, or conduct any other activity in any
public place thereby creating a disturbance.
3.5
No person shall advertise events or merchandise by ringing bells or by
use of mechanical, electrical or sound amplification devices in a
residential district between the hours of 9 p.m. and 9 a.m.
3.6
No drinking establishment shall permit any noise to emanate from the
premises of such drinking establishment such that it annoys or disturbs
any other person outside the boundary of the drinking establishment.
Section 3.3 of this Bylaw applies to this provision.
4.
INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION NOISE
4.1
Nothing in this bylaw shall prevent the continual operation or carrying on
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of an industrial activity where the activity is one which:
4.1.1
is a permitted use; or
4.1.2
is an approved discretionary use; or
4.1.3
is a non-conforming use as defined in the Municipal Government
Act, but not illegal.
4.2
In the operation or carrying on of an industrial or construction activity, the
person operating or carrying on that activity shall make no more noise
than is necessary in the normal method of performing or carrying on that
activity.
5.
PERMITTABLE HOURS
5.1
With the exception of the activities referred to in section 4.1, no person
shall use, operate, or allow to be used or operated, any tools, machinery
or equipment so as to create a noise or disturbance which may be heard
in a residential building between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
(Bylaw 30-25)
6.
EXCEPTIONS
6.1
These provisions do not apply to:
6.1.1
work carried on by the Town, or by a contractor carrying out
instructions of the Town, providing it is work of an emergent
nature or circumstance;
6.1.2
Town sanctioned events; and
6.1.3
special events which the CAO has approved or issued a special
events permit, with conditions that the CAO deems appropriate
for such special events.
6.2
Snow removal from school, commercial or industrial sites located
adjacent to or within residential districts may be allowed if it is in the
best interest of the public and their safety and at a time when there will
be minimal vehicular and/or pedestrian traffic that may obstruct such
snow removal operations.
6.3
In the case of snow removal from commercial or industrial sites located
adjacent to residential districts, the Town may require noise abatement
practices including the following conditions:
6.3.1
a requirement that snow not be removed between the
hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.; or
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6.3.2
a requirement that snow be removed from sites in a sequence
which is least disruptive to the peace and quiet of residents.
7.
GRAFFITI
7.1
No person shall place any graffiti or cause it to be placed on any property.
7.2
Every property owner shall ensure that graffiti placed on their premises is
removed, painted over, or otherwise permanently blocked from public
view within seven (7) days.
7.3
A property owner, who breaches the provisions of Section 7.2, where,
following the issuance of and failure to comply with an Order under
section 545 of the Act, shall be liable to payment of a penalty as
prescribed in Schedule "A".
7.4
In prosecution for an offence under this Section, the consent of the
property owner of any premises to place graffiti shall not be a defense
under this bylaw.
8.
ORDER
8.1
An officer designated by the CAO may, by written order, require a person
responsible for the contravention to remedy the contravention.
8.2
The written order shall:
8.2.1
state a time within which the owner must comply with the order;
and
8.2.2
state that if the owner does not comply with the order within a
specified time, the Town will take the action or measure at the
expense of the owner.
8.3
The Town may, in respect of an order, register a caveat under the Land
Titles Act against the certificate of title for the land that is the subject of
the order.
9.
CONSTRUCTION WASTE
9.1
Each construction site shall have a waste container to ensure that waste
construction materials are placed in the container to prevent the material
from being blown away from the construction site.
9.2
A waste container on a construction site must be designed and/or have
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the capacity to contain all waste construction material within the
container to ensure that the waste construction material is not capable of
blowing off the construction site.
9.3
No construction material is to be stored or accumulated on a
construction site unless it is not capable of being blown away from the
construction site.
10.
REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES
10.1
For the purposes of this section "motor vehicles" means:
10.1.1
a vehicle propelled by any power other than muscular power; or
10.1.2
a moped; or
10.1.3
off highway vehicles as defined by the Traffic Safety Act RSA
2000 Chapter T-6 Section 117; and
10.1.4
includes, but is not limited to, the repair of any internal
combustion engine.
10.2
No person may conduct any repair work on motor vehicles, including
mechanical repairs, auto body work, frame repair, collision repair, auto
painting or modifications to the body or rebuilding of a motor vehicle, on
any premises in a residential district unless:
10.2.1 the activity does not create a nuisance or noise complaints from
the neighbourhood;
10.2.2 there is no escape of offensive, annoying or noxious odours,
fumes or smoke from the premises;
10.2.3 vehicle fluids, oil, gasoline products or other hazardous material
are properly disposed of and not swept or washed into lanes,
streets, or down storm or sanitary sewers;
10.2.4 all discarded vehicle parts and materials are properly stored and
disposed of from the premises; and
10.2.5 no power washing of motor or power train is performed on the
premises.
10.3
This prohibition shall not apply to routine maintenance work done on any
vehicles owned, operated and registered in the name of the owner or
occupant of the premises, provided that all building and fire code
regulations are met.
11.
LITTERING
11.1
No person shall place, deposit or throw or cause to be placed, deposited
or thrown upon any Town property, including any street, lane, sidewalk,
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parking lot, park or other public place or water course:
11.1.1 a cardboard or wooden box, carton, container, or receptacle of
any kind;
11.1.2 a paper, wrapper, envelope, or covering of any kind, whether
paper or not, from food or confectionary;
11.1.3 paper of any kind, whether or not containing written or printed
matter thereon;
11.1.4 any human, animal or vegetable matter or waste;
11.1.5 any glass, crockery, nails, tacks, barbed-wire or other breakable
or sharp objects;
11.1.6 scrap metal, scrap lumber, tires, dismantled wrecked or
dilapidated motor vehicles or parts there from;
11.1.7 any motor vehicle or any part of any motor vehicle which may, in
whole or in part, obstruct any highway, street, lane, alley, bi-
way, or other public place; or
11.1.8 dirt, filth, or rubbish of any kind whether similar or dissimilar to
the foregoing.
11.2
A person who has placed, deposited or thrown or caused to be placed,
deposited or thrown anything or any matter mentioned in subsection 11.1
shall forthwith remove it.
12.
AUTHORITY TO REMOVE
12.1
The CAO may authorize any Town employee, or delegate, to remove
and put in storage or destroy anything placed upon Town property in
contravention of this Bylaw.
13.
SPITTING/HUMAN WASTE
13.1
No person shall urinate or deposit human waste in any public place or in
view of a public place, other than in a public washroom.
13.2
No person shall spit in or on any public place.
14.
FLYERS
14.1
No person shall place, deposit, throw or cause to be placed, deposited or
thrown onto or into any motor vehicle, which is parked on any street,
lane, parking lot or other public place, any leaflet, pamphlet, poster,
handbill, flyer or any other paper containing printed or written matter,
whether advertising or not, with the exception of any violation ticket or
Town tag issued pursuant to lawful authority.
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14.2
No person shall deposit a flyer at or on a premises where a sign or notice
has been posted and which is clearly visible at the entrance of a dwelling
unit indicating that such flyers are not wanted.
14.3
No distributor shall distribute or cause to be distributed flyers for the
purpose of depositing them at or on a premises where a sign or notice
has been posted and which is clearly visible at the entrance of a dwelling
unit indicating that such flyers are not wanted.
14.4
Sections 14.2 and 14.3 do not apply to:
14.4.1 any election advertising material which is permitted to be
transmitted or delivered pursuant to any applicable federal,
provincial or municipal legislation;
14.4.2 newspapers delivered to paid subscribers;
14.4.3 community association newsletters or newspapers;
14.4.4 information circulars produced by a federal, provincial or
municipal government or an agency of such government;
14.4.5 information circulars produced by a member of Okotoks
Town Council, a member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly
or a member of the federal Parliament.
14.5
No person or distributor shall deposit or distribute a flyer with a graphic
image at or on a premises unless:
14.5.1 the graphic image is contained in a sealed opaque envelope;
14.5.2 the exterior of the envelope contains the following
legible warning:
"Contains a graphic image that may be offensive or
disturbing"; and
14.5.3 the exterior of the envelope clearly identifies the
sender and the sender's address.
14.6
Any advertising must be in compliance with the Canadian Code of
Advertising Standards. (Bylaw 34-24)
14.7
This section does not apply to mail that is delivered to a residence by
Canada Post. (Bylaw 34-24)
15.
FIGHTING/LOITERING/CONDUCT
15.1
No person shall engage in a fight or any physical confrontation in any
public place or any place to which the public is allowed access.
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15.2
No person shall be a member of an assembly of three or more persons
in any public place or any place to which the public is allowed access
where a Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to believe the assembly
will disturb the peace of the neighbourhood, and any such person shall
disperse as requested by a Peace Officer.
15.3
No person shall loiter and thereby obstruct any person in any public
place.
15.4
No person in a public place shall:
15.4.1 cause anything to become damaged;
15.4.2 engage in any activity which is inconsistent with the intended
use of such public place;
15.4.3 behave in a manner that reasonably interferes with the comfort,
convenience, enjoyment, or quiet use of any other person using
such public place.
15.5
No person shall board, ride upon, or otherwise use any public
transportation vehicle unless such person has paid the required fare to
use such public transportation vehicle.
15.6
Any person who boards, rides upon, or otherwise uses any public
transportation vehicle who:
15.6.1 refuses to; or
15.6.2 is unable to;
produce proof of valid payment of the required fare to use such public
transportation vehicle shall be deemed to have not paid such fare.
16.
BULLYING
16.1
No person shall bully any person in any public place.
16.2
No person shall participate in, or encourage by verbal or other means,
the bullying of any person in any public place.
16.3
No person shall bully any person by means of telecommunication or
writing.
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17.
PANHANDLING
17.1
No person shall engage in panhandling:
17.1.1 as a group of two or more persons;
17.1.2 from any person who at the time is an occupant or engaged in
operating a motor vehicle;
17.1.3 from a person who has refused or declined such solicitation;
17.1.4 so as to obstruct the passage of, walk next to, ahead of, or
follow the person being solicited;
17.1.5 within 10 metres of the entrance to a bank, credit union, trust
company, or other financial institution where cash can be
withdrawn;
17.1.6 within 10 metres of an automated teller machine or other device
from which cash can be electronically accessed; or
17.1.7 in, from, or near any public transportation vehicle.
18.
ODOUR
18.1
No person shall cause, permit, or engage in any activity that allows any
nuisance odour to originate from a premises or residential building that
reasonably interferes with the lawful enjoyment of any other person's
property.
19.
PENALTIES AND ENFORCEMENT
19.1
Any Peace Officer who has reasonable and probable grounds to believe
that any person has contravened any provision of this Bylaw, may issue
and serve:
19.1.1 a Town tag allowing a payment of the specified penalty to the
Town; or
19.1.2 a violation ticket allowing payment according to the provisions of
the Provincial Offences Procedures Act.
19.2
Service of a Town tag will be sufficient if it is:
19.2.1
personally served; or
19.2.2
served by regular mail to the person's last known mailing
address.
19.3
If a violation ticket is issued in respect to an offence, the violation ticket
may:
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19.3.1 specify the fine amount established by this Bylaw for the offence;
or
19.3.2 require a person to appear in Court without the alternative of
making a voluntary payment.
19.4
A person who commits an offence may:
19.4.1 if a violation ticket is issued in respect of the offence; and
19.4.2 if the violation ticket specifies the fine amount established by this
Bylaw for the offence, make a voluntary payment equal to the
specified fine by delivering the violation ticket and the specified
fine to the Provincial Courthouse specified on the violation ticket.
19.5
Any person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an
offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not more than
Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars.
19.6
The minimum specified penalty for where there is a specified penalty
listed for an offence in Schedule "A" to this Bylaw, that amount is the
minimum specified penalty for the offence.
19.7
In the case of an offense that is of a continuing nature, a
contravention constitutes a separate offense in respect of each day
or part of a day on which it continues.
19.8
The levying and payment of any fine provided in this Bylaw shall not
relieve a person from the necessity of paying any fees, charges or costs
from which that person is liable under the provisions of this Bylaw or any
other Bylaw.
19.9
No person shall willfully obstruct, hinder or interfere with a Peace
Officer or any other person authorized to enforce and engaged in
the enforcement of the provisions of the Bylaw.
20.
GENERAL
20.1
Any person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw by:
20.1.1 doing any act or thing which the person is prohibited from doing;
or
20.1.2 failing to do any act or thing the person is required to do;
is guilty of an offence and any offence created pursuant to this Bylaw is
a strict liability offence for the purposes of prosecution under this Bylaw.
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20.2
Nothing in this Bylaw relieves a person from complying with any
provision of any federal or provincial law or regulation, other bylaw, or
any requirement of any lawful permit, order or licence.
20.3
Words in the singular include the plural and words in the plural include
the singular.
20.4
This Bylaw is gender-neutral and, accordingly, any reference to one
gender includes the other.
20.5
No provision of this Bylaw or any action taken pursuant to any provision
of this Bylaw shall restrict, limit, prevent or preclude the Town from
pursuing any other remedy in relation to a premises as provided by the
Act, or any other law of the Province of Alberta.
21.
SEVERABILITY
21.1 It is the intention of Council that each separate provision of this Bylaw
shall be deemed independent of all other provisions herein and it is the
further intention of Council that if any provision of this Bylaw is declared
invalid, all other provisions hereof shall remain valid and enforceable.
This Bylaw shall come into full force and effect upon third and final reading and Bylaw
19-10 and any amendment thereto is hereby repealed.
Bylaw 31-23 received third and final reading August 21, 2023.
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY
MAYOR AND CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Bylaw 34-24 received third and final reading October 15, 2024.
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY
MAYOR AND CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Revised Bylaw 31-23 signed this 8th day of January 2025 by the Chief Administrative
Officer as authorized by Bylaw 16-24.
-- ORIGINAL SIGNED --
_______________________
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Chief Administrative Officer
Bylaw 30-25 received third and final reading July 21, 2025.
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY
MAYOR AND CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
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Schedule "A"
SECTION
OFFENCE
1st
Offence
2nd
Offence
(in 1 year)
3rd and
Subsequent
(in 1 year)
3.1
Cause/permit noise to disturb
250.00
500.00
1000.00
3.2
Property cause noise to disturb
250.00
500.00
1000.00
3.4
Yell, scream, swear, activity
cause a disturbance
250.00
500.00
1000.00
3.5
Advertise with bells, etc.
150.00
250.00
500.00
3.6
Drinking establishment
allow/cause noise
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
4.2
Industrial or construction noise
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
5.1
Noise outside permitted hours
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
7.1
Youth place/cause to be placed
graffiti
1000.00
2000.00
5000.00
Adult place/cause to be placed
graffiti
2500.00
5000.00
7500.00
7.2
Fail to remove graffiti in 7 days
250.00
500.00
1000.00
7.3
Fail to comply with graffiti order
(per day)
250.00
500.00
1000.00
9.1
Fail to contain construction
waste
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
9.3
Improper storage of construction
material
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
10.2
Repair vehicle in residential area
250.00
500.00
1000.00
11.1
Person place litter
250.00
500.00
1000.00
11.2
Person fail to remove litter
250.00
500.00
1000.00
13.1
Deposit human waste in public
place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
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13.2
Spit in public place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
14.1
Place flyer, etc. on vehicle
250.00
500.00
750.00
14.2
Deposit flyer contrary to sign
250.00
500.00
750.00
14.3
Distribute flyer contrary to sign
250.00
500.00
750.00
14.5
Deposit or distribute a Graphic
Image not contained in a sealed
opaque envelope
500.00
750.00
1000.00
14.5
Deposit or distribute a Graphic
Image without identifying the
sender or sender's address
500.00
750.00
1000.00
14.5
Deposit or distribute a Graphic
Image without the legible
warning
500.00
750.00
1000.00
14.6
Advertising does not comply
with the Canadian Code of
Advertising Standards
500.00
750.00
1000.00
15.1
Fight/physical confrontation in
public place
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
15.2
Member of assembly fail to
disperse
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
15.3
Loiter in public place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
15.4 a)
Cause damage in public place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
15.4 b)
Inconsistent activity in public
place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
15.4 c)
Interfere with comfort,
enjoyment in public
250.00
500.00
1000.00
15.5
Use public transportation without
fare payment
250.00
500.00
1000.00
16.1
Youth bully person in public place
250.00
500.00
1000.00
Adult bully person in public place
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
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16.2
Encourage bullying of person in
public
250.00
500.00
1000.00
16.3
Bully person through
telecommunication
250.00
500.00
1000.00
17.1 a)
Panhandle as group of 2 or
more
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 b)
Panhandle from person in
vehicle
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 c)
Panhandle to person who has
refused
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 d)
Panhandle so as to obstruct
person
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 e)
Panhandle within 10 metres of
entrance to financial institution
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 f)
Panhandle within 10 metres of
cash dispensing machine
75.00
150.00
300.00
17.1 g)
Panhandle on/near public
transportation
75.00
150.00
300.00
18.1
Cause or permit nuisance odour
250.00
500.00
1000.00
19.9
Interfere with enforcement of
bylaw provisions
500.00
1000.00
1500.00