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BYLAW NO. 2023-1032
OF THE
TOWN OF TWO HILLS
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF TWO HILLS, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO REGULATE NEIGHBOURHOOD
NUISANCE, SAFETY AND LIVABILITY ISSUES.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, a Council may pass bylaws for municipal
purposes respecting the following matters:
a)
the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of people and property;
b)
nuisances, including unsightly property;
c)
people, activities and things in, on or near a public place or a place that is open to
the public; and
d)
the enforcement of bylaws;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to the Safety Codes Act, a Council may pass bylaws respecting the
following matters:
a)
minimum maintenance standards for buildings and structures; and
b)
unsightly or derelict buildings or structures;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Two Hills, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled,
enacts as follows:
PART I - DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
1.
Bylaw Title
1.1
This bylaw shall be known as the "Community Standards Bylaw".
2.
Definitions
2.1
In this bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:
(a) Boulevard means that part of a Highway that:
(i)
is not a roadway; and
(ii) is that part of the Sidewalk that is not especially adapted to the use
of or ordinarily used by pedestrians;
(b) Building includes a structure and any part of a building or structure placed
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in, on or over land whether or not it is so affixed to become transferred
without special mention by a transfer or sale of that land;
(c) Charity Collection Site means an area accessible to the public, which is
marked by signs identifying the name of a charity and identifying the area
for the collection of donated goods, and which contains a receptacle or
bin for the collection of donated goods;
(d) Chief Administrative Officer means the chief administrative officer of the
Municipality or his or her delegate;
(e) Downtown Core Sidewalk means those Sidewalks, or portions thereof,
identified in Schedule "B" to this Bylaw;
(f)
Highway has the same meaning as in the Traffic Safety Act;
(g) Motor Vehicle has the same meaning as in Traffic Safety Act;
(h) Municipality means the municipal corporation of the Town of Two Hills and
includes the geographical area within the boundaries of the Municipality
where the context so requires;
(i)
Municipal Tag means a tag or similar document issued by the
Municipality pursuant the Municipal Government Act that alleges a
bylaw offence and provides a Person with the opportunity to pay an
amount to the Municipality in lieu of prosecution for the offence;
(j} Occupy or Occupies means residing on or to be in apparent possession or
control of Property;
(k} Own or Owns means:
(i) in the case of land, to be registered under the Land Titles Act as the
owner of the fee simple estate in a parcel of land; or
(ii} in the case of personal property, to be in lawful possession or have the
right to exercise control over it or to be the registered owner of it;
(I) Panhandling means to ask for a gratuitous donation of money, food, or
goods of any kind, whether by spoken or printed word, or bodily
gesture, but does not include the solicitation of charitable donations
allowed or authorized pursuant to the Charitable Fund-raising Act, or
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any other legislation permitting the solicitation of charitable
donations;
(m) Peace Officer means a bylaw enforcement officer or a community peace
officer appointed by the Municipality to enforce bylaws of the
Municipality, and includes a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police;
(n) Person
means
any
individual,
firm,
partnership,
association;
corporation,
trustee,
executor,
administrator
or
other
legal
representative;
(o} Property means a parcel of land including any Buildings;
(p} Public Place means any Property, whether publicly or privately owned, to
which members of the public have access as of right or by express or
implied invitation; whether on payment of any fee or not;
(q} Sidewalk means that part of the Highway especially adapted to the use
of or ordinarily used by pedestrians and includes that part of a
Highway between the curb line or, where there is no curb line, the
edge of the roadway, and the adjacent property line whether or not it
is paved or unpaved;
(r)
Street Furniture includes items such as poles, traffic control devices, waste
receptacles, benches, bus enclosures, trees, plants, grass, utilities, planters,
bicycle racks, newspaper boxes or any other similar property placed on a
Highway or Public Place; and
(s) Violation Ticket has the same meaning as in the Provincial Offences
Procedure Act.
3.
Rules of Interpretation
3.1
Nothing in this bylaw relieves a person from complying with any provision
of any Provincial or Federal legislation or regulation, other bylaw or any
requirement of any lawful permit, order or license.
3.2
The headings in this bylaw are for guidance purposes and convenience only.
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3.3
Every provision of this bylaw is independent of all other provisions and if any
provision of this bylaw is declared invalid for any reason by a Court of
competent jurisdiction, all other provisions of this bylaw shall remain valid and
enforceable.
3.4
Any reference to the provisions of a statute of Alberta is a reference to that
statute as amended, from time to time.
PART II - PUBLIC BEHAVIOURS
4.
Littering and Dumping
4.1
A Person shall not leave any garbage, litter or other refuse, or dispose of any
material, in a Public Place, including a Charity Collection Site, except in a
receptacle designated and intended for such use.
4.2
A Person shall not scavenge from or disturb any goods located at a Charity
Collection Site.
4.3
A Person shall not leave donated goods at a Charity Collection Site except
within a designated receptacle or bin.
5.
Placement of Bills, Signs and Displays
5.1
A Person shall not attach any advertisement, poster, notice or other similar item
on any sign, utility pole, tree, fence or other fixture located on Property
Owned by the Municipality or place or cause to be placed any freestanding
sign, notice or display on Property Owned by the Municipality, unless the
item is placed in accordance with the governing rules at a specific location
approved for that purpose unless permitted to do so by the municipality or
designate thereof.
5.2
Where a Person has placed something that is permitted by this section, that
Person shall:
(a) ensure that the thing does not cause a nuisance by becoming litter,
unsightly or a hazard to users of the Property, and
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(b) remove and properly dispose of the thing within 24 hours of the
passing of the event if the thing refers to a specific event.
5.3 The Chief Administrative Officer is authorized to designate locations on
Property Owned by the Municipality where items described in this section may
be posted and establish rules for the placement of such items.
6.
Urination, Defecation and Spitting
6.1
A Person shall not urinate, defecate or spit in a Public Place except in a facility
designed and intended for such use.
7.
Dangerous Actions
7.1
A Person shall not throw or propel an object, or act in any other way, in a Public
Place that is reasonably likely to cause injury to another Person or damage to
Property.
8.
Street Furniture
8.1
A Person shall not climb on, overturn, alter, deface, damage, destroy,
tamper or otherwise interfere with any Street Furniture.
9.
Fighting
9.1
A Person shall not participate in a fight or other similar physical
confrontation in a Public Place.
9.2
Subsection 9.1 does not apply to participants of an organized sporting event
who are governed by the rules of conduct of that sporting event.
10.
Graffiti
10.1 A Person shall not cause or permit graffiti to be placed or remain on any
Property.
11.
Loitering
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11.1 No person shall loiter and thereby obstruct any other person in any Public Place.
12.
Panhandling
12.1 A Person shall not engage in Panhandling:
(a) while intoxicated or under the influence of illegal substances;
(b) within 10 metres of the entrance to:
(i)
a financial institution;
(ii) an automated teller machine or bank deposit slot;
(iii) intoxicant sales
(c) in a manner which obstructs or impedes the convenient passage
of pedestrians or vehicles on a street, Sidewalk or within a Public Place;
(d) in such a manner as to threaten, insult, or harass other users of the street;
(e) from any person who is an occupant of a Motor Vehicle; or
(f)
from any person who has already refused or declined the solicitation.
13.
Nuisance
13.1 No Person shall, in any Public Place, cause or participate in any activity that, in
the opinion of a Peace Officer, constitutes a public nuisance.
PART Ill - PROPERTY STANDARDS AND MAINTENANCE
14.
Nuisance on Property
14.1 A Person shall not cause or permit a nuisance to exist on Property they Own or
Occupy.
14.2 For the purpose of greater certainty, a nuisance, in respect of Property, means
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a property that shows signs of a serious disregard for general maintenance and
upkeep, whether or not it is detrimental to the surrounding area, examples of
which include but are not limited to:
(a) excessive accumulation of material including but not limited to
building materials, appliances, household goods, boxes, tires, vehicle
parts, whether
of any apparent value or not;
(b) any loose litter, garbage, construction debris or refuse whether located in
a storage area or elsewhere on a property;
(c) damaged, dismantled or derelict Motor Vehicles or trailers,
whether insured or registered or not;
(d) outdoor storage of more than two (2) unregistered Motor Vehicles on
any Property that is zoned for residential use;
(e) smelly or messy compost heaps;
(f)
grass higher than 15 centimeters;
(g) excessive weeds;
(h) presence of graffiti that is visible from any surrounding Property;
(i)
production of excessive dust, dirt or smoke;
(j)
production of any generally offensive odors;
(k) any tree, shrub, other type of vegetation or any Building;
(i)
that interferes or could interfere with any public work or utility;
(ii) that obstructs any Sidewalk adjacent to the Property;
(iii) that impairs the visibility required for safe traffic flow at
any intersection adjacent to the Property; or
(iv) that has any rot, disease or other deterioration;
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(I)
any accessible excavation, ditch, drain or standing water that could pose
a danger to the public;
(m) any exterior damage or deterioration to a Building, including but not
limited to peeling, unpainted or untreated surfaces, missing siding,
shingles, windows or doors, or any other hole or opening in the building;
or
(n) any damage or deterioration to a fence, including, but not limited to
peeling, unpainted or untreated surfaces and missing or rotting fences
boards or posts.
14.3 Any construction project or activity is a nuisance if it is not completed within
five years of the date the building permit for the project or activity was
issued by the Municipality or, within five years of starting construction
where no building permit has been issued.
15.
Compost
15.1 A Person shall not cause or permit a compost container or heap to be located
on a Property they Own or Occupy within 3 metres of any residential Building
located on an adjacent Property.
16.
Clearing Sidewalks
16.1 A Person shall remove snow and ice from any Sidewalk adjacent to Property
that the Person Owns or Occupies within 72 hours after the snow or ice has
been deposited.
16.2 If a Person fails to comply with subsection 16.1the Municipality may arrange to
have the Sidewalk cleared and the expenses and costs incurred by the
Municipality for removing the snow and ice shall be paid upon demand and,
if unpaid, may be added to the tax roll of the Property.
16.3 Subject to subsection 16.4, a Person shall not deposit snow or ice:
(a) upon any Highway;
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(b) upon or in any drainage ditch, culvert or catch basin;
(c) in any Public Place;
(d) on private Property that is not their own; or
(e) in a location that restricts access to, or visibility or operation of, a
fire hydrant.
16.4 A Person may deposit snow or ice that has been removed from a
Downtown Core Sidewalk onto the portion of Highway that is immediately
adjacent to the Downtown Core Sidewalk in question, but may only do so in a
manner that does not impede the flow of traffic on the Highway, reduce
driver visibility, damage, or create a risk of damage to, Motor Vehicles or
endanger Persons travelling upon, or in the vicinity of, the Highway.
17.
Damage to Sidewalks or curbs
17.1 No Person shall damage a Sidewalk or curb.
17.2 A Person who contravenes subsection 17.1shall, in addition to any penalty that
may be imposed under this Bylaw, be liable for, and pay upon demand, all
costs incurred by the Municipality to repair the damage.
18.
Boulevards
18.1 A Person shall maintain any Boulevard adjacent to Property they Own or
Occupy by:
(a) keeping any grass on the Boulevard cut to a length of no more than
15 centimetres; and
(b) removing any excessive accumulation of weeds, fallen leaves or
other debris.
18.2 If a Person fails to comply with subsection 18.1, the Municipality may, in
addition to any other remedy available, take steps to bring the Boulevard
into compliance with subsection 18.1, and the expenses and costs incurred
by the Municipality in doing so shall be paid, upon demand, by the Person
who has failed to comply with subsection 18.1.
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19.
Roofs and Awnings
19.1 A Person shall maintain any roof or awning that extends over a Sidewalk from
a Building they Own or Occupy free of snow and ice.
20.
Water, Eaves Troughs and Downspouts
20.1 A Person shall not cause or permit any rainwater, downspout or eaves
trough to be directed from a Property they Own or Occupy onto:
(a) an adjacent Property; or
(b) an adjacent alley, street, Sidewalk or other Public Place in any manner
that is likely to cause damage or to create a danger.
PART IV - NOISE CONTROL
21.
Prohibited Noise
21.1 A Person shall not cause or permit any noise that is reasonably likely to
disturb the peace of another individual.
21.2 A Person shall not cause or permit Property they Own or Occupy to be used
so that noise from the Property disturbs the peace of another individual.
22.
Criteria
22.1 In determining if a sound is reasonably likely to disturb the peace of other,
a Peace Officer may consider the following criteria:
(a) type, volume, and duration of the sound;
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(b) time of day and day of week;
(c) nature and use of the surrounding area; and
(d) any other relevant factor.
23 Construction Activity
23.1 A Person shall not cause or permit any construction activity on or
adjacent to any Property zoned for residential use before 7:00 a.m.
or after 10:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday or before 8:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. on
Saturday or Sunday
24.
Permit
24.1 The Chief Administrative Officer may issue a permit, on whatever
conditions the Chief Administrative Officer considers appropriate,
authorizing the production of noise in a manner, or of a type, that
would otherwise contravene this Part.
25.
Exceptions
25.1 Nothing in this Part prohibits:
(a) an employee or authorized agent of the Municipality from
producing noise while acting within the scope of their functions,
duties or powers;
(b) the production of noise in accordance with a permit granted
pursuant to section 24; or
(c) any activity that is carried out in accordance with the conditions of
a validly issued development permit issued by the Municipality or
an activity that constitutes a legal non-conforming use for which
no development permit is required pursuant to the provisions of
the Municipal Government Act.
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PART V - ENFORCEMENT
26.
Orders to Remedy Contraventions
26.1 In addition to any other relief or enforcement measure that may be
taken, if the Chief Administrative Officer finds that a Person is
contravening this bylaw, the Chief Administrative Officer may, by
written order in accordance with section 545 of the Municipal
Government
Act, require any Person responsible
for the
contravention to remedy it.
26.2 The Municipality may take whatever action or measures are
necessary to remedy a contravention of this bylaw, or to prevent re-
occurrence of the contravention, if:
(a) the Municipality has issued an order pursuant to section 545 of
the
Municipal Government Act, as described in subsection 26.1;
(b) the order contains a statement providing that if the Person issued
the order does not comply with the directions with a specified
time frame, the Municipality will take the action or measure at the
expense of the Person;
(c) the Person to whom the order is directed has not complied with
the order within the time specified in the order; and
(d) the appeal periods respecting the order have passed or, if an
appeal has been made, the appeal has been decided and it allows
the municipality to take the action or measures.
26.3 The expenses and costs of an action or measure taken by the Municipality
under subsection 26.2 is an amount owing to the Municipality by the
Person who contravened the bylaw, and the expenses payable shall
include, but are not limited to, the administration charge set out in
Schedule "C" of this bylaw.
26.4 roll of a parcel of land, if the parcel's owner contravened this bylaw and
the contravention occurred on all or a part of the parcel.
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27.
Service of Order
27.1 An order issued, pursuant to Section 545 of the Municipal Government
Act, for a contravention of this bylaw may be served:
(a) in the case of an individual:
(i)
by delivering it personally to the individual,
(ii) by leaving it for the individual at their apparent place of
residence with someone who appears to be at least eighteen
(18) years of age, or
{iii) by registered mail addressed to the individual at their
apparent place of residence or to any address for the
individual on the tax roll of the Municipality; and
{b) in the case of a corporation:
(i)
by delivering it personally to any director or officer of the
corporation,
(ii) by delivering it personally to a Person apparently in charge of
an office of the corporation at an address held out by the
corporation to be its address, or
(iii) by registered mail addressed to the registered office of the
corporation.
27.2 In the event that the methods of service listed under subsection 27.1
prove, in the opinion of the Chief Administrative Officer, to be
impractical or not likely to be successful, service can be affected by
any other means that the Chief Administrative Officer determines to
be appropriate, including but not limited to:
(a) posting to the Property;
{b) issuance by regular mail; or
(c) advertising in a local newspaper or similar publication.
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28.
Review by Council
28.1 A person who is issued an order pursuant to Section 545 of the
Municipal Government Act, for a contravention of this bylaw, may by
written notice request Council to review the order within fourteen (14)
days after the date the order is received.
28.2 After reviewing the order, Council may confirm, vary, substitute or
cancel the order.
29.
Offence
29.1 A Person who contravenes any provision of this bylaw is guilty of an offence.
30.
Continuing Offence
30.1 In the case of an offence that is of a continuing nature, a
contravention constitutes a separate offence in respect of each day, or
part of a day, on which it 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 day.
31.
Vicarious Liability
31.1 For the purposes of this bylaw, an act or omission by an employee or
agent of a Person is deemed also to be an act or omission of the
Person if the act or omission occurred in the course of the
employee's employment with the Person, or in the course of the
agent's exercising the powers or performing the duties on behalf of the
Person under their agency relationship.
32.
Corporations and Partnerships
32.1 When a corporation commits an offence under this bylaw, every
principal, director, manager, employee or agent of the corporation
who authorized the act or omission that constitutes the offence or
assented to or acquiesced or participated in the act or omission that
constitutes the offence is guilty of the offence whether or not the
corporation has been prosecuted for the offence.
32.2 If a partner in a partnership is guilty of an offence under this bylaw, each
partner in that partnership who authorized the act or omission that
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constitutes the offence or assented to or acquiesced or participated in
the act or omission that constitutes the offence is guilty of the offence.
33.
Fines and Penalties
33.1 A Person who is guilty of an offence is liable to a fine in an amount not
less than that established in this section, and not exceeding
$10,000.00, and to imprisonment for not more than 6 months for
non-payment of a fine.
33.2 Without restricting the generality of subsection 33.1 the fine amounts
set out in Schedule "A" are established for use on Municipal Tags and
Violation Tickets if a voluntary payment option is offered.
34.
Municipal Tag
34.1 A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a
Municipal Tag to any Person who the Peace Officer has reasonable and
probable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this
bylaw.
34.2 A Municipal Tag may be issued to such Person:
(a) either personally; or
(b) by mailing a copy to such Person at his or her last known address.
34.3 The Municipal Tag shall be in a form approved by the Chief
Administrative Officer and shall state:
(a) the name of the Person;
(b) the offence;
(c) the specified penalty established by this bylaw for the offence;
(d) that the penalty shall be paid within 14 days of the
issuance of the Municipal Tag; and
(e) any other information as may be required by the Chief
Administrative Officer.
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35.
Payment in Lieu of Prosecution
35.1 Where a Municipal Tag is issued pursuant to this bylaw, the Person to
whom the Municipal Tag is issued may, in lieu of being prosecuted for
the offence, pay to the Municipality the penalty specified within the
time period indicated on the Municipal Tag.
36.
Violation Ticket
36.1 If a Municipal Tag has been issued and if the specified penalty has not
been paid within the prescribed time, then a Peace Officer is hereby
authorized and empowered to issue a Violation Ticket pursuant to the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act.
36.2 Notwithstanding subsection 36.1, a Peace Officer is hereby authorized
and empowered to immediately issue a Violation Ticket pursuant to the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act to any Person who the Peace
Officer has reasonable and probable grounds to
believe has
contravened any provision of this bylaw.
36.3 If a Violation Ticket is issued in respect of an offence, the Violation Ticket may:
(a) specify the fine amount established by this bylaw for the offence; or
(b) require a Person to appear in court without the alternative of
making a voluntary payment.
37. Voluntary Payment
37.1 A Person who commits an offence may:
(a)
if a Violation Ticket is issued in respect of the offence; and
(b)
if the Violation Ticket specifies the fine amount established by
this bylaw for the offence;
make a voluntary payment by submitting to a Clerk of the Provincial
Court, on or before the initial appearance date indicated on the
Violation Ticket, the specified penalty set out on the Violation Ticket.
38. Obstruction
38.1 A Person shall not obstruct or hinder any Person in the exercise or
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performance of the Person's powers pursuant to this bylaw.
PART VI - GENERAL
39. Powers of Chief Administrative Officer
39.1 Without restricting any other power, duty or function granted by
this bylaw, the Chief Administrative Officer may:
(a)
carry out any inspections to determine compliance with this bylaw;
(b)
take any steps or carry out any actions required to enforce this bylaw;
(c)
take any steps or carry out any actions required to remedy a
contravention of this bylaw;
(d)
establish investigation and enforcement procedures with respect
to residential, commercial, industrial or other types of Property and
such procedures may differ depending on the type of Property in
question;
(e)
establish areas where activities restricted by this bylaw are permitted;
(f)
establish forms for the purposes of this bylaw;
(g)
issue permits with such terms and conditions as are deemed appropriate;
(h)
establish the criteria to be met for a permit pursuant to this bylaw; and
(i)
delegate any powers, duties or functions under this bylaw to an
employee of the Municipality.
40. Permits
40.1 A Person to whom a permit has been issued pursuant to this bylaw
and any Person carrying out an activity otherwise regulated,
restricted or prohibited by this bylaw pursuant to such permit, shall
comply with any terms or conditions forming part of the permit.
40.2 A Person shall not make any false or misleading statement or provide
any false or misleading information to obtain a permit pursuant to
this bylaw.
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40.3 If any term or condition of a permit issued pursuant to this bylaw is
contravened or if a false or misleading statement or false or
misleading information was provided to obtain the permit, the
Chief Administrative Officer may immediately cancel the permit.
41. Proof of Permit
41.1 The onus of proving a permit has been issued in relation to any
activity otherwise regulated, restricted or prohibited by this bylaw
is on the Person alleging the existence of such a permit on a
balance of probabilities.
42. Certified Copy of Record
42.1 A copy of a record of the Municipality, certified by the Chief
Administrative Officer as a true copy of the original, shall be
admitted in evidence as prima facie proof of the facts stated in the
record without proof of the appointment or signature of the
person signing it.
PART VII -TRANSITIONAL
43. Repeals
43.1 The following bylaws, are repealed:
(a)
Bylaw 2019-995 Noise Bylaw
(b)
Bylaw 2018-978 Unsightly & Dangerous Premises
44. Enactment
44.1 This bylaw shall come into force and effect when it has received
third reading and has been duly signed.
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READ for a first time this
READ for a second time this
18th Day of July, 2023
25th Day of September, 2023
UNANIMOUS CONSENT RECEIVED FOR THIRD AND FINAL READING
READ for a third time this
25 Day of September, 2023
TOWN OF TWO HILLS
LEONARD L. EWANISHAN
MAYOR
ADAM KOZAKIEWICZ
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
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Schedule "A" - Specified Penalties
Offence
SECTION
First
Offence*
Littering
4.1
$250
Scavenge from Charity Collection Site
4.2
$250
Improperly Leave Goods at Charity
Collection Site
4.3
$250
Posting or attaching bill on fixture or
placing
freestanding sign, notice or display on
5
$500
Municipality Property
Urinating or Defecating in Public
6
$500
Participating in Dangerous Actions
7
$500
Interfering with Street Furniture
8
$500
Fighting
9
$500
Graffiti
10
$250
Loitering
11
$250
Panhandling
12
$250
Cause or participate in activity that
constitutes a public nuisance, in a Public
Place
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$500
Allowing a nuisance to exist on Property
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$500
Improper Location of Compost
15
$250
Failing to clear snow or ice from a
sidewalk within 72 hours
16.1
$250
Improperly Depositing Snow or Ice
16.3
$250
Damage to Sidewalk
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$500
Failing to maintain a Boulevard adjacent to
Property
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$250
Failing to maintain a roof or awning clear of
snow and ice
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$250
Improperly direct water, eaves trough or
downspout
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$250
Creating a noise that disturbs the peace
21.1
$500
Owner or Occupier permitting Property to
create a noise that disturbs the peace
21.2
$500
Allowing construction activity outside
permitted hours
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$500
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Schedule "B" - Downtown Core Sidewalks
For the purpose of this Bylaw, the Downtown Core Sidewalks are those portions of Sidewalk
that are immediately adjacent to the following portions of roadway:
-
51st Street (Hwy 36) - 49th Street between 50th Avenue and 49th Avenue
Which portions of Sidewalk are identified, in red, on the following map:
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Schedule "C" - Administration Charge
Charge
Amount
Administration fee contemplated in section
26.3, payable when actions or measures are
taken by Municipality to remedy/prevent a
contravention pursuant to section 26.2
$100.00 (which shall increase by three (3%}
percent each year after this bylaw comes
into force, with the increase to take effect
on January 1st of each year}