Residential Boulevard By-law No. 384, 1985

Fruitvale, British Columbia · No. 384 · summary & facts

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THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF FRUITVALE BY-LAW NO, 384 Being a By-law to Regulate the Use and Development of Residential Boulevards in the Village of Fruitvale WHEREAS pursuant to Section 579 of the Municipal Act, Council deems it necessary and expedient to regulate the design, construction,’ maintenance, use, and development of residential boulevards in the Village of Fruitvale; NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of the Village of Fruitvale, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows: L, INTERPRETATION In this by-law: "Boulevard" means the area or portion of the street bounded on one side by the back of the existing curb and gutter and, on the other side by the property line, OR where no curb exists, the area or portion of the street bounded on one side by a straight line drawn parallel to and 2.4 metres (8 feet) from the edge of the existing street pavement ang on the other side by the property line; "Pence" means a linear structure or hedge which pro- vides a separating, protective or confining barrier; "Motor Vehicle" means a vehicle, not run on rails, that is designed to be self propelled or a trailer, wagon or manually propelled conveyance; "Village" means the area within the boundary of the Village of Fruitvale. 2. BOULEVARD DEVELOPMENT a) The boulevard may only be developed by the planting of grass or the construction of driveways or side- walks; db) The grade of any boulevard must be of a mininun grade of two (2) cm per metre (2%), sloping upward from the back of the curb to the property line; c) Where the surrounding terrain would prohibit conformance with sub-section (b) Council may dy resolution grant relief from the provisions of sub-section (b). d} Where no curb and gutter exists, spot type develop- ment by means of curbs and terracing shall be prohibited; e) No development of a boulevard shall take place until a permit, as provided for in Section 5 of this by-law, is issued by the Municipal Office. 3, UTILITY SERVICES a) Where a service valve is located at the front of a property and any boulevard development or construction takes place on the property, the valve must be adjusted to the same level as the surrounding grade, Any disturbance or damage to these shut offs caused by the property owner or his agent shall be the responsibility of the property owner; , b) All property owners are to acquaint themselves with all utility services and easements in and across the boulevard before commencing any develop- ment; c) The Village of Fruitvale and utility companies reserve the right to enter upon and disturb any boulevard development for reasons of maintenance or construction. The replacement of the develop- ment will be the responsibility of the Municipality or utility company involved; d) The storage of any equipment on the boulevard portion of the street by the Municipality or utility companies during construction or main- tenance is permissible. 4, GENERAL REGULATIONS a) No shrubs, hedges or trees may be planted on any boulevard; b) The placing of any fence, wall or projection of any type on a boulevard is prohibited; c) All sidewalks, driveways and curbs placed on any boulevard in the Village shall not project above the level of the surrounding grade. d) The parking of motor vehicles on any boulevard in the Village is prohibited. e) The storage of household or garden rubbish on any boulevard in the Village is prohibited except during those times as may be designated by Council; f) The storage of any chattel on a boulevard in the Village is prohibited; 5. PERNITS Before any boulevard development in the Village is started, a permit must be obtained from the Municipal Office. Boulevard Development Permits are free of charge and are described in Schedule "a" which forms part and parcel of this by-law. Each permit shall be accompanied by a copy of this by-law. 6. FINES AND ENFORCEMENT Any person who violates any provisions of this by- law is guilty of an offence and is Liable upon summary conviction to a penalty not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). 7. TITLE This by-law shall be cited for all urposes as "Rasidential Boulevard By-law, No. 384, 1985". Cages! CA 8, EFFECT This by-law shall come registration by the into Inspector of and effect upon Municipalities. force READ a first time this 4th day of November , 1985. READ a second time this 4th day of November » 1985. READ a third time this 18th day of November , 1985. RECONSIDERED, finally passed and adopted this 12th day of May , 1985. A Pore LOD, A . OLE, Mayes Clerk CERTIFIED a true copy of By-law No. 384, entitled "Residential Boulevard By-law, No, 384, 1985", DATED this 14th day of May » 1986. Gh. Boresey, Clerk. a rie a vot By-Law No, SSH ; ith ‘ oft the Inspector x By, sf for } Afunicipalities Deoyuiy frage tbr = Gs FRUITVALE BY-LAW NO. 384 Schedule “A" Date: Name of Applicant: Name of Property Owner: Mailing Address: Box No. House No. Town Postal Code Telephone Address of Property: Legal Description: Brief Description of Proposed Works: Sketch Plan of Proposed Works: indicate location of edge of roadway and property line then indicate driveway, sidewalk power poles, water shut offs, etc. In signing this application, I confirm that I have received a copy of “Boulevard By-law, No. 384, 1985". Applicant Approved by the Village: Date Clerk