Property maintenance — Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia

What are the rules on junk, derelict cars, and unsightly property?

The Village of Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Property Maintenance Bylaw No. 1072, 2015, verified 2026-10-26.

Property Maintenance Bylaw No. 1072, 2015 adopted bylaw
standards Graffiti; rubbish; noxious weeds/invasive plants; abandoned vehicles/appliances/furniture; unsightly premises; listed accumulations; standing water or unsanitary conditions. s. 3(a)-(c)
enforcement Bylaw Enforcement Officer may issue written order; if not complied with, Village may enter and fulfill requirements at person's expense and recover costs as debt, including $100.00 administrative charge every ten days. s. 5(b); s. 7(b)
scout note

Prohibits unsightly property, rubbish, derelict furniture/appliances, vehicle parts, unused construction materials, standing water, noxious weeds and graffiti; owners must keep vegetation brushed; enforcement officer orders, default 30 days (s.3-5).

Nuisance, Noxious or Offensive Trades, Health and Safety Bylaw No. 829, 2004

Nuisance bylaw covering noxious trades and health risks (grow ops, controlled-substance properties); also bars water, rubbish or unsightly matter accumulating on a parcel.

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