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CITY OF QUESNEL
NUISANCE BYLAW NO. 1869
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A bylaw to prohibit nuisances within the community and provide for the cost
recovery of nuisance abatement
WHEREAS Council desires to support the quality of life for its citizens, promote
public safety, civic responsibility and encourage good relationships between
neighbours;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 8 of the Community Charter, Council may, by
bylaw, regulate, prohibit, and impose requirements in relation to public places;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Sections 8 and 64 of the Community Charter, Council
may, by bylaw, regulate, prohibit and impose requirements in relation to nuisances,
disturbances, noise, and other objectionable situations;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 17 of the Community Charter, Council has the
authority to direct that if a person subject to a requirement fails to take the required
action, the City may fulfill the requirement at the expense of the person and recover
the costs incurred from that person as a debt;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 194 of the Community Charter, Council may,
by bylaw, impose a fee payable in respect of the exercise of authority to regulate,
prohibit, and impose requirements;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the City of Quesnel, in open meeting assembled,
enacts as follows:
INTERPRETATION
1.1
This bylaw may be cited as the "City of Quesnel Nuisance Bylaw No. 1869,
2019".
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1.2
The headings contained in this bylaw are for convenience only and are not
to be construed as defining or in any way limiting the scope or the intent
of the provisions of this bylaw.
1.3
Any enactment referred to in this bylaw is a reference to an enactment of
British Columbia and regulations, as amended, revised, consolidated, or
replaced from time to time, and any bylaw or Council policy referred to is a
reference to an enactment or policy of the City of Quesnel, as amended,
revised, consolidated, or replaced from time to time.
SEVERABILITY
1.4
If a section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this bylaw is for any
reason held to be invalid by the decision of a Court of competent
jurisdiction, it shall be severed and such decision shall not affect the validity
of the remaining portions of this bylaw.
DEFINITIONS
2.1
In this bylaw and its Schedules, unless the context requires otherwise:
'BOULEVARD' means a Public Space between a Property line and the curb line or
lateral line of an abutting roadway or the center of an undeveloped right-of-way.
'BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER' means a person appointed by Council or the
Corporate Officer and their designate to enforce municipal bylaws, or a Peace
Officer.
'CITY' means the City of Quesnel.
'COMPLIANCE ORDER' means an order issued pursuant to Section 6 of this bylaw.
'CONSTRUCTION NOISE' means any sound made by:
the carrying on of works in connection with the construction, demolition,
reconstruction, alteration or repair of any building or structure or thing;
the filling of land or the carrying on of any excavation by machinery or heavy
equipment;
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the moving or operating of any kind of machine, mower, engine or
construction equipment.
'COUNCIL' means the elected Council of the City.
'GRAFFITI' means an inscription, drawing, writing, pictorial representation,
message, slogan, symbol or mark made on a wall, fence, dumpster or other surface
by means of paint, chalk, ink, or other substance, or by chisel, hammer, stone or
other device, but does not include:
(a) a sign, public notice or traffic control mark authorized by the City's
applicable bylaw provisions regulating traffic;
(b) a sign or mural authorized pursuant to the City's applicable bylaw
provisions regulating signs; and
(c) a public notice authorized by a City bylaw, or by provincial or federal
legislation.
'INSPECTOR' means a person appointed by Council or the Corporate Officer and
their designate to enter and inspect Property and includes the Chief Building
Inspector, Director of Development Services, and R.C.M.P. Officers.
'NOXIOUS WEEDS' means any weed designated by regulation to be a noxious weed
pursuant to the British Columbia Weed Control Act.
'NUISANCE CALL' means the attendance of City staff, including fire services staff,
or Royal Canadian Mounted Police ('R.C.M.P.') members to a Property, in
response to, or for the abatement of, any activity, conduct or condition that is
contrary to a provision of this bylaw which occurs on or near Property.
'NUISANCE RESPONSE FEE' means the fees, charges and amounts stated in
Schedule "A" to this bylaw;
'OCCUPIER' has the same definition as in the Community Charter.
'OWNER' has the same definition as in the Community Charter.
'PROPERTY' means all real Property, including but not limited to, front yards, side
yards, back yards, driveways, walkways, Boulevards, and sidewalks, together with
any improvements.
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'PUBLIC SPACE' means any Property or portion of Property owned or leased by the
City to which the public is ordinarily invited or permitted to be in or on, and includes,
but is not limited to, the grounds of public facilities, buildings, parks, trail systems,
any public transit shelter, bus stop, and parking lots.
'RUBBISH' means any filth, garbage, litter, offensive matter, dead vegetation, or
discarded material of any kind.
'STREET' means any highway, roadway, sidewalk, Boulevard, place or right of way
which the public is ordinarily entitled or may be permitted to use for the passage
of vehicles or pedestrians and includes a breezeway or a structure located on or
connected to any of those areas.
'TEMPORARY SHELTER' means a structure, improvement, shield or cover that
protects people or things and includes a tent, lean-to or other shelter made of
cardboard, tarpaulin, plastics, metal, logs, brush, branches, or other materials or
things
''UNSIGHTLY', in addition to its ordinary meaning, and regardless of the condition
of other properties in the neighbourhood, includes but is not limited to Property
having any one or more of the following characteristics:
The placement, storage, or accumulation of Rubbish or any other discarded
materials or debris, that is visible to a person standing on or in a Public
Space or on or in a nearby Property;
The untidy placement, storage, or accumulation of building materials on a
site where construction is not taking place, except where such materials are
not visible from a public highway or from a nearby Property;
Landscaping that is overgrown, damaged, or dead, characterized by
uncontrolled growth or lack of maintenance;
Fences characterized by holes, breaks, rot, crumbling, cracking, peeling,
rusting or any other evidence of physical decay, neglect, excessive use or
lack of maintenance;
A lowering in quality of the condition or appearance of a structure or parts
thereof characterized by holes, breaks, rot, crumbling, cracking, peeling,
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rusting, or any other evidence of physical decay, neglect, excessive use, or
lack of maintenance;
Any other similar conditions of disrepair, dilapidation, or deterioration;
Graffiti that is visible to a person standing on or in a Public Space or on or
in a nearby Property;
Wrecked Vehicles which are visible to a Person standing on or in a Public
Space or on or in a nearby Property, unless the Wrecked Vehicles are part of
a lawfully operating salvage business which complies with all applicable
enactments.
'VACANT BUILDING' means a building, unit within a building, or a portion of a
building that is not occupied, but does not include a building which is the subject
of an active building permit for repair, rehabilitation, or demolition where the Owner
is:
a) progressing diligently to complete the repair, rehabilitation, or
demolition; and
b) complying with the Property maintenance standards set out in this bylaw
while the building is being repaired, rehabilitated or demolished.
'WRECKED VEHICLE' means
a motor vehicle, incapable of operating under its own power or, in the case
of a trailer, incapable of being towed in the manner a trailer is normally
towed;
parts of a disabled, or dismantled motor vehicle; or
a motor vehicle that has not been registered and licensed in accordance
with the Motor Vehicle Act within the previous six month period.
NOISE REGULATIONS
General Noise
3.1
No person being the Owner or Occupier of Property shall allow or permit
such Property to be used in such a manner that noise or sound which
emanates therefrom, disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest,
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enjoyment, comfort, or convenience of any person or persons in the
neighbourhood or vicinity;
3.2
No person shall cause, permit or allow electronic equipment which creates
sounds to be used on Property or in a Public Space in such a manner that
disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort, or
convenience of any person or persons in the neighbourhood or vicinity.
3.3
No person shall own, keep or harbour any animal which by its barks, cries
or sounds is liable to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or
convenience of any person or persons in the neighbourhood or vicinity.
3.4 The City and its agents and employees, the RCMP, and emergency services
shall be exempt from the provisions of Section 3 of this bylaw.
Construction Noise
3.5
No person shall make, cause, or permit any Construction Noise before 7:00
am or after 10:00 pm on a week day and before 9:00 am or after 8:00 pm
on any weekend or statutory holiday.
3.6
Where it is impossible or impractical to comply with Section 3.5, a person
wishing to obtain an exemption to that section shall apply in writing to the
City prior to undertaking the work and the Corporate Administrative Officer
or designate may give prior written approval to carry on the work that is
found to be necessary on the dates and times outlined in the approval.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
4.1
No person shall place Graffiti, or cause, permit or allow Graffiti to be placed
or remain, on any wall, building, fence, sign or any other structure or surface.
4.2
An Owner or Occupier of Property shall remove Graffiti from that Property
within 7 days.
4.3 No Owner or Occupier of Property shall permit or allow Property to
become or remain Unsightly.
4.4
No Owner or Occupier of Property shall permit or allow Noxious Weeds or
dead vegetation to remain on their Property.
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4.5
An Owner or Occupier of Property shall maintain all Boulevards which abut
his or her Property, including removing Noxious Weeds from the Boulevards.
4.6
No Owner or Occupier of Property shall allow or permit vegetation to
overhang or obstruct a Street.
4.7
No Owner or Occupier shall cause, permit, or allow lighting on their
Property to shine in a manner which disturbs or tends to disturb the
enjoyment, comfort, or convenience of a person or persons in the vicinity
or neighbourhood.
Temporary Shelter
4.8
No person, or Owner or Occupier of Property or their agents shall cause,
allow or permit any person or persons to erect or occupy a Temporary
Shelter on said Property for the purposes of transitory, short-term, interim
or permanent lodging for staying, sleeping, dwelling, residing, camping or
overnight abode.
Public Nuisance
4.9
No person shall do any of the following:
a)
consume or possess any open liquor in any Public Space unless the
liquor is consumed or possessed pursuant to and in compliance with
a license issued under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act;
b)
urinate or defecate in a Public Space except in a facility provided for
that purpose;
c)
sleep in a motor vehicle in a Public Space unless in area designated
by the City for that purpose;
d)
cause a disturbance;
e)
deface or damage any City Property;
f)
sleep on any benches or grass except as designated and permitted
by the City for this purpose;
g)
sit or lie on a Street located between:
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a) the 100 block of Carson;
b) the 100 block and 400 block of St. Laurent Avenue;
b) the 100 block and 400 block of Barlow Avenue; or
c) the 200 block and 400 block of Reid Street;
between May 1st and September 30th inclusive;
h)
affix or place any placard, poster, notice or advertisement in any
Public Space, except within the wooden borders of the City
information kiosks placed by the City in public areas throughout the
municipality, and in accordance with the City's bylaw regulating
signs;
i)
deposit Rubbish on a Street or in any Public Space except in a
receptacle provided for that purpose;
j)
panhandle:
a) within 5m of:
i.
a bank entrance or ATM machine;
ii.
a pay phone;
iii.
a public transit stop;
b) in a parking lot;
c) from a person sitting in a vehicle which is on a Street;
d) by threatening the person with physical harm;
e) by obstructing the path of a person;
f) by using profane or abusive language; or
g) by proceeding behind, alongside or ahead of a person.
Impounding Objects
4.10 A Bylaw Enforcement Officer may remove, detain, impound, or cause the
removal, detention, or impounding, of any motor vehicle, Rubbish, liquor,
Temporary Shelter, structure, or other object which contravenes or is used
in the contravention of a provision of this bylaw.
4.11
A person entitled to the Property detained, removed, or impounded under
this bylaw may obtain release of the Property if that person signs an
undertaking to the City not to use that object in contravention of this bylaw.
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4.12 A Bylaw Enforcement Officer may require a person to dump out or dispose
of any open liquor unless the person can show the open liquor was not
possessed or consumed in contravention of this bylaw.
4.13
If within 7 days a person entitled to the Property detained, removed,
impounded by the City under this bylaw does not secure its release pursuant
to this bylaw, the City may cause that Property to be:
a)
sold; or
b)
discarded.
VACANT BUILDING REGULATIONS
5.1
No Owner of Property shall permit a building on their Property to become
and remain vacant for more than 60 calendar days unless:
a)
all exterior windows, doors and any other openings are in good repair
and are secured in a manner which prevents unauthorized entry;
b)
if boards are used to secure exterior windows, doors, or other
openings, the boards shall be installed and maintained with at least
two coats of exterior paint which is of a colour compatible with the
exterior colour of the Vacant Building;
c)
the Vacant Building is inspected at least once every 30 days by the
property owner; and
d)
any outdoor space is maintained and kept to the neighbourhood
standard and, notwithstanding the neighbourhood standard, does
not become Unsightly.
COMPLIANCE ORDERS
6.1
If the Owner or Occupier of a Property fails to comply with a requirement of
this bylaw, a Bylaw Enforcement Officer or Inspector may deliver a
Compliance Order requiring the Owner or the Occupier to bring the Property
into compliance within a time frame that the Bylaw Enforcement Officer or
Inspector considers reasonable in the circumstances.
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6.2
A Compliance Order shall state:
a)
the civic address and the legal description or PID of the Property;
b)
the particulars of the non-compliance to be remedied and how it
must be remedied;
c)
the date by which the non-compliance must be remedied; and
d)
the consequences if the Owner or Occupier fails to comply with the
terms of the Compliance Order within the time specified.
6.3 A Compliance Order is deemed to have been delivered:
a)
In the case of the Owner:
i.
on the day on which it is personally served on the Owner; or
ii.
seven days after the date on which it was mailed, by registered
mail, to the Owner at the address shown on the Property
assessment roll.
b)
In the case of the Occupier:
i.
on the day on which it is personally served on the Occupier; or
ii.
seven days after the date on which it was mailed, by registered
mail, to the Property.
6.4
If the obligations imposed by the terms of a Compliance Order are not
performed within the time period specified in the Compliance Order, the City,
by its employees, agents, or contractors, may at all reasonable times and in
a reasonable manner enter the Property to abate the non-compliance at the
expense of the Owner or Occupier or both and may recover the costs of
doing so as a debt owed to the City in addition to a $250 administration fee.
6.5
If a person fails to pay the amount charged under Section 6.4 by December
31 of the calendar year in which the costs were incurred, the amount may
be added to and form part of the taxes on the Property as taxes in arrears.
6.6
All charges as set out in this Section of the bylaw are in addition to and
separate from any Municipal Ticket Information and related fines as set out
in the City's Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw.
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REPEAT NUISANCE CALLS
7.1
Where a City staff member or member of the R.C.M.P. are required to
respond to Property for more than:
a)
Three (3) Nuisance Calls within a twelve (12) month period to a
single-family unit Property; or
b)
Five (5) Nuisance Calls within a (12) month period to a multi-unit
Property;
the Owner of the Property shall pay a Nuisance Response Fee for each
subsequent Nuisance Call to the Property.
7.2
Despite Section 7.1 of this bylaw, where legal title to the Property is
transferred, Nuisance Calls which occurred before the date the new
Owner obtains legal title to the Property shall not apply to the
determination under Section 7.1 of this bylaw whether Nuisance
Response Fees are payable or with respect to the amount that is
payable.
7.3
Before the Owner is liable to pay any Nuisance Response Fees, the City shall
provide written notice to the Owner of the Property which:
a)
Describes the nature of the Nuisance Calls that occurred at the
Property;
b)
Advises the Owner that, for each subsequent Nuisance Call to the
Property, the Owner shall be charged a Nuisance Response Fee;
c)
Advises that the imposition of a Nuisance Response Fee is in addition
to City's right to seek other legal remedies or actions for abatement
of the contravention; and
d)
Describes the Council reconsideration process.
7.4
Service of the notice under Section 7.3 is deemed to have been
effected:
a)
on the day on which it is personally served on the Owner; or
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b)
seven days after the date it was mailed, by registered mail, to the
Owner at the address shown on the Property assessment roll.
7.5
An Owner shall pay Nuisance Response Fees within 30 days of
delivery of an invoice from the City.
7.6
The City may impose a Nuisance Response Fee despite a person not
being charged with an offence relating to the nuisance or
contravention, a person charged with an offence relating to a
nuisance or contravention being acquitted of any or all charges, or if
the charges are withdrawn, stayed or otherwise do not proceed.
RECONSIDERATION
8.1
A person subject to a Compliance Order, or Nuisance Response Fee may
request that Council reconsider:
a) the issuance or terms of a Compliance Order; or
b) the issuance or terms of a Nuisance Response Fee;
by submitting a written request for reconsideration to the City's Corporate
Administrative Officer within fourteen (14) calendar days of the delivery of
a Compliance Order or invoice for a Nuisance Response Fee.
8.2
Upon receipt of a written notice for reconsideration from the persons
named in the written notice, within the specified time frame, the Corporate
Administrative Officer shall schedule the time, date, and place for Council
to hear the matter.
8.3
Upon reconsidering the issuance or terms of a Compliance Order or a
demand for payment of Abatement Fees or Nuisance Response Fees
issued under this bylaw, Council may confirm, set aside, or alter the order
or demand, as it may deem appropriate in the circumstances.
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ENTRY AND INSPECTIONS
9.1
In accordance with the provisions of Section 16 of the Community Charter,
Bylaw Enforcement Officers and Inspectors may enter onto and into
Property to inspect and determine whether all regulations, prohibitions
and requirements established by this bylaw are being met.
9.2
No person shall obstruct, hinder, or prevent any Bylaw Enforcement Officer
or Inspector from lawfully entering onto or into Property for the purposes
of inspecting or determining whether all regulations, prohibitions, and
requirements established by this bylaw are being met.
9.3
Neither the City, its employees, nor its agents nor any other person who
performs any work on behalf of the City in accordance with this bylaw
is liable for any damages caused by their actions.
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
10.1
No person shall do any act or suffer or permit any act or thing to be done
in contravention of this bylaw.
10.2
Every person who violates any provision of this bylaw, or who permits
any act or thing to be done in contravention of this bylaw, or who fails
to do any act or thing required by this bylaw, commits an offence and
shall be liable, upon conviction, to a fine of not less than One
Hundred dollars ($100.00) and not more than Ten Thousand dollars
($10,000.00), plus the costs of prosecution, and any other order
imposed pursuant to the Community Charter.
10.3 Each day that an offence against this bylaw continues or exists shall
be deemed a separate and distinct offence.
OTHER BYLAW AMENDMENTS
11.1
The following bylaws of the City and all their amendments are hereby
repealed:
a)
Noise Bylaw No. 1093
b)
Nuisance Bylaw No. 1456
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11.2
Comprehensive Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1683, 2010 is hereby
amended by adding Schedule A "Nuisance Response Fees" of this bylaw as
Schedule D-8 of the Comprehensive Fees and Charges Bylaw and amending
the Schedules list under Section 1 of that bylaw.
11.3 Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 1774 of 2015 as previously
amended is hereby further amended by:
a) Deleting Schedule 2 (Noise Bylaw No. 1093 fines) and Schedule 3
(Nuisance Bylaw No. 1456 fines) of the Municipal Ticket Information
Bylaw of 2015;
b) Adding Schedule B of this bylaw as Schedule 3 of Municipal Ticket
Information Bylaw 1774 of 2015 "Nuisance Bylaw No. 1869" fine
schedule;
c) Adding Schedule C of this bylaw as Schedule 2 of the Municipal Ticket
Information Bylaw 1774 of 2015 'RENTAL STANDARDS BYLAW NO.
1870 2019" fine schedule; and
d) Deleting Schedule 1 of Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw 1774 of
2015 and replacing with Schedule D of this Bylaw.
READ A FIRST TIME this 27th day of August, 2019
READ A SECOND TIME this 27th day of August, 2019
READ A THIRD TIME this 27th day of August, 2019
FINALLY ADOPTED this 3rd day of September, 2019
Mayor
Corporate Officer
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SCHEDULE "A" of Bylaw 1869
Schedule D-8
Nuisance Response Fees
1. For the purposes of calculating Nuisance Response Fees, the following
rates shall apply in which any City or Police personnel, vehicles or
equipment are used and shall be :
DESCRIPTION
REGULAR RATE PER ATTENDANCE
Bylaw and Building
$100.00
Fire - Rescue
$100.00
RCMP
$200.00
Public Works
At cost plus 15% administration
Fire Truck
$400.00
2. For the purposes of calculating Nuisance Response Fees, all work carried
out by a contractor on behalf of the City shall be charged as the actual cost
of the contract rate and other vehicle and equipment costs, plus a 15%
administration fee.
3. All Nuisance Response Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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SCHEDULE "B" of Bylaw 1869
SCHEDULE 3 OF BYLAW NO. 1774
NUISANCE BYLAW NO. 1869
Offence
Section
Fine
1)
Noise which disturbs
3.1 and
Allow or permit
First Offence
3.2
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
2)
Animal which disturbs
3.3
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
3)
Unlawful Construction Noise
3.5
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
4)
Unlawful Graffiti
4.1 and
First Offence
4.2
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
5)
Unsightly Property
4.3
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
6)
Noxious weeds or dead
vegetation
4.4
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
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Offence
Section
Fine
7)
Failure to maintain boulevard
4.5
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
8)
Vegetation Overhang/Obstruction
4.6
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
9)
Allow a Temporary Shelter
4.8
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
10) Consume or possess liquor
4.9 a)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
11) Urinate or defecate in Public Space
4.9 b)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
12) Sleep in motor vehicle
4.9 c)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
13) Cause a disturbance
4.9 d)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
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Offence
Section
Fine
14) Sit or lie on street
4.9 g)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
15) Advertisement in public place
4.9 h)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
16) Deposit Rubbish
4.9 i)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
17) Panhandle in restricted area/way
4.9 j)
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
18) Unlawful Vacant Building
5.1
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
19) Obstruction of Inspectors
9.2
First Offence
$100.00
Second Offence
$300.00
Subsequent Offence(s)
$500.00
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SCHEDULE "C" of Bylaw 1869
SCHEDULE 2 OF BYLAW NO. 1774
MINIMUM RENTAL STANDARDS BYLAW NO. 1870 2019
Offence
Section
Fine
1) Failure to comply with a written notice
requirement issued by the Chief Building
Official by a time specified in the bylaw.
3.4
First Offence
$100
Second Offence
$300
Subsequent Offences
$500
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SCHEDULE "D" of Bylaw 1869
SCHEDULE 1 OF BYLAW NO. 1774
DESIGNATED BYLAWS AND BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
Schedule
Designated Bylaw
Designated Enforcement
Officers
2)
Minimum Rental Standards Bylaw No.
1870
-
Director of
Development Services
-
Chief Building Official
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
3)
Nuisance Bylaw No. 1869
-
Director of
Development Services
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
-
R.C.M.P. Officers
-
Chief Building Official
4)
Zoning Bylaw No. 1662
-
Director of
Development Services
-
City Planner
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
5)
Business License Bylaw No. 1684
-
Director of
Development Services
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
-
R.C.M.P. Officers
6)
Animal, Bird and Insect Bylaw No. 1700
-
Director of
Development Services
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
-
Animal Control
Officers
-
R.C.M.P. Officers
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7)
City of Quesnel Water Regulations
Bylaw No. 1763
-
Director of Public
Works Operations
-
Utilities
Superintendent
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officer
8)
City of Quesnel Comprehensive Street,
Traffic and Parking Bylaw No. 1773 of
2015
-
Director of Public
Operations
-
Director of
Infrastructure and
Capital Works
-
Director of
Development Services
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
-
R.C.M.P. Officers
9)
City of Quesnel Smoking Regulation
Bylaw No. 1767 of 2015
-
Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
-
R.C.M.P. Officers
10)
City of Quesnel Sign Regulation Bylaw
No1852 of 2018
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Director of
Development Services
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City Planner
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Bylaw Enforcement
Officers
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R.C.M.P Officers