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PART1
- GENERAL
PART2
- PANHANDLNG
RESTRICTIONSN PA HANDLING. .....
PART 3 - NOISE REGULATO
SPECIFICPROHIBI IONS....
EXEMPTIONS.
SPECIALEXEMPT/ONS.......
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PART 4
-- VEHICLEIDLING
PARTS
-- L TTERNG...... ....
PART6 - PROPERTYMAINTE A
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PRIVATEPROPERTY
PRIVA E &
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OMPLIANCEORDERS
T7 - ENFORCEMENTAND PENA
ENFORCEMENT.....
PENALTY.........
REPEATNUISANCESERVICECALLS
PART 8
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SCHEDULE"A"
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SCHEDULE"B"-FEES
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TABLEOF CON E
T
PUBLICPRO
TY
LE A D
LANEW
Al T
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B
y
No.
2631
T
HEREAS,the Councilfor the City of Rosslanddesires to protect Quality of Life
izens, and endeavors to promote
civic responsibility, and further, strives to
ge good relationships between neighbours.
The Councilof the City of Rossland, in open meeting assembled, ENACTSAS
FOLLOWS:
PART 1 - GENERAL
CITATION
1.1
ThisBylaw may be cited as "City of Rossland Good Neighbour BylawNumber
2631, 2017".
DEFINITIONS
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
Words or phrases de?ned in the BritishColumbia Interpretation
Act, Motor
VehicleAct, Community Charter or LocalGovernmentAct
or any successor
legislation, shall have the same meaning when used in this Bylawunless
otherwise defined in this Bylaw.
Schedules "A"contain definitions of terms used in this Bylaw.
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires, the singular shall include
the plural and the masculine includes the feminine gender.
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.
If any portion of this Bylaw is for any reason held invalid by any court of
shall not affect the validity of the remainder.
A bylaw re
gu
lat
e
nuisances,
disturbances
and
other
activities
or
things
that
may
be
consider
ed
anuis
ance
,
disturbance
orother
objectionable
situation
and
do
not
protect
e
n
h
a
n
c
e
the
well-being
of
the
community
in
areasonable
manner.
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OF
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GENERALREGULATIONS
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No person sha obstruct or interfere w'th a bylaw enforcement officer in the
exercise
o his duties
A bylaw enforcement of?cer sha have the rig
t to enter upon the property
of any owner 0
occupant
at al reasonab e t mes and n a reasonable
anner fo the purposes of nspecti
g property
and declaring whether the
property
IS uns'ght|y or otherwise no
n c mpliance with the provisions of
this Bylaw
PART2 - PANHANDLING
ANHANDLING
a panhandle w thin 10 me res o
'
rance to a bank, credit union or r 5 com
any'
t mated te le machine;
stop
ss
ete
or
ntranc
toan
Iq
rs
e
I
p
r vehiclewhich s
Y
panhand|'ng
or fol ow a perso
nsh
No
erson sh IIpan
nde
ro
a
occu
nto
amoto
(a)
parked-
(b
stopped a
raff'c con ro sugna;
r
(c)
s andlng empo aril
ort
p
pose of loading
Nope
son sha
a h
d
after sunse
0
any given da
No erson sha Isi or
e on a st ee
0
he purpose of
No
e s n shall co t'nue to panhandle
rom a person,
aft rthat pe s n has made a
egatn e res onse.
GENERA
ROHIBITIONS
3.2
No perso
sha
ake or ause or per
it to be mad
an
no se
0
a h ghwa
o o
e publlt'.place'
d stu bs 0 tends to d sturb t e
iet peace,
est, e
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
I'
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uo
tor .
atl
tr
Ilp n an Ie
yf
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he
ur
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n
tu
e or ca
us
ed
,
In the C
it
y
w
hi
ch
njoyme
nt,
saf
ety
RESTRICTIO
NS
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comfort or convenience of any reasonable person or persons of ordinary
sensitivity in or the neighbourhood
or vicinity of that place;
No person being the owner, occupier or tenant
of real property
shall
allow or permit such real property
to be used so that noise or sound
which occurs thereon or emanates
there from, disturbs or tends to
disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, safety, comfort or convenience
of any reasonable person or persons of ordinary sensitivity on the same
property
or in the neighbourhood or vicinity of that property.
SPECIFICPROHIBITIONS
3.3
Without limiting the generality of Section 3.2 herein:
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No person shall play or operate
any radio, stereophonic equipment
or
other instrument or any apparatus
for the production or amplification of
sound either in or on private premises or on any highway or other public
place in such a manner as to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment,
safety, comfort or convenience
of any reasonable person or persons of
ordinary sensitivity in the neighbourhood or vicinity of those premises or
place;
No person being the owner, occupier or tenant
of real property
shall
allow or permit his real property
to be used by a person or persons for
playing or operating any radio or stereophonic
equipment
or other
instrument
or other apparatus
for the production or amplification of
sound in such a manner as to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment,
ordinary sensitivity in the neighbourhood
or vicinity of said real property;
Subject to subsection 3.4(e), no person shall own, keep or harbors any
animal or bird which by its cries or sounds unduly disturbs the peace,
quiet, rest or tranquility of the surrounding any reasonable person or
persons of ordinary sensitivity in the neighbourhood
or vicinity of said
real property;
No person shall operate
a bear banger device within city limits.
No person may operate,
or cause, suffer or permit the operation
of, any
motorized lawn-grooming or garden equipment
in the City between the
hours of9:0O pm and 7:00 am;
Subject to subsection 35(3), no person in the City shall, on any day
before 7:00 am or after 9:00 pm, construct,
erect,
reconstruct,
alter,
(3)
(h)
(c)
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a
on
EXEMPTIONS
3.4
Notwithsta
yt 'ng c
t i ed herein no per o
shall be guilty of an
infractio
fthis By aw while
(a)
0
rating or in charge of Fi e Department
Policeor Ambulance vehicl
es
w
le in the execution of their duties;
(b)
o
ra ing any motor veh cle, machinery or other apparatus
or thing
d
ing an emergency or for a public purpose or in
furtherance of the
p blicinterest including, without I muting the generality of the foregoin
g,
wa er main and sewer main break repairs and civildefense exercises.
F
o
r
pub 'c purposes, snow remova
w'|| only be permitted between 5.00 a
m
d 11:00 pm;
rforming works of an emergency nature for he preservation or
otect'on of life, health or p operty,
prov'ded that, the onus shall be o
n
e person performing the work to show cause that the work was of an
ergency nature,
rcia ,i dus r al or Ii
g
t
oise th re rom doe
s
wfully carrying on a trade or industry at a com
dust ia zoned area, provided that
e sound 0
o exceed the sound or noise
common to such
de or ndustry wher
e
ried out in accordance with generally accept
' du t
standa ds
g equipment and facilities n good operatin
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epa r o demolish any
uilding, structure
or t
h
n
g
,
or
eavate
or?Ii
land in any manner which causes noise
or sou
nds
in
onighway
o
elsewhere in the C'ty which dis
rbs or tends di
st
ur
b
he
qiet
pe
rest, enjoyment
safety, comfort or convenience of
any
reasonabl
person or persons of ordinary sensitiv ty I th
e
ei
gh
bo
u
hood
or
ic
Subject to subsection 3 5(a) no ow er of real pshall
on
ayd
before 7:00 am 0
after 9:00 pm,
ause, permi
t
0aperson
0
construct,
erect
reconstruct
al e , repairo
ny
buil
ng,
tructure
or th rig, or excavate
or fill i land inewhi
hcau
noise or sounds in or on any eal property
a elsewhere
in
City which d'sturbs he quiet, peace, rest, enjo
ym
fety,
comfort
conven ence of reasonable any pe son or pe
Iary
sensit'v
in the neighbou ho d or vicin't
No person sha Icreate a nu sance or disturba
nce
aportion
of
ghway or other public p ace by participati
g'oroher
simi
physical confron ation between con ent ngo
r
i
senting
erso
I'
o erty
r allow
olish a
y mann
hway or
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v' in ty,
n
ay
d:
'c
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the
or
meln
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e
tra
ed In
5 ry
gor
r,
ndingan
hu
no
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?ght
t
ro
ah
ona
n
(e)
carrying out farm operations
conducted in accordance with normal farm
practices under the Farm Practices Protection (Right to Farm) Act;
(f)
operating residential household equipment
including, but not limited
to, pool pump motors,
air conditioning units, exhaust fans, hot tub
pumps, provided that the sound or noise therefrom does not exceed the
sound or noise common to such household equipment when in good
operating order and being used in accordance with generally accepted
industry standards.
SPECIALEXEMPTIONS
3.5
(a)
Construction
Permits:
Where the City's ChiefBuilding Inspector considers that it is impossible or
impractical for a person to comply with Section 3.3 (e) and (f), the Chief Building
Inspector may, on application in writing, grant a construction
permit to carry out
work that is found to be necessary, at designated hours on designated days and
on such other terms and conditions as the Chief License Inspector considers
reasonable in the circumstances;
(b)
Mobile Public Address Systems:
No person may operate
a mobile public address system without ?rst obtaining a
permit under this Bylawand complying with the following terms and conditions
with fees outlined in Schedule B:
(i)
upon application in writing, a permit may be granted by the
Corporate Of?cer or designate, for a mobile public address system,
0
the system
may only be used between the hours of
9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.;
0
the system
must not be operated while the motor
vehicle, trailer or other device containing the system
is parked on a highway; and
- the system
must not be operated more than once per
day on any residential highway which has on either side of
it an area zoned residential under the City's Zoning Bylaw;
-
the system
must not be operated so as to cause a
nuisance or other disturbance to any reasonable person.
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a perm't for non-commercialpurposes sha I be for a stated pe iod of
days,
The C0 porate Officer or designate may cancel a l'cence for a mobi e public add ess
system ifthe licence holder fails to comply with the requirements
and restrictions
on
use of the system established in th s Bylaw, or otherwise causes a nuisance
PART 4 - VEHICLEIDLING
The Ci y of Rossland's concerned with air quality and is committed o meet
rig the City's
carbo
neutral targets,
therefore, willconsider a breach of this section 0 t e bylaw an
offence.
4 1
o pe son shall cause or permit a vehicle to idle for more than t
ee 3
consecutive minutes at the same location
EXEMPTIONS.
4 2
Section 4.1 does no app y to:
a)
a bus that is located w'thin a garage or depot in ende
o
5 lo gte
m
park'ng or maintenance
(b)
a vehicle containing equipment
that must be operated nside or n
association with a vehicle, or
(c)
a vehicle serving as a fac lity for taking measurements
or making
observations by or on behalf of the municipality , public uti|'ty police ?re
or ambulance.
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GENERALPROHIBITIONS
5 1
No person shall:
a)
leave, scatter,
mp or dispose of any rubbish, paper litter cigarette
butt, glass or any other materia
either so id or |'quid in any pubic
place,
b)
stamp,
pa'nt, post, af?x or othe
' e
a e or distribute any
'll,
poster, notice 0
advert'sement on a y public property
for more than two days
and w'thout f'r t ha 'ng obtained written per
ission from the Ci y;
c)
expectorate,
spit al'va, s it tobacco s it chewing gum or any other
substance i
any public place; or
d)
deface, injure or damage any prope
y or equ'pme
t owned by or 'n
the care of the City In any pubic place
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PART 6 - PROPERTYMAINTENANCE
Private Property
6.1
Except as permitted under section 6.14 of this Bylaw, no owner or occupier of
real property
shall cause, suffer or permit:
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(d)
(e)
(f)
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water,
rubbish, noxious, offensive, or unwholesome matter
to collect or
accumulate on the real property;
rubbish to overflow from or accumulate around any container situated
on the real property;
allow the real property
to become or remain unsightly;
the accumulation of dead landscaping, vegetation,
noxious weeds or
other growths to occur or to remain on the real property;
graffiti to remain on the real property;
the storage
or accumulation of a derelict vehicle or derelict vehicles
unless stored in an enclosed building or structure.
in respect
to real property
for which a Building Permit has been issued by
the City, cause or permit demolition waste, construction
waste or trade
waste
to accumulate on the real property,
it willbe required that it is
removed in one week.
PRIVATE 8:.PUBLICPROPERTY
6.2
No person shall:
property;
b)
deposit or throw bottles, broken glass or other rubbish in any open
place upon private or public property;
or
c)
abandon a vehicleon a street or public right of way.
BOULEVARD& LANEWAY MAINTENANCE
6.3
Every owner or occupier of real property
adjacent to a boulevard or lane shall
ensure that the portion of the boulevard or lane adjacent to the real property,
up to the centerline of the lane, is kept free and clear, at all times, of weeds.
6.4
Every owner or occupier of real property
adjacent to a boulevard or lane shall
ensure that the real property
is kept free and clear, at alltimes, of weeds that
are within one meter from the border between the real property
and the
adjacent boulevard or lane, so as to prevent
and control the spreading of weeds
to adjacent boulevards or lanes.
En
No owne
0 oc upier of real p operty adjacent to a ho Ievard or lane, or any
other
erso , sh lldepos't or cause, su er or permi
the deposit of any garden
or veget
t'on was e mater als co taini
g weeds on 0 upon a boulevard or lane
adjacent to the eal property.
Every owner or occup er
freal p operty shall remove
r cause the removal of
rubbish f om every sidewalk or foot ath that borde s on that real property
w'th'n 24 hours from the t'me the rubbish is depos'ted
hereon.
COMPLIANC ORD
S
6.7
68
If, in the opin'on of the BylawEnforcement Of?cer, the owner of real property
or
othe
respon ible pe son fails to
omply
ith a req
'r ment of th's Bylaw,the
Bylaw
forcement Officer ma
issue an order requ
g that the owner or other
responsible person bring the real property
into compliance w'th the provisions of
this Bylaww thin such time as the Bylaw En orcement
Of?cer considers
appropriate
'n the
ircumstances.
Service of an o der referred to in Section 6 7 wi Ibe suf?cient if a copy of the
order i
(a)
served personally or mailed by prepaid registe ed mail to the owner
of the real property
as shown on the current year's real property
assessment
roll and;
(b)
either posted on the real property
or delivered or mailed by regular
mailto the occupier of the real property.
Notice issued un er section 6.7 herein must state:
(a)
the civic address of the subject real property;
no
- ompliance with this Bylawto be remedied;
(d)
that the unsightly nature of the property
or other non-compliance
w'th th's Bylawmust be remedied with'n 14 days of the date of
delivery 0 the notice, or, 'n the case of snow, ice or rubbish on a
s'dewa|
or footpath, within 24 hours from the time the snow, ice or
rubb'sh i deposited thereon.
(e)
that ifthe owner or occupant fails to comply with the notice, the City
may, without further notice, proceed to carry out the work requ'red,
and the cost of such work will be a ded to the taxes of the real
property
and the owner or occupant or
0th may be subjected to
prosecut on for an offence under th s Bylaw.
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6.10
6.11
6.12
6.13
Notice issued under section 6.7 herein may give speci?c instructions to
remedy the unsightly nature of the real property
or other non-compliance
with this Bylawincluding, but not limitedto, any one or more of the
following directions:
(a)
remove unsightly accumulations of materials or rubbish from
the real property;
(b)
remove snow, ice or rubbish from sidewalks and footpaths;
(c)
clean, stack or cover any material;
(d)
clear the real property
of brush, trees,
noxious weeds or
other growths;
(e)
cut grass or weeds present on the real property;
(f)
prune trees
or shrubs;
(g)
remove rubbish, or cut grass, weeds or other growth from adjacent
boulevards or laneways
(h)
otherwise remediate, maintain or repair the real property
as specified in
the notice, so as to bring it into compliance with this Bylaw.
Ifthe owner of real property
or other responsible person fails to comply with the
BylawEnforcement Officer's compliance order within the time period specified
in such notice, the City, by its workers or others, may at all reasonable times and
in a reasonable manner, enter the real property
and bring about such
compliance at the cost of the defaulting owner or other responsible person. Such
costs shall consist of all costs and expenses incurred by the City to achieve
compliance with this Bylawincluding, without limitation, administrative costs,
costs to attend property
by City employees or its contractors
and the costs of
removal, clean up and disposal.
Ifan owner of real property
or other responsible person defaults in paying the
cost referred to in Section 6.11 to the City within 30 days after receipt of a
demand for payment
from the City, the City may either recover from the owner
or other responsible person, in any court of competent
jurisdiction, the cost as a
debt due to the City, or direct that the amount
of the cost be added to the real
property
tax roll as a charge imposed in respect
of work or service provided to
the real property
of the owner, and be collected in the same manner as
property
taxes.
Service ofa demand for payment
referred to in Section 6.12 willbe
sufficient if a copy of the demand is served personally or mailed by regular
mail to the owner of the real property
as shown on the current year's real
property
assessment
roll.
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Lu
art V oft
is Byaw does not apply o farm oper
ducte
I
cordance with norma farm pract ces u der h
ac ice
atection (R ght to Farm) Act
art
fthis Byaw does not apply o t e 0 de
stora
ods and chatte s when pe m' ted by the Cit
Zon
law 1912
PART 7 - ENFORCEMENTAND PENA
EMENT
he provisions of th 5 By aw may be enforce
b any By
Officer
PENALTY
72
Every
erson who contravenes
or v'olates any provision of this Bylaw, or who
suffers
rmi
5 any act or hing o be done 'n con ra ention or in violation of
an
p
visi n oft
is Bylaw or who neg ectst
do or refrains from doing
an
h'
red to
e d ne
y a
pro
ion of th s Bylaw, commits an offence
and, upon conviction, shall be liable to a fine or penalty not exceeding $10,000
and, where the offe ce is a co tinuing one, each day the offence continues sha I
be a separate
offence.
REPEATNUISANCESERVICECALLS
7.3
7.4
Where a member of the RCMP, a Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or othe
City
official is required to respond to a real property
for'
(b)
more
han three nuisance service callswithin a twelve (12 month
pe 'od;
(c)
the owner oft
e rea p operty shall be liableto pay an excessive
n 'sance
abatement fee 'n accordance with the amounts
p escribed in Schedule
"B"of this Bylaw for each additi nal nuisance serv ce call responded to at
the same
e
property within the twe ve (12) mon h period fo low'ngt
e
date of the notice referred to in Section 7.5.
Despite Section 7.3, where le a ttle to a eal property'
transfe re , nu s n e
service ca ls
ade before t e date that t e new o
ner
btains egal title o the
real property
shall not apply to a determination under Section 7.3 of whether
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7.5
7.6
7.8
excessive nuisance abatement fees are payable. The new owner shall, in any
event, be liablefor all unpaid excessive nuisance fees imposed against the real
property
in respect
of past nuisance service calls.
Before imposing an excessive nuisance abatement fee, written notice shall first
be provided to the owner of the real property:
(a)
describing in reasonable detail the nature of the nuisance conduct,
activity or condition that occurred, or was maintained or permitted
in, on or near the real property;
and
(b)
advising the owner that excessive nuisance abatement fees willbe
imposed for each additional nuisance service call to the same real
property
and that the imposition of such fees is in addition to the City's
right to seek other legal remedies or actions for abatement of the
nuisance.
Service of the notice referred to in Section 7.5 willbe suf?cient ifthe notice:
(a)
in the case of service on an individual, is served personally or mailed by
prepaid registered mail to the address of the owner shown on the
current year's real property
assessment
roll for the real property
for
whichthe notice is issued;
(b)
in the case of service on a corporation,
is served personally on a
director, officer or manager of the corporation
or by leaving it at or
mailing it by prepaid registered mail to the registered office of the
corporation.
invoice from the City.
An owner may, within 30 days of receipt of an invoice demanding payment
of
excessive nuisance abatement fees, require that Council reconsider the
requirement
to pay, or the amount
of, the excessive nuisance abatement fees, at
which time the owner of the real property
shall have an opportunity
to be heard
by Council.
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PART 8 R
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Bylaw No. 2430 and any of its amen
dment
s
are
hereby
repealed
READA FIRSTTIMEthis 22""day ofl
un
e,
2017
READA SECONDTIMEthis 26"'day 2017
READA THIRDTIMEthis 17"'day of
Ju|
y,
2017
RECONSIDEREDand ADOPTEDthis day
of
August,
2017
C Ief0ffIcer/
Corpo
rate
Offc
er
Bylaw No. 2631
SCHEDULE"A" - DEFINITIONS
in this Bylaw:
Accumulation means a buildup, growth or collection; either scattered, amassed or piled,
existing at the time of inspection.
Automated teller machine means a device linked to a financial institution's account
records which is able to carry out transactions,
including, but not limited to, account
transfers, deposits, withdrawals, balance inquiries, and mortgage
and loan payments;
Boulevard means
that
portion
of highway between
the curb lines or the lateral
boundary lines of a road way and the adjoining property
or between the curbs on
median strips or islands, but does not include curbs, sidewalks, ditches or driveways;
Bus Stop means a section of street
which is reserved for the loading and unloading of
buses and where parking and stopping of all other vehicles is prohibited;
Bylaw Enforcement Officer means the persons duly appointed by Council as such, and
shall include any peace officer;
City means the City of Rossland or the area within the municipal boundaries as the
context
may require;
Container includes a dumpster, garbage can, garbage bin or other receptacle designed,
intended or used to hold rubbish, discarded materials and debris;
Derelict vehicle means any vehicle or part thereof, propelled otherwise than by muscle
power which:
(a)
is physically wrecked or disabled;
(b)
is not capable of operating
under its own power; and
(c)
does not have attached number plates for the current
year pursuant
to
the regulations
of the Motor
Vehicle Act of the Province of British
Columbia.
Excessive Nuisance Abatement
Fees include, but are not limited to the
following
costs
and expenses
incurred while responding
to
a nuisance
service
call for the
purpose
of abating
nuisance
conduct,
activity
or
condition:
(a)
the cost of police and City staff salaries, including
all fringe
benefits;
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the cost of using police, ?re and City equipment
and vehicles,
(c)
the administra io
costs
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a n isa ce service
call an
abating a nuisa ce, and
(d)
the
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ity equipment,
vehicles or property.
Filth means foul or putrid matter,
G aff
I means writ rig or pictures scratched, painted or drawn by any means on a w I,
fence, bu'|ding, structures
o any k'nd, sidew l or road, but does no include pu
|'c art
murals that may be approved by eso|ut'on
of Councilfrom time to time
6 ass means any of a large family (Gramineae o Poaceae)of monocotyledonous
plants
having narrow leave , hollow stems
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ery small, usua ly w'nd-po
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flowers;
H'ghway or Other Public Place includes every street,
road, land, bou evard, side
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lane, br'dge, vaduct and a y other way open
to public use and any pa k, b ild ng
conveyance,
private
place or passageway
to which the public has, or IS permi
cl to
have access or is invited,
Idle and Idling mean the operation
of an
nterna
combustion eng ne of
veh cle
e
the vehicle is not in mot'on
Lane means a public
horoughfare
or way which affo ds only a secondary means of
access to a ot at
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rea ;
bottles, cans 0
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m' or an
a andoned or d scarded article, product or goods
manufacture;
Mobile Public Address System
means a public address system
that can be used or is
used whi e mounted on a motor
vehic e,
railer o such other device transported
or
moved by human power,
Noise means any sound which annoys or distur s reasonab e persons, or which injures,
endangers or det ac s from
he comfo
epose, health peace or safety of reasonable
persons within City limits;
Noxious Weed means
any weed designated
by regulation
to be a noxious weed
pursuant
to t e Br' ish Co umbia Weed Cont ol Act and includes the seeds of a noxious
weed;
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