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DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH
Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No.
1893, 2006
Bylaw 1893, 2006 last consolidated October 31, 2007
DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH
Nuisance (Controlled Substance)
Bylaw No. 1893, 2006
As amended by Bylaws 2012 and 2309
THIS IS A CONSOLIDATED BYLAW PREPARED BY THE DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH
FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY. THE CORPORATION DOES NOT WARRANT THAT
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS CONSOLIDATION IS CURRENT. IT IS
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PERSON USING THIS CONSOLIDATION TO
ENSURE THAT IT ACCURATELY REFLECTS CURRENT BYLAW PROVISIONS.
Table of Contents
Page #
Part 1
Citation ................................................................................................... 1
Part 2
Severability ............................................................................................. 1
Part 3
Definitions ............................................................................................... 1
Part 4
Building, Health, Safety, Nuisance and Noxious Trade Regulations ...... 5
Part 5
Powers of Director, Fire Chief and Inspectors ........................................ 8
Part 6
Duty of registered owner......................................................................... 9
Part 7
District Reliance .................................................................................... 11
Part 8
Fees...................................................................................................... 11
Part 9
Default .................................................................................................. 12
Part 10
Discontinuance of Service ................................................................. 12
Part 11
Offence and Penalty.......................................................................... 13
SCHEDULE A ................................................................................................... 1
SCHEDULE B ................................................................................................... 2
SCHEDULE C ................................................................................................... 3
SCHEDULE D ................................................................................................... 4
Bylaw 1893, 2006 last consolidated October 31, 2007
DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH
Nuisance (Controlled Substance)
Bylaw No. 1893, 2006
A Bylaw to regulate, prohibit or impose requirements respecting nuisances,
noxious or offensive trades, and health and safety.
WHEREAS the Council of the District of Squamish wishes to enact a bylaw to
regulate, prohibit and impose requirements respecting nuisances, noxious or
offensive trades, and health and safety matters;
AND WHEREAS the alteration of plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electrical
wiring and equipment, gas piping and fittings, appliances and accessories in or
on controlled substance properties creates danger to occupiers and neighbours
of controlled substance properties and risks to the health and safety of the
occupiers and neighbours;
AND WHEREAS controlled substance properties that contravene applicable
standards under the Building Code, Fire Code, Health Act, Safety Standards Act
or other applicable enactments, including bylaw requirements of the District,
create risks to the health and safety of occupiers, and reduce the value of
neighbouring properties;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the District of Squamish enacts as follows:
Part 1 Citation
1.1
This Bylaw may be cited as Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No.
1893, 2006
Part 2 Severability
2.1
If a portion of this bylaw is found invalid by a court, it is the intention of the
Council that the portion be severed and that the remainder of the bylaw
remain in effect.
Part 3 Definitions
3.1
In this bylaw,
"amphetamines" include dextroamphetamines and methamphetamines;
Bylaw 1893, 2006 last consolidated October 31, 2007
Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No. 1893
Page 2
"alteration" means any change made to the structural, mechanical or
electrical components of a building that has not been made with a permit
under the authority of the District's building regulation bylaw;
"building" means any structure or construction for any use or occupancy;
"Building Code" means the British Columbia Building Code 1998 adopted
by the Minister responsible under the Community Charter;
"Building Inspector" means the chief building official for the District, and
every building inspector appointed by the District to inspect buildings or
structures in respect of building, plumbing, gas, or electrical standards;
"controlled substance" means a "controlled substance" as defined or
described in Schedules I, II or III of the Controlled Drugs and Substances
Act, S.C. 1996 c. 19, but does not include a controlled substance
permitted under that Act;
"controlled substance property" means
(a)
a parcel contaminated by or that contains trace amounts of
chemical or biological materials used in or produced by the
trade or manufacture of a controlled substance,
(b)
a building or structure altered to manufacture, grow, store,
sell, trade or barter a controlled substance, or
(c)
a parcel which has been or is being used for the
manufacture, growing, storage, sale, trade or barter of a
controlled substance,
which does not meet applicable standards under the Building Code, Fire
Code, Health Act, Safety Standards Act or other applicable enactments
including any bylaw requirements of the District;
"dangerous goods" means those products or substances regulated by the
Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and its Regulations;
"Director" means the Director of Protective Services of the District;
"Fire Chief" means the person who is appointed to be head of the District's
fire and rescue services and every person designated by Council by name
of office or otherwise to act in the place of the Fire Chief;
"Fire Code" means the British Columbia Fire Code;
"flammable liquid" and "combustible liquid" mean liquids classified as such
under the British Columbia Fire Code;
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Page 3
"grow operation" means the cultivation of marijuana plants or mushrooms
that are controlled substances or the production of amphetamines;
"hazardous condition" means:
(a)
any real or potential risk of fire,
(b)
any real or potential risk to the health or safety of persons or
property, or
(c)
any contravention of the Building Code, Fire Code, Health
Act , Safety Standards Act or bylaws of the District;
"inspector" means
(a)
the Director,
(b)
the Fire Chief, and every person appointed by Council or the
Fire Chief, as applicable, to be an officer or employee of the
District's fire and rescue service,
(c)
the Building Inspector,
(d)
a peace officer,
(e)
a bylaw enforcement officer,
(f)
the deputy of a person, officer or employee referred in
paragraphs (a) to (e),
(g)
a Health Inspector appointed under the Health Authorities
Act,
(h)
other persons designated by Council by name of office or
otherwise to act in the place of the persons, officers or
employees referred to in paragraphs (a) to (f);
"owner" includes the lessee, licensee, tenant, caretaker, user or other
occupier of a building or a part of a building, or the agent of the owner;
"parcel" includes any improvement on a parcel;
"pesticide" means a substance or mixture, including a chemical, used to
destroy, prevent, repel or mitigate fungi or animal pests or microorganisms
such as bacteria or viruses, and includes herbicides, fungicides or other
substances used to control pests, and plant regulators, defoliants or
desiccants;
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"professional cleaner" means an individual or corporation experienced and
qualified in removing from buildings contaminants, including pesticides,
fertilizers or chemicals used to manufacture amphetamines or to grow
controlled substances, moulds or fungi, if the removal is required under
sections 6.3 and 6.4, and may include the owner;
"residential premises" means any building or part of a building which may
be occupied lawfully as a dwelling unit by one or more persons;
"service fee" means a fee imposed under Section 8.2 and Schedule A in
respect of all direct and indirect costs incurred by the District in relation to
the inspection, investigation or remediation of a parcel that contains or
has contained a grow operation, and for removal of a grow operation,
materials associated with a grow operation or by-products resulting from a
grow operation, and includes
(a)
administration and overhead associated with the inspection
and removal,
(b)
costs incurred for the lawful dismantling, disassembly,
removal, clean up, transportation, storage, and disposal of
equipment, substances, materials or other paraphernalia
associated with the use, trade, business or manufacture,
(c)
costs incurred to replace consumables used, or to replace
equipment following exposure to contaminants,
(d)
costs incurred for the analysis of the materials found at the
property and the health or safety conditions at the property,
(e)
costs incurred in respect of the property under a contract for
services for an independent contractor or agent, including
without limitation, a professional engineer, a consultant, a
person retained to carry out construction or demolition, a
health professional, an electrical inspector, or a hazardous
materials professional,
(f)
costs incurred by the District's peace officers for the forensic
investigation and inspection of the property, securing of the
property, accompanying inspectors on or in the property, or
otherwise lawfully attending at the property,
(g)
costs incurred by the District's fire and rescue service to
inspect the property, take any action under section 5.2, or
respond to a fire caused by
(i)
an alteration made in relation to a grow operation, or
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(ii)
the manufacture or growth of a controlled substance,
(h)
costs incurred by the District for cleaning, maintaining or
repairing the District's sanitary or storm sewers, water
mains, roadways, sidewalks or other District property in
relation to impacts of a grow operation;
"special safety inspection" means an inspection coordinated with other
such departments, jurisdictions, and contractors as is necessary to
ascertain hazardous conditions or enactment contraventions that may
exist under the Building Code, Fire Code, Health Act, bylaws of the District
or other enactments,
"structure" means an erection, addition, demolition, excavation or other
construction,
"tenancy agreement" means an agreement, whether written or oral,
express or implied, having a predetermined expiry date or not, between a
landlord and tenant respecting possession of premises, including
residential premises,
"utility" means a lawful provider of an electrical, water or natural gas
service from a distribution system to consumers.
Part 4 Building, Health, Safety, Nuisance and Noxious Trade Regulations
4.1
A person, other than
(a)
a utility, or
(b)
a person to whom a disconnection or bypass permit lawfully
required by the District has been issued,
must not disconnect or bypass a meter installed for the purpose of
ascertaining consumption of electricity, water or natural gas from an
electrical, water or natural gas distribution system.
4.2
If as a result of the use of a parcel as a controlled substance property:
(a)
the supply of electricity, water or natural gas to the parcel
has been disconnected by the District, a utility, any other
lawful authority, or any person,
(b)
alterations or repairs have been made to a building or to
electrical, water or natural gas systems, equipment,
appliances or other accessories of any kind on the parcel
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contrary to, or without lawful authority under, a District bylaw,
or
(c)
a hazardous condition exists on the parcel, then
a person other than a person referred to in section 4.1(a) or (b) must not
reconnect the supply of electricity, water or natural gas and, subject to the
Residential Tenancy Act, a person must not use or occupy the parcel, until
the person has complied with paragraphs (a) to (f) of section 4.3.
4.3
Without limiting section 4.2, a person must not use or occupy a parcel
described in section 4.2 until in respect of the parcel
(a)
a special safety inspection of the parcel coordinated by the
Building Inspector has been carried out under section 5.6,
(b)
the owner has:
(i)
obtained all permits, approvals or authorizations
required to carry out, and
(ii)
has carried out or caused to be carried out,
the work necessary to bring the parcel into compliance with
this bylaw and other applicable bylaws and applicable
provincial enactments, as amended from time to time,
(c)
remedial measures prescribed by section 6.3 of this bylaw
have been completed and written certification has been
provided to the Building Inspector under section 6.4,
(d)
if required under an enactment, including the District's
building bylaw, the owner has retained a professional
engineer holding a valid licence under the Engineers and
Geoscientists Act and the professional engineer has certified
in writing that the building safety requirements required
under applicable enactments have been complied with,
(e)
the owner has paid all service fees and other fees imposed
under this bylaw and other relevant District bylaws in relation
to the inspection of the property and the issuance of permits,
and
(f)
the Director has removed a "Do not occupy" order posted
under section 5.1.
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4.4
A person must not alter a structure or building in a way that facilitates the
manufacture or growth of a controlled substance or for the purpose of
establishing or operating a grow operation.
4.5
A person must not divert or install exhaust vents for hot water tanks or
furnaces to exhaust into or within a building except by way of an exhaust
vent constructed or installed in compliance with applicable provincial and
District enactments.
4.6
A person must not store dangerous goods in a building in quantities
greater than permitted under the Fire Code.
4.7
A person must not
(a)
construct or install any obstruction of an exit or an access to
an exit required under the Building Code or other enactment,
as amended from time to time, or
(b)
remove fire stopping provided or required under an
enactment, as amended from to time, to contain the spread
of fire within a building.
4.8
A person must not cause or allow a building to become subject to the
growth of mould or fungus arising from or in relation to a grow operation in
the building.
4.9
A person must not cause, allow or permit
(a)
a nuisance as a result of his or her use of occupancy of a
parcel,
(b)
water, rubbish or unsightly matter to collect or accumulate in,
on, under or around a parcel owned, used or occupied by
him or her.
4.10 A person must not cause, allow or permit in a building the manufacture,
growing, storage, transfer or disposal of a substance that emits odours,
fumes or particulate matter that disturbs the enjoyment, comfort or
convenience of individuals.
4.11 A person must not
(a)
interfere with or obstruct the Director or the Fire Chief from
posting a notice referred to in section 5.1; or
(b)
alter, cover or mutilate a notice posted under section 5.1 or
remove such a notice without prior written permission of the
Director or Fire Chief, as applicable.
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Part 5 Powers of Director, Fire Chief and Inspectors
5.1
If the Director or Fire Chief has reason to believe that all or part of a parcel
is a controlled substance property, and
(a)
the Fire Chief has ordered every occupier of a controlled
substance property to vacate, or
(b)
Council has ordered every occupier of the controlled
substance property to vacate under the Community Charter,
the Director or Fire Chief may post a notice in the form of Schedule C in a
conspicuous place at the entrances of the parcel and deliver to the owner
of the parcel a notice that the parcel is unsafe and that no person may
enter or occupy the parcel.
5.2
The Fire Chief may
(a)
enter on real property and inspect premises for conditions
that may cause a fire, increase the danger of a fire or
increase the danger to persons or property from a fire,
(b)
take measures to prevent and suppress fires, including the
demolition of buildings and other structures to prevent the
spreading of fires,
(c)
order the owner of real property to undertake any actions
directed by the Fire Chief for the purpose of removing or
reducing any thing or condition that person considers is a fire
hazard or increases the danger of fire,
(d)
order every occupier of a controlled substance property to
vacate the property until the "Do not occupy" notice posted
by the Fire Chief under section 5.1 has been removed by the
Building Inspector under this bylaw,
(e)
without limiting paragraphs (a) to (d), exercise the powers of
the Fire Commissioner under section 25(1) to (4) of the Fire
Services Act, and for these purposes that section applies.
5.3
Subject to the Community Charter, an inspector may enter on real
property to:
(a)
inspect and determine whether all regulations, prohibitions or
requirements under this bylaw or other enactments are being
met in relation to any manner for which the Council, a
municipal officer or employee or a person authorized by the
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Council has exercised authority under this or another act to
regulate, prohibit or impose requirements,
(b)
to carry out a special safety inspection under section 5.6,
(c)
take action authorized under sections 9.1 and 9.2 of this
Bylaw, or
(d)
inspect or disconnect or remove a water service under
section 10.1 of this Bylaw.
5.4
Subject to section 7.2, and the Community Charter, the Building Inspector
or an inspector may attend at the parcel from time to time during the
course of work required by or contemplated under this bylaw to ascertain
that the work required of the owner is taking place and to monitor the work
done by the owner.
5.5
The Building Inspector may on behalf of the District:
(a)
acknowledge receipt of evidence from the owner of
completion of work referred to in section 4.3, 6.3 and 6.4;
(b)
receive the written certification, documents and fees referred
to in section 4.3 and 6.4.
5.6
The Building Inspector may
(a)
coordinate a special safety inspection of the controlled
substance property; and
(b)
deliver to the owner of the parcel a letter in the form of
Schedule B.
5.7
When an owner has complied with the requirements listed in paragraphs
(a) to (f) of section 4.3, the Building Inspector must remove the "Do not
occupy" notice posted under section 5.1.
Part 6
Duty of registered owner
6.1
Every person who is registered in the Land Title Office as the title holder
of a parcel that contains premises, a building or a structure that is subject
to a tenancy agreement made after the enactment of this bylaw, must
(a)
inspect the premises at least once every three months to
ascertain whether they are being used as a controlled
substance property, or otherwise in contravention of this
bylaw,
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Page 10
(b)
maintain a written log of such inspections and provide a copy
of the inspection log to an inspector when requested to do
so, within 24 hours of the request,
(c)
within 24 hours of discovering that premises are being used
as a controlled substance property or otherwise in
contravention of this bylaw, deliver written notice to the
Building Inspector of the particulars of the contravention, and
(d)
subject to the Residential Tenancy Act, within two months of
the delivery of the notice, take such action as may be
necessary to bring the premises into compliance with this
bylaw.
6.2
Every owner or occupier of real property must undertake any action
directed by the Fire Chief for the purpose of removing or reducing any
thing or condition that the Fire Chief or the other authorized person
considers is a fire hazard or increases the danger of fire.
6.3
If a building has been used for a grow operation, the owner of the building
must, within fourteen (14) days after delivery by the District of a letter
under section 5.6(b), subject to the Residential Tenancy Act
(a)
remove and dispose of all carpets and curtains in the
building,
(b)
if the building is heated by forced air heating, have the
furnace, all air ducts, main distribution ducts, venting, and
filtering cleaned by a professional cleaner or by a duct
cleaning company,
(c)
clean and disinfect all countertops and cabinets, and
(d)
have all walls, floors and ceilings in the building replaced or
cleaned and disinfected by a professional cleaner.
6.4
After a professional cleaner has completed requirements of section 6.3 the
Owner must notify the Building Inspector that the requirements of section
6.3 have been satisfied and the building is substantially free of any
pesticides, fertilizers, toxic chemical contamination, moulds or fungi, prior
to the occupancy or re-occupancy of the building.
6.5
Before a building is re-occupied after removal of a grow operation, the
owner must notify the prospective occupants in writing that a grow
operation has been removed and that the requirements of this bylaw have
been met.
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6.6
Neither the removal of a "Do not occupy" order posted under section 5.1
nor the issuance of a building permit under this bylaw nor the acceptance
or review of plans, drawings or specifications or supporting documents, or
any inspections made by or on behalf of the District, will in any way relieve
the owner from full and sole responsibility to perform work required or
contemplated under this bylaw or the Building Code and all other
applicable codes, standards and as amended from time to time.
6.7
It is the full and sole responsibility of the owner (and where the owner is
acting through a representative, the representative) to carry out the work
in respect of which a permit was issued or which is required prior to
removal of a "Do not occupy" order posted under section 5.1 in
compliance with this bylaw and all other applicable codes, standards and
enactments, including the Building Code, as amended from time to time.
Part 7 District Reliance
7.1
Neither the issuance of a building permit nor a removal of a "Do not
occupy" order posted under section 5.1 under this bylaw nor the
acceptance or review of plans, drawings or specifications or supporting
documents nor any inspections made by or on behalf of the District
constitute in any way a representation, warranty, assurance or statement
that the Building Code, this bylaw or any other applicable codes standards
or enactments have been complied with.
7.2
When a professional engineer, architect or other person provides
certification or other documentation to the District under this bylaw that the
work required by or contemplated by this bylaw substantially conforms to
the requirements of this bylaw and that the building complies with the
health and safety requirements of the Building Code, BC Electrical Code,
this bylaw and all other health and safety requirements established by
applicable enactments as amended from time to time and as applicable,
the District will rely solely on the documentation as evidence of conformity
with these requirements and not on its receipt of plans, monitoring of the
work, acknowledgement of completion, or removal of a "Do Not Occupy"
notice under section 5.7.
Part 8
Fees
8.1
The following fees apply under this bylaw:
(a)
each time one or more Inspectors enters on a parcel to carry
out an inspection in the exercise of authority by the District to
regulate, prohibit or impose requirements under this bylaw or
another enactment, or to attend at the parcel under sections
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5.3, 5.4 or 5.6, the owner must pay the District the
administration and inspection fee stipulated in Schedule A;
(b)
for a special safety inspection, the owner or occupier must
prior to inspection pay the District the fee stipulated in
Schedule A.
8.2
Without limiting section 8.1, every owner whose parcel is used as a
controlled substance property must pay the District all service fees
incurred by or on behalf of the District in respect of the parcel.
8.3
Despite section 8.2, if any owner inspects and reports a contravention
under section 6.1(c) of this bylaw, service fees arising in respect of the
contravention are waived in respect of that incident, unless the owner
discovers the contravention after a peace officer discovers the
contravention.
Part 9
Default
9.1
If an owner of a parcel fails to comply with a requirement of the District
under this bylaw or another enactment, the District, by its officers,
employees or agents within the time specified in the Order or notice, may
enter on the parcel and take such action as may be required to correct the
default, including to remediate the parcel or bring it up to a standard
specified in an enactment, at the expense of the owner or occupier who
has failed to comply, and may recover the costs incurred as debt.
9.2
If the owner has failed to pay the District's costs of acting in default under
section 9.1 before the 31st day of December in the year that the correction
of the default was effected, the costs must be added to and form part of
the taxable payable on the property as taxes in arrears.
Part 10
Discontinuance of Service
10.1 The District may discontinue providing water service to a parcel if the
water is being used for or in relation to a grow operation on the parcel,
subject to the requirements that the District must:
(a)
give the owner of the real property 7 days' written notice of
an opportunity to make representations to Council with
respect to the proposed discontinuance of the water service,
and
(b)
after the persons affected have had an opportunity to make
representations to Council, the District must give the owner 7
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Page 13
days written notice of any proposed discontinuance of the
water service.
Part 11
Offence and Penalty
11.1 Every person who contravenes any provisions of this bylaw commits an
offence punishable upon summary conviction and is liable to a fine not
exceeding $10,000.00, and not less than $1,000.00.
11.2 If an offence is a continuing offence, each day that the offence is
continued constitutes a separate and distinct offence.
11.3 This bylaw may be enforced by means of a ticket in the form prescribed
for the purpose of Section 264 of the Community Charter.
11.4 Inspectors are designated to enforce this bylaw pursuant to Section 264
(1) (b) of the Community Charter.
11.5 The words or expressions set out in Column 2 of Schedule D to this bylaw
designate the offence committed under the bylaw section numbers
appearing in Column 1 opposite the respective words or expressions.
11.6 The fine amount set out in Column 3 of Schedule D of this Bylaw is the
fine amount that corresponds to the section number and words or
expressions set out in Columns 1 and 2 opposite the fine amount.
Part 12 Fees and Charges
12.1 Fees and charges for services that may be or are provided for under this
Bylaw shall be payable as set out in the District of Squamish Fees and
charges Bylaw No. 2012, 2007.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME this 20th, day of June, 2006.
NOTICE GIVEN UNDER Section 59 of the Community Charter on June 30th and
July 7th, 2006.
RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this 1st day of August, 2006.
DEPOSITED with the Minister of Health this 2nd day of August, 2006.
Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No. 1893
Page 14
______________________________
Mayor
______________________________
Director of Administrative Services
SCHEDULE A
Schedule "A" deleted as per District of Squamish Fees and
Charges Bylaw No. 2012, 2007
Bylaw 1893, 2006 last consolidated October 31, 2007
SCHEDULE B
LETTER TO PROPERTY OWNER
Re: Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No. ___
This letter is to notify you that Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No. 1893
of the District of Squamish establishes regulations concerning the cleaning and
remediation of residential premises that have been used for marijuana grow
operations or amphetamine production.
The District is aware that residential premises at {insert address} were in use as
a marijuana grow operation {or amphetamine production operation} which has
been removed by the police.
The bylaw requires that within 14 days, all carpets and curtains in the premises
must be removed or cleaned, any forced air heating ducts in the premises must
be cleaned, and all walls and ceilings must be cleaned and disinfected. That
work must be carried out by a professional cleaner with experience in removing
contaminants from residential premises.
After the cleaning is completed, you must notify the District that the premises are
free from pesticides, fertilizer, toxic moulds, chemicals and fungus.
Until the cleaning and certification have been completed, section 15 of the Bylaw
prohibits occupancy by any person. Before occupancy, you are required to notify
prospective occupants that the requirements of the bylaw have been satisfied.
We enclose a copy of the bylaw for your reference. If you have any questions
concerning the regulations in the bylaw, please call the District's Building
Department at __________.
SCHEDULE C
Notice
TAKE NOTICE THAT these premises have been used as a controlled substance
operation.
Pursuant to District of Squamish Nuisance (Controlled Substance) Bylaw No.
1893, no person may occupy these premises until cleaning and remediation have
been completed in accordance with that bylaw and the Building Inspector has
confirmed that a satisfactory occupancy inspection has been completed.
It is an offence to remove or deface this notice.
Any inquiries should be directed to [insert name and telephone number of
appropriate District official.]
__________________________
[insert title]
District of Squamish
SCHEDULE D
Schedule "D" deleted as per District of Squamish Municipal Ticket Information
Bylaw No. 1832, 2004 Amendment Bylaw No. 2309, 2014