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"Effective Date Declaration Attached"
The Corporation of The Town of Ajax
By-Law Number 40-2025
Being a By-law to licence, regulate and prohibit certain animals or classes thereof within
the limits of the Town of Ajax, or defined areas therein.
Whereas the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended ("Municipal Act")
provides the Town with broad authority to pass By-laws within various "spheres of
jurisdiction", including a By-law respecting animal matters;
And whereas the "Municipal Act" confers the power upon a municipality to pass a By-
law regarding the health, safety and well-being of persons;
And whereas the "Municipal Act" confers the power upon a municipality to pass a By-
law to provide for the seizure and impounding of animals being at large or trespassing
and the sale of impounded animals under certain conditions;
And whereas the "Municipal Act" requires Council or a Committee of Council or an
Animal Services Officer of the municipality to hold a hearing on whether to exempt an
owner in whole or in part from muzzling requirements of a dog, when so requested by
the dog owner;
And whereas the Dog Owners' Liability Act., R.S.O. 1990, c. D.16, as amended
("D.O.L.A.") provides for controls on pit bulls and other dog breeds as defined in the
D.O.L.A.;
And whereas the Pounds Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.17, as amended ("Pounds Act")
authorizes a municipality to impound animals found running at large.
Now therefore, the Corporation of the Town of Ajax hereby enacts as follows:
1. Short Title
1.1.
This By-law may be cited as the Dog and Cat By-law.
2. Definitions
2.1.
In this By-law:
(a)
"aggressive behavior" means the conduct of an animal whereby the animal
bites or attacks a person or domestic animal or poses a menace to the safety
of persons or domestic animals;
(b)
"altered" means a male or female animal that has been sterilized by a licensed
veterinarian. In the case of a female animal, where the animal has been
spayed or otherwise operated on to prevent conception, and in the case of a
male animal, where the animal has been neutered or castrated;
(c)
"animal" means any member of the animal kingdom, other than a human;
(d)
"Animal Services Officer" shall include any person employed by the Town to
enforce the provisions of this By-law and also includes a Municipal Law
Enforcement Officer;
(e)
"blind person" means a person to whom an identification card has been issued
by the Attorney General or an Officer of his or her Ministry, pursuant to the
provisions of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. B.7;
(f)
"boulevard" means that portion of a highway between the travelled portion of
the highway and the limit of the highway line;
(g)
"cat" means a feline of the species felis catus;
(h)
"Committee" means a committee as approved by Council for the purpose of
hearing appeals to any Order to Restrain that may be issued by the Town;
(i)
"dog" means a canine of the species canis familiaris;
(j)
"dwelling unit" means a room or suite of two or more rooms designed or
intended for residential use by a person or persons in which culinary and
sanitary conveniences are provided for the exclusive use of such person or
persons and having a private entrance from outside or from a common hallway
or stairway inside and which is located in a residentially zoned part of the
Town;
(k)
enclosure " means a pen or other enclosure that prevents the animal from
leaving the property and prevents contact with people and other animals
outside the pen or enclosure;
(l)
"excessively" means, with respect to barking, any barking or howling
exceeding a cumulative fifteen (15) minute period within any one (1) hour
timeframe.
(m)
"expense" means the cost of carrying out the work to be done by the Work
Order pursuant to Section 8 and an administrative charge as outlined in the
Town of Ajax Fees and Charges By-law;
(n)
"leash" means a strap, cord, chain or other device which is designed to
restrain the breed of animal it is controlling. A leash shall not include an
electronic wireless leash, electronic collar, shock collar or any other similar
wireless device used for the control of an animal;
(o)
"leash free area" means an area designated by the Town where dogs are not
required to be on a leash but must be under verbal control of an owner;
(p)
"minor" means a person who has not attained the age of 18 years or a person
who has not attained the age of majority as defined in the Age of Majority and
Accountability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. A.7;
(q)
"multi-use pathway" means a path located on the boulevard that is physically
separated from motor vehicle traffic, designated for use by cyclists,
pedestrians and people using other vehicles driven by muscular power, but
does not include a sidewalk;
(r)
muzzle" means a humane device that fits over the mouth of a dog and
prevents the dog from biting, regardless of brand/commercial name of the
product. A muzzled dog means a dog wearing a muzzle in the manner
anticipated by the manufacturer of the muzzle;
(s)
"obnoxious dog" means a dog that engages in a practice or behaviour that is
offensive or annoying to the community and includes any dog that poses a risk
and/or endangers the life, health, property or comfort of the public;
(t)
"official service" is established when an Order to Restrain, Interim Order to
Restrain, Obnoxious Order to Restrain or Work Order is posted in a
conspicuous place at the property of the owner or sent by registered mail or
personally delivered to the owner;
(u)
"owner" includes a person in possession of or harbouring a dog or cat within
the Town and, where the owner is a minor, the person responsible for the
custody of the minor, and includes the person or persons identified as the
owner of the property harbouring the dog or cat:
i) in the most recent municipal tax records; or
ii) on the deed in accordance with the records of the land registry office, and
includes the person or persons licensed as the owner of a dog or cat;
(v)
"off-road trail" means a paved off-road trail with a minimum width of 2 metres;
(w)
"park or parkland" includes any land or premises within the Town used for park
or recreational purposes including but not limited to green spaces, trails,
walkways, sports fields, water features, swimming pools, water retention
ponds, wooded areas and land covered by water and all portions thereof
owned by, under the control of, or made available by lease, agreement, or
otherwise to the Town, that is or hereafter may be established, dedicated, set
apart or made available for use by the public including any park buildings,
buildings, structures, facilities, erections and improvements located in or on
such lands;
(x)
"permanent identification" means an electronic microchip encoded with
identification information which has been implanted in an animal;
(y)
"person" includes an individual, a sole proprietorship, a partnership, an
unincorporated association, a trust, a body corporate and a natural person.
"persons" shall have a corresponding meaning;
(z)
"pit bull" includes a pit bull terrier, a Staffordshire bull terrier, an American
Staffordshire terrier, an American pit bull terrier or a dog that has an
appearance and physical characteristics that are substantially similar to those
dog breeds referred to in this definition;
(aa)
"property" means a building or structure or part of a building or structure and
includes the lands and premises appurtenant thereto and all mobile structures,
outbuildings, fences and erections thereon, whether heretofore or hereafter
erected and includes vacant property;
(bb)
"protective care" means the temporary, time-limited keeping of an animal by
the Town as a result of an eviction, incarceration, fire or medical emergency,
or any other similar incident deemed necessary by the Town;
(cc)
"service animal" means an animal trained to do work or perform tasks for the
benefit of an individual with a disability including, but not limited to, those with
visual or hearing impairment and having the qualifications prescribed by the
regulations made under the Human Rights Code, R.S.O. 1990c. H.19, the
Blind Persons' Rights Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. B.7. and/or the Accessibility for
Ontarians with Disabilities Act, S.O. 2005, c. 11;
(dd)
"shelter" means the Durham Region Humane Society Shelter located in the
Town of Whitby for the safe-keeping of impounded dogs or cats;
(ee)
"sidewalk" means those parts of a highway set aside by the Region or the
Town of Ajax for the use of pedestrians;
(ff)
"tag" means a disc or other shape of metal or plastic furnished by the Town as
hereinafter provided and suitable to be securely fixed on a dog or cat for the
purpose of identification;
(gg)
"Town" means The Corporation of the Town of Ajax;
(hh)
"unaltered" means either a male or female animal that has not been altered;
(ii)
"under the control" means a dog that is at all times on a leash held by a person
that is physically capable of restraining the dog to prevent the dog from
lunging, attacking, biting or interfering with a person or another domestic
animal, or a dog that is otherwise physically restrained to prevent the dog from
lunging, attacking, biting or interfering with a person or another domestic
animal;
(jj)
"under verbal control" means a dog in a leash free area that is adhering to the
verbal commands of an owner or person that is verbally capable of controlling
the dog to prevent the dog from lunging, attacking, biting or interfering with a
person or another domestic animal;
(kk)
"veterinarian" means a person registered to practice veterinary science under
the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3, as amended;
(ll)
"working animal" means an animal that is kept by humans and individually
trained to do work. This may include, but is not limited to, enforcement dogs,
trained specifically to assist police and similar law enforcement personnel with
their work, and shall not include hunting dogs or farm dogs; and
(mm) "Work Order" means an order issued pursuant to Section 8 of this By-law.
3. Licensing of Dogs and Cats
3.1.
Every owner of a dog or cat over the age of sixteen weeks shall license the animal
with the Town and shall obtain a licence therefore on an annual basis. The licence
shall expire 365 days after the date of issuance and must be renewed on or
before the date of expiry to remain valid.
3.2.
At the time of licensing any dog or cat, the owner of the animal shall ensure that
the rabies vaccination is current and that such vaccination be maintained and kept
up to date throughout the term of the licence.
3.3.
Every owner of a dog or cat shall, at the time of licensing the animal, pay a licence
fee to the Town in accordance with the Town's Fees and Charges By-law.
3.4.
Upon payment of the licence fee, the owner shall be furnished with a tag and shall
keep the tag securely fixed on the dog or cat at all times.
3.5.
No owner shall affix or permit to be affixed a tag issued by or on behalf of the
Town for any dog or cat other than the dog or cat for which the tag was issued.
3.6.
A tag shall bear an identification number, and a record shall be kept by the Town
Clerk or other person designated for that purpose, showing the name, address
and other pertinent information of the owner and the identification number of the
tag.
3.7.
The Town may refuse to issue a dog or cat licence to any person deemed to be in
contravention of this By-law.
3.8.
If a tag is lost or misplaced for any reason, the owner shall make application for,
and upon payment of replacement fee stated within the Town's Fees and Charges
By-law, shall be entitled to a replacement tag.
4. Control of Dogs and Cats
4.1.
Every owner of a dog or cat shall at all times comply with all provisions of any
other By-law that regulates the control of an animal, including but not limited to the
Towns Park By-law.
4.2.
For the purpose of this section, a dog or cat shall be deemed to be running at
large when found in any place other than the property of the owner of the dog or
cat, and not under the control of any person.
4.3.
For the purpose of this section, a dog shall not be deemed to be running at large
when found within a leash free area, not on a leash but under verbal control of an
owner.
4.4.
For the purpose of this section, a dog shall be deemed not under verbal control of
an owner in a leash free area, should the dog attack or bite a person or another
dog or is not adhering to the verbal commands given by an owner.
4.5.
No owner shall, knowingly or not knowingly, allow their dog or cat to attack or bite
a person or domestic animal.
4.6.
Every owner shall keep a dog or cat leashed and under the control of some
person when the dog or cat is off the property of the owner, unless prior consent
is given by the person owning the land on which the dog or cat is found.
4.7.
Every owner while on or within 3 meters of any multi-use path and/or off-road
trails in the Town of Ajax shall keep a dog leashed on a leash of no longer than
1.8 meters in length. Owners using an adjustable length leash shall have the
leash securely fixed at a length of no longer than 1.8 meters.
4.8.
No owner shall permit their dog to dig holes or destroy vegetation on any
parkland.
Dogs in Parks
4.9.
No owner shall allow or permit a dog onto Town parkland, or any part thereof that
is designated by signage as an area where dogs are prohibited either at any time,
or during specific designated times, or in specific designated park areas.
4.10. No owner shall allow or permit a dog to enter onto Town parkland, or any part
thereof, or be within two meters of, a playground or play structure, a wading pool,
a spray pad, or a splash pad unless the encroachment is a result of the Towns
designed and established multi-use pathway or off-road trail.
Leash Free Areas
4.11. A pit bull shall be leashed and muzzled at all times when in a leash free area.
4.12. Every owner of a dog, in a leash free area, shall ensure that their dog is under
verbal control and within visual sight at all times.
4.13. No owner shall have in their control, care or possession more than three (3) dogs
while in a leash free area.
4.14. No owner, in a leash free area, shall leave their dog unattended.
4.15. Every owner of a dog, in a leash free area, shall immediately leash their dog if it
shows aggressive behavior towards any person or other domestic animal.
4.16. Every owner of a dog, in a leash free area, shall be at least 18 years of age and
capable of controlling the dog.
4.17. Every owner or any person attending a leash free area does so at their own risk.
At Large
4.18. No owner shall, knowingly or not knowingly, allow a dog or cat to run at large
within the limits of the Town.
4.19. Any person shall be entitled to take charge of any dog or cat found running at
large but shall forthwith deliver the dog or cat to an Animal Services Officer.
4.20. Nothing in this section confers on any person a right to enter any premises.
4.21. An Animal Services Officer may seize and impound any dog or cat:
(a)
delivered to him or her under the provisions of Section 4.19 of this By-law; or
(b)
found running at large.
4.22. An Animal Services Officer or shelter staff shall restore possession of the dog or
cat to the owner only where:
(a)
the owner claims possession of the dog or cat;
(b)
the owner pays to the shelter the impoundment fee as stated in the Town's
Fees and Charges By-law, for each day or part thereof that the dog or cat is
impounded;
(c)
the dog or cat is registered under Section 3 of this By-law;
(d)
the owner pays to the Town the cost of any veterinary care received by the
dog or cat after being taken into possession that the Animal Services Officer
deemed necessary for the well-being of the animal; and
(e)
the owner pays to the shelter the cost of any veterinary care received by the
dog or cat while impounded that the shelter staff deemed necessary for the
well-being of the animal.
4.23. Where, on the sixth day, exclusive of Sundays and statutory holidays, after the
date of seizure and impounding, possession of the dog or cat has not been
restored to the owner under Section 4.22 of this By-law, the shelter staff may:
(a)
sell or make a gift of the dog or cat; or
(b)
euthanize the dog or cat in a humane manner;
and no damage or compensation shall be recovered or recoverable on account of
the animal's disposition or destruction.
4.24. Where a dog or cat seized and impounded is injured or should be euthanized
without delay for humane reasons, or for reasons of safety to persons or animals,
the Animal Services Officer, Town and its agents, or shelter staff may euthanize
the dog or cat in a humane manner as soon after seizure as he or she sees fit
without permitting any person to claim possession of the dog or cat and without
offering it for sale and no damages or compensation shall be recovered or
recoverable on account of its destruction.
4.25. Where the shelter or Town deems it necessary to euthanize a dog or cat pursuant
to the provisions of Section 4.23 and/or Section 4.24 of this By-law, the shelter or
Town shall first make every effort possible and practical in the circumstances to
contact the owner of the dog or cat and to permit the owner to transfer the animal,
at the owner's expense, to the office of a veterinarian.
5. Protective Custody
5.1.
The Town is authorized to receive animals into protective care that the Town
deems appropriate.
5.2.
Animals which are received or taken into protective care by the Town shall only be
kept on a temporary basis for up to a maximum of five days.
5.3.
When the Town receives an animal into protective care, the owner of the animal
shall pay to the Town the sheltering fees as outlined in the Town's Fees and
Charges By-law and any and all costs incurred on behalf of such animal being in
protective care by the Town including but limited to all required veterinary medical
care prior to redeeming of the animal.
5.4.
If an animal is in protective care at the end of the five-day period and the animal
has not been redeemed by the owner, then the Town shall treat such animal as a
day-one impounded animal pursuant to section 4 of this by-law.
6. Control of Pit Bulls
6.1.
No person shall own a pit bull unless the pit bull meets the requirements of a
restricted pit bull pursuant to D.O.L.A.
6.2.
Every owner of a pit bull shall ensure that the pit bull is sterilized and shall provide
proof in writing of such sterilization, from a veterinarian to the Town upon request.
6.3.
Every owner shall ensure that their pit bull is leashed and muzzled at all times
unless:
(a)
the pit bull is within an enclosure on the property occupied by the owner of the
pit bull; or
(b)
the pit bull is within an enclosure on the property occupied by a person who
consents to the pit bull being off leash and/or without a muzzle.
6.4.
The provisions of Section 6 of this By-law will cease to be in effect upon the
repeal of the sections or regulations of D.O.L.A. that place restrictions or
prohibitions on the ownership or control of pit bulls.
7. Muzzling and Leashing of Dogs
7.1.
Where a dog has bitten, attacked or posed a menace to a person or domestic
animal, an Animal Services Officer may issue an Order to Restrain on the dog for
a period of time to be determined by the Animal Services Officer. Any Order to
Restrain is in effect as soon as official service has occurred.
7.2.
Any Order to Restrain may include, but is not limited to:
(a)
confining the dog to the owner's property;
(b)
restraining the dog with a leash;
(c)
restraining the dog with a muzzle; and/or
(d)
the posting of warning signs.
7.3.
During the course of an investigation, an Animal Services Officer may issue an
Interim Order to Restrain to last for a period no longer than 14 days.
7.4.
Where the Town deems a dog to be an obnoxious dog, an Animal Services
Officer may issue an Obnoxious Order to Restrain requiring certain conditions,
including but not limited to the dog being contained within a secured and fenced
yard or that the dog be leashed or restrained to prevent the dog from running at
large.
7.5.
Every owner shall, at all times, comply with an Order to Restrain, Interim Order to
Restrain or an Obnoxious Order to Restrain.
7.6.
Where an Order to Restrain is placed on a dog after an Obnoxious Order to
Restrain has already been placed on the dog, the order that is more restrictive
prevails.
7.7.
Should the owner of the dog disagree with the Order to Restrain, he or she may
appeal the Order to Restrain to the Committee by sending a notice of appeal, by
registered mail, to the Secretary of the Committee, outlining which items or
conditions are being appealed, within 10 days after official service of the Order to
Restrain. An Order to Restrain that is not appealed within the 10 day time period
shall be deemed confirmed.
7.8.
Upon receipt of notification of an appeal, the Committee shall, as soon as
practical, conduct a hearing and shall hear evidence presented by both Animal
Services and the owner of the dog, and make a decision to confirm, modify or
quash the Order to Restrain, it being understood that during the time between the
date of the Order to Restrain and the date that the Committee makes its decision,
the owner shall comply with all the requirements as outlined in the Order to
Restrain. The decision of the Committee shall be mailed or personally delivered to
the owner within 5 business days of the decision being made by the Committee.
7.9.
Should the owner of the dog or the Town disagree with the Committee's decision,
they may appeal the Committee's decision to the Town's Hearing Officer by
notifying the Secretary of the Committee, in writing, within 14 days after a copy of
the Committee's decision is sent. In the event that the owner of the dog appeals
the Committee's decision, the owner of the dog will be subject to pay the
appropriate fees as outlined in the Town's Fees and Charges By-law. If the
Committee's decision is not appealed within the 14 day time period, the decision
shall be considered to be final and binding and the owner of the dog shall comply
therewith.
7.10. Upon receipt of notification of an appeal, the Secretary of the Committee shall, as
soon as practical, schedule a hearing and the Hearing Officer shall hear evidence
presented by both Animal Services staff and the owner of the dog, and make a
decision to confirm, modify or quash the Order to Restrain, it being understood
that during the time between the date of the Committee's decision and the date
that the Hearing Officer makes their decision, the owner shall comply with all the
requirements as outlined in the Committee's decision. Once the Hearing Officer
has made their decision, the decision of the Hearing Officer shall be considered to
be final and binding and the owner of the dog shall comply therewith.
8. General Requirements
8.1.
Every owner of a dog or cat shall immediately remove excrement left by the dog
or cat on property not owned by the owner of the dog or cat and dispose of it in a
hygienic manner.
8.2.
Every owner of a dog or cat shall remove excrement:
(a)
immediately on any area of their own property which is not enclosed; and
(b)
on their enclosed property within 3 days while at any time ensuring that such
excrement does not create offensive odours, an unsightly condition, or
becomes a public nuisance.
8.3.
An Animal Services Officer may require an owner by Work Order to clean the
property of dog and/or cat excrement. Any Work Order is in effect as soon as
official service has occurred.
8.4.
Every owner shall keep their property clear of excrement pursuant to Section 8.2
and shall comply with any Work Order given by an Animal Services Officer
pursuant to Section 8.3 of this By-law.
8.5.
A Work Order mailed to an owner shall be mailed to the address of the owner as
shown in the most current municipal tax records.
8.6.
No owner of a dog shall, knowingly or not knowingly, allow the dog to howl or bark
excessively.
8.7.
No person, being an owner, tenant or occupant of a dwelling unit, shall, knowingly
or not knowingly, keep, own or harbour, or permit to be kept, owned or harboured,
more than three (3) dogs in or about the dwelling unit.
8.8.
No person, being an owner, tenant or occupant of a dwelling unit, shall, knowingly
or not knowingly, keep, own or harbour, or permit to be kept, owned or harboured,
more than three (3) cats in or about the dwelling unit.
9. Exceptions
9.1.
The fees as outlined in Section 3 of this By-law shall not apply to owners of
service animals or working animals.
10. Offence Penalty and Enforcement
10.1. Any person who contravenes the provisions of this By-law, including every person
who fails to perform a duty imposed herein or who performs an act prohibited
herein and every director or officer of the corporation is liable to an administrative
monetary penalty and fees, pursuant to the Town's Administrative Monetary
Penalty System By-law, for offences that are designated, or is guilty of an offence,
for any contravention, and upon conviction is liable to a fine or penalty for each
offence, exclusive of costs as prescribed by the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O.
1990, c. P.33. No person that receives an administrative penalty shall be charged
with an offence under the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990 for the same
contravention and date of contravention.
10.2. The making of a false or intentionally misleading recital of fact, statement or
representation in any agreement, statutory declaration or application form
required by this By-law shall be deemed to be a violation of the provisions of this
By-law.
10.3. No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any person
who is exercising a power or performing a duty pursuant to this By-law.
10.4. Every person that does not immediately leash or restrain a dog, or follow
directions to leave a leash free area, at the request of an Animal Services Officer,
is guilty of an offence.
10.5. An Animal Services Officer may enter on land at any reasonable time for the
purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether or not an Order to
Restrain, an Interim Order to Restrain, a Work Order, a condition and/or a section
of this By-law is being complied with.
10.6. Where the owner fails to comply with a Work Order issued pursuant to this By-
law, the Town, in addition to other remedies:
(a)
Shall have the right to carry out the work as required in the Work Order and for
this purpose may, with its servants and agents from time to time, enter in and
upon the property;
(b)
Shall have the right to recover the expense of carrying out the work as
required in the Work Order in the same manner as taxes; and
(c)
Shall not be liable to compensate such owner, occupant or other person
having an interest in the property by reason of anything done by or on behalf
of the Town under the provisions of this By-law.
10.7. Where the owner fails to pay any incurred fees, such as veterinary costs incurred
before, during, or after impoundment, to the Town or the shelter, the Town, in
addition to other remedies, may have the right to recover the expense of
veterinary treatment in the same manner as taxes.
11. Validity
11.1. If a court of competent jurisdiction should declare any section or part of a section
of this By-law to be invalid, such section or part of a section shall not be construed
as having persuaded or influenced Council to pass the remainder of this By-law and
it is hereby declared that the remainder of this By-law shall be valid and shall remain
in force.
12. Repeal of By-Law
12.1. This by-law shall come into force and effect when the Town has completed all
legislated requirement as identified in the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25,
and all regulations associated with an Administrative Monetary Penalty System
and the Town's Deputy Chief Administrative Officer has designated a
commencement date.
12.2. Upon the effective date of this By-law, By-law #54-2024, and any amendments
thereto, shall be repealed, subject to section 12.3.
12.3. By-law #54-2024, and any amending by-laws thereto shall apply and will continue
to apply to any enforcement proceedings initiated prior to this By-law coming into
force and then only until such enforcement proceedings have been concluded.
Read a first and second time this
Twentieth day of May, 2025
Read a third time and passed
this Twentieth day of May, 2025
Shaun Collier
Mayor and CEO
Jaclyn Grossi
Clerk
Corporate Services
Tel. 905-683-4550
Fax. 905-683-1061
TOWN OF AJAX
65 Harwood Avenue South
Ajax ON L1S 2H9
www.ajax.ca
Jaclyn Grossi
Municipal Clerk
Corporate Services
Town of Ajax
July 14, 2025
By-law Effective Date Commencement
Pursuant to the effective date sections contained within the following By-laws, adopted by
Council of the Corporation of The Town of Ajax, I, Nicole Cooper, Deputy Chief
Administrative Officer for the Town of Ajax, do hereby declare the effective date of these
By-laws to be July 28th, 2025:
By-law # 31-2025 Administrative Monetary By-law
By-law # 38-2025 Clean and Clear By-law
By-law # 39-2025 Clean Community By-law
By-law # 40-2025 Dog and Cat By-law
By-law # 41-2025 Election Sign By-law
- By-law # 42-2025 Fence By-law
By-law # 43-3025 Fireworks By-law
By-law # 44-2025 Noise By-law
By-law # 45-2025 Parks By-law
By-law # 46-2025 Public Nuisance and Safety By-law
By-law # 47-2025 Refreshment Vehicle By-law
By-law # 48-2025 Road Occupancy By-law
By-law # 49-2025 Temporary Sign By-law
A certified copy of this declaration shall be attached to each of these By-laws within
the Town's records, for perpetuity.
Nicole Cooper
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Ajax