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This is an office consolidation of By-Law 19-23 and amendments thereto. For accurate
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BYLAW NUMBER 19-23 (As amended by 86-24 & 62-25)
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THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
A bylaw to repeal bylaw 222-02, as amended, and to
regulate the supply, sale, and use of fireworks in the County of Brant
WHEREAS Section 10(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended, permits
councils of local municipalities to pass bylaws respecting the health, safety and well-being of
persons and the protection of persons and property;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to section 121 of Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, Council has
authority to prohibit and regulate the sale and the setting off of Fireworks, and to require the
obtaining of a permit;
AND WHEREAS Section 436 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, as amended, states
that a municipality has the power to pass bylaws providing that the municipality may enter on land
at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether or not
there is compliance with a bylaw of the municipality passed under the Municipal Act; a direction or
order of the municipality made under the Municipal Act or made under a bylaw of the municipality
passed under the Municipal Act; a condition of a licence issued under a by-aw of the municipality
passed under the Municipal Act; or an order made under section 431 of the Municipal Act;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant is desirous of regulating
the supply, sale, and use of Fireworks within the boundaries of the County of Brant;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF
BRANT ENACTS as follows:
Section 1 - Definitions
a) "Act" means the Explosives (Canada) Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. E-17 and Regulations,
each as amended.
b) "Canada Day" means July 1.
c) "Chief Fire Official" means a person designated by the County pursuant to provisions
of the Fire Prevention and Protection Act and shall include his or her designate.
d) "Christmas Cracker" means a device which when pulled at each end makes a
popping sound and which may contain candy or other favours.
e) "County" shall mean The Corporation of the County of Brant and includes the
geographical boundaries.
f) "Discharge" means the use, release, emission, ejection, ignition, lighting or setting off
of fireworks; and includes permitting such Discharge or causing such Discharge.
g) "Display Fireworks" means Type F.2, high hazard firework articles that are classed
under the Explosives Act and Regulations, designed for use by professionals holding a
Fireworks Operator Certificate. These articles include but not limited to aerial shells,
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cakes, roman candles, waterfalls, lances, and wheels.
h) Diwali" means the day during the Indian festival of lights where fireworks will be
permitted, the day of which will be confirmed by the Chief Fire Official and posted on
the County of Brant website;
i) "Family Fireworks" has the same meaning as "consumer fireworks" in the Act and
means low-hazard firework articles designed for recreational use by the public which
are classified as type F.1 explosives under the Act and Regulations, including but not
limited to: showers, golden rain, lawn lights, pinwheels, roman candles, and volcanoes,
but does not include party poppers or sparklers containing less than 2 mg of explosive
substance.
j) "Firecracker" means a device that explodes instantaneously when ignited and does
not produce any visible effect after the explosion but does not include caps for toy
guns.
k) "Fireworks" means Display Fireworks and Family Fireworks.
l) "Fireworks Accessories" means explosive articles used to initiate various types of
Fireworks including Type F.4 pursuant to the Act and regulations.
m) "Fireworks Supervisor" means a person holding a current certification as a fireworks
supervisor under the authority of the Act and has the skill and ability to safely set up
and supervise the Discharge of Fireworks at a public display, as approved by the Fire
Chief or designate.
n) "Lunar New Year" means the first day of the lunar calendar and for greater certainty
shall include the Chinese New Year, the day of which will be confirmed by the Chief
Fire Official and posted on the County website.
o) "Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means any Person appointed by the County to
enforce municipal bylaws.
p) "No Smoking Sign" means a sign clearly identifying a no smoking rule, with letters or
symbols at least ten (10) centimeters high.
q) "Owner" means any one or more of: any Person holds, in whole or in part, legal or
beneficial ownership of the Property, a tenant, lessee, or occupant of the Property, any
Person who, in whole or in part, controls, maintains, or is responsible for, whether as
agent, trustee, or otherwise, the Property; and in all cases, includes their heirs,
executors, assignees and administrators or other legal representatives of an individual
and their respective successors and assignees and in the case of a corporation,
includes its officers and directors.
r) "Permitted Days" means:
i)
Canada Day and the three (3) days before and three (3) days after Canada
Day;
ii)
Victoria Day, and three (3) days before and three (3) days after Victoria
Day;
iii)
Diwali;
iv)
Lunar New Year
s) "Person" means a natural person and includes an Owner, partner, and a corporation.
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t) "Prohibited Fireworks" includes but is not limited to, firecrackers, cigarette loads,
exploding matches, sparkling matches, ammunition for miniature tie clip, cuff link, or
keychain pistols, auto alarms or jokers, cherry bombs, M-80 and silver salutes and
flash crackers; throw down and step on torpedoes, crackling balls, exploding golf balls,
stink bombs and smoke bombs, tear gas pens and launchers, table bombs, table
rockets and battle sky-rockets, fake firecrackers.
u) "Property" means any public or private land, building, structure, or other real property;
v) "Regulations" means Explosives Regulations, 2013 (SOR/2013-211), as amended;
w) "Seller" means any Person working in any building, structure, trailer, roadside stand,
vehicle, or other conveyance where Fireworks are sold, and shall include every
employee and the Vendor.
x) "Special Effect Pyrotechnics" has the same meaning as in Part 17 of SOR/2013-211
of the Act and includes: explosives used to produce a special effect in a film or
television production or a performance before a live audience; explosives which may
be classified as type F.3 in the Act; Fireworks Accessories which are classified as type
F.4 in the Act; black powder and hazard category PE 1 black powder substitutes type
P.1; smokeless black powder and hazard category PE 3 black powder substitutes type
P2.; initiation systems classified as (type I) under the Act such as blasting accessories;
and detonating cord classified at type E.1 under the Explosives Act and low-hazard
special purpose explosives (Type S.1) and high-hazard special purpose explosives
(Type S.2).
y) "Temporary Vendor" means a Person who displays, sells or offer for sale, or permits
the sale or offering for sale, of Family Fireworks from a stationary trailer, roadside
stand, or from any vehicle or other conveyance.
z) "Vendor" means either (i) an Owner or operator of any building or structure where
Fireworks are being sold; or (ii) a Temporary Vendor.
aa) "Vendor of Special Effect Pyrotechnics" means a Person who is licensed to acquire,
store, and sell special effect pyrotechnics in accordance with the Act and Regulations
bb) "Victoria Day" means the Monday preceding May 25.
Section 2 - General Provisions
2.1
No Person under the age of eighteen (18) years shall Discharge, or be permitted to Discharge,
Fireworks.
2.2
Subsection 2.1 does not apply to a child under the age of (18) years using a sparkler provided
the child is under the supervision of an adult at all times.
2.3
No Person shall Discharge Fireworks or Special Effect Pyrotechnics except in accordance with
this bylaw, the County of Brant Noise Bylaw, and other applicable laws, all as amended from
time to time.
2.4
Relief from certain provisions of this By-law may be granted for a film project carried
on in accordance with an approved and valid Film Permit or Film Location
Agreement issued under the County of Brant Film Policy.
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Section 3 - Family Fireworks
3.1
Unless Discharged in accordance with a permit issued pursuant to this bylaw, no Person shall,
Discharge Family Fireworks within the County except on the Permitted Days.
3.2
No Person shall store, handle or Discharge Family Fireworks in an unsafe manner, or in a
manner that creates a nuisance, taking into account the noise, danger from fire and explosion,
and risk of death, injury, and damage to property inherent in the storage, handling, or use of
Fireworks.
3.3
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks where fallout or debris lands on any Property of
which he or she is not the Owner, without first obtaining the prior written permission of the
Owner.
3.4
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks except on Property that is owned by the Person
who sets off the Family Fireworks, or with the Owner's prior written permission.
3.5
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks into, inside of, or on any building, accessory
building, structure, or motor vehicle.
3.6
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks except in accordance with the manufacturer's
safety instructions for each individual ordinance.
3.7
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks without a readily available and suitable means for
immediate extinguishment.
3.8
No Person shall Discharge Family Fireworks in any location to which a Municipal or Provincial
Fire Ban is in effect.
3.9
No Person shall set off, discharge, or cause to be set off or discharged, prohibited fireworks
within the County at any time.
3.10
Subsection 3.9 does not apply to the discharging of firecrackers in the County provided it is in
accordance with the appropriate federal approvals and in compliance with this bylaw.
Section 4 Permits to Discharge - Family Fireworks and Display Fireworks
4.1
No Person shall Discharge:
a) Family Fireworks beyond the Permitted Days; or
b) Display Fireworks except in accordance with a permit issued in accordance with:
i.
The applicable conditions set out in section 4 of this bylaw;
ii.
the conditions set out on the permit;
iii.
any requirements of the Chief Fire Official; and
iv.
all other applicable laws.
4.2
The Chief Fire Official may issue permits for Display Fireworks and Family Fireworks outside
of the Permitted Days, in accordance with the conditions of this section.
4.3
An applicant for Family Fireworks or Display Fireworks Permit must submit an application at
least thirty (30) calendar days prior to the event, in the form as required by the Chief Fire
Official, that includes:
a) The name of the Person to whom it is issued and, where the permittee is not an
individual, the name of an agent of the permittee;
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b) The address and telephone number of the Person and, where applicable any agent
thereof;
c) The place, date and alternate (rain) date upon which the Family Fireworks or Display
Fireworks is to be held; and
d) The name, address, phone number and registration number of the Fireworks
Supervisor under whose supervision the Display Fireworks shall be held;
e) Written permission from the Owner of the Property on which the Fireworks shall be
Discharged;
f) A property description and site plan drawing showing the location of any proposed
location where Fireworks are to be discharged.
g) In the case of a Family Fireworks application, submission of a valid certificate of
insurance naming the applicant as the named insured verifying proof of public liability
insurance in respect of the policy with limits not lower than ($2,000,000.00) two million
dollars per occurrence and naming the Corporation of the County of Brant as an
additional insured.
h) In the case of a Display Fireworks application, submission of a valid certificate of
insurance naming the applicant as the named insured verifying proof of public liability
insurance in respect of the policy with limits not lower than ($5,000,000.00) five million
dollars per occurrence and naming the Corporation of the County of Brant as an
additional insured.
i) Any and all deductibles applicable to the above-noted insurance policies shall be the
sole responsibility of the named insured, and the County shall bear no cost towards
such deductibles.
j) The applicant must provide a plan satisfactory to the Chief Fire Official which explains
the manner in which all unused Fireworks are to be disposed;
k) Payment of applicable fees as set out in the County of Brant Fees and Charges Bylaw.
4.4
No Person shall discharge any Fireworks on Property, including any public lane, street,
highway, sidewalk, boulevard, park, building or structure or other public place, owned or
operated by the County unless:
a) The Person has submitted a permit application in accordance with section 4.
b) The Person has deposited with the County a valid certificate of insurance naming the
applicant as the named insured verifying proof of public liability insurance in respect of
the policy with limits not lower than ($5,000,000.00) five million dollars per occurrence.
c) The insurance shall add 'The Corporation of the County of Brant' as additional insured.
This insurance shall be non-contributing with and be primary to any insurance available
to the County.
d) Any and all deductibles applicable to the above-noted insurance policies shall be the
sole responsibility of the named insured, and the County shall bear no cost towards
such deductibles.
e) The Person has provided all of the necessary information and documentation as
required by the Chief Fire Official.
4.5
The permit holder shall provide and maintain fully operational fire extinguishing equipment
ready for immediate use.
4.6
The permit holder for Display Fireworks shall at all times comply with the provisions of the Act,
the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997, S.O. 1997, c.4, and the Display Fireworks
Manual published by Natural Resources Canada or any successor publication.
4.7
A permit issued under this section may be revoked at any time by the Chief Fire Official in the
event of non-compliance with the provisions of this bylaw.
4.8
All permits are personal and are not transferable.
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4.9
Approved applications under this section shall be subject to public notification as determined
by the Chief Fire Official.
4.10 Every permit holder shall produce his or her permit upon being so directed by any Person
authorized to enforce this bylaw.
4.11 The Chief Fire Official or his/her designate may refuse any permit request at his/her discretion.
Section 5 - Permits to Discharge -Special Effect Pyrotechnics
5.1
No Person shall Discharge Special Effect Pyrotechnics except in accordance with a permit
issued accordance with:
a) The conditions set out in this section 5;
b) The conditions set out on the permit;
c) Any requirements of the Chief Fire Official; and
d) All other applicable laws.
5.2
The Chief Fire Official may issue permits for Special Effect Pyrotechnics, in accordance with
the conditions of this section.
5.3
An applicant for a Special Effect Pyrotechnics Permit must submit an application at least thirty
(30) calendar days prior to the event, in the form as required by the Chief Fire Official, that
includes:
a) The name of the Person to whom is issued and, where the permittee is not an
individual, the name of an agent of the permittee;
b) The address and telephone number of the Person and, where applicable any agent
thereof;
c) The place, date and alternate (rain) date upon which the Special Effect Pyrotechnics
event is to be held; and
d) The applicant must provide written permission from the Owner of the Property on which
the Special Effect Pyrotechnics shall be Discharged.
e) Payment of applicable fees as set out in the County of Brant Fees and Charges Bylaw.
f) A description of the event including,
i.
A site plan of the facility and room capacity, the stage, and the Special Effect
Pyrotechnics storage area;
ii.
a list of all the Special Effect Pyrotechnics to be employed;
iii.
the location of all the Special Effect Pyrotechnics; and
iv.
the height, range of effect, fallout, and duration of the display of Special Effect
Pyrotechnics.
g) Proof that the applicant is a certified Pyrotechnician;
h) A certificate of insurance verifying that the applicant has, at a minimum, coverage in
accordance with the following:
i.
Commercial General Liability Insurance issued on an occurrence basis for an
amount of not less than ($5,000,000) five million dollars per occurrence. Annual
aggregate for any negligent acts or omissions by the Vendor / supplier /
applicant relating to their obligations under Fireworks Bylaw. Such insurance
shall include, but is not limited to bodily injury and Property damage including
loss of use; personal injury; contractual liability; premises, Property &
operations; non-owned automobile; broad form Property damage; Owners &
Contractors protective; occurrence Property damage; products; broad form
completed operations; employees and volunteers as additional Insured(s);
contingent employers liability; tenants legal liability; cross liability and
severability of interest clause. Such insurance shall not contain an exclusion for
Discharging Fireworks.
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ii.
The insurance shall add 'The Corporation of the County of Brant' as additional
insured. This insurance shall be non-contributing with and be primary to any
insurance available to the County.
iii.
Automobile liability insurance with respect to owned or leased vehicles used
directly or indirectly in the performance of the services covering liability for
bodily injury, death, and damage to Property with a limit of not less than
$2,000,000 inclusive for each and every loss.
iv.
Any and all deductibles applicable to the above-noted insurance policies shall
be the sole responsibility of the Named Insured, and the County shall bear no
cost towards such deductibles.
i) Such other information as required by the Chief Fire Official.
5.4
The Chief Fire Official or his/her designate may refuse any permit request at his/her discretion.
5.5
The following conditions apply to all Special Effect Pyrotechnics permits:
a) the permit is valid only for the display at the place and on the date or dates set forth in
the permit; or as approved by the Chief Fire Official or his/her designate;
b) the permit holder shall supervise the display of Special Effect Pyrotechnics;
c) the permit holder shall Discharge the Special Effect Pyrotechnics only in the manner as
set out in the permit;
d) the permit holder shall provide and maintain a fully operational fire extinguishing
equipment ready for immediate use; and
e) the permit holder shall comply at all times with the requirements of the Act, the Fire
Protection and Prevention Act 1997, S.O. 1997, c.4 as amended, and the Special
Effect Pyrotechnics Manual published by Natural Resources Canada or any successor
publication.
5.6
The permit holder shall ensure that all unused Special Effect Pyrotechnics and all debris are
removed and safely disposed.
5.7
Every permit holder shall produce his or her permit upon being so directed by any Person
authorized to enforce this bylaw.
5.8
Every Person discharges Special Effect Pyrotechnics shall take all steps reasonably
necessary, as would a reasonable and prudent Person, to ensure that no harm to Persons,
animals or damage to Property shall result from the discharging of or use of Special Effect
Pyrotechnics.
5.9
A permit issued under this section may be revoked at any time by the Chief Fire Official in the
event of non-compliance with the provisions of this bylaw.
5.10 All permits are personal and are not transferable.
5.11 Approved applications under this section shall be subject to public notification as determined
by the Chief Fire Official
Section 6 - Vendors
6.1
No Person shall display, sell, or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale, any
Prohibited Fireworks.
6.2
No Person shall sell or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale, Fireworks except in
accordance with this bylaw, the Act, and any other and all associated laws.
6.3
Every Vendor shall post, and keep posted, a copy of this bylaw in a conspicuous place upon
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any premises, trailer, roadside stand, vehicle and any other building, structure or conveyance
from which Fireworks are sold, or offered for sale.
6.4
No Person shall sell or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale, of any Fireworks to
anyone under the age of eighteen (18) years.
6.5
No Person shall display, sell, or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale of any
Fireworks at any time except on the Permitted Days and six (6) calendar days preceding these
holidays, provided that nothing in this bylaw shall prevent the sale of Fireworks or Special
Effects Pyrotechnics to the holder of a permit for the purpose of a Fireworks Display or Special
Effects Pyrotechnics display in accordance with this bylaw and the Act.
6.6
Nothing in this bylaw shall restrict the sale of Christmas Crackers, sparklers, or caps for toy
guns.
6.7
Every Vendor shall post, and keep posted, a visible No Smoking Sign, in a conspicuous place,
at every entranceway, exit, and doorway of the building, structure, trailer, roadside stand,
vehicle or other conveyance where Fireworks or are being displayed, sold, or offered for sale.
6.8
Every Vendor must ensure that there is no smoking within fifteen (15) metres of any building,
structure, trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other conveyance where Fireworks are being sold.
6.9
Every Seller shall provide a County issued "Fireworks Fact Sheet" to all customers.
6.10 Every Vendor shall provide at least one functional 3A 40BC rated fire extinguisher to every
room or location where Fireworks are displayed, sold, or offered. Every Vendor shall ensure
that such extinguisher is accessible at all times.
6.11 The Vendor shall take all necessary and reasonable steps to ensure that all Persons are
immediately evacuated from the area, where any fire may spread to the Fireworks.
6.12 Every Vendor shall post and keep posted in all rooms or locations where Fireworks or are
displayed, sold, or offered, a sign indicating "IN CASE OF FIRE, THE FIRE EMERGENCY
NUMBER IS 911", accompanied with all necessary information pertaining to the address or
location of the premises, building, structure, trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other
conveyance.
Section 7 - Temporary Vendors
7.1
No Temporary Vendor shall display, sell, or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale,
of Fireworks from a stationary trailer, roadside stand, or from any vehicle or other conveyance
whatsoever except in accordance with section 6 and this section.
7.2
Every Temporary Vendor shall obtain a peddler's license from the County.
7.3
Every Temporary Vendor shall obtain and file with the County written permission of the Owner
of the Property on which the trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other conveyance will be
parked.
7.4
Every Temporary Vendor shall provide to the County, a site plan showing the location of the
trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other conveyance, indicating the distance from public roads,
buildings on the Property and parking, which is satisfactory to the County.
7.5
Every Temporary Vendor shall ensure that the trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other
conveyance is located a safe distance from parking areas, public roads, and railways as well
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as occupied buildings and dwellings which distance shall be at least the following:
a) twenty (20) metres to public roads and parking;
b) forty (40) metres to occupied buildings, dwellings, and gas stations.
7.6
Every Temporary Vendor shall use pylons or fencing to establish a perimeter around the
trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other conveyance.
7.7
No Temporary Vendor shall have more than one thousand (1,000) kilograms of Family
Fireworks.
7.8
Every Temporary Vendor shall ensure that any trailer, roadside stand, vehicle, or other
conveyance containing Fireworks Temporary Vendor is secured if it is left on a site overnight.
7.9
No Temporary Vendor shall sell, offer for sale or store, Display Fireworks or Special Effects
Pyrotechnics.
Section 8 - Vendors of Special Effect Pyrotechnics
8.1
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics must comply with the requirements of
the Act and the Regulations.
8.2
No Person shall sell or offer for sale, or permit the sale or offering for sale, Special
Effects Pyrotechnics or except in accordance with this bylaw, the Act, and any other
and all associated laws.
8.3
A Vendor of Special Effect Pyrotechnics may not display Special Effect Pyrotechnics
for sale.
8.4
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics shall post, and keep posted, a visible
No Smoking Sign, in a conspicuous place, at every entranceway, exit, and doorway of
the building or structure where Special Effect Pyrotechnics are sold or offered for
sale.
8.5
The Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics shall take all necessary and reasonable
steps to ensure that all Persons are immediately evacuated from the area, where any
fire may spread to the Special Event Pyrotechnics.
8.6
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics and shall post and keep posted a sign
indicating "IN CASE OF FIRE, THE FIRE EMERGENCY NUMBER IS 911",
accompanied with all necessary information pertaining to the address or location of
the premises, building or structure.
8.7
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics shall post, and keep posted, a copy of
this bylaw in a conspicuous place upon any premises, building, structure or which
Special Effects Pyrotechnics are sold or offered for sale.
8.8
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics must ensure that there is no smoking
within fifteen (15) metres of any building or structure where Special Effects
Pyrotechnics are being stored, sold, or offered for sale.
8.9
Every Vendor of Special Effects Pyrotechnics shall provide at least one functional 3A
40BC rated fire extinguisher to every room or location where Special Effect
Pyrotechnics are stored, sold, or offered for sale. Every Vendor of Special Effects
Pyrotechnics shall ensure that such extinguishers are accessible at all times.
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Section 9 - Offences
9.1
No Person shall fail to comply with any provision of this bylaw.
9.2
No Person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any other Person who is
exercising a power or performing a duty under this bylaw.
Section 10 - Enforcement
10.1
Municipal Law Enforcement Officers, Police Officers and the Chief Fire Official are authorized
to enforce the provisions of this bylaw.
Section 11 - Penalty
11.1
Every Person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and is liable
upon conviction to a fine, and such other penalties, as provided for in the Provincial Offences
Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.33, as amended, and the Municipal Act, 2001.
11.2
Every Person who is convicted of an offence under this bylaw is liable to a fine:
a) upon a first conviction to a maximum fine of $5,000.00;
b) upon a subsequent conviction to a maximum fine of $10,000.00.
Section 12 - Severability
12.1
If any section, subsection or part or parts thereof be declared by any court of law to be illegal
or ultra vires, such part or parts shall be declared to be separate and independent and enacted
as such.
Section 13 - Repeals
13.1
That Bylaw 222-02, and any amendments thereto are repealed upon the Effective Date of this
bylaw.
Section 14 - Effective Date
That this Bylaw comes into force and effect on April 1, 2023.
READ a first and second time, this 28th day of February, 2023.
READ a third time and finally passed in Council, this 28th day of February, 2023
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
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David Bailey, Mayor
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Alysha Dyjach, Clerk