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BY-LAW NUMBER 124-24
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THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
To govern Solid Waste in the County of Brant
WHEREAS Section 10(1) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 authorizes
Council to enact a by-law respecting any service that the municipality considers necessary or
desirable for the public;
AND WHEREAS Section 425 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c.25 provides that a
municipality may pass by-laws providing that any person, or any director or officer of a
corporation who knowingly concurs in the contravention of a by-law, is guilty of an offence;
AND WHEREAS Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 authorizes
Council to by by-law direct that, in default of a person doing that which he is directed or required
to do by by-law, such matter or thing be done at the person's expense and may recover that
cost by adding the total to the tax roll and collecting in the same manner as taxes;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant is desirous of
enacting such a by-law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF
BRANT HEREBY ENACTS as follows:
1.
DEFINITIONS
a)
"Animal waste" means excrement from any animal and also includes any material used
for the collection of excrement from animals and all material contaminated with the
excrement.
b)
"Ashes" means the solid residue of any fuel after such fuel has been consumed by fire
but does not include soot.
c)
"Appliance waste" means those items categorized as appliance waste in Schedule A,
of this By-law.
d)
"Collectible waste" means waste for which the County provides collection that is
categorized as collectible waste in Schedule A of this By-law and other waste that is
designated by the Designated County Official as collectible waste.
e)
"Collection" means the removal and disposal of waste by the County.
f)
"Collection Point" means a place on the highway fronting a property, as close as
possible to the edge of the roadway; or that part of a property that has been designated,
by written notice, by the Designated County Official as the collection point for that
property, that can safely be accessed by the Contractor.
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g)
"Compostable material" means food waste as categorized in Schedule A, of this By- law.
h)
"Compost Container" means a container, as defined in Schedule B in this By-law, for the
setting out of compostable material.
i)
"Contractor" means any person or corporation which has entered into a contract with the
County for the collection of waste on behalf of the County.
j)
"Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant.
k)
"County" means the Corporation of the County of Brant.
l)
"Designated County Official" means the General Manager of Operations for the
Corporation of the County or person(s) designated by them.
m)
"Dwelling unit" means dwelling unit as defined in the County Zoning By-law as amended
or and successor thereto.
n)
"Eligible property" means any of the following:
i)
A residential property that includes a maximum of 3 dwelling units in a detached,
semi-detached, or connected form, and where the property has frontage that
provides vehicular access to a public street;
ii)
A multi-residential property which includes more than 3 dwelling units, whereby
all units are located on 1 property, where the property has frontage that
provides vehicular access to a public street, and where it has been deemed to
be an eligible property by the Designated County Official in accordance with
the Technical Guidelines for Waste Collection for Multi-Residential Properties;
iii)
Condominium Developments which are deemed to be an eligible property by the
Designated County Official in accordance with the Technical Guidelines for Waste
Collection for Condominium Developments;
iv)
Commercial and Not for Profit Institutional properties that are located on existing
residential solid waste collection routes; and
v)
Any other property or class of property deemed to be an eligible property by notice
or by public announcement, made by the Designated County Official.
o)
"Food waste" means those items categorized as food waste in Schedule A, of this By-
law.
p)
"Furniture Waste" shall mean those items categorized as 'Furniture Waste" in Schedule
A, of this By-law.
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q)
"Hazardous waste" includes:
i)
Explosive waste, including, but not limited to, wastes that may also produce
deadly fumes or vapours when exposed to air or mixed with other materials,
and wastes such as aerosol cans (full or partially full) and propane cylinders
and tanks;
ii)
Flammable waste, including, but not limited to, gasoline, motor oil, barbecue
starter fluid, varsol, paint thinner and other solvent, and finger-nail polish and
remover;
iii)
Toxic waste including, but not limited to, wastes that are poisonous or lethal if
swallowed or inhaled, paint (including full or partially full cans), pesticides, motor
oil, over the counter and prescription medicine and household and other cleaners;
iv)
Corrosive waste including, but not limited to, batteries (household and
automotive), drain opener, oven cleaner, acid, and photographic solution;
v)
Bio-medical waste including, but not limited to hypodermic needles, syringes,
sharps and medical dressings; and
vi)
The following as defined in R.R.O. 1990, Ontario Regulation 347/12, as amended
pursuant to the
Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990:
a) hazardous industrial waste,
b) acute hazardous waste chemical,
c) hazardous waste chemical,
d) severely toxic waste,
e) ignitable waste,
f) corrosive waste,
g) reactive waste,
h) radioactive waste, except radioisotope wastes disposed of in a landfilling site
in accordance with the written instructions of the Canadian Nuclear Safety
Commission or the Atomic Energy Control Board,
i) pathological waste as defined in R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 347, as amended passed
pursuant to the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990,
j) leachate toxic waste, or
k) PCB waste as defined in Regulation 362 of the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990.
r)
"Highway" means highway as defined in the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001. c. 25 as
amended.
s)
"Industrial, commercial or institutional waste" means waste originating from a use that
would require employment, commercial or institutional zoning pursuant to the County
Zoning.
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t)
"Ineligible property" means any property within the County that is not defined as an
eligible property or any property that is deemed by notice or public announcement by
the Designated County Official as an ineligible property.
u)
"Landfill Site" means the waste disposal site(s) within the County, which have been
approved by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change pursuant to an
Environmental Compliance Approval.
v)
"Leaf/yard waste container" means a container as set out in Schedule B, in this By- law,
for the setting out of leaf and yard waste.
w)
"Non-collectible waste" means the items categorized as "non-collectible waste" in
Schedule A of this By-law and includes any waste item deemed by notice or public
announcement, by the Designated County Official to be unsuitable for collection by
virtue of its size, shape, potential harmful effect on the area in which it is set out for
collection.
x)
"Occupier" means an occupier as defined in the Occupiers' Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990,
c.0.2, and includes:
i)
a person who is in physical possession of a premises;
ii)
a person who has responsibility for and control over the condition of premises or
the activities there carried on, or control over persons allowed to enter the
premises, despite the fact that there is more than one occupier of the same
premises;
iii)
any person who is an owner or an occupier of the property adjacent to the
collection point or the point where the waste has been set out.
y)
"Officer" means a person appointed by a By-law of the County as a Municipal Law
Enforcement Officer.
z)
"Owner" means the person whose name appears as the registered owner of the property
according to Registry office records.
aa) "Person" means an individual, association, firm, partnership, corporation, trust,
organization, trustee, or agent, and the heirs, executors, or legal representatives of a
person to whom the context can apply according to law and includes the owner and the
occupier of the property adjacent to the collection point or the point where the waste has
been set out.
aa)
"Prohibited waste" means items as categorized as such in Schedule A, in this By-law.
bb)
cc) "Recyclable materials" means materials categorized as recyclable material in
Schedule A of this By-law.
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cc) "Scavenge" means to search through and/or remove materials set out for collection;
dd) "Scheduled collection day" means the day of the week that collection is scheduled to occur
for an eligible property as determined by Designated County Official or by Council.
ee) "Set out" means placing or permitting the placement of waste and includes the placing or
permitting the placement of waste for collection and the placing or permitting the
placement of waste at a collection point.
ff) "Sharps" means medical or veterinary equipment intended to be sharp for the purpose of
cutting or piercing, and includes medical needles and syringes.
gg)
"Sticker" means a label or notice approved by the Designated County Official for the
purpose of identifying improper waste containers or waste materials or improperly
prepared waste materials for collection.
hh) "Waste" means all material classifications listed in Schedule A that are disposed of in a
system of waste management .
ii) "Waste collection vehicle" means any vehicle used by the County or its contractor for the
collection of collectible waste material.
jj) "Waste container" means a container as defined in Schedule B to this By-law ,for the setting
out of collectible waste material.
kk) "Waste Disposal Site" means (pursuant to the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O.
1990, c.E.19 as amended):
i)
any land upon, into, in or through which, or building or structure in which, waste
is deposited, disposed of, handled, stored, transferred, treated or processed; and
ii)
any operation carried out or machinery or equipment used in connection with the
depositing, disposal, handling, storage, transfer, treatment or processing referred
to in clause (i).
ll) "Waste materials" means materials categorized as waste materials in Schedule A of this
Bylaw.
mm) "Yard waste" means as defined in, but not limited to those materials categorized as "yard
waste in Schedule A to this By-law.
2.
Application and Interpretation of this By-Law
a)
The provisions of this By-law shall apply to all lands within the boundaries of the
County.
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b)
In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this By-law and the provisions of
any other statute or By-law, the provisions that establish the higher standard will prevail.
c)
The insertion of headings and the division of this By-law into sections and subsections
are for convenience of reference only and shall not affect the interpretation thereof.
d)
Words importing the singular number or the masculine gender include more persons,
parties or things of the same kind than one, and females as well as males and the
converse. A word interpreted in the singular number has a corresponding meaning when
used in the plural.
3.
County Waste Collection Services
a)
The County shall not provide for the collection of any non-collectible waste.
b)
The County shall not provide for collection of collectible waste on ineligible properties
within the County.
c)
The County shall provide for the collection of collectible waste from eligible properties at
designated collection points, within the prescribed areas, within the County, provided
the collectible waste materials are set out in accordance with the requirements of this
By-law.
d)
Waste must be visually distinguishable to the waste collection contractor from any other
class of collectible waste that has been set out.
e)
Where a yard waste collection program is in effect, defined in this bylaw, eligible
properties only in Urban Areas indicated on Schedule 'C' will receive collection.
f)
Where an Appliance waste and Furniture waste collection program is in effect, defined
in this bylaw, only single residential properties/units are eligible who receive curbside
collection at the frontage of their property/unit.
g)
The County shall not collect any collectible waste that is not set out at the collection
point prior to 7:00 a.m. on the day of collection or that is not set out as prescribed by this
By-law.
h)
The County shall designate the days of collection, which may be altered from time to
time. Public notification of any change in the days of collection shall be advertised by
the County prior to the effective date of said change.
i)
The provision, maintenance and replacement of reusable waste containers are the sole
responsibility of the occupier or owner of the eligible property.
j)
The classes of waste that are collectible waste are as set out in Schedule A to this By-
law. The Designated County Official may by public announcement, designate certain
non-collectible waste as collectible waste for a specified period of time, for any class or
for certain classes of property within the County or for prescribed areas of the County.
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k)
The County shall not provide for the collection of collectible waste from eligible
properties where the collection point is located on a private or un-assumed road unless
there is clear, un-obstructed access to such road, sufficient, un-obstructed turn- around
space so the waste collection vehicles do not have to back up, and adequate,
unobstructed access to a highway, all of which shall be determined by the Designated
County Official.
l)
The County may delay collection of collectible waste due to environmental conditions,
construction projects, or other health and safety related issues, and shall attempt to
notify affected property Owners of such changes.
m)
Properly prepared and separated collectible waste set out at a collection point within the
times designated by this By-law shall become the property of the County.
4.
Regulations and Prohibitions Regarding Collection of Waste
a)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out waste adjacent to an ineligible
property.
b)
No person shall set, cause or permit the setting out of any non-collectible waste.
c)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to clean up waste that has been set out and has
blown away or otherwise escaped in any manner.
d)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to re-secure any waste that has been set out and
become unsecured.
e)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of waste at a location other than
the prescribed collection point.
f)
No person shall set out , cause or permit the setting out of waste;
(i) earlier than 6:00 p.m. on the day before the schedule collection day except within a
Business Improvement Area;
(ii) earlier than 5:00 p.m. on the day before the scheduled collection day within a
Business Improvement Area;
g)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to remove by 8:00 p.m. on the scheduled
collection day, any container or waste, that has been set out, and that was not collected
for any reason, unless a Designated County Official directs otherwise by public notice.
h)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of any waste which may cause
injury.
i)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of waste which is not contained
within a waste container.
j)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of waste containers which are:
i)
not in compliance with Schedule B requirements, or
ii)
not maintained in a condition which is safe and efficient for collection; or
iii)
not bound, if necessary, to prevent spillage or breakage during collection; or
iv)
not sealed, if necessary, to prevent the attraction of animals or insects, and the
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release of odours.
k)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of waste in a container which is:
i)
harboring rats or other vermin; or
ii)
packed in such a manner that waste falls out or protrudes from it; or
iii)
impedes the complete emptying due to materials that are frozen in the bottom.
l)
No person shall set out , cause or permit the setting out of waste in a container that
together with its contents weighs in excess of 20 kilograms.
m)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of a waste material container
that contains material other than collectible waste - waste materials.
n)
No person shall set, cause or permit the setting out of out a leaf/yard waste container
that contains materials other than
yard waste that is designated as collectible waste.
o)
When a Christmas tree collection program is in effect, no person shall set out, cause or
permit the setting out of a Christmas tree with wrapping, bagging, decorations or lights.
p)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of yard waste, excluding brush,
that is not packaged in a
leaf/yard waste container
q)
When brush is set out, cause or permit the setting out of, for the yard waste collection
program in effect, no person shall
set out brush:
i)
that is not bundled or that is packaged in a bundle exceeding a size of 1.2 metres
long by 0.6 metres diameter or where the weight of the bundle exceeds 20
kilograms;
ii)
where any individual piece of material exceeds 7.5 centimeters in diameter
r)
Where a compostable material collection program is in effect, no person shall set out ,
cause or permit the setting out of compostable material unless packaged in a compost
container.
s)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of a compost container that
contains material other than compostable material that is designated as collectible waste.
t)
Where an appliance and furniture waste collection program is in effect no person shall;
i) set out, cause or permit the setting out of a refrigerator or freezer unless the doors
have been removed or secured in such a fashion that they cannot be opened;
ii) set out, cause or permit the setting out of more than 5 items per collection
iii) set out the material more than 3 days before the scheduled collection
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u)
Where a waste collection program is in effect, no person shall set out, cause or permit
the setting out of collectible waste materials unless:
i)
packaged in a waste material container
ii)
with the relevant bag tag, tab or tie affixed, if required by the County.
v)
No person shall set out, cause or permit the setting out of more than four (4) waste
material containers per eligible property and two (2) additional waste material containers
for each approved Additional Residential Unit (ARU), except for properties which have
an alternative container limit approved for collection by the Designated County Official
which includes the BIA areas of Paris, St. George and Burford, as shown in Schedule D
and approval through the Technical Guidelines for Waste Collection for Multi-Residential
Properties and Condominium Developments
w)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to remove from a collection point, waste to which
a sticker has been affixed.
x)
No person, unless authorized by the County, shall pick over, Scavenge, interfere with,
disturb, remove, or scatter any collectible waste whether in a waste container or
otherwise set out for collection.
y)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to remove any Non-collectible waste set out at a
collection point or any collectible waste that has been improperly set out or rendered
improperly set out by animals or the environment or by any other cause.
z)
The owner of property adjacent to a collection point shall remove any waste from the
collection point that is in contravention of any provision of this bylaw.
aa)
No Owner shall cause or permit to fail to ensure that all Occupiers comply with the
County's collection service requirements.
bb)
In Urban Areas, during times of snow accumulation, every waste container shall be left
for collection on the driveway of the property, adjacent to the plowed portion of the
roadway, in an area where the snowbank is cleared to ground level at the curb, or at
such other location as may be designated in writing or by public advertisement by the
County.
cc)
In Rural Areas, during times of snow accumulation, every waste container shall be left
for collection on the plowed shoulder on the designated roadside, or at such other
location as may be designated in writing or by public advertisement by the County.
5.
Regulations Regarding Disposal of Waste
a)
Fees
i)
Fees, as established under the County Fees and Charges By-law, will be
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assessed for waste collected and deposited at the landfill site.
ii)
Any loads requiring special handling may be subject to additional fees as
specified in the County Fees and Charges By-law,
iii)
All fees must be paid (by a payment method acceptable to the County) the same
day that the waste is deposited, and the fees must be paid at the scale house at
the landfill site prior to exiting, (except if an account has been established with
County approval).
iv)
No person shall deposit waste at the landfill site without paying the applicable
fee, unless the fee is waived by the Designated County Official.
b)
No person shall haul, convey or transport through or upon any highway, within the
boundaries of the County, any waste, except in properly covered containers or
vehicles totally enclosed or covered with canvas or tarpaulins, so fastened down
around the edges as to prevent any of the contents falling upon the highway.
c)
Landfill Acceptance
i)
No person shall cause or permit the deposit of waste at the landfill site that is
not accepted at the landfill site as set out in Schedule A of this By-law.
ii)
No person shall cause or permit the deposit of waste at the landfill site that has
been generated at a location outside of the County.
iii)
No person shall cause or permit the deposit of any waste that is refused for
acceptance at the landfill.
iv)
Any person that causes or permits the deposits waste at the landfill site that is
not acceptable will be required to remove the waste at their own expense.
v)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to remove any waste from the landfill site
when required to do so by the Designated County Official.
vi)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to sort any waste deposited at the landfill
site in accordance with the requirements as established by the Designated
County Official.
vii)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to stop at the scales at the landfill site to
be weighed in and out.
viii)
No person shall cause or permit to fail to follow the direction provided by an
authorized landfill site
attendant.
6.
Administration
a)
The Designated County Official shall be responsible for the administration of this By-
law.
b)
The Designated County Official has authority to:
i)
administer the By-law and assign responsibility to any employee or agent of the
County;
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ii)
designate additional properties or class of properties as eligible property or
upon providing notice, deem certain properties ineligible property;
iii)
establish collection schedules to specify the time, date and frequency of
collection services in the specified areas that receive collection services;
iv)
upon providing public notice, amend the classification of specific items as
collectible waste or non-collectible waste;
v)
upon providing public notice, add or delete materials;
vi)
designate collection points for specific properties;
vii)
make decisions with respect to collection upon determination regarding whether
a building, location or property is safe for entry by any employees of the County
or its contractor having regard to the physical condition and layout, loading
facilities, or method of handling collectible waste at the location, the building or
property;
viii)
impose limits regarding the frequency or quantity of collection services;
ix)
upon providing public notice, designate additional containers as suitable waste
containers;
x)
establish requirements regarding the methods for the collection and disposal of
waste;
xi)
determine the method for providing notice regarding changes to collection
schedules or services;
xii)
require that the owner of a multiple unit residential building distribute information
relating to the services to all individual dwelling units within the property;
xiii)
determine any other matter necessary for the administration of this By-law and
the collection and disposal of waste.
c)
The County may:
i)
retain a contractor to fulfill any of the requirements of this By-law, however if due
to breakdown of the equipment, strike, inclement weather, or any other cause the
collection of waste cannot be made, the County shall not be liable to any person
from whom the collection of waste should have been made, for damages due to
failure of such collection of waste;
ii)
change a scheduled collection day, and any person affected shall be advised of
the change by a notice in the local newspapers to be published prior to the change
or by a method approved by the Designated County Official;
iii)
Initiate pilot test programs for possible collection changes during which time the
status of collection of specific items may be temporarily changed.
7.
Responsibility for Enforcement
a)
Municipal Law Enforcement Officers appointed by the County are authorized to enforce
the provisions of this By-law.
b)
Power of Entry re Inspection
Pursuant to section 435 and 436 of the Municipal Act, 2001 any County employee, officer
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or agent of the County or a member of the police force of the County, may without notice,
and upon producing proper identification upon request, enter on land at any reasonable
time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection, to determine whether this By-law, a
direction or order of the County made under this by-law, a condition of a permit issued
under this By-law , or an order made under section 431 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is
being complied with. The person exercising the power may be accompanied by a person
under his or her direction.
c)
Inspection Powers
Any employee, officer or agent of the County or a member of the police force of the
County, carrying out an inspection pursuant to section 7 a) of this By-law may:
i)
require the production for inspection of documents or things relevant to the
inspection;
ii)
inspect and remove documents or things relevant to the inspection for the
purpose of making copies or extracts;
iii)
require information from any person concerning a matter related to the inspection;
and
iv)
alone or in conjunction with a person possessing special or expert knowledge,
make examinations or take tests, samples or photographs necessary for the
purposes of the inspection.
d)
Samples
i)
A sample taken under subsection 7 b) iv) shall be divided into two parts, and one
part shall be delivered to the person from whom the sample is taken, if the person
so requests at the time the sample is taken and provides the necessary facilities.
ii)
If a sample is taken under subsection 7 b) iv) and the sample has not been divided
into two parts, a copy of any report on the sample shall be given to the person
from whom the sample was taken.
iii)
A receipt shall be provided for any document or thing removed under subsection
7 b) ii) and the document or thing shall be promptly returned after the copies or
extracts are made.
iv)
Copies of or extracts from documents and things removed under this section and
certified as being true copies of or extracts from the originals by the person who
made them are admissible in evidence to the same extent as, and have the same
evidentiary value as, the originals.
e)
Power of Entry - Pursuant to an Order
Where an employee, officer or agent of the County or a member of the police force of
the County, has made a reasonable attempt to obtain the owner or occupier's consent
to conduct an inspection and has been unable to exercise the powers of inspection
under the authority of section 7 a) or 7 b), the County may, pursuant to section 438 of
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the Municipal Act, 2001 obtain an order authorizing the County to enter on land for the
purpose of carrying out an inspection.
f)
Power of Entry - Dwelling Unit
Despite section 7 a), a person exercising a power of entry on behalf of the County under
this By-law shall not enter or remain in any room or place actually being used as a
dwelling unit unless:
i)
the consent of the owner or occupier is obtained, having first been informed that
the right of entry may be refused and, if refused, may only be made under the
authority of an order issued under section 438, a warrant issued under section
439 or a warrant under section 386.3;
ii)
an order issued under section 438 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is obtained;
iii)
a warrant issued under section 439 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is obtained;
iv)
a warrant issued under section 386.3 of the Municipal Act, 2001 is obtained;
v)
the delay necessary to obtain an order under section 438, to obtain a warrant
under section 439 or to obtain the consent of the owner or occupier would result
in an immediate danger to the health or safety of any person.
g)
Order to Discontinue
Pursuant to section 444 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the County is satisfied that a
contravention of this By-law has occurred, the County may make an order requiring the
person who contravened the by-law or who caused or permitted the contravention or the
owner or occupier of the land on which the contravention occurred to discontinue the
contravening activity.
The order shall set out,
i)
reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the contravention
and the location of the land on which the contravention occurred; and
ii)
the date by which there must be compliance with the order.
h)
Offence - Contravene Order to discontinue
No person shall contravene an order to discontinue, issued pursuant to section 7 f).
i)
Work order
Pursuant to section 445 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the County is satisfied that a
contravention of a by-law of the County passed under this or any other Act has occurred,
the County may make an order requiring the person who contravened the by-law or who
caused or permitted the contravention or the owner or occupier of the land on which the
contravention occurred to do work to correct the contravention.
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An order may require work to be done even though the facts which constitute the
contravention of the by-law were present before the by-law making them a contravention
came into force.
The order shall set out,
i)
reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the contravention
and the location of the land on which the contravention occurred; and
ii)
the work to be done and the date by which the work must be done.
j)
Offence - Contravene Work Order
No person shall contravene a work order issued pursuant to section 7 h).
k)
Remedial action
Pursuant to section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, where the County has the authority
under this By-law or under any Act to direct or require a person to do a matter or thing,
in default of it being done by the person directed or required to do it, the County may
enter upon land at any reasonable time, to perform the work at the person's expense
and may recover the costs from the person directed or required to do it, by action or by
adding the costs to the tax roll and collecting them in the same manner as property
taxes.
l)
Offence - Obstructing Officer or Inspector
No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any person who is
exercising a power or performing a duty under this By-law including by refusing to
identify themselves when requested to do so by a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
8.
Penalty
a)
Fine - for contravention - other than corporation
Subject to section 8 b), every person who contravenes any provision of this By-law and
every director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs in the contravention of
a by-law by the corporation is guilty of an offence and upon conviction is subject to a
fine of not more than $10,000 for a first conviction, and not more than
$25,000 for any subsequent conviction of this By-law.
b)
Fine - for contravention - corporation
Despite section 8 a), where a corporation is convicted of an offence under the provisions
of this By-law, the maximum fines that may be imposed on the corporation are $50,000
for a first conviction and $100,000 for second or subsequent conviction.
c)
Continuation - repetition contravention
Notwithstanding section 8 a), every person that contravenes any provision of this By-
By-law Number 124-24
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law and every director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs in the
contravention of this by-law by the corporation is guilty of an offence for every day or
part thereof upon which such offence occurs or continues, and upon conviction is liable,
to a fine of not more than $5,000 for each day that the offence continues. The total of all
of the daily fines may exceed $100,000.
d)
Continuation - repetition contravention - Corporation
Notwithstanding section 8 b), every corporation that contravenes any provision of this
By-law is guilty of an offence for every day or part thereof upon which such offence
occurs or continues and upon conviction is liable, to a fine of not more than $10,000 for
each day that the offence continues. The total of all of the daily fines may exceed
$100,000.
e)
Separate offence
Each breach of this By-law shall constitute a separate offence and each occurrence of
a contravention by a person of any provision of this By-law shall constitute a separate
offence.
f)
Withdrawal of service for breach of by-law
Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-law may not receive waste
collection services by the County or its contractor and may be required to dispose of
their collectible waste at their own cost.
g)
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.
9.
Severability
Where a court of competent jurisdiction declares any section or part of a section of this
By-law invalid, the remainder of this By-law shall continue in force unless the court
makes an order to the contrary.
10.
Rebuttable Presumption
An owner shall be presumed to have set out or caused or permitted the setting out of
waste which presumption may be rebutted by evidence to the contrary on a balance of
probabilities.
11.
Repeal - previous by-laws
That By-law Number 146-17 as amended, is repealed on the date this Bylaw comes
into force and takes effect.
12.
Effective
The provisions of this By-law shall come into force and take effect on the date of
January 1, 2024.
By-law Number 124-24
Page 16 of 15
13.
Short Title
This By-law may be referred to as the Solid Waste By-Law.
READ a first and second time, this 17th day of December 2024.
READ a third time and finally passed in Council, this 17th day of December 2024.
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT
David Bailey, Mayor
Sunayana Katikapalli, Clerk
1. Biological
b) Bio-medical waste
X
X
c) Carcasses
X
X
d) Pathological waste
X
X
e) Syringes and needles
X
X
f) Livestock Manure
X
X
2. Bulk
a) Bicycles
X
X
b) Carpet/Underpading, rolled
and bundled up to 1.2 m length
X
X
c) Carpet/underpad, greater
than 1.2 m length, or loose
X
X
d) Swimming pool filters (sand
removed), covers and pumps
X
X
e) Sinks, toilets and bathtubs
X
X
f) couch , chairs, tables, desk
X
X
g) Mattresses and bedsprings
X
X
j) Metal shower enclosures
x
X
j) lawn furniture (chairs,
umbrella, table)
X
X
g) Bed frame
X
X
a) Air conditioners
X
X
b) Dehumidifiers
X
X
c) Dishwashers
X
X
d) Hot water tanks
X
X
e) Refrigerators and freezers
X
X
f) Stoves, ovens and microwave
ovens
X
X
Not
Accepted
at Landfill
COLLECTIBLE WASTE
Accepted at
Landfill
Sorting
Required
a)Household Pet Animal
Waste>25% of waste container
by volumn or weight
Household Pet Animal
Waste<25% of waste container
by volumn or weight
Yard
Waste
(Urban
Area Only)
Appliances
Furniture
Waste
Materials
Material Classification
NON-COLLECTIBLE
Prohibited
X
X
X
X
Schedule A
By-law Number 124-24
g) Washers and dryers
X
X
h) Water Coolers
X
X
k) water softeners (salt
removed)
X
X
l) BBQ (no propane tank)
X
X
m)Swimming pool heaters
X
X
3. Metal
a) Pieces of metal
X
X
b) Metal food and beverage
containers
X
X
c) Steel barrels
X
X
e) Wire, wire mesh and fencing
X
X
f) Propane tanks and fuel
containers and cylinders
X
X
4. Yard Wastes
COLLECTIBLE WASTE
NON-COLLECTIBLE
Accepted at
Landfill
Sorting
Required
Not
Accepted
at Landfill
Material Classification
Waste
Materials
Furniture
Appliances
Yard
Waste
(Urban
Area Only)
Prohibited
X
X
d) Leaves, flowers, weeds,
trimmings from brushes or
shrubs, in an acceptable
container as specified by the
Designated County Official.
X
X
c) Brush, which is placed in an
acceptable container as
specified by the Designated
X
X
a) Brush, in maximum 600mm
diameter bundles with branches
less than 7.5cm in diameter and
less than 1.2 metres in length.
f) Grass clippings
X
X
5. Food Waste
6. Paper
a) Boxboard
X
X
b) Corrugated cardboard
X
X
c) Cardboard and paper
products
X
X
d) Drinking boxes
X
X
f) Fine paper
X
X
g) Hard cover books
X
X
h) Laundry detergent boxes
X
X
i) Juice, milk and ice cream
cartons
X
X
j) Tissues and paper towels
X
X
k) Magazines, catalogues and
telephone books
X
X
l) Newsprint
X
X
m)Paper drinking cups
X
X
n) Waxed paper, carbon paper
X
X
o) Construction paper, kraft
paper
X
X
p) Spiral Wound Cardboard
Cans
X
X
7. Plastics
a) sandwich, milk, bread and
shopping bags
X
X
b) blister packaging
X
X
c) Blister wrap, bubble
packaging, saran wrap
X
X
COLLECTIBLE WASTE
NON-COLLECTIBLE
Accepted at
Landfill
Sorting
Required
Not
Accepted
at Landfill
Material Classification
Waste
Materials
Furniture
Appliances
Yard
Waste
(Urban
Area Only)
Prohibited
X
X
a) Vegetable and meat scraps
and paper/cardboard Material
soiled with food waste
X
X
X
e) Envelopes, direct mail
advertising, paper egg cartons,
greeting cards, kraft paper and
X
e) Pumpkins, waste from fruit
trees, in an acceptable
container as specified by the
d) Bottle lids
X
X
e) Bottles and jugs, milk, juice,
detergent
X
X
f) Single use Plastic Plates,
Cups and Coffee Lids
X
X
g) Large mouth plastic tubs,
margarine tubs, yogurt
containers
X
X
h) Pill bottles
X
X
i) Beverage containers, soft
drink and water bottles
X
X
j) Stiff/crinkle type bags (potato
chips, department store)
X
X
k) Styrofoam food trays
X
X
l) Toys
X
X
m) Clam Shell Containers
X
X
n) Plastic Plant Pots and Trays
X
X
o) Single serve Plastic
Containers (ie. Yogurt
Containers)
X
X
p) Plastic paint containers
(empty and dry)
X
X
9. Wood
a) Wood boxes
X
X
b) Wood building materials
X
X
10. Additional Material
a) Ammunition
X
X
b) Batteries
X
X
c) Brick, rock, asphalt
X
X
d) Disposable diapers and
personal hygiene products
X
X
e) Earth and sod
X
X
f) Empty metal paint cans and
empty aerosol cans
X
X
g) Explosives
X
X
h) Fibreglass
X
X
i) House Plants and small
amounts of soil
X
X
j) Household sweepings
X
X
X
k) Glass bottles and jars
X
l) Glass plate and windows
X
X
COLLECTIBLE WASTE
NON-COLLECTIBLE
Accepted at
Landfill
Sorting
Required
Not
Accepted
at Landfill
Material Classification
Waste
Materials
Furniture
Appliances
Yard
Waste
(Urban
Area Only)
Prohibited
m) Hay and straw
X
X
n) Hazardous waste
X
X
o) Sawdust and shavings
X
X
p) Shingles
X
X
q) String and twine
X
X
X
r) Tires and rims
X
X
s) Ashes with live ambers
X
X
t) Ashes cold with no live
ambers
X
X
u) Drywall
X
X
v) Hot/Cold Beverage Cups
X
X
w) Renovation/Building
Materials
X
X
COLLECTIBLE WASTE
NON-COLLECTIBLE
Accepted at
Landfill
Sorting
Required
Not
Accepted
at Landfill
Material Classification
Waste
Materials
Furniture
Appliances
Yard
Waste
(Urban
Area Only)
Prohibited
Schedule B - By-law Number 124-24
Schedule B
Waste Container
"Leaf/yard waste container" includes a kraft paper bag, a rigid open-top reusable container
and such other container as may be approved by public notice, by the Designated County Official for
the storing and setting out of leaf and yard waste.
"Compost Container" means a container approved by the Designated County Official, by public
notice, for the storing and setting out of compostable material.
"Waste material container" includes a waterproof bag with a capacity of not more than 125 litres and
which is tied at the top, a rigid reusable container having handles and a watertight lid with a capacity
of not more than 125 litres or other type of container approved by the Designated County Official, by
public notice, for the storing and setting out of collectible waste.
The following are not considered to be a proper waste container:
i)
paint cans;
ii)
containers which are smaller at the top than at the bottom;
iii) containers having a lid which is attached to the container;
iv) cardboard boxes;
v) containers of a type which have not been approved by the Designated County Official;
vi) any container from which waste cannot be conveniently collected having regard to such
matters as safety of the contractor and efficiency of collection; or
vii) any container without handles, where it is intended that the container be emptied and
returned at the location.
HOWELL ROAD
MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD
PINEHURST ROAD
GLEN MORRIS ROAD EAST
BRANT-OXFORD ROAD
K
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WEST DUMFRIES ROAD
MCLEAN SCHOOL ROAD
POT
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DRIVE
BRANT-WATERLOO ROAD
MUIR
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NORT
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HARLEY ROAD
MUIR ROAD SOUTH
KING STREET
BEVE
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STREET
WES
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NORWICH ROAD
MARR
DRIVE
HIGH
WAY #54
BROOK
STREET
THIRTEENTH CONCESSION ROAD
SIMCOE STREET
HA
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BURG
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GRAND RIVER STREET
NORTH
EAST RIVER ROAD
INDIAN LINE ROAD
GL
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DRUMBO ROAD
MIDDLE TOWNLINE ROAD
SAWMILL ROAD
EIGHTH CONCESSION ROAD
INDUSTRIAL
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CHURCH
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CKPC ROAD
MCBAY ROAD
LAWRE
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GERMAN SCHOOL ROAD
TENTH CONCESSION ROAD
WILLOW
STREET
CLEAVER ROAD
VANESSA ROAD
OAKLAND ROAD
MAIN STREET
SOUTH
RIVER ROAD
FRONT
S
TREET
BURLINGTON
STREET
BURFORD-DELHI TOWNLINE ROAD
MCPHERSON SCHOOL
ROAD
WEST QUARTER TOWNLINE ROAD
H
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MIDDLE TOWNLINE
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MAPLE AV
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POWERLINE ROAD
ELEVENTH CONCESSION ROAD
FIFTH CONCESSION ROAD
BISHOPSGATE ROAD
HAGER
STREET
GREENS
ROAD
ANDREW
STREET
SILVER STREET
OA
K
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DRIVE
W
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L
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STREET
COLBORNE STREET WEST
ONTARIO
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THIRD CONCESSION ROAD
CLEAVER ROAD
O
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BOW ROAD
HIGHW
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JE
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R
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EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
H
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H
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SIXTH
CONCESSION ROAD
PAINTER ROAD
SUGAR MAPLE
ROAD
FINLAY
STREET
MEAD
O
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PE
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BERNICE
STREET
FAIRFIELD ROAD
WEST QUARTER TO
WNL
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D
DUNDAS
STREET EAST
REST ACRES ROAD
ELLIS AVENUE
TENTH CONCESSION ROAD
KING STREET NORTH
HIGHWAY #2
LOCKIE ROAD
MIDDLE
TOWNLINE ROA
D
BATEMAN LINE
WAR ROA
D
HAMMO
ND
ROA
D
MAPLE AVENUE SOUTH
HERON
HEIGHTS
BURTCH ROAD
POWERLINE ROAD
COCKSHUTT ROAD
SMITH
ROAD
KING STREET SOUT
H
THOMPSON ROAD
KING'S LANE
ROBINSON ROAD
GRIFFIN
GATE
ORTH
DRIVE
PLEASANT RIDGE ROAD
POWERLINE
ROAD
DOUGLAS
STREET
BIGGARS LANE
WESTIE
ROAD
O
XBOW
LANE
OLD SAW
M
ILL
ROAD
SIXTH CONCESSION ROAD
THIRD CONCESSION ROAD
HOLDI
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C
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OOL
R
OAD
SEVENTH CONCESSION ROAD
ST. GEORGE ROAD
MCKENZIE
LANE
LYNDEN ROA
D
ROBINSON ROAD
ALBERTON
ROAD
PARIS
ROAD
HIGHWAY #5
PEARSON
PLACE
BIG CREEK ROAD
NO. 6 SCHOOL ROAD
HU
T
C
HINGS
ROAD
BETHEL ROAD
SH
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L
L
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DEER
R
U
N COURT
RONALD
ROAD
LYONS
ROAD
WEST RIVER R
OAD
CORNWELL ROAD
DA
WSON
R
OAD
MOLSON ROAD
BRANT-WATERLOO ROAD
ROBINSON
LANE
HIGHWAY #5
WATT'S POND ROAD
GOVERNOR'S ROAD EAST
TYS
O
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S
W
A
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LOST MILE ROAD
NEWPORT ROAD
BRANT
SC
HOOL
RO
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RIVER
ROAD
ETONIA ROAD
VANSICKLE
ROAD
OLD
MILL
ROAD
ST. GEORGE ROAD
TWELFTH CONCESSION ROAD
SALT SPRINGS
CH
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H
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OAD
BRANCH
TON R
OAD
FAWCETT
ROAD
HILLTOP
LANE
SOUR SPRINGS ROAD
MULLIGAN ROAD
STAGE ROAD
GOVERNOR'S ROAD EAST
G
O
V
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ROAD
MCPHERSON SCHOOL ROAD
CAMPBELL
FARM ROAD
NITH ROAD
BAPTIST CHURCH ROAD
NINTH CONCESSION ROAD
PEAVINERY
ROAD
TA
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R
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FAI
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OAK PARK
ROAD
S
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KEG LANE
P
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PARIS PLAINS CHURCH ROAD
O
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PAULINE JOHNSON ROAD
PUTTOWN ROAD
BETHEL
CHURCH ROAD
PO
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ELLIOTT ROAD
JURY ROA
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W
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R
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NOR
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HATCHLEY ROAD
BARNES ROAD
JENKINS ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TO
WNLINE ROAD
HAGAN ROAD
MCDOUGALL ROAD
BURT ROAD
WEST QUARTER T
OW
NLINE ROAD
DEKEER
ROAD
BRANT COUNTY ROAD #22
MAPLE GROVE ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
KLOEPFER ROAD
M
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E H
ILL
ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
WIGHT ROAD
WEST QUARTER T
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NLINE ROAD
ARNOLD ROAD
HEND
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ROA
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BARTO
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ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
ROSWELL ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
WILLIAMS ROAD
CLEMENT ROAD
RANCH ROAD
MULLIGAN ROAD
JOHNSON
ROAD
FOURTH CONCESSION ROAD
NITH ROAD
AYR ROAD
CLARKE ROAD
OLD ONONDA
GA ROAD EAST
NITH ROAD
HAMILTON ROAD
GREEN LANE
BRANT
MILL ROAD
TUT
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WHITE SWAN
ROAD
MCLELLAN ROAD
GOVERNOR'S
ROAD WEST
SECOND CONCESSION ROAD
NINTH CONCESSION ROAD
SIXTH CONCESSION
R
OAD
GOLF LINKS ROAD
CAMPBELL ROAD
BURT
ROAD
GODBY
ROAD
ARTHUR ROAD
ONONDAGA TOWNLINE ROAD
BRANT CHURCH ROAD
WETMORES ROAD
KITCHEN SCHOOL ROAD
M
CMILLAN
ROAD
MADDEN ROAD
BLUE LAKE ROAD
MIDDLEPO
RT RO
AD
SIXTH CONCESSION ROAD
LANGFORD CHURCH ROAD
MCGILL
ROAD
KIN
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DWA
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S
T
R
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Cathcart
Harley
Burford
Oakland
Scotland
Mount
Pleasant
Paris
Cainsville
Onondaga
Harrisburg
St
George
Glen Morris
Oakhill
Royal
Highlands
MAIN STREET NORTH
BEVERLY STREET
W
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ST
QUEENSTON
STREET
HARR
ISBURG ROAD
GERMAN SCHOOL ROAD
BEVERLY STREET EAST
MAIN STREET SOUTH
BURLINGTON
STREET
KINGSTON
STREET
ANDREW STREET
ONTARIO
STREET
SUGAR MAPLE ROAD
HOWELL
ROAD
BURT ROAD
ST. GEORGE ROAD
TRILLIUM LANE
HIGHWAY #5
ST. GEORGE ROAD
BURT ROAD
BURT ROAD
Harrisburg
St George
BRA
NT COUNTY ROAD #18
COLBORNE
STREET EAST
OLD
ONONDAGA ROAD EAST
Cainsville
MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD
C
K
PC
R
O
AD
BERNICE
STREET
ELLIS AVENUE
BURTCH ROAD
MCGILL ROAD
WETMORES ROAD
Mount
Pleasant
BLYTH
W
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HEIGH
T
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GREENS ROAD
OAKHI
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DR
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COLBORNE STREET WEST
J
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P
LACE
PLEASANT
RIDGE ROAD
Oakhill
HIGHWAY #54
FRONT STREET
BRANTFORD
S
TR
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JOHNSON
STREET
PAINTER ROAD
FRONT
STREET
MAC
N
EIL
CO
U
RT
OLD ONONDAGA
ROAD EAST
Onondaga
SIMCOE STREET
CHURCH
STREET WEST
DUNCAN
STREET
VANESSA
ROAD
OAKLAND ROAD
AUG
USTUS STREET
PRINCE
COURT
FINLAY
STREET
PETER
STREET
KING
STREET NORTH
KING STREET SOUTH
KING'S LANE
MCKENZIE
LANE
ROYAL
T
R
O
ON DRIV
E
T
Y
S
O
N
S
WAY
THIRTEENTH
CONCESSION ROAD
JENKINS ROAD
Oakland
Scotland
DUMFRI
E
S
STREE
T
KING
EDWARD STR
EET
WILLIAM
STREET
PINEHURST
ROAD
DUNDA
S STREET EAST
GRAND RIVER STREET NORTH
CURTIS
AV
ENUE S
OUTH
KI
NG
E
DWA
RD STREET
WIL
LOW S
TREET
DUNDAS
STREET WEST
POWERLINE ROAD
SILVER STREET
CLEAVER ROAD
WATT'S POND ROAD
G
RA
N
D R
IVER STREET SOU
T
H
REST ACRES ROAD
WASHINGTON
STREET
HAMPT
O
N STREET
HUTCH
I
N
G
S
ROAD
WEST RIVER ROAD
M
ISE
NER
ROA
D
WE
S
T
EAST RI
VER ROAD
KEG LANE
MIL
E HIL
L ROAD
GREEN LANE
Paris
GLEN MORRIS ROAD EAST
PINE
STREE
T
BROOK
STREET
EAST RIVER ROAD
GLEN MORR
IS ROAD WEST
FORBES
STREET
KIRK
STREET
PRINCESS
STREET
BURNSIDE
DRIVE
CARSWELL
STREET
ROTHWELL
PLACE
CENTRE
STREET
MCDONALD
PLACE
DUNBAR
STREET
EAGLE
RI
D
GE COURT
PEARSON P
L
A
C
E
WES
T RI
VE
R
RO
A
D N
OR
TH
DAWSO
N ROAD
MCPHERSON SCHOOL ROAD
Glen Morris
LAWRENCE ROAD
MARGARET
STREET
MARY
STREET
HIGHWAY #53
SIXTH
CONCESSION ROAD
SIXTH CONCESSION ROAD
Cathcart
M
IDDLE TOWNLINE ROAD
TENT
H
CONCES
S
ION ROAD
NINTH CONCESSION ROAD
HARLEY ROAD
Harley
POTTE
R
DRI
V
E
CLEAVER ROAD
KING STREET
MILL STREET
BISHOPSGATE ROAD
WHITEHEAD
STREET
HI
G
HLAN
D
D
RI
V
E
MAPLE AVENUE NORTH
ELIZABETH
AVENUE
SMITH
STREET
ST. CHARLES
STREET
MACNAB
STREET
BRIGAD
O
ON
COU
R
T
EIGHTH CONCESSION ROAD
ST. AN
D
REWS
C
O
URT
MAPLE AVENUE SOUTH
G
L
EN
GARRY
C
O
URT
W
A
L
L
A
CE CO
U
RT
ROBINSON ROAD
D
O
UGLAS
S
T
REET
WINGROV
E
WOODS
DEKEER ROAD
FIFTH CONCESSION ROAD
EAST QUARTER
TOWNLINE ROAD
COLBORNE STREET WEST
SIXTH CONCESSION
ROAD
HENDERSON R
OAD
SIXTH CONCESSION ROAD
Burford
Royal
Highlands
Schedule C - County of Brant Urban Collection Areas
±
Road Network
Urban Service Area
County Boundary
0
2,500
5,000
7,500
10,000
1,250
Meters
Scale: 1:70,000
NAD 1983 UTM Zone 17N
Date: 13-Sep-2023
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Schedule D - By-law Number 124-24
Schedule D - Business Improvement Areas (BIA)