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THE CORPORATION OF THE "MUNICIPALITY OF BROOKE-ALVINSTON"
BY-LAW NUMBER 35 of 2019
Being a By-Law to provide for the filling up, draining, cleaning and clearing of land, and
clearing of refuse
“Tidy Yard By-Law”
WHEREAS Section 11(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a Municipality may pass by-
laws respecting matters for purposes related to the health, safety, and well-being of the
inhabitants of the Municipality, and Section 11(3) of the Municipal Act, 2007 provides that a
Municipality may pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of jurisdiction of drainage
and flood control and waste management;
AND WHEREAS Section 127 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a municipality may
require the owner or occupant of land to clean and clear the land, not including buildings, or to
clear refuse or debris from the land, not including buildings;
AND WHEREAS Section 127 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a municipality may
regulate when and how matters required under the by-law may be done;
AND WHEREAS Section 127 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a municipality may
prohibit the depositing of refuse or debris on land without the consent of the owner or occupant
of the land;
AND WHEREAS Section 127 of the Municipal Act, 2007 provides that a municipality may define
“refuse” for the purpose of the by-law;
AND WHEREAS Section 127 of the Municipal Act, 2007 provides that a Municipality may
regulate when and how the owner or occupant of land cleans and clears the land or to clear
refuse or debris from the land;
AND WHEREAS Section 128 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a municipality may
prohibit and regulate with respect to public nuisances, including matters that, in the opinion of
Council, are or become or cause public nuisances, and it is the opinion of Council that the
failure to clear refuse and debris from land is a public nuisance and a contributor to the spread
of vermin;
AND WHEREAS Section 425(1) of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a Municipality may
pass by-laws providing that a person who contravenes a by-law under this Act is guilty of an
offence;
AND WHEREAS Section 446 (1) of the Municipal Act, 2001, provides that a Municipality has the
authority to direct or require a person to do a matter or thing; the municipality may also provide
that, in default of it being done by the person directed or required to do it, the matter or thing
shall be done at the person’s expense;
AND WHEREAS Section 446(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a Municipality may
enter upon land at any reasonable time;
AND WHEREAS Section 446(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a Municipality may
recover the costs of doing a matter or thing as provided for in Section 446€1) of the Municipal
Act, 2001 from the person directed or required to do it by action or by adding the cost/expenses
to the tax roll and collecting them in the same manner as property taxes;
AND WHEREAS Section 15 of the Police Services Act R.S.O. 1990 c. P. 15 authorizes the
Municipality to appoint persons to enforce the by-laws of the Municipality
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Brooke-
Alvinston enacts as follows:
Part 1
DEFINITIONS
1. Definitions
In this By-Law, the following definitions shall apply:
Biosolids
Biosolids are primarily organic materials produced during wastewater treatment which may be
put to beneficial use; an example of such use is the addition of biosolids to soil to supply
nutrients and replenish soil organic matter; biosolids can be used on agricultural lands.
Building
“Building for the purposes of Graffiti cleaning and removal requirements of this By-Law, includes
a building, structure, erection, object, fence, retaining wall, paved or similarly finished surface,
vehicle, trailer and Waste container.
Cleared
“Cleared” means Lands:
(a) free of weeds or grass more than 20 centimeters (8 inches) in height;
(b) free of stock piles of soil or other aggregate material not required to complete the
grading of the lot on which the stock pile is located;
(c) free of water, by way of draining, disposal and/or treating, that is a health or safety
hazard, or is malodorous or is a breeding place for mosquitoes; and
(d) that are otherwise in full compliance with this By-Law.
Composting
“Composting” means the biological degradation or breakdown of organic material into a dark
soil-like material called humus.
Composting Container
“Composting Container’ means the holding unit used to store yard, garden and household
waste for the purpose of Composting.
Costs/Expenses
"Costs/Expenses" means all costs and/or expenses (including labour, materials and
disbursements) incurred by the Municipality in enforcing this By-Law (which, includes, for
greater certainty, the Enforcement Officer's time, preparation and issuance of Notice(s),
searching title, site visits, drafting correspondence, conducting title searches, searching sheriff
certificates, and any other action taken to bring the Land into compliance with this By-law and
the costs of the service of Servant/Agent retained to assist the Municipality in doing so).
Derelict Vehicle
Shall mean a Motor Vehicle as defined in the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.H.8, including
but not limited to abandoned, inoperative, not in roadworthy condition, and/or in a state of repair
Domestic and/or Agricultural Waste
“Domestic Waste and/or Agricultural Waste” means any article, thing, matter or effluent
belonging to or associated with a residence, household, farm or dwelling unit that appears to the
Enforcement Officer to be waste material and includes but is not limited to any of the following:
(a) grass clippings, tree cuttings, brush, leaves and garden refuse;
(b) dead, dying or decaying trees, shrubs, bushes or vegetation;
(c) paper, cardboard, clothing;
(d) kitchen and table waste, of animal or vegetable origin resulting from the
preparation or consumption of food except any material of vegetable placed in a
Composting Container:
(e) cans, glass, plastic containers, dishes;
(f) new, used or decaying/decayed material resulting from or for the purpose of
construction, alteration, repair or demolition of any building or structure;
(g) refrigerators, freezers, stoves or other appliances and furniture;
(h) furnaces, furnace parts, pipes, fittings to pipes, water or fuel tanks;
(i) a Motor Vehicle that appears by reason of its age, appearance, mechanical
condition or lack of current validated license plate to be inoperative;
(j) inoperative mechanical equipment of any type, including agricultural equipment;
(k) automotive and mechanical parts and accessories;
(I) rubble, inert fill, fencing materials; and
(m) sewage.
Enforcement Officer
“Enforcement Officer’ means a Provincial Offences Officer as that term is defined in the
Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.33 and such other person appointed by the
Municipality to enforce this By-Law.
Excavation
"Excavation” means any man-made opening or depression in the ground other than: (a) an
Excavation conducted pursuant to a pit license issued under the Aggregate Resources Act, (b)
an abandoned pit, (c) an irrigation pond, and (d) a fish pond or a water garden.
Graffiti
"Graffiti" means one or more letters, symbols, figures, etchings, scratches, inscriptions, stains or
other markings that disfigure or deface a building, howsoever made, including but not limited to:
initials, slogans, emblems, logos or drawings, either written in ink, spray paint, chalk, marker or
any other writing implement on private property and visible to the public.
Industrial and/or Commercial Waste
“Industrial and/or Commercial Waste” means any article, thing, matter or effluent belonging to or
associated with industry or commerce or any trade, business, calling or occupation that appears
to the Enforcement Officer to be waste material and includes but is not limited to any of the
following:
(a) piping, tubing, conduits, cable fittings or other accessories, or adjuncts to the
piping, tubing, conduits or cable;
(b) containers of any size, type or composition;
(c) rubble, inert fill;
(d) mechanical equipment, mechanical parts, accessories or adjuncts to mechanical
equipment;
(e) articles, things, matter, effluent which are derived from or are constituted from or
consist of,
(i) agricultural, animal, vegetable, paper, lumber or wood products; or
(ii) mineral, metal or chemical products;
Whether or not the products are manufactured or otherwise processed;
(f) bones, feathers, hides;
(g) dead, dying or decaying trees, shrubs, bushes or vegetation;
(h) paper or cardboard packaging or wrapping;
(i) material resulting from, or being part of, construction or demolition projects;
(j) a Motor Vehicle, Inoperative, Derelict, Abandoned;
(k) a Motor Vehicle, Unlicensed;
(I) automotive and mechanical parts and accessories; and
(m) Sewage.
Land
“Land” means real property and includes grounds, yards, vacant lots or any part of a lot that is
not beneath a building.
Municipality
“Municipality” means The Corporation of the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
Owner
“Owner’ includes the registered legal owner(s), lessee(s) and/or occupant(s) of the Land.
Perennial Garden
Perennial Garden shall mean a defined area deliberately planted to produce ground cover
including wild flowers, shrubs, perennials, ornamental grasses or combinations of them, but
does not include a Wildflower Meadow or a Naturalized Area.
Refuse
“Refuse” means Waste and also includes any article, thing, matter, substance or effluent that
has been cast aside, discharged or abandoned or is discarded from its usual and intended use
or is used up, in whole or in part, or expended or worn out in whole or in part, and such waste
does not cease to be refuse by reason that it may be commercially saleable or recyclable.
Rubble
“Rubble” includes broken concrete, bricks, stones, broken asphalt, patio or sidewalk slabs.
Servant/Agent
"Servant/Agent" means any service provider who has been contracted or engaged to carry out
the works necessary to bring property into compliance with this By-Law which may include but
not limited to paid duty police officers, security personnel, property estimators, professional
engineers, qualified tradespeople, and municipal employees.
Sewage
“Sewage” includes any liquid or pelletized Waste containing human, vegetable, or mineral
matter but does not include roof water or storm run-off.
Waste
"Waste" means Domestic and/or Agricultural Waste and/or Industrial and/or Commercial Waste.
Woodlot
“Woodlot” has the meaning given to it in The Corporation of the County of Lambton Woodlands
Conservation By-Law, as amended.
Yard
“Yard” means the land around and appurtenant to the whole or any part of a building and used
or intended to be used or capable of being used in connection with that building and,
notwithstanding the foregoing, includes Land.
Part 2
GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1 Administration —
This By-Law is administered by the Municipality and any other person, including the corporation,
appointed by the Municipality to administer this By-Law and/or any part thereof.
2.2 Land owner responsibility
Every Owner shall keep his Land free of standing water, clean and cleared up from conditions
that might create a hazard
2.3 Excavations — filled — exception — enclosed by barrier
Every Owner shall fill in any Excavation on the Land to an adjacent grade with non-
contaminated fill unless an exemption applies below:
(a) the Excavation is enclosed completely by a fence having a minimum height of at
least 122 centimeters or 48 inches in height; or
(b) construction is proceeding on the Land where the Excavation is located for which a
valid building permit has been issued by the Municipality.
2.4 Water — exceeding 30 cm — drained exception
Every Owner shall drain Land of the accumulations of water that exceeds 30 centimeters (12
inches) in depth unless the water:
a) is completely enclosed by a temporary barrier of at least 122 centimeters (48
inches) in height;
b) constitutes a storm water management pond approved by the Municipality;
c) constitutes a natural body of water or results from the periodic flooding of a natural
water course;
d) constitutes a water garden or fish pond; or
e) constitutes a private drain or a municipal drain or any part thereof.
2.5 Waste Material
Every Owner shall keep his Land clean, cleared and free of domestic waste, grass, weeds,
industrial waste and/or refuse of any kind.
2.6 Dumping —
No Owner shall throw, place, dump or deposit domestic waste, industrial waste or Refuse on
private property or municipal property without the lawful authority.
2.7 Swimming pool Maintenance—
Every Owner shall keep or maintain water in a swimming pool in a condition which is not: (a) a
health or safety hazard, (b) foul-smelling, or (c) a breeding place for mosquitoes.
2.8 Land — removal of refuse
Every Owner shall remove Refuse from his Land.
2.9 Storm water run-off - drainage
Every Owner shall direct storm water run-off generated on his Land away from neighbouring
lands. Every Owner shall grade and maintain his Land so as to prevent ponding or the entry of
water onto any adjacent lands.
2.10 Ditches, private drains, swells and water courses
Every Owner shall maintain ditches, private drains, swells and water courses on his Land to
facilitate the unimpeded flow of water and to prevent ponding.
2.11. Storm Water Drainage
No Owner shall discharge storm water or roof water on to a sidewalk, walkway, steps, porches
or other pedestrian's access to a property that could be hazardous or result in a potential safety
risk to any other person. Any stormwater discharge shall be directed away from any
neighbouring properties
2.12 Weeping tile, foundation, drain, roof drain or land drain
No Owner shall connect or discharge a weeping tile, foundation, drain, roof drain or land drain
into any sanitary sewage system or public storm drainage system.
2.13 Graffiti - removal
Every Owner shall clean and remove the_Graffiti off of the exterior of any Building, structures,
objects or property located on the Land in accordance with this by-law.
2.14 Biosolids can be used on agricultural land for farming practices. The amount of
biosolids allowed to be stored on a parcel of land may only be the amount used for that specific
parcel of land; there shall be no stockpiling of biosolids for other farms on one parcel and the
bioslids may only be stored up to three consecutive days.
Part 3
GENERAL PROHIBITIONS
3.1 Clearing -Refuse, Grass, Weeds
No Owner shall fail to keep his Land Cleared and free of Refuse, grass and weeds.
3.2 Excavation —
No Owner shall fail to enclose an Excavation with a temporary barrier of at least 122
centimeters or 48 inches in height.
3.3 Water — 30 cm deep -— failure to drain — prohibited
No Owner shall fail to drain an accumulation of water on his Lands exceeding 30 centimeters
(12 inches) in depth, except as permitted in 2.4.
3.4 Private property
No Owner shall deposit Refuse on private property without lawful authority.
3.5 Municipal property deposits
No Owner shall deposit Refuse on public property without lawful authority.
3.6 | Water in swimming pool
No Owner shall fail to keep or maintain water in a swimming pool located on his Land in
accordance with the provisions of this By-Law.
3.7 Land use —
No Land shall be used as a place to store, keep, display, pile or accumulate in the open any
Waste, scrap, iron or other scrap metals, used building materials, clothing or household goods,
furnishings, fixtures, appliances, or any parts or portions thereof unless such lot is specifically
zoned and approved by the Municipality for such purpose.
3.8 Land use
Notwithstanding section 3.7 above, Lands may be used for the sale or display of household
goods, furnishings, apparel and similar articles provided such sale and display is limited to not
more than four (4) days in any calendar year.
3.9 Waste — Collection
Waste shall be placed for collection in accordance with the Municipality's by-laws and shall be
disposed of.
3.11. No obstruction of Enforcement Officer
No Owner shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, an Enforcement Officer in
the administration or enforcement of this By-Law.
3.12 Yards — Motor Vehicles
All Yards shall be kept free and clear of Motor Vehicle, Inoperative, Derelict, Abandoned and
Motor Vehicle, Unlicensed and all other dismantled, discarded, wrecked or abandoned vehicles,
farm machinery and equipment, railway cars, trailers, boats and street-car bodies and kept free
of Refuse and of parts of motor vehicles whether inoperative or not unless the Lands upon
which the Yard is situated:
(a) are licensed as a salvage yard in accordance with the Municipality's by-laws; or
(b) constitute a waste disposal site for which an environmental certificate of
compliance has been granted pursuant to the Environmental Protection Act,
R.S.O. 1990, c. E.19, as amended; or
(c) is enclosed in a building; or
(d) constitutes a permitted use and is in conformity with the Municipality's zoning by-
laws or otherwise constitutes a legal non-conforming use under the Planning
Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.13.
3.13 Permitted Use
Notwithstanding Section 3.12, the use of sea containers, railway cars, street cars, buses, trucks,
trailers, vans and similar motor vehicles or parts thereof are permitted provided they satisfy the
provisions of the Municipality's zoning by-laws for accessory buildings.
Part 4
EXEMPTIONS
4.1 Perennial Gardens This By-law does not apply to perennial gardens provided
that the Perennial Gardens are managed in accordance with the Weed Control Act,
R.S.O. 1990 c. W.5 and provided that there is no Waste deposited in the Perennial
Gardens.
4.2 Collection of Waste — exemption
This By-Law does not apply to the placement or collection of Waste left at the curb in
accordance with the Municipality’s waste collection by-law(s).
Part 5
INSPECTIONS AND NOTICES
5.1 Enforcement Officer
The Enforcement Officer may, by written order ("Order") posted on the Land and either
provided personally to the Owner or sent to the Owner by registered mail, require the Owner to
take such action as may be necessary to bring the Land or structure in compliance with this By-
Law within the time period specified in the Order.
§.2 Notice
An Order given by an Enforcement Officer to an Owner shall identify the Land or structure and
provide reasonable particulars with respect to the contravention of the By-law
§.3 Address
Where an Order is to be sent by mail of any sort_to an Owner, it shall be sent to the attention of
the Owner of the Lands at the address shown on the most up-to-date tax assessment roll
maintained by the Municipality.
5.4 Deadline
An Order to an Owner shall also define the deadline, being the date and time, for the Owner to
comply with this By-Law, which deadline shall not be less than five (5) days excluding Saturday,
Sunday and public statutory holidays in the Province of Ontario.
§.5 Cost/Expense Notification
An Order to an Owner may advise that unless the Owner brings the Land into compliance with
this By-Law within the deadline stated in the Order, the Owner shall be liable for the
Costs/Expenses incurred by the Municipality in accordance with Section 6.6 to bring the Land
into compliance with this By-Law.
5.6 Service
An Order is deemed served upon the Owner as follows:
(a) three (3) days after the Order is posted on the Lands or sent by registered mail; and
(b) on the day the Order is served personally onto the Owner.
§.7 Inspection
The Enforcement Officer, with or without a Servant/Agent, may enter onto or inspect the use of
any land for the purpose of determining whether the land complies with the terms and conditions
and requirement of this By-Law.
5.8 Deface or Remove Notice
No Owner shall remove or deface an Order which has been posted on the Land pursuant to this
By-Law.
Part 6
ENFORCEMENT and OFFENCE
6.1 Penalty for Contravention
Any person who contravenes any provisions of this By-Law is guilty of an offence and on
conviction is liable to a fine and such other penalty as provided for in the Provincial Offences
Act, R.S.O, 1990, c. P.33. Each day that such an offence is committed, or permitted to
continue, shall constitute a separate offence and may be punishable as such.
6.2 Court Order Prohibiting Offence
The court in which a conviction has been entered and any court of competent jurisdiction
thereafter may make an order prohibiting the continuation or repetition of the offence.
6.5 Enforcement Officer — entry to inspect
An Enforcement Officer with or without a Servant/Agent, may enter upon any Land at any
reasonable time to inspect and enforce compliance with this By-Law.
6.6 Default —in Compliance
(a) Where an Owner has been by Order required to take such steps and actions to comply with
the provisions of the By-Law and has not done so, the Municipality may, in default of it being
done by the Owner as directed, cause it to be done at the Owner's costs/expenses.
(b) Where an Owner has defaulted in complying with the provisions of this By-Law, the
Municipality may recover all Costs/Expenses incurred in bringing the Lands into compliance
from the Owner by action or by adding the Cost/Expenses to the Land's tax roll and collecting
them in the same manner as property taxes.
(c) Where any items are removed from the Land, the items shall be immediately disposed of
by the Enforcement Officer and/or its Servant/Agent. The Municipality shall have no liability
whatsoever to any person for any reason for any items se-disposed.
(d) Pursuant to Section 448 of the Municipal Act, no proceeding for damages or otherwise
shall be commenced against a member of Council or an officer, employee or agent of a
municipality or a person acting under the instructions of the officer, employee or agent for any
act done in good faith in the performance or intended performance of a duty or authority under
this Act or a by-law passed under it or for any alleged neglect or default in the performance in
good faith of the duty or authority.
Part 7
APPEAL
7.1 If the recipient of an Order disagrees with all or any part of its content, the recipient may, dil te
within two (2) days after the date the recipient is deemed pursuant to section BB above to have * erect
received the Order, excluding Saturday, Sunday and public statutory holidays in the Province of wren} nemed
Ontario, file a written appeal to the Clerk-Administrator by completing the Notice of Appeal, Seonen
attached as Schedule B to this By-Law. The recipient shall not be entitled to any hearing on his
or her appeal. The enforcement of the Order shall be stayed until such date as the appeal is
addressed and a decision on the Order is rendered pursuant to section 7.2 below.
7.2 The Clerk-Administrator shall review the recipient's completed Notice of Appeal and has
the authority to modify, rescind or confirm all or any part of the content of the Order under
appeal, and the Clerk-Administrator decision shall be final and not subject to any further appeal.
The recipient shall comply with Clerk-Administrator's decision, if applicable, within the deadline
stated in the decision to bring the Land into compliance with this By-Law, if applicable, failing
which the Owner shall be in violation of this By-Law.
Part 8
GENDER
All references to the masculine gender shall, where appropriate, include references to the
feminine gender and all references to the singular shall, where appropriate, include references
to the plural.
Part 9
TITLE
The short title of this By-Law is the Tidy Yard By-Law.
Part 10
MUNICIPALITY NOT LIABLE
The Municipality shall assume no liability with respect to property damage and/or personal injury
resulting from action and/or enforcement undertaken with respect to any person that is subject
of this By-law
Part 10
SEVERIBILITY
If any section or sections of this By-Law or parts thereof are found by any court to be illegal or
beyond the power of the Municipality to enact, such section or sections or parts thereof shall be
deemed to be severable and all other sections or parts of this By-Law shall be deemed to be
separate and independent therefrom and continue in full force and effect unless and until
similarly found and this By-Law shall be enacted as such.
Part 11
COMMENCEMENT
This By-Law shall come into full force and effect upon passing hereof.
Part 12
REPEAL
By-Law No. 31 of 2009 is hereby repealed.
THIS BY-LAW read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 27 day of June, 2019.
LY, Aw Oni. Quo
‘Name David Reve son Namé@, Janet Denkars
Mayor = Admijnistrator-Clerk
Schedule A
To By-law 35 of 2019
On behalf of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
3236 River Street
Alvinston, ON NON 1A0
Sent Registered Mail & Site Posted
ORDER TO REMEDY VIOLATION
Tidy Yard By-Law 35 of 2019
TO: All persons listed on SCHEDULE “A” annexed hereto and forming part of this Order
RE: Municipal Address: 911 municipal address
Legal Description: | Example CON Lot RP etc
Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston, County of Lambton.
BE ADVISED that on Month, Day, Year, an inspection of the property, as noted above, revealed
certain violations of the Municipality’s Tidy Yard By-Law Number 35 of 2019
The violation(s) are set out in Schedule “B”, attached hereto, and forms part of this ORDER.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the violation(s) as set out in Schedule “B” be remedied and
the property brought into a condition of compliance with the prescribed standards as set out in
the Tidy Yard By-Law Number ** of 20** on or before:
Month Day, Year, Time
TAKE NOTICE that if such violation(s) are not remedied within the time specified in this order,
the MUNICIPALITY MAY CORRECT SUCH VIOLATIONS by REPAIR or CLEARANCE at the
expense of the owner.
AND TAKE NOTICE that a person who considers the Order is unreasonable, the Owner
may appeal the Order to the Council within 2 (two ) days of the Order being received, in
the attached form and pursuant to Part 7 - Appeal.
Dated at Wyoming this **th day of Month 20**, on behalf of The Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston,.
Name Name
Property Standards and Chief Building Official
By-Law Enforcement Officer Manager, Building Services
First Notice
Second Notice
Final Notice
List all owners of land as defined in the By-Law, as applicable:
Schedule "B"
Part 1 of 2
By-Law Number 35 of 2019
Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
By-Law Description of By-Law:
Reference:
Note these references and list is not exhaustive.
Ensure your property is maintained within By-Law 35 of 2019.
Attached is a copy of the Tidy Yard By-Law 35 of 2019.
Schedule "B"
Part 2 of 2
By-Law Number 35 of 2019
Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
DEFECIENCIES NOTED UPON INSPECTION
e Provide Bulleted Listing
REQUIRED ACTION
e Provide Bulleted Listing
REMINDER:
A re-inspection will take place on or after Month, Day, Year, Time.
As noted above, this Order will serve as the official notice to advise the Owner that the property
brought into compliance and also serve as notice that the Municipality will undertake the
necessary works should the property remain in contravention after the specified deadline as
stated in the Order or in accordance with an Appeal deadline and the Owner shall be liable for
all Costs/Expenses incurred by the Municipality in accordance with the Tidy Yard By-Law
provisions.
The Municipality would appreciate your cooperation in this matter to avoid further legal action.
TIDY YARD BY-LAW
NOTICE OF APPEAL
In accordance with Part 7 of By-Law 35 of 2019
Date: , 20
TO: To the Clerk-Administrator
The Corporation of the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
3236 River Street
Alvinston, ON NON 1A0
RE: Order to Remedy - Violation of the Tidy Yard By-Law at:
Municipal Address:
TAKE NOTICE of the appeal of the undersigned to the Clerk-Administrator because of
dissatisfaction with the above referenced Order to Remedy Violation of the Tidy Yard
By-Law served upon the undersigned.
Name:
Address:
Telephone Number:
Email Address
Nature of Appeal:
Signature of owner or authorized agent
Municipality Completion
Received By:
Date:
Clerk-Administrator Decision:
1 Modify
OU) Rescind
0 Confirm
Details and/or Additional Comments and/Conditions:
Final Deadline:
Signed by
Clerk-Administrator Date
Confirmation Details on how and when the appeal decision has been returned to the
appellant and received.