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The Corporation of the City of Burlington
City of Burlington By-law 01-2025
A by-law to license and regulate short-term accommodations in the City of
Burlington
File:110-04 (DGM-04-25)
Whereas Part IV of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 ("Municipal Act") allows the
enactment of by-laws to licence, regulate and govern businesses, and to impose
conditions on the obtaining, holding and keeping of licences to carry on such
businesses; and
Whereas pursuant to Section 11 of the Municipal Act, Council is exercising its authority
with respect to business licensing in the interest of health and safety, wellbeing of
persons, consumer protection and nuisance control; and
Whereas Section 436 of the Municipal Act authorizes a municipality 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 by-
law, a direction or order, or a condition of a licence; and
Whereas Council of The Corporation of the City of Burlington has deemed it necessary to
provide a by-law to regulate short-term accommodations in the City of Burlington;
Now therefore the Council of The Corporation of the City of Burlington hereby enacts as
follows:
PART I: DEFINITIONS
1.1 For the purposes of this by-law, the following definitions shall apply:
"administrative monetary penalties by-law" means the Administrative Penalties By-
law 40-2016 of the City, as amended or replaced from time to time;
"administrative penalty" means an administrative monetary penalty (AMP) established
by this By-law and specified in the Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law;
"appeals committee" means a Committee or Tribunal duly appointed by Council to
conduct hearings under this by-law;
"City" means The Corporation of the City of Burlington";
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"corporation" means a body corporate incorporated pursuant to the Business
Corporations Act, R.S.O. 1990 c. B. 16, or the Corporations Act, R.S.O 1990, c. C. 38;
"Council" means the Council for the City;
"criminal reference check" means a Canadian Criminal Records Check issued by an
accredited Canadian Police Service, no more than 30 days old at the time of licence
application, or by a third party approved by the Licensing Administrator that provides
Criminal Records Checks;
"disturbance" means an event where an action has commenced with respect to
nuisance, noise or other disturbance;
"fee" or "fees" means the fees prescribed by City of Burlington Rates and Fees By-law
61-2021, as amended or replaced from time to time;
"legal bedroom" means rooms designated for sleeping that meet all requirements of
applicable legislation such as the Building Code and Fire Code;
"licence" means the certificate issued under this by-law as proof of licensing under this
by-law;
"licensee" means a person licensed under this by-law or a person required to be licensed
under this by-law;
"licensing administrator" means the Director of the department assigned to administer
licensing by-laws or designate;
"local contact" means an agent or representative of an Owner who does not reside in
the in the City of Burlington is responsible for managing or addressing issues in relation
to the Owner's Short-Term Accommodation;
"lodging unit" means a room provided for rent or hire, which is used or designated to b
used as a sleeping accommodation and may contain bathroom facilities;
"lot maintenance by-law" means the City's Lot Maintenance By-law 49-2022 as
amended or replaced from time to time;
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"officer" means any person authorized by the City of Burlington to enforce by-laws and
includes Municipal Law Enforcement Officers, Provincial Offences Officers or Police
Officers.
"operator" means any person who operates or permits the operation of a Short-Term
Accommodation;
"owner" means any person who is a registered owner, has a legal or equitable interest,
has a legal right to obtain possession, or who has control or management of any property,
land, building or structure;
"parking management plan" means a plan, drawn to scale, depicting the size and
location of all parking spaces intended to be used for parking on the premises;
"premises" means any place, premises or location, or part thereof, in which a trade or
business or occupation of a Short-Term Accommodation is carried on;
"principal residence" means a property that is owned or rented alone or jointly with
another person, where the person(s) is ordinarily a resident and has designated the
property as their principal residence on their income tax filing and in other government
records;
"property" means the whole or part of any parcel of real property, including all buildings,
structures, personal property, or other property located thereon;
"Residence" means any Property or address that is not clearly identified from the abutting
roadway as the location of a business.
"property standards by-law" means the Property Standards By-law of the City enacted
under s. 15.1 of the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c.23, that prescribes standards
for the maintenance and occupancy of property, as amended or replaced from time to
time;
"renter" means the person responsible for the rental of the premises by way of
concession, permit, lease, rental agreement or similar commercial arrangement;
"renter's code" means a document that has been prepared by the Owner that has been
approved by the Licensing Administrator that sets out the roles and responsibilities of the
renter, including behavioural expectations as they relate to non-disturbance, which
provides a warning related to the making of a disturbance and, which identifies applicable
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City of Burlington By-laws that the renter must comply with including the provisions of this
by-law as they relate to the Parking Management Plan and Property Maintenance Plan;
"short-term accommodation" or "STA" means the provision of a dwelling unit which is
used for the temporary lodging of the travelling public for a rental period of not greater
than 28 consecutive days to a maximum of 183 days per year in exchange for payment
but does not include a motel, hotel, hospital or care home or other short-term
accommodations where there is no payment;
"zoning by-law" means a By-law enacted under section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O.
1990, c. P.13, that restricts and/or regulates the use of land, as amended or replaced
from time to time.
PART 2: BY-LAW TITLE
2.1
The short title of this By-law shall be the "Short-Term Accommodation By-law".
PART 3: APPLICATION OF BY-LAW
3.1
This By-law applies to all short-term accommodation units in the City.
3.2
Nothing in this By-law is to be construed as permitting anything which is prohibited
under federal or provincial legislation, and where there is a conflict in this respect
between federal or provincial legislation and this By-law, the federal or provincial
legislation prevails.
3.3
For greater certainty, the requirements of this By-law do not apply to a hotel, motel,
bed and breakfast establishment, hospital, commercial resort unit, village
commercial resort unit or similar commercial or institutional use.
PART 4: PROHIBITIONS AND EXEMPTIONS
4.1
No person shall operate or permit a person to operate or hold themselves out as
being licensed to operate a STA:
(a) without a licence to do so issued under this by-law;
(b) under any other name than the one endorsed on their licence issued under this
by-law; or
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(c) except in accordance with the regulations of this by-law, including any
applicable Schedule, all of which form part of this by-law.
4.2
No person shall,
(a) transfer or assign a licence issued under this by-law;
(b) obtain a licence by providing mistaken, false or incorrect information;
(c) enjoy a vested right in the continuance of a licence and upon the issue, renewal,
transfer, cancellation or suspension thereof, the licence shall be the property
of the Corporation of the City of Burlington; or
(d) advertise a Short-Term Accommodation without a licence.
PART 5: LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
5.1
A completed application for a licence or for renewal of a licence shall be submitted
to the Licensing Administrator accompanied by the requirements prescribed in
Schedule 1, and any other information that the Licensing Administrator may from
time to time request.
5.2
The Licensing Administrator may, if it is reasonable to do so, waive any
documentary requirements under this By-law, except that the Licensing
Administrator shall not waive any requirements related to public safety or
consumer protection.
5.3
Every person licensed under this by-law shall at all times:
(a) comply with this By-law and the regulations contained in any applicable
Schedule; and
(b) notify the Licensing Administrator within ten (10) business days of any change
in any of the particulars required to be filed with the Licensing Administrator.
PART 6: ISSUANCE OF LICENCE AND GROUNDS FOR REFUSAL
6.1
The Licensing Administrator is authorized to:
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(a) receive and process all applications for licences and for renewal of licences to
be issued under this By-law;
(b) issue licences and renew licences, to any person who meets the requirements
of this Bylaw except where:
i. the conduct of an applicant affords reasonable grounds for belief that
the applicant has not carried on, or will not carry on the business in
accordance with the law or with integrity and honesty;
ii. there are reasonable grounds for belief that the carrying on of the
business may be adverse to the public interest;
iii. the applicant has a total of seven or more demerit points in effect
pursuant to Schedule 3; or
iv. the applicant is indebted to the City in respect of fines, penalties,
judgments, outstanding property taxes, or any other amounts
owning, including an administrative penalty
(c) with respect to subsection 6.1(b)(ii), include in the Licensing Administrator's
consideration, any record of offence that occurred within the three (3) years prior
to the licence application and is relevant to the nature of the business, or any
record of offence that directly affects the applicant's or licensee's ability to
competently and responsibly carry on the business, or any particular record of
offence for any time period that may be specified in any Schedule;
(d) impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining or continuing to hold a licence
under this By-law; and
(e) generally perform all the administrative functions delegated to them by this by-
law.
6.2
Licences issued pursuant to this by-law are conditional on compliance by the
licensee with all municipal by-laws, including, but not limited to, the applicable
Zoning By-law, Lot Maintenance By-law and Property Standards By-law, any
conditions imposed to the holding of the licence, and compliance with all Provincial
and Federal legislation.
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6.3
A licence issued under the provisions of this by-law shall expire one year from the
date of issuance unless it is renewed or revoked in accordance with the provisions
of this by-law.
PART 7: LICENCE REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION
7.1
The Licensing Administrator shall provide notice of intention to revoke or suspend
a licence and shall advise the licensee of their right to appeal where:
(a) the licensee would be disentitled to a licence or a renewal of a licence for the
reasons set out in this by-law;
(b) the licensee has failed to comply with the regulations required by this by-law;
or
(c) the licence was issued in error.
7.2
Notwithstanding Section 7.1, the Licensing Administrator, if satisfied that the
continuation of the licence poses an immediate danger to the health or safety of
any person, may, with such conditions as are considered appropriate and without
a hearing, suspend a licence for not more than 14 days, and, prior to suspending
the licence, shall provide the licensee with the reasons for the suspension, either
orally or in writing, with an opportunity to respond to them.
PART 8: APPEAL
8.1
Where the Licensing Administrator has denied an applicant a licence or a request
for renewal, or suspended or revoked a licence, the Licensing Administrator shall
inform the applicant or licensee by way of written notice setting out the grounds for
the decision with reasonable particulars and advise of the right to appeal such
decision to the Appeals Committee.
8.2
Persons or applicants may appeal to the Appeals Committee in relation to matters
noted in Section 8.1. Appeals will not be permitted for any matters that have
already been heard or are pending before the Hearings Officer under the
Administrative Penalty System. A request for an appeal shall be made in writing to
the Licensing Administrator setting out the reasons for the appeal within 7 business
days after service of the written notice delivered in accordance with section 8.1.
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8.3
Where no request for an appeal is received in accordance with Section 8.2, the
decision of the Licensing Administrator shall be deemed to be affirmed.
8.4
Where a request for an appeal is received, a hearing of the Appeals Committee
shall be convened and the applicant or licensee shall be provided reasonable
written notice of the appeal date.
8.5
After such opportunity to be heard is afforded the applicant or licensee, the
Appeals Committee may make a decision in respect of which the hearing was held
or the opportunity for hearing afforded. The Appeals Committee's decision is final
and not subject to review. The Appeals Committee may refuse to issue or renew
a licence, revoke, suspend, or impose any conditions upon a licence. The Appeals
Committee may consider any matter pertaining to the licensing requirements in
Part 5 the grounds for refusal in Part 6, or any other matter that relates to the
general welfare, health or safety of the public.
8.6
Where the Appeals Committee conducts a hearing, the rules set out in the
Statutory Powers Procedure Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. S.22 shall apply.
PART 9: ENTRY AND INSPECTION
9.1
A person authorized to enforce this By-law may enter on any land, including
private property, at any reasonable time in accordance with the conditions set out in the
Municipal Act, 2001, for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether
or not the following are being complied with:
(a)
an order or other requirement under this By-law, including any
policy or guideline made or issued in connection to this By-law;
(b)
a certificate or a term or condition of a certificate issued under this
By-law; or
(c)
an order made under section 431 of the Municipal Act, 2001, as
amended.
9.2
For the purposes of the inspection under section 9.1of this By-law, and in
accordance with the conditions set out in section 436 of the Municipal Act, 2001, as
amended, a person authorized to enforce this By-law may:
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(a)
require the production for inspection of documents or things
relevant to the inspection;
(b)
inspect and remove documents or things relevant to the inspection
for the purpose of making copies or extracts;
(c)
require information from any person concerning a matter related to
the inspection; and
(d)
alone or in conjunction with a person possessing special or expert
knowledge, make examinations or take tests, samples or photographs
necessary for the purpose of the inspection.
9.3
Any person authorized to enforce this By-law may undertake an inspection
pursuant to an order issued by a provincial judge or justice of the peace under section
438 of the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, in accordance with the conditions set out
in that section, where they have been prevented or is likely to be prevented from
carrying out an inspection under this By-law.
PART 10: OFFENCE
10.1 Any person who contravenes a provision of this By-law is guilty of an offence.
10.2 A director or officer of a corporation who knowingly concurs in the contravention of
any provision of this By-law is guilty of an offence.
10.3 Every person who is convicted of an offence under this by-law is liable to a fine as
provided for in the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c P. 33, as amended.
PART 11: ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES
11.1 This By-law in its entirety is designated as a By-law to which the City's
Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law applies.
11.2 Every person who contravenes this By-law when given a penalty notice, in
accordance with the City's Administrative Penalties By-law, shall be liable to pay
the City an administrative penalty in the amount specified in the Administrative
Monetary Penalties By-law, and any fees related thereto.
11.3 Where an administrative penalty and administrative fee(s) respecting the
administrative penalty, as specified in the Administrative Monetary Penalties By-
law, are not paid within sixty days after the date that they become due and payable,
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the treasurer of the City may add the administrative penalty and administrative
fee(s) to the tax roll for any property for which all of the owners are responsible for
paying the administrative penalty and administrative fee(s), and collect it in the
same manner as municipal taxes.
PART 12: MISCELLANEOUS
12.1 In this By-law, unless the contrary intention is indicated, words used in singular
shall include the plural and words used in the male gender shall include the female
gender and vice versa.
12.2 The word "and" is an inclusive conjunction, the use of which indicates that all items
or phrases in that subsection, article, or list in which it appears are permitted or
required as the case may be. The word "or" is an alternate conjunction, the use of
which indicates that alternate or optional items or phrases in the subsection, article,
or list in which it appears are permitted or required, as the case may be; however,
notwithstanding the foregoing, where the context permits, the word "or" may also
be an inclusive conjunction having the same meaning as the word "and".
12.3 If any or part of a provision of this By-law is declared by any court or tribunal of
competent jurisdiction to be illegal or inoperative, in whole or in part, or inoperative
on particular circumstances, the balance of this By-Law, or its application in other
circumstances, shall not be affected and shall continue to be in full force and effect.
12.4 Any reference to legislation in this By-law includes the legislation referred to and
its amendments as well as any subsequent legislation which may replace the
legislation referred to, and its amendments thereto.
PART 13:
COLLECTION OF UNPAID FINES
13.1 Pursuant to Section 441 of the Municipal Act, if any part of a fine for a contravention
of a business licensing by-law remains unpaid after the fine becomes due and
payable under Section 66 of the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.33,
including any extension of time for payment ordered under that Section, the
Licensing Administrator may give the person against whom the fine was imposed
a written notice specifying the amount of the fine payable and the final date on
which it is payable, which shall be not less than 21 days after the date of the notice.
If the fine remains unpaid after the final date specified in the notice, the fine is
deemed to be unpaid taxes pursuant to Section 351 of the Municipal Act and may
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be added to the person's tax roll and collected in the same manner as property
taxes.
14.
This by-law comes into force May 1, 2025.
Passed this 13th day of January, 2025
Mayor Marianne Meed Ward
Deputy Clerk Lisa Palermo
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SCHEDULE 1
SHORT-TERM ACCOMMODATION LICENSING APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. A person wishing to operate a Short-Term Accommodation (STA) shall provide the
Licensing Administrator with the following, as applicable:
(a) a completed application in the form required by the Licensing Administrator
that will include each owner, applicant and/or agent's name, address, telephone
number, facsimile transmission number and e-mail address;
(b) payment of the applicable licensing Fee;
(c) proof that the applicant is at least eighteen (18) years of age, if the applicant
is an individual;
(d) proof that the corporation is legally entitled to conduct business in Ontario, if
the applicant is a corporation, including but not limited to:
(i) article of incorporation or other incorporating documents, duly certified
by the proper government official or department of the Province of Ontario
or of the Government of Canada; and,
(ii) a certified copy of an annual return which contains a list of all
shareholders of the corporation,
(iii) the names and addresses of all officers and directors of the
corporation
(e) the names and addresses of each member of the partnership as well as the
name under which the partnership intends to carry on business, if the
applicant is a partnership;
(f) a Renter's Code;
(g) a Parking Management Plan for the property on which the STA is situated
that complies with the Zoning By-Law and which outlines where all of the
parking spaces shall be located and the dimensions of those parking spaces;
(h) a floor plan of the STA, including identifying:
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i. all rooms, spaces or common areas;
ii. how each room, space or common area shall be used, which means
specifically indicating where all lodging units will be located on the floor
plan; and,
iii. the dimensions (in square meters) of all rooms, spaces or common
areas.
(i) a property maintenance plan which shall:
i. specify measures to be undertaken to ensure existing and continued
compliance with all relevant by-laws, including, but not limited to, those
related to garbage, lot maintenance and property standards.
ii. identify the location of refuse and recycling containers;
iii.
identify snow storage areas; and,
iv.
identify who is responsible for ensuring that all necessary property
maintenance is undertaken.
(j) proof of insurance which includes a liability limit of no less than two million
dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence for property damage and bodily injury,
and identifies that a STA is being operated on the property. The insurance
coverage required herein shall be endorsed to the effect that the City of
Burlington shall be given at least 10 days' notice in writing of any cancellation or
material variation to the policy
(k) a copy of the transfer/deed providing proof of ownership of the property on
which the STA is situated;
(l) if a renter, written consent of the owner of the property;
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(m) a Criminal Reference Check confirming there are no outstanding criminal
charges or warrants pending before any courts, or any record of offence that is
less than three (3) years and relevant to the nature of the services of a STA
Operator, or any record of offence that directly affects the STA owner's ability to
competently and responsibly carry on the services of a STA Operator, including
but not limited to: an offence under the Criminal Code, the Narcotics Control Act
or the Food and Drug Act;
(n) the rental agent's or agency's name, address and telephone number;
(o) an inspection certificate from a certified HVAC technician that confirms that
the HVAC system is in proper working order;
(p) for the initial application, an inspection certificate from a certified Electrical
Safety Authority technician confirming the electrical system is in proper working
order, which results from an inspection that was conducted within the six (6)
months preceding the submission of the application; and,
(q) a sworn declaration that:
i. the applicant or Owner will comply with the maintenance plan;
ii. the applicant or Owner will comply with the parking plan;
iii. the STA is in compliance with the Building Code Act, 1992 or any
regulations made under it, including the Building Code;
iv. the STA is in compliance with the "Fire Protection and Prevention Act,
1997, or any regulations made under it, including the Fire Code;
v.
the STA is in compliance with the Electricity Act, 1998, S.O.1998, c.
15, Sched. A, as amended (the "Electricity Act, 1998") or any
regulations made under it, including the Electrical Safety Code;
vi.
the Owner or the applicant (if different from the Owner) and any
Local Contacts are aware of all relevant federal and provincial
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legislation, including the Ontario Human Rights Code, as well as all
relevant municipal by-laws, and that they will comply with all of
them; vii. the applicant or Owner confirms the accuracy,
truthfulness and completeness of the information submitted;
vii.
the applicant or Owner confirms they will require each renter to
abide by a Renter's Code; and
viii.
ix. the applicant or Owner confirms they are the principal resident of
the STA.
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SCHEDULE 2
GENERAL REGULATIONS
2. A Short-Term Accommodation shall:
(a) be operated in a person's principal residence;
(b) have a maximum occupancy of 2 adults per legal bedroom.
(d) operate the STA in accordance with the Parking Management Plan and Property
Management Plan;
(e) keep a record of the renter with such record containing the date of entry, the length
of stay, home address of the renter and confirmation of receipt of the Renter's Code
with such record readily available for inspection at all times by an Officer for a period of
one year;
(f) display the licence permanently in a prominent place in the STA to which it applies;
(g) ensure that there is a Local Contact available to attend to the STA at all times within
a period of no greater than one hour from the time of contact by way of telephone or e-
mail;
(h) ensure that each renter has been provided with the Renter's Code with the owner
retaining a copy of the confirmation of receipt of the Renter's Code for a period of one
year;
(i) maintain the STA in a clean and sanitary condition, with adequate measures for the
storage and disposal of garbage and waste and sufficient levels of illumination to permit
the safe use of the STA. For the purposes of this subsection, adequate measures for
the storage and disposal of waste shall mean a self-enclosed building, structure or
container, located outside of the STA, which is of a sufficient size that will store the
garbage and waste generated by the premises until such garbage and waste is
disposed of;
(j) ensure that the STA is operated and used in a fashion such that the operation or use
will not cause a disturbance; and
(k) not discriminate in the carrying on of the trade, business or occupation of STA
against any member of the public on the basis of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour,
ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, family
status or disability.
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SCHEDULE 3
DEMERIT POINT SYSTEM
1. A demerit point system is established as follows herein this Schedule but does not
preclude the use of options otherwise available to enforce this bylaw or any other by-law
of the municipality or Provincial Act or Regulation including, but not limited to,
administrative penalties as set out in this by-law and actions pursuant to the Building
Code Act, Fire Protection and Prevention Act and the Provincial Offences Act
2. The number of demerit points referenced in Column 3 of Table 1 below will be
assessed against a Short-Term Accommodation in respect of the matter noted in
Column 1 upon the following event respecting a contravention:
i. the expiry of the period for appealing a fine imposed pursuant to Part I or Part
III of the Provincial Offences Act;
ii. the expiry of the period for appealing against a conviction in the Ontario Court
of Justice;
iii. the confirmation of an administrative penalty;
iv. the confirmation of an order; or,
v. The confirmation of an order resulting in town remediation.
3. A Licence may be Suspended for a period of no longer than six months if the total of
all demerit points in effect respecting a STA is at least seven.
4. A Licence may be Revoked if the total of all demerit points in effect respecting a STA
is at least fifteen.
5. Notice of the suspension or revocation of a Licence shall be provided to the Owner in
accordance with Part 7 and a licensee may appeal the suspension in accordance with
Part 8 of this by-law.
6. Demerit points shall remain in place until the two-year anniversary of the date on
which the demerit points were assessed.
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TABLE 1
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column
4
Infraction
Reference
Type
Demerit
Points
Fire Protection &
Prevention Act/Fire
Code
Fire Protection and
Prevention Act, Ontario
Fire Code
Confirmed Order
3
Fire Protection &
Prevention Act/Fire
Code
Fire Protection and
Prevention Act, Ontario
Fire Code
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
7
Operating without
a Licence
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law PART 4
Confirmed Order
3
Operating without
a Licence
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law PART 4
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
5
Building Code Act
Ontario Building Code Act Confirmed Order
3
Building Code Act
Ontario Building Code Act Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
7
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Administrative Penalty
Notice
Sleeping in excess
of maximum
permitted
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Confirmed Order
3
Sleeping in excess
of maximum
permitted
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
5
Non-Availability of
Responsible
Person
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Confirmed Order
3
Non-Availability of
Responsible
Person
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
5
Noise By-law
Infraction
City of Burlington Noise
By-law, as amended
Confirmed Order
2
Noise By-law
Infraction
City of Burlington Noise
By-law, as amended
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
5
Not providing
updated
information
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Part 5
Confirmed Order
1
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Not providing
updated
information
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Part 5
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
3
Contrary to
Parking
Management Plan
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 1
Confirmed Order
1
Contrary to
Parking
Management Plan
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 1
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
3
Contrary to
Property
Management Plan
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 1
Confirmed Order
1
Contrary to
Property
Management Plan
City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 1
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
3
Not posting licence City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Confirmed Order
1
Not posting licence City of Burlington Short-
Term Accommodation By-
law Schedule 2
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
3
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Property
Standards
Infraction
City of Burlington
Property Standards By-
law, as amended
Confirmed Order
2
Property
Standards
Infraction
City of Burlington
Property Standards By-
law, as amended
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
4
Lot Maintenance
Infraction
City of Burlington Lot
Maintenance By-law, as
amended
Confirmed Order
1
Lot Maintenance
Infraction
City of Burlington Lot
Maintenance By-law, as
amended
Provincial Offence
Notice, Part III,
Administrative Penalty
Notice
3