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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE
BY-LAW NO. 26-022
Being a by-law to provide for the maintenance of land in the City of
Cambridge; and repeal By-laws 189-13, 043-17, 100-17 and 21-06
WHEREAS the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended ("the Act")
authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws respecting the health, safety and well-being of
persons;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws requiring the
cleaning and clearing of land;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to require an owner or occupant of
land to clean the land and clear it of refuse and debris, and to prohibit the depositing of
refuse or debris on land without the consent of the owner or occupant;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to regulate deep waters or other
dangerous places for the purposes of public safety;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to prohibit and regulate with respect
to public nuisances, including matters that, in the opinion of Council are or could
become public nuisances;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to regulate parking, standing or
stopping a motor vehicle or trailer on a surface other than a driveway;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to regulate the presence of yard
waste, long grass, pests, graffiti, derelict vehicles and trailers, unkept firewood and
water that may become a public nuisance;
AND WHEREAS the Act permits a municipality that has authority to pass by-laws
directing or requiring that a matter or thing be done to also provide that in default of it
being done by the person directed or required to do it, such matter or thing shall be
done at the person's expense and that a municipality may enter upon land at any
reasonable time for the above purpose and further that a municipality may recover the
cost of doing a thing or matter required above and may recover the costs by action or by
adding the costs to the tax roll and collecting them in the same manner as taxes;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws providing that a
person who contravenes a by-law of a municipality is guilty of an offence;
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AND WHEREAS the Act provides that a municipality may require a person to pay an
administrative penalty if the municipality is satisfied that the person has failed to comply
with a by-law of the municipality passed under the Act;
AND WHEREAS the Act authorizes a municipality to add any part of a fine for a
commission of a provincial offence that is in default under the Provincial Offences Act,
to the tax roll for any property in the local municipality for which all the owners are
responsible for paying the fine and collect it in the same manner as municipal taxes;
NOW THEREFORE Council of The Corporation of the City of Cambridge enacts as
follows:
1. DEFINITIONS
1.1 As used in this by-law, the following terms have the meanings indicated:
"Administrative Penalty By-law" means the Administrative Penalty By-law of the City,
as amended, or any by-law that replaces it;
"Art Mural" means a mural that has been made for the purpose of beautifying specific
property that is maintained by a Person and approved by Economic Development or
Council;
"Buffer Strip" means a border of Turf Grass, ground cover or vegetation that
delineates every Naturalized Area, measuring at least 0.6 meters (2 feet) in width, and
not exceeding 20 centimetres (8 inches) in height;
"City" means The Corporation of the City of Cambridge;
"Composting" means the natural decomposition of organic materials in a container,
pile or digester;
"Commercial Motor Vehicle" shall have the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, as amended;
"Designated Provision" means any section of this by-law designated in accordance
with section 16.2;
"Donation Collection Box" includes any receptacle located outdoors, within the
geographic area under the jurisdiction of the City, and placed, installed, displayed,
operated, used, altered or maintained for the purpose of collecting donated items from
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the public, including but not limited to appliances, clothing, household items, metal,
paper, recyclables and toys but does not include a receptacle located within a building
or a receptacle owned or operated by the City, or a publication distribution box;
"Excavation" means a hole in the ground at least 60 centimeters (23.6 inches) in depth
as a result of the removal of material;
"Good Repair" means:
a) free from any unsafe condition;
b) free from electrical shock hazards;
c) structurally sound;
d) free from defects;
e) free from holes, loose, broken, torn, cracked or damaged materials;
f) in good working order; and
g) not unsightly by reason of deterioration, damage or defacement.
"Graffiti" means one or more letters, symbols, marks, pictorial representations,
messages or slogans howsoever made on any property, but does not include any of the
following:
(a) a sign, public notice or traffic control mark authorized by the City;
(b) a sign authorized pursuant to a permit issued under the City's Sign By-law;
(c) a sign, public notice, or traffic control mark authorized by Regional, Provincial or
Federal law; or
(d) an Art Mural.
"Highway" means a common and public highway, common and public walkway, street,
road, avenue, parkway, square, place, bridge, viaduct, trestle, or any other way open to
public use, and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof;
"Inoperative Motor Vehicle" means a Motor Vehicle or Commercial Motor Vehicle
that is: in disrepair; is missing body work, components or parts, including tires; contains
damaged components, parts, bodywork, or glass; has deteriorated or missing adjuncts;
is unlicensed; or one which, if operated on a public Highway, would otherwise fail to
meet the requirements of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, as amended;
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"Motor Vehicle" means an automobile, motorcycle, motor-assisted bicycle, or any other
vehicle propelled or driven otherwise than by muscular power as identified in the
Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, as amended;
"Naturalized Area" means an area or areas on private property deliberately
implemented to produce ground cover, including wildflowers, shrubs, annuals,
perennials, grasses, or a combination thereof, that has a Buffer Strip and that is
monitored and maintained by a Person;
"Officer" shall mean a Municipal By-law Compliance Officer of the City and a Police
Officer with the Waterloo Regional Police Service;
"Owner" means
(a) a Person who is the lawful Owner of real Property or land, or a mortgagee in
possession of real Property or land and the Person for the time being who is
managing or receiving rent from a tenant on the Property; or
(b) in regard to a donation collection box, the operator of the donation collection box;
"Person" includes an Owner, occupant, individual, association, firm, corporation (with
the exception of The Corporation of the City of Cambridge), partnership, bureau, sole
proprietorship, trust, organization, trustee or agent;
"Property" means a building or structure, or part of a building or structure, and includes
the associated lands and premises, and all mobile structures, outbuildings, fences and
retaining walls, and erections thereon, whether heretofore or hereafter erected and
includes vacant Property;
"Region" means the Regional Municipality of Waterloo;
"Sidewalk" means that portion of the Highway that is intended for the use of
pedestrians and which surface is finished with concrete or asphalt;
"Stagnant water" means water that is not continuously filtered and may be polluted,
rancid, toxic or odorous. It can accumulate on the ground or within objects or debris,
including but not limited to Refuse, depressions, or buckets. This does not include
water that is in a covered rain barrel, a maintained birdbath or in a swimming pool, hot
tub, wading pool or artificial pond that complies with this by-law;
"Turf Grass" means a perennial strand of plant that can form turf and withstand
mowing, traffic and/or wear;
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"Vertical Clearance" means an unobstructed vertical passage space required along a
Highway or a Sidewalk within a Highway;
"Refuse" means any garbage, waste, salvage, debris, litter, broken or discarded
materials, and includes, but is not limited to:
(i)
Bottles, cans, cartons, clothing, discarded toys, packing materials, paper;
(ii)
Broken or discarded material;
(iii)
Piping, ducting, tubing, conduits, cable, wire and fittings or related accessories;
(iv)
Appliances or parts of appliances;
(v)
Human or animal feces;
(vi)
Shopping carts;
(vii)
Automotive parts, vehicle parts or accessories, mechanical equipment,
mechanical parts, unmounted tires, and tires mounted on rims;
(viii) Any Inoperative Motor Vehicle and electric vehicle, and any trailer, utility trailer,
truck trailer, house trailer, or recreational equipment that is wrecked, discarded,
dismantled, unplated or in an inoperative condition;
(ix)
Furnaces, furnace parts, pipes, fittings to pipes, and water or fuel tanks that are
not in use;
(x)
Kitchen or table waste of animal or vegetable origin;
(xi)
Yard waste including grass clippings, tree and garden cuttings, brush or leaves;
(xii)
Broken concrete, broken asphalt, patio or Sidewalk slabs, bricks, interlocking
bricks, unused building materials, and pallets;
(xiii) Indoor furniture; and
(xiv) Wrecked, dismantled, abandoned or inoperable machinery, or parts thereof;
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"Zoning By-law" means The City of Cambridge Zoning By-law 150-85 as amended, or
any by-law that replaces it.
2. GENERAL STANDARDS
2.1
Every Owner or designate shall attend to their Property on a regular basis to
ensure the Property conforms with the standards prescribed in this by-law.
Every Owner or designate shall provide a written report on the condition of the
Property when requested to do so by an Officer.
2.2
Every Owner shall maintain exterior yards free and clear of Refuse.
2.3
Section 2.2 does not apply to:
(a) Land or structures operated by the City or Region for the purpose of
dumping, disposing, or storage of Refuse;
(b) Land or structures designated or zoned by the City or Region for the
purpose of dumping, disposing, or storage of Refuse;
(c) Refuse placed out for collection in accordance with the Region's Waste
Collection By-Law, or any by-law that replaces it;
(d) Refuse stored in accordance with section 7 of this By-Law; or
(e) Refuse stored in accordance with section 8 of this By-Law.
2.4
No Person shall place or store, or permit the placement or storage of any electric
or Motor Vehicle, construction equipment, Commercial Motor Vehicle,
recreational equipment (mobile), and/or utility trailer, in any yard except in
accordance with the Zoning By-law.
2.5
No Person shall place or store, or permit the placement or storage of any electric
or Motor Vehicle, Commercial Motor Vehicle, recreational equipment (mobile),
and/or utility trailer on landscaped open space area.
2.6
If damage to landscaping results from the placement or storage of any electric or
Motor Vehicle, Commercial Motor Vehicle, recreational equipment (mobile),
and/or utility trailer, the landscaping shall be repaired.
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2.7
No Person shall place or store or permit the placement or storage of any trailer
and/or Commercial Motor Vehicle on a vacant lot
2.8
No Person shall store or permit the storage of firewood, gardening equipment,
landscaping equipment, or similar objects (domestic storage) unless stored in a
rear yard at least 1.2 meters away from a property line and stored in a neat and
organized manner.
2.9
No Person shall obstruct, or cause or permit the obstruction of, a designated fire
access route, a designated accessible parking space, an accessible ramp,
access aisle, and any accessible path of travel connecting a designated
accessible parking space to a building with snow, ice, equipment, materials, or
any other item.
2.10
Every Owner shall ensure that signage is installed for every designated
accessible parking space in accordance with any approved site plan or
agreement, applicable City by-laws, and Provincial legislation. This includes but
is not limited to the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8 and the Accessibility
for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c.11, including regulations
made thereunder.
2.11
Signage for every designated accessible parking space that is required by any
law or regulation or as a condition of any approved site plan or agreement shall
be maintained in Good Repair.
2.12
Every Owner shall ensure that signage is installed for every fire access route in
accordance with any approved site plan or agreement, applicable City by-laws,
and Provincial legislation. This includes but is not limited to the Fire Protection
and Prevention Act, 1997, S.O. 1997, c.4, including regulations made
thereunder.
2.13
Signage for every fire access route that is required by any law or regulation or as
a condition of any approved site plan or agreement shall be maintained in Good
Repair.
3. VEGETATION
3.1
No Owner shall permit Turf Grass, ground cover or weeds on their land to
exceed 20 centimeters (8 inches) in height.
3.2
Section 3.1 does not apply to any Naturalized Area.
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3.3
Every Owner shall ensure that any Naturalized Area does not encroach onto
any adjacent Property.
3 4 Every Owner shall maintain a Buffer Strip around a Naturalized Area at all
times.
3.5
No Owner shall cause or permit any Naturalized Area to be located within a
sight line triangle, as identified in the Zoning By-law, unless such Naturalized
Area conforms to the maximum height regulations in the Zoning By-law.
3.6
No Owner shall permit Turf Grass, ground cover or weeds on an adjoining
boulevard to exceed 20 centimeters (8 inches) in height.
3.7
Every Owner shall keep every hedge, tree, foliage, Naturalized Area, and other
vegetation located adjacent to a Highway or a Sidewalk on a Highway cut and
trimmed so as to provide a Vertical Clearance of 5.0 meters (197 inches) from a
Highway, and, where that Highway contains a Sidewalk, a Vertical Clearance
of 2.77 meters (109 inches) from the Sidewalk.
3.8
In addition to other requirements in this By-law, every Owner shall maintain all
vegetative growth, which for the purposes of this section includes every
ornamental plant, shrub, tree, cultivated fruit or vegetable, Naturalized Area,
hedge and other vegetation, on their Property so as to:
(a) not obstruct a Sidewalk or Highway; and
(b) not conceal or interfere with a fire hydrant or a water valve.
3.9
No building or structure, fence, wall, vegetative planting and/or landscaping that
has a height greater than 0.75 metres shall be permitted in a sight line triangle in
accordance with the Zoning By-law.
4. DUMPING
4.1
No Person shall cause or permit littering or dumping of Refuse on any land.
4.2
Section 4.1 does not apply to:
(a) Land or structures operated by the City or Region for the purpose of
dumping or disposing of Refuse;
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(b) Land or structures designated or zoned by the City or Region for the
purpose of dumping or disposing of Refuse; or
(c) Refuse placed out for collection in accordance with the Region's Waste
Collection By-Law or any by-law that replaces it.
5. STAGNANT WATER
5.1
No Owner shall cause or permit the collection of Stagnant Water on their
Property
5.2
Every Owner shall take all necessary steps to remove or dispose of Stagnant
Water from their Property.
6. EXCAVATIONS
6.1
Every Owner shall completely fill an Excavation on their land or completely
enclose it with a fence at least 182 centimeters (72 inches) in height and
sufficient to reasonably prevent a Person from falling into the Excavation and
such fence shall conform to the standards prescribed in the City's Property
Standards By-law or any by-law that replaces it.
6.2
Section 6.1 does not apply to:
(a) work which is actively proceeding under a current and valid grading permit,
building permit or demolition permit;
(b) work which is actively proceeding under an approved site plan; or
(c) a site that is within a registered plan of subdivision, which subdivision is
being developed for the first time.
7. GARBAGE CONTAINERS
7.1
Notwithstanding section 7.2, nothing in this by-law prohibits an Owner from
storing collectible waste as defined by and in accordance with the Region's
Waste Collection By-Law or any by-law that replaces it.
7.2
Garbage containers shall be stored where explicitly permitted in accordance with
the Zoning By-law.
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7.3
Garbage containers shall be:
(a) maintained in Good Repair;
(b) made of watertight construction; and
(c) sealed with a tight cover at all times, unless the container is being filled or
emptied.
8. COMPOSTING
8.1
No Owner shall cause or permit Composting to take place unless such
Composting complies with the following requirements:
(a) Composting shall take place only in a container, pile or digester;
(b) only yard waste and organic materials are permitted to be placed in a pile for
Composting;
(c) no human feces or other animal feces shall be placed in a compost
container, pile or digester;
(d) bones, meat, fish, dairy or fat products shall not be added to a compost
container but may be placed in a digester;
(e) compost containers, piles or digesters are only permitted on land on which a
dwelling unit is located;
(f)
Composting shall take place behind the front and exterior side building line
of the land;
(g) compost containers, piles or digesters shall be located no closer than 1.5
meters (59 inches) from any property line;
(h) no compost container, pile or digester used for Composting shall exceed 2
cubic meters in size;
(i)
compost containers, piles or digesters shall be located no closer than 4
meters (157 inches) from any dwelling unit, deck, patio or outdoor living area
associated with an adjacent Property;
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(j)
every compost container or digester shall be kept covered tightly at all times
except when being emptied or filled;
(k) organic materials placed in a compost container shall be covered by yard
waste, soil or compost;
(l)
Composting shall not emit offensive odors; and
(m) any compost container, pile or digester shall be maintained so as not to
attract insects, rodents, vermin or animals.
9. PEST CONTROL
9.1
Every Owner shall maintain their Property free of any nest of bees, wasps,
hornets, or any other pests.
9.2
Every Owner shall maintain their Property free of any termite, rodent, and
vermin.
10. POOLS AND ACCUMULATION OF WATER
10.1
The water in every privately owned swimming pool, wading pool, artificial pond,
or hot tub, shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition so as to be free
from odors or conditions likely to create a breeding environment for insects.
10.2
Every swimming pool, hot tub, wading pool and artificial pond, or hot tub and all
accessories thereto shall be maintained in Good Repair and free from leaks.
10.3
Every swimming pool, wading pool, artificial pond, and hot tub, including all
accessories thereto, that are abandoned, derelict or otherwise unused, shall be
drained and removed with the Property left in a graded and leveled condition.
11. GROUND COVER
11.1
Every yard shall be provided with suitable ground cover that is adequate enough
to prevent instability and erosion of the soil.
11.2
Section 11.1 does not apply to:
(a) work which is actively proceeding under a current and valid grading permit;
(b) work which is actively proceeding under an approved site plan; or
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(c) work which is actively proceeding under a valid building or demolition permit.
12. DONATION COLLECTION BOXES
12.1
No Owner shall locate, install or place, or permit or cause to be located, installed
or placed, a Donation Collection Box unless the Donation Collection Box is
located, installed or placed:
(a) on land with the prior written consent of the Owner of the land;
(b) on land that is not owned by the City;
(c) on land which is not used for residential purposes; and
(d) in a location that does not create any obstruction for vehicular or pedestrian
traffic, including but not limited to, a visual obstruction.
12.2
Every Owner shall ensure that the front face of a Donation Collection Box
displays all the following information, in lettering not less than Arial 150-point
font, or a font of equivalent size, and in a clearly contrasting colour:
(a) the correct legal name, address and telephone number of the Owner;
(b) the correct legal business name of the Owner;
(c) the type of organization if the Owner is not a charity;
(d) the Canada Revenue Agency charity registration number if the Owner is a
charity; and
(e) the schedule of times for the pick-up of the donations.
12.3
Every Owner shall maintain the information set out on a Donation Collection
Box to ensure that the information remains accurate, current and legible.
12.4
Every Owner shall ensure that a Donation Collection Box displays the
information required in this by-law.
12.5
Every Owner shall maintain:
(a) their Donation Collection Box in a clean, tidy condition and in Good
Repair; and
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(b) all areas immediately adjacent to their Donation Collection Box free and
clear of Refuse.
12.6 Notwithstanding any other provision in this by-law, the following provisions shall
apply to Donation Collection Boxes:
(a) where an Owner fails to comply with a notice issued pursuant to this by-law,
an Officer may remove the Donation Collection Box and perform any
other restoration work deemed necessary at the cost of the Owner.
(b) the Officer shall store the Donation Collection Box for 30 days at the cost
of the Owner.
(c) the Owner shall retrieve the box and pay the removal, restoration and
storage costs incurred by the City.
(d) an Officer shall return the Donation Collection Box to the Owner upon
payment by Owner for restoration and storage costs incurred by the City.
(e) upon the failure of the Owner to retrieve the Donation Collection Box from
storage and to pay the costs of the work performed by the Officer and of the
storage costs, the Officer may dispose of the Donation Collection Box and
may recover, from the Owner, any and all the costs incurred by the City in
regard to the Donation Collection Box.
13. GRAFFITI
13.1
No Person shall place, cause or permit Graffiti on any Property.
13.2
The Owner, tenant or occupant of a Property shall keep the Property free of
Graffiti.
14. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
14.1
An Officer may enter on land at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying
out an inspection to determine whether this by-law, or a direction or notice made
under this by-law and section 431 of the Municipal Act, 2001, is being complied
with.
14.2
As part of an inspection, an Officer may:
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(a) require the production 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 purposes of the inspection.
14.3
No Person shall hinder, or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct an Officer
who is exercising a power or performing a duty under this by-law.
14.4
This by-law may be enforced by a Municipal By-law Compliance Officer of the
City and a Police Officer with the Waterloo Regional Police Service.
15. NOTICE AND REMEDIAL ACTION
Order to Discontinue
15.1
If a Person is found to have contravened any provision of this by-law, an Officer
may make an order requiring the Person who contravened this by-law, or who
caused or permitted the contravention, or the Owner of the Property, to
discontinue the contravening activity.
15.2
An order made under section 15.1 shall set out:
(a) reasonable particulars of the contravention;
(b) the location of the Property where the contravention occurred; and
(c) the date by which there must be compliance with the order.
15.3
Any Person who fails to comply with an order made under section 15.1 is guilty
of an offence.
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15.4
If a Person is found to have contravened any provision of this by-law, an Officer
may make an order requiring the Person who contravened this by-law, or who
caused or permitted the contravention, or the Owner of the Property, to do work
to remedy the contravention.
15.5
An order made under section 15.4 shall set out:
(a) reasonable particulars of the contravention;
(b) the location of the Property where the contravention occurred; and
(c) the date by which there must be compliance with the order.
15.6
Any Person who fails to comply with an order made under section 15.4 is guilty
of an offence.
Service
15.7
An order issued pursuant to this By-law shall be considered served by:
(a) delivering it personally;
(b) delivering it to an occupant who appears to be at least 16 years of age or
older at the last known address of the Person named in the notice;
(c) sending it regular or registered mail, or by courier, to the last known address
of the Person to whom the notice is given or to that Person's agent;
(d) posting it in a conspicuous location at the Property where the contravention
occurred; or
(e) sending it by electronic mail to an e-mail address for the Person to whom
the notice is being directed. Service by e-mail is effective only if the Person
provides a written response to the e-mail.
15.8
If an order is mailed pursuant to section 15.7(c), the service shall be deemed to
have been made on the fifth day after the date of mailing.
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15.9
If a Person fails to do a matter or thing, including comply with an order issued
pursuant to this by-law, as directed or required by this by-law, the City may do
the matter or thing at the Person's expense. The City may recover the costs of
doing a matter or thing 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
municipal taxes.
15.10 The City shall have a lien on the land for the amount spent on the remedial work
and the amount shall be deemed to the municipal real property taxes and may be
added to the tax roll and collected in the same manner and with the same
priorities as municipal real property taxes.
15.11 The City or any Person acting on its behalf is not liable to compensate the
Owner, occupant or any other Person by reason of anything done by or on
behalf of the City in reasonable exercise of its powers.
16. PENALTY PROVISIONS
16.1
Every Person who contravenes any provision of this by-law or any order made
pursuant to this by-law is, upon conviction, guilty of an offence and is liable to a
fine of not more than $100,000.
16.2
The whole of this by-law, inclusive of all sections and subsections thereunder, is
hereby designated as a by-law to which the Administrative Penalty By-law
applies.
16.3
Any Person who contravenes any Designated Provision of this by-law shall,
upon issuance of a penalty notice in accordance with the Administrative Penalty
By-law, be liable to pay an administrative penalty and applicable fees.
17. SEVERABILITY
17.1
If a court of competent jurisdiction declares any provision, or any part of a
provision, of this by-law to be invalid, or to be of no force and effect, it is the
intention of the Council in enacting this by-law, that each and every other
provision of this by-law authorized by law, be applied and enforced in accordance
with its terms to the extent possible according to law.
18. REPEAL OF BY-LAWS
18.1
By-laws 189-13, 043-17 and 100-17 are hereby repealed.
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19. SHORT TITLE
19.1
This by-law may be cited as the "Lot Maintenance By-law".
ENACTED and PASSED this 24th day of February 2026.
MAYOR
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