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(d)
"Highways" include any highway within the meaning of The
Highway Traffic Act;
ii) has been rendered inoperable by the owner of the
salvage yard or his servants or by the owner of
the motor vehicle in such a way that the motor
vehicle is not Ln Gom.pliance with The Highway Traffic
Act for use on high\vays;
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(b ) has no market value as a means of transportation
or,
has a market value as a means of trans-
portation that is less than the costs of repairs
required to put it into operable condition;
(a) is inoperable,
and
i) a motor vehicle that:
(c)
"Derelict Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle that is
stored in a salvage yard for whatever purpose, and
includes,
without limiting the foregoing,
(b)
"Corporation"
shall mean the Corporation of the Township
of Mono.
are kept outside an enclosed structure.
ii) more than two derelict motor vehicles
i) used motor vehicle parts from more than two motor
vehicles;
or
(a)
"Automobile Wrecking Yard" means a place at which
In this Bylaw:
1.
DEFINITIONS
NOW THEREFORE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MONO BY THE
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL THEREOF ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to enact a bylaw for the aforesaid
purposes;
AND WHEREAS the Councils of local municipalities
are further empowered
by subsection.l
of Section 378 of The Municipal Act to enact bylaws for
licencing,
regulating and governing salvage shops, salvage yards, second
hand goods shops and dealers in second hand goods;
WHEREAS the Councils of local municipalities
are empowered by paragraph
117 of subsection 1 of Section 354 of The Municipal Act, R.S.O.
1970,
Chapter 284,
to enact bylaws to prohibit or regulate and inspect the use
of any land or structures for storing used motor vehicles
for the purpose
of wrecking or dismantling them or salvaging parts thereof for sale or
other disposal;
A BYLAW TO PROHIBIT, REGULATE AND INSPECT THE WRECKING OR
SALVAGING OF USED MOTOR VEHICLES,
LICENCING, REGULATING
AND THE LICENCING, REGULATING AND GOVERNING OF SALVAGE
SHOPS, SALVAGE YARDS,
SECOND HAND GOODS SHOPS AND DEALERS
IN SECOND HAND GOODS
BYLAW NUMBER 81-34
THE CORPORATION ·OF nm TOWNSHIP OF MONO
(noise)
ii) No owner or occupant of any land or structure used
as a salvage yard shall permit any mechanical
equipment to operate thereon tmless such
equipment is properly fitted with sound muffling
equipment to prevent any nuisance due to noises.
(nuisance)
i) No person shall commit any nuisance in the use of
any land or structure as a salvage yard.
6.
ii) "Holiday" means a holiday as defined in The
Interpretation Act.
(hours of
operation)
i) no person shall wreck or dismantle derelict vehicles
or salvage parts thereof for sale or other disposal
on a Sunday ori.on any public holiday or after 8 :00 P .M.
or before 7:00 A.M. of any day.
5.
Every person using any of the lands or any structures
situated thereon referred to in Section 3 as an automobile
wrecking yard shall deposit with the Clerk of the
(Site Plan)
Corporation a site plan showing the land or structures to
be used from time to time including ingress,
egress, surface
drainage, internal roadways, parking areas,
structures,
screenings, landscaping, and planting strips, signs, buildings
and enclosures.
4.
REGULATIONS
(a) in the southeast quarter of the East Half Lot Number
22,
Concession 3, West of Hurontario Street.
3.
No automobile wrecking yard shall be kept in the Corporation
unless the land upon which it is situate is:
(b) on which such use in not otherwise prohibited by this
or any other law or bylaw.
(a) which is licenced as an automobile wrecking yard,
under the law,
No land within the Corporation shall be used for the
purpose of a salvage yard except land:
2.
PERMITTED AND PROHIBITED AREAS
(h)
"Time" shall mean that time in use within the
Corporation and without limiting the generality of
the foregoing shall include that time reckoned as
Standard Time and that time reckoned as Eastern
Daylight Saving Time.
(g)
"Structures" shall include all constructions fixed
to, supported by or sunk into the land, whether
enclosed or otherwise.
(f)
"Salvage Yard11
includes any land or structures
erected thereon upon which a derelict motor vehicle
or vehicles are stored for the purpose of wrecking
or dismantling them or salvaging parts thereof for
sale or other disposal, including, without limiting
the foregoing, an automobile wrecking yard and
premises.
(e)
"Motor Vehicle" includes any vehicle within the
meaning of The Highway Traffic Act whether intended
for use as a private passenger motor vehicle or not.
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(site plan
approval)
(road
maintenance &
traffic
control)
(road
standards)
(drainage)
(Screening)
(disposal
of fluids)
(scavenging)
(supervision)
(fire)
(health
safety)
(in con ven ien ce)
a) If a licence for an automobile wrecking yard at the
same location or operated by the same person, as the
proposed automobile wrecking yard, has previously
been revoked under subsection 1, or
ii) A licence may be refused
i)
A licence may be revoked if any of the regulations
set forth in the Bylaw are not adhered to at all
times.
8.
LICENCING
v) No land or structure shall be used as a salvage
yard until a site plan has been provided as required
in Section 4, and such site plan has been approved by
the Council of the Corporation, and all other matters
referred to in Section 4 are constructed and placed
according to the provisions and requirements of the
Bylaw.
iv) The operator shall ensure that the roadways and
parking areas are unobstructed, maintained and
accessable at all times to receive all vehicles,
derelict or otherwise, providing customer parking
within the screened area and ensuring all vehicles
are parked within the screened area at all times.
iii) All internal roadways, driveways, and parking areas
shall be constructed of granular material to a
minimum depth of six inches with a surface of
granular "A" material to a minimum depth of four
inches.
ii) The salvage yard shall not be located on land
covered by water or subject to flooding and shall
be so located that no direct drainage leads to a
watercourse.
i) Every owner or occupant of any land or structures
used as a salvage yard shall erect and maintain on
the surface of the land adequate screening as
approved by Council, that surrounds the land or
land or structures except for entrances and exits
each of a width of not more than 20 feet which
shall have gates which shall be kept closed and locked
when the land or structures are not being so used,
such screening sufficient to prevent persons on
neighbouring properties or on a public highway
from seeing the lands so used.
7.
viii) All fluids must be drained from derelict automobiles
before they are processed and any fluids or other
wastes disposed of in accordance with The
Environmental Protection Act, 1971, if they are not
safely stored for purposes of resale.
vii) Scavening of derelict automobiles or used automobile
parts by persons not under the supervision mentioned
in Regul.a t Lonofi
(vi) shall not be permitted.
vi) All operations at the salvage yard shall be conducted
in an orderly fashion under adequate supervision.
v) No open burning shall be permitted.
iv) The salvage yard shall be so located and operated
as to reduce to a minimum the hazards to health or
safety of persons or property including hazards
from fire and vermin.
iii) The salvage yard shall be so located as to reduce
to a minimum inconvenience due to dust, noise and
traffic.
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BYLAW READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 7TH DAY OF 1\UGUST, 1981
BYLAW READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1981
(~
PASSED IN OPEN COUNCIL THIS 4TH DAY .OF SEPTEMBER,
1981
16.
Bylaw No. 872 and all other bylaws or parts of bylaws
inconsistent with this Bylaw are hereby repealed.
15.
Every person who contravenes any provisions of this bylaw shall
be guilty of an offence and shall, upon conviction thereof,
forfeit and pay at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate
a penalty not exceeding,
exclusive of costs,
the sum of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00)
for each offence.
14.
Every person who contravenes any provisions of this bylaw shall
be deemed to have connnitted separate offences for each day that
such person is in violation thereof,
13.
Should any section or sections of this bylaw or any part or parts
thereof be fotmd by law to be illegal or beyond the power of
Council of the Corporation to enact, such section or sections
thereof shall be deemed to be severable so that all other sections
of this bylaw are separate and therefore enacted as such.
12.
Nothing in this Bylaw is intended to make lawful any operation
which would otherwise be unlawful by reason of its constituting
the use of any land or structures for purposes prohibited by any
bylaw of the Corporation or for any other reason.
11.
The Building Inspector of the County of Dufferin or his assistant
and the Bylaw Enforcement Officer of the Township of Mono shall
have the right to visit, enter and inspect from time to time and
at all reasonable hours, any land or structures used as a salvage
yard for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this bylaw.
10.
There shall be levied and collected from the applicant for
every licence granted pursuant to this bylaw a fee of TWENTY
DOLLARS ($20.00)
for an automobile wrecking yard.
9.
Any person obtaining a licence pursuant to the provisions
of this bylaw shall at all times display it in a part of
his automobile wrecking yard to which the public has access
during the hours that he conducts business with the public
and shall upon demand exhibit it to any peace officer of the
Corporation.
iv) The fee for a renewal licence shall be paid before the
30th day of April in such year.
iii) A licence shall expire on the 31st day of March of each
year.
b) there are reasonable grounds for believing that the
automobile wrecking yard will not be established
or operated in accordance with any provisions of this
Bylaw or any other applicable law provided the
applicant is given written notice of the grounds.
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