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Amending By-laws: 2024-046
The Corporation of the Township of
Selwyn
By-law No. 2023 - 038
Being a By-law for the Licensing and the Regulation of Refreshment
Vehicles in the
Township of Selwyn
(Refreshment Vehicle Licensing)
Whereas the Ontario Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, Section 2, as
amended, states that municipalities are created by the Province of Ontario to be
responsible and accountable governments with respect to matters within their
jurisdiction, and as such, municipalities are given powers and duties under this
Act, and many other Acts, for the purpose of providing good government with
respect to those matters; and
Whereas the Ontario Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, Section 5.3, as
amended, states that a municipal power shall be exercised by By-law unless the
municipality is specifically authorized to do otherwise; and
Whereas the Ontario Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, Section 151, as
amended states a municipality may provide for a system of licenses with respect
to a business; and
Whereas of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, Section 441 permits
municipalities to collect unpaid licensing fines. The fine is deemed to be unpaid
taxes;
Now Therefore, the Township of Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield deems it advisable
to enact a By-law to licence and regulate Refreshment Vehicles.
Purpose
The municipality is requiring the owners and/or operators of Refreshment
Vehicles to obtain a license in order to contribute to the health and safety of
Township residents and to ensure that the operation of the Refreshment Vehicles
does not contribute or create nuisances for the travelling public, patrons and
neighbouring property owners.
1.
Definitions
For the purpose of this By-law, the following definitions shall apply:
a) Council: shall mean the Council of The Corporation of the Township of
Selwyn.
b) Food Truck: shall mean a motorized vehicle which has equipment inside
the vehicle for preparing food, more particularly gas/propane cooking
systems and fire suppression systems and requires the proprietor to be
inside the vehicle to prepare the food for consumption by the public.
c) Hot Dog Cart: shall mean a mobile trailer or cart from which hot dogs,
sausages or similar food or refreshments are sold or offered for sale to the
public.
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d) Ice Cream Cart: shall mean a manually propelled mobile tricycle vehicle
from which ice cream, ice cream cones, ice milk and other iced
confectionery food items are offered for sale or sold to the public.
e) License, Annual: shall mean a license to operate a Refreshment Vehicle
at a designated location within the Township of Selwyn applied for and
issued each year.
f) License, Temporary Event: shall mean a license to operate a
Refreshment Vehicle at an event at a designated location for a period of
not more than 5 consecutive days.
g) Mobile Barbeque Facility: shall mean an open air barbeque affixed to a
cart which is on wheels or is capable of being moved from place to place
by a person for the purpose of offering for sale or selling refreshments to
the public.
h) By-law Enforcement Officer: shall mean a Municipal By-law
Enforcement Officer appointed by Council or any other person appointed
or designated by Council to provide law enforcement services in the
Township of Selwyn and shall mean a person appointed by Council for the
purpose of processing and issuing Licenses under this By-law.
i) Operator: shall mean a person who is licensed to operate a Refreshment
Vehicle within the Township of Selwyn.
j) Owner: shall mean the owner of a property located within the Township of
Selwyn.
k) Person: shall mean an individual human being, his/her personal agent,
heir, successors and assigns and shall include a corporation with or
without share capital.
l) Refreshment Vehicle: Shall mean a vehicle or other mobile food
premises from which food prepared therein is offered for sale to the public
and includes refreshments such as, but not limited to, french fries, hot
dogs, hamburgers, sausage, salads, wraps, tacos, fish, ice cream,
beverages and similar items are sold or offered for sale, Food Truck, hot
dog cart, ice cream cart or any other food trailer, including a mobile
barbeque facility.
m) Refreshments: shall mean, but shall not be limited to, such items as
french fries, hot dogs, hamburgers, sausage, salads, wraps, tacos, fish,
ice cream, beverages and similar items which can be sold from a vehicle,
which conforms with the requirements of this By-law and any other
regulations that any other agency or Ministry may impose.
n) Settlement Area: shall mean those areas designated as a Growth Centre
(villages of Bridgenorth and Lakefield) or as a Hamlet (Ennismore and
Young's Point) in the Township Official Plan, as amended from time to
time.
o) Structure: shall mean anything constructed or erected, the use of which
requires location on the ground, or which is attached to something having
location on the ground.
p) Township: shall mean The Corporation of the Township of Selwyn.
q) Zoning Administrator: shall mean the person appointed by Council to
administer the provisions of the Zoning By-law.
2.
License Required for Refreshment Vehicles
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a) No person shall own, operate, or permit the operation of a Refreshment
Vehicle within the Township without a license issued under the provisions
of this By-law save and except for:
i) Charitable non-profit groups, associations or corporations who sell
food and refreshments outdoors, to the general public, from a Mobile
Barbeque Facility, for the purpose of fund-raising as part of a special
event; provided they have permission of the property owner, or of the
Township in respect of public property, from which such sales are
proposed to take place. Food served from a Mobile Barbeque Facility
must be only 'pre-cooked' food in accordance with the Health
Protection and Promotion Act O.Reg. 526 Section 5.
ii) Charitable non-profit groups who operate a Food Truck as defined
herein will be required to be licenced but will be exempt from having to
pay the applicable Refreshment Vehicle Fee.
iii) Those Refreshment Vehicles and concessions that operate at the
Lakefield Fairgrounds.
iv) Holders of an "Event Facility Rental Agreement" held on Township
property who may elect to allow the operation of Refreshment Vehicles
may do so long as they ensure the Refreshment Vehicle operator
holds current insurance, provides signed indemnification, has public
health approvals, manages waste/seating and other site needs,
provides photos of the unit (inside and out), and if applicable,
gas/propane inspection and suppression system certifications. If the
operator has a refreshment vehicle licence with another municipality,
this can also be provided in support of compliance with the above.
Verification of these items will be provided to the Township, in lieu of
obtaining a Refreshment Vehicle Licence.
v) Holders of a licence issued under the Township's Exhibition Held for
Hire of Gain By-law, referred to the "Special Event By-law" who may
elect to allow the operation of Refreshment Vehicles may do so long as
the event holder ensures the Refreshment Vehicle operator holds
current insurance, has public health approvals, manages waste/seating
and other site needs, and if applicable, gas/propane inspection and
suppression system certifications. The special event holder must
attest through their application that these items have been verified in
lieu of operator (s) obtaining a Refreshment Vehicle Licence.
vi) A license shall not be required by the owners of eating establishment
businesses located within the Township of Selwyn in order to conduct
the sale of food and refreshments from a refreshment vehicle,
including a barbeque-style stand where such operation is located
externally to enclosed eating establishment premises on the same
property.
3.
Requirements for License
Issuance of License - Delegation of Authority
a) Council shall delegate the authority to a By-law Enforcement Officer who
may, where deemed expedient and in the best interest of the residents of
the Township, grant, refuse, revoke or suspend a license to an applicant in
accordance with the provisions of this By-law.
Applications
b) New Application/Amendment to Existing Application shall be made in
writing upon a form provided, attached hereto.
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The following shall be provided for a new application or an existing
application where the Refreshment Vehicle is being updated/relocated:
i) A site diagram, drawn to scale showing the location of the proposed
Refreshment Vehicle on the property including setbacks in accordance
with the location requirements in section 4. c) of this By-law, Road
Authority clearance setbacks and fire safety setbacks in accordance
with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) from the adjacent
property line and the proposed location of all signage and
garbage/recycling containers, seating and parking facilities. In the
event of differing setbacks, the most restrictive of setback shall apply.
ii) A letter of permission from the owner, where the operator is not the
owner of the property.
iii) Confirmation from the Township's Planning Department that the
proposed location of the Refreshment Vehicle complies with the
location requirements in section 4.c), Road Authority Clearance
setbacks, Zoning and NFPA with the most restrictive being applicable.
c) Every new and annual renewal application for a license shall be made in
writing upon a form provided, attached hereto, and shall be accompanied
by:
i) The fee set out in User Fees and Charges By-law as increased
annually by Consumer Price Index (CPI) Ontario - All Items as of
December; and
ii) An Annual Inspection Report from Peterborough County/City Health
Unit confirming that the Refreshment Vehicle conforms to the
requirements of the Health Protection and Promotion Act, that there
are appropriate waste disposal facilities, and that any other pertinent
laws and Regulations have been met; and
iii) An annual Inspection Report for Gas and/or Propane Installation by a
Licensed Contractor, where applicable; and
iv) Clearance from the Road Authority, where applicable, being:
a) Ministry of Transportation Ontario if the proposed location
is on a Provincial Highway, or
b) Peterborough County Roads Department if the proposed
location is on a County Road, or
c) Manager of Public Works if the proposed location is on a
Township Road; and
v) Proof of a minimum of $2,000,000 (two million dollars) commercial
general liability insurance naming the owner and operator of the
establishment and including the Township of Selwyn as an additional
insured; and
vi) The Refreshment Vehicle Operator shall provide an indemnification to
the Township prior to the issuance of a license, whereby the Operator
agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Township, its agents,
servants, employees and officials from any claims, actions or suits
which might be brought against the said Refreshment Vehicle Operator
and the Township arising from the said operation of the Refreshment
Vehicle in any manner whatsoever or any error, negligence or
omission of the Refreshment Vehicle Operation, its agents, servants or
employees.
vii) Pictures of the unit (inside and out) so that staff can view the condition
of the vehicle to determine that it is in good repair.
Municipal Inspections
d) Upon receipt of a new and annual renewal application, the By-law
Enforcement Officer shall arrange for the following municipal clearances,
as required:
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i) Annual Inspection Report, that establishes conformity with the Fire
Protection and Prevention Act and the Ontario Fire Code, from the
Township Fire Department
ii) Annual conformity with Section 4 c) of this By-law where applicable.
4.
Regulations
Township Property
a) No Refreshment Vehicle shall sell or offer for sale refreshments to the
public while situated, standing or parked located in a Township Park, or on
a public road allowance, or other public property within the Township,
unless:
i) in conjunction a special event; or
ii) in support of a charitable/not-for-profit organization; or
iii) as part of an approved Township Food Truck/Vendor Protocol;
and
iv) in compliance with all applicable sections of this By-law.
Ice Cream Cart Exemption: 4 (a)
b) Notwithstanding Section 4 (a) above, an ice cream cart may sell or offer
for sale refreshment to the public while situated, standing or parked
located on a public road allowance provided that such activity does not
take place on a traveled portion of the road and does not interfere with, or
obstruct, traffic and providing that the cart does not operate in the same
location for more than fifteen (15) consecutive minutes.
Location Requirements
c) Refreshment vehicles may be permitted to operate only in C1, C2, RC and
CF Zones, as defined in the Township's Zoning By-law.
i) No person shall operate a Refreshment Vehicle within 12 m of a front
or exterior side property line.
ii) No person shall operate a Refreshment Vehicle within 3 m of an
interior side or rear yard or 12 m if the property abuts a residential
zone.
iii) No person shall place a refreshment vehicle as to obstruct or interfere
with existing/required parking stalls of the property it is located on.
Cooking Equipment Requirements
d) All refreshment vehicles containing commercial cooking equipment such
as deep fryers shall be designed, constructed, installed and inspected in
conformity with the current standards of the National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA) and shall have an automatic fire suppression system,
where applicable, in accordance with current NFPA standards and the
Ontario Fire Code.
Fire Suppression Systems
i) An automatic fire suppression system shall be maintained and
inspected annually by a licensed contractor in accordance with the
Ontario Fire Code, and the licensee shall supply a copy of the
completed inspection record to the Fire Chief or their designate.
Refreshment Vehicle- Sanitary Considerations
e) The licensee shall keep the Refreshment Vehicle and equipment in a
clean and sanitary condition and shall comply with all applicable Provincial
Regulations and legislation respecting the preparation and handling of
food.
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i) The licensee shall provide suitable waste receptacles and keep the
area surrounding the Refreshment Vehicle free of debris. Waste shall
be disposed of regularly and properly.
ii) The licensee shall ensure that wastewater from the Refreshment
Vehicle is stored in an appropriate wastewater holding tank and that it
is disposed of by a licensed wastewater disposal contractor.
iii) The exterior of the Refreshment Vehicle shall be maintained in a clean
and sanitary manner and must not distract from the physical amenities
of the area or property at which it is located.
iv) The use of portable generators are prohibited to operate a
Refreshment Vehicle, with the exception of a refreshment vehicle
operating temporarily at a special event and/or under a Temporary
Event Licence.
Signage
f) Signage to advertise the location of the Refreshment Vehicle shall comply
with all pertinent By-laws and regulations of the Township of Selwyn and
the appropriate road authority.
License
g) Every license issued under this By-law shall be displayed in a
conspicuous location on the vehicle and shall be produced on demand for
the Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer or an agent or inspector of any
approval agency.
i) The License as granted and issued may not be transferred, assigned,
conveyed or sold to another applicant or person and no Licensee shall
operate a Refreshment Vehicle in a location other than the location for
which the Refreshment Vehicle licence has been issued. (added by
By-law 2024-046)
ii) Licenses are valid for one (1) year from the date of issuance and re-
application must be made 60 days prior to the expiration of the license.
iii) One (1) Annual License for a Refreshment Vehicle may be issued for a
property in the Township per licensing year in all permitted zones.
iv) Additional Refreshment Vehicle licenses for a property outside of the
Township Settlement areas, as defined, may be applied for with
permission from the property owner. These site specific applications
will consider the site features to determine available parking, site
access, and ability to meet setbacks.
v) Notwithstanding Section 4 h) (iii) and the definition of "Annual License"
herein, an annual license for an Ice Cream Cart may be issued for a
designated area within the Township of Selwyn.
Attached Structures: Prohibited
h) No structure, whether attached or unattached, shall be constructed
immediately adjacent to a Refreshment Vehicle.
Attached Structures: Exemptions
i) Notwithstanding Section 4 h), an unattached deck may be constructed
adjacent to a Refreshment Vehicle provided that:
i) such deck is less than 0.6 metres in height; and
ii) such deck is less than 10 square metres in area; and
iii) such deck does not extend beyond, or wrap around, the refreshment
vehicle
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iv) it is structurally sound and safe
Hours of Operations
j) Refreshment vehicles shall not operate between the hours of ten (10) p.m.
and seven (7) a.m. of the following day.
Parking
k) The Refreshment Vehicle location shall conform to all parking
requirements and regulations now in force or to be construed in the future.
Seating
l) Seating shall be reviewed as part of the site plan submission noted in
Section 3. b) i) and shall not interfere with the site functionality including
parking, and site ingress/egress.
5.
Special Conditions:
Temporary License
a) A Refreshment Vehicle operator may apply for a temporary event license
to operate a Refreshment Vehicle at an event at a designated location for
the duration of the special event and for a period of not more than five (5)
consecutive days.
b) The operator may apply for a temporary event license by completing an
application upon a form provided.
c) The licensee shall comply with all applicable sections of the By-law.
d) If an operator applies for a Temporary Event License for a Refreshment
Vehicle that is currently subject to an Annual License or that has been
previously subject to a Temporary Event License within the same calendar
year, the operator may be exempted from the application requirements
under Sections 3 b), c), d), with the exception of Subsection 3 b) iii) and 3
c) i) if the approvals and clearances on file with the previous license
application, remain valid.
6.
Refusal and Revocation of License
Compliance with Applicable Laws
a) No license shall be issued for a Refreshment Vehicle where the operation
or location of the Refreshment Vehicle on the property thereon
contravenes any By-law of the Township or any other applicable law.
Deficiencies - Specified - Notice to - Applicant
b) Where any determination is made that a Refreshment Vehicle application
does not receive the approvals required by this By-law, the reason for the
lack of the required approvals shall be specified, and the By-law
Enforcement Officer shall notify the applicant of all such reasons.
Refusal - Suspension - Revocation
c) The By-law Enforcement Officer may suspend, revoke or refuse any
license that may be issued under the provisions of any Part of this By-law
for any of the following reasons:
i) Where the holder of the license is in breach of a condition of the
license or of this By-law; or
ii) If a report is filed subsequent to the date of the issuance of the license
or by any department or agency which provided its approval originally
to the issuance of the license which indicates that a licensed premises
no longer complies with certain provisions of this By-law.
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iii) Notwithstanding Sections 6 (c), 6 (c)(i) and 6 (c)(ii), in accordance with
the Health Protection and Promotion Act, the Health Unit may require
the owner or occupier of a premises to close the premises where it is
determined that a health hazard exists.
Refusal - Suspension - Revocation - Notice - of Proposal
d) Where the By-law Enforcement Officer proposes to refuse, suspend or
revoke any of the licenses issued pursuant to any Part of this By-law, it
shall give notice of its proposal to the affected applicant or to the affected
holder of the license, as the case may be, and to such other persons, civic
departments, boards, commissions, authorities or agencies as appear to
have an interest in the proposal.
Refusal - Suspension - Revocation - Notice - Content
e) The notice under Section 6 (d) and 6 (e)of this By-law shall:
i) Contain the reason/s for the proposed refusal, suspension or
revocation;
ii) Give notice of the date that the proposed suspension or revocation of
the license is to commence;
iii) Specify the remedies that will be necessary, if any, that will result in the
refusal, suspension or revocation of the license to be withdrawn and
afford the affected applicant or the affected holder of the license a
reasonable opportunity, to show or achieve compliance with all lawful
requirements for the retention of the license; and
iv) Inform the affected applicant or the affected holder of the license that
he/she may attend a regularly scheduled Council meeting to appeal
the proposed refusal, suspension or revocation provided, a written
request is made to the Clerks department.
Expiry - Revocation - Removal of Refreshment Vehicle
f) Upon the expiry or revocation of a license, the Refreshment Vehicle shall
be removed from the site, except where the Refreshment Vehicle is
owned by the property owner.
7.
Administration and Enforcement
Administration of By-law
a) Unless otherwise indicated, the administration of this By-law is assigned to
the By-law Enforcement Officer who may delegate the performance of
their functions under this By-law from time to time as occasion requires.
Enforcement - By-law Enforcement Officer
b) The enforcement of this By-law is assigned to the By-law Enforcement
Officer.
Information - Held by Clerk - Open to Inspection
c) Any application, comment, recommendation, information, document or
thing in the possession of the By-law Enforcement Officer, pursuant to the
provisions of this By-law shall be made available through the Township
Clerk, for an inspection, subject only to the limitations imposed by the
Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act:
i) By any person employed in the administration or the enforcement of
this By-law, and
ii) By any other person upon the consent, satisfactory to the Clerk, of the
person, civic department, board, commission, authority or other agency
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which produced or submitted the application, comment,
recommendation, information, document or thing.
Inspections- By-law Enforcement Officer - Other Designated Persons
d) Any person, agency or department having approval authority in
accordance with this By-law may, at all reasonable times and upon
producing proper identification, inspect a Refreshment Vehicle and the
property upon which it is located.
No person - Obstruct- Person who Enforces
e) No person shall obstruct, hinder or in any way interfere with any person
designated to enforce this By-law.
Fines for Contravention: Person, Corporation
f) In accordance with the Municipal Act anyone who contravenes this By-law
may be liable to a fine.
Person
i) Every person who contravenes this By-law and every director or officer
of a corporation who concurs in such contravention by a corporation, is
guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine not exceeding
$25,000.
Corporation
ii) Where a corporation is convicted of an offence under this By-law, the
maximum penalty that may be imposed on the corporation is $50,000.
Inspection Fees
iii) Any Refreshment Vehicle Operator who contravenes any provision of
this By-law shall:
a) Be responsible for the inspection fees incurred by the Township
related to the administration and enforcement of the Township's
Refreshment Vehicle By-law in accordance with the Township's
current Tariff of Fees By-law.
b) The Corporation shall, if such amounts remain unpaid sixty (60)
days following notification of the amounts owing, have the right to
collect any unpaid costs, including interest.
c) Notice will be provided to the Refreshment Vehicle Operator of the
outstanding amounts owing. If the amounts remain outstanding,
the Owner of the property from which the Refreshment Vehicle is
operating will be notified and if the amounts continue to remain
outstanding, these outstanding amounts will be added to the tax roll
where they may be collected in a like manner as municipal taxes,
all of which is in accordance with Section 398 of the Municipal Act,
2001, c. 25, as amended;
d) The Corporation shall, prior to adding any amounts owing to the tax
roll of any property, provide at least ten (10) days written notice of
its intention to do so.
iv) Every person who is guilty of an offence under this By-law may, if
permitted under the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O 1990, c. P.33 as
amended, pay set fine, and the Chief Judge of the Ontario Court of
Justices shall be requested to establish set fine as set out in Schedule
A of By-law 2023-038, as amended. (added by By-law 2024-046)
Premises Closed - Operating without License - Two Years
g) Where an owner or operator is convicted of knowingly carrying on or
engaging in a trade, calling, business or occupation on, in or in respect of
any premises or part of any premises without a license required by this
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By-law, the court may order that the premises or part of the premises be
closed to any use for any period not exceeding two years.
Premises Closed - Other Contraventions - Two Years
h) Where a person is convicted of a contravention of this By-law, other than
carrying on or engaging in a trade, calling, business or occupation without
a license to do so, and the court decides that the owner or other person
occupying the premises or part thereof in respect of which the conviction
was made, knew or ought to have known of the conduct which formed the
subject matter of the conviction or of any pattern of similar conduct, the
court may order that the premises or part thereof be closed to any use for
any period not exceeding two years.
Continuation - Repetition - Prohibited - By Order
i) The court in which the conviction has been entered, and any court of
competent jurisdiction thereafter, may make an order prohibiting the
continuation or repetition of the offence by the person convicted, and such
order shall be in addition to any other penalty imposed on the person
convicted.
Integrity of By-law - Severability
j) Notwithstanding that any part or parts, or section or sections of this By-
law, may be found by any court of law to be beyond the powers of the
Council to enact, such part or parts, or section or sections thereof shall be
deemed to be severable, and all other sections of this By-law, or parts
thereof, are separate and independent therefrom and enacted as such.
Notice - Unpaid Licensing Fine
k) If a fine for a contravention of this By-law remains unpaid after the fine
becomes due and payable under Section 66 of the Provincial Offences
Act, including any extension of time for payment ordered under the
section, the By-law Enforcement Officer 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 not be
less than 21 days after the date of the notice, by delivering the notice or
causing it to be delivered to that person at the person's residence or place
of business.
Seizure - Unpaid Licensing Fine
l) If the fine referred to in Section 7 (k) of this Part of this By-law remains
unpaid after the final date on which it is payable as specified in the notice,
the Treasurer may alone or by an agent, subject to the exemptions
provided in Section 441 of the Municipal Act, as amended, seize property
listed in Section 441 to recover the taxes and costs of the seizure
according to the provisions of Section 441.
Defect in Notice - Not to invalidate Subsequent Proceedings
m) No defect, error omission in the form or substances of the notice required
by Section 7 (k) of this By-law invalidates any subsequent proceedings for
the recovery of a fine.
n) License with Conditions
The Township has the authority to impose conditions on licenses under
the Municipal Act, Section 151(1)(e) which states that conditions can be
imposed, including special conditions, as requirement of continuing to hold
a license at any time during the term of the license. The By-law
Enforcement Officer may during the term of the license, impose special
conditions, where warranted.
8.
Repeal
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That By-law 2011-117 of the Township of Selwyn is hereby repealed in its
entirety.
That this By-law shall come into effect immediately upon the passing thereof.
Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 23rd day of May, 2023.
Original Signed
____________________________
Mayor Sherry Senis
Original Signed
____________________________
Angela Chittick, Clerk
Corporate Seal
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Township of Selwyn
Schedule A - By-law 2023-038, as amended
By-law to Licence, Regulate and Govern Refreshment Vehicles
within the Township of Selwyn
Part I Provincial Offences Act
Item
Column 1
Short Form Wording
Column 2
Provision
creating or
defining offence
Column 3
Set Fines
1.
Operate a Refreshment Vehicle
without a current licence.
Section 2 a)
$400.00
2.
Failure to provide suitable waste
receptacles and keep the area
surrounding the Refreshment Vehicle
free of debris.
Section 4 e) i)
$100.00
3.
Failure to dispose of waste regularly
and properly.
Section 4 e) i)
$100.00
4.
Failure to ensure wastewater from the
Refreshment Vehicle is stored in an
appropriate waste wastewater holding
tank and that is disposed of by a
licensed wastewater disposal
contractor
Section 4 e) ii)
$100.00
5.
Failure dispose of wastewater by a
licensed wastewater disposal
contractor.
Section 4 e) ii)
$100.00
6.
Failure to keep vehicle in a clean and
sanitary condition.
Section 4 e) iii)
$100.00
7.
Operate a Refreshment Vehicle with a
generator.
Section 4 e) iv)
$100.00
8.
Failure to produce licence upon
request
Section 4. g)
$100.00
9.
Operate a refreshment vehicle without
affixing a licence in a conspicuous
location.
Section 4 g)
$100.00
10.
Operate a Refreshment Vehicle in a
location other than location the licence
was issued for.
Section 4 g) i)
$100.00
11.
Hinder or obstruct person from
enforcing by-law.
Section 7 e)
$300.00