Property maintenance — Tiny, Ontario

What are the rules on junk, derelict cars, and unsightly property?

In the Township of Tiny, Ontario, property maintenance rules are set by Clean Yards By-law No. 13-032 and 1 other bylaw, verified 2026-10-18. Enforcement: Officer may issue Work Order or Discontinue Activity Order; Township may do work at person's expense and add costs to tax roll.

Clean Yards By-law No. 13-032 adopted bylaw
standards Failure to keep land orderly, tidy, litter-free; refuse; dumping/storing; dead/diseased trees; noxious weeds; grass over 30 cm; stagnant water; inoperative vehicles/boats/trailers. s. 2.1; s. 2.2; s. 2.3; s. 2.5; s. 2.6; s. 2.7; s. 2.8; s. 2.9
enforcement Officer may issue Work Order or Discontinue Activity Order; Township may do work at person's expense and add costs to tax roll. s. 3.1; s. 3.7; s. 4.1; s. 4.4
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Municipal Act s.127-128 by-law requiring land be kept clean and clear of refuse and debris. Opened PDF: text shows passed 6 Oct 2008 (numbering 13-032).

Property Standards By-law No. 14-017 adopted bylaw
standards Prohibited: unsightly or unsafe conditions: overgrown ground cover/hedges/bushes; dead/damaged trees; wrecked/derelict vehicles, boats, machinery; dilapidated structures; unprotected wells. Part 3, Section 1
enforcement If an order is not complied with, the Township may cause the property to be repaired or demolished; costs constitute a lien on the land. Section 15.4
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Township of Tiny standards for maintenance and occupancy of property.

Clean Yards and Property Standards (township page)

rules page: links the clean yards and property standards by-laws and a brochure.

Machine-readable: property-maintenance.json · Official website: http://www.tiny.ca/ · Last verified 2026-10-18 · Property maintenance across Ontario · Property maintenance in other municipalities