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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF WELLAND
BY-LAW NUMBER 2025--$-'6'....___
BEING A BY-LAW FOR REGISTRATION OF VACANT
BUILDINGS (THE VACANT BUILDING REGISTRY BY-LAW)
WHEREAS Section 11 of the Municipal Act, 2001 , S.O. 2001 , Chapter 25, as
amended provides that By-laws may be passed by a lower-tier municipality respecting the health,
safety and well-being of persons, and for the protection of persons and property;
AND WHEREAS Sections 8 and 10 of the Municipal Act, 2001 , S.0 . 2001 , Chapter
25, as amended provides for the interpretation and scope of by-law making powers, including
providing for a system of licenses (including permits, approvals and registrations), for the
regulated matter;
AND WHEREAS Section 128 of the Municipal Act, 2001 , S.O. 2001, Chapter 25,
as amended provides that a local municipality m~y prohibit and regulate with respect to public
nuisances, including matters that, in the opinion of Council, are or could become or cause public
nuisances;
AND WHEREAS Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001 , S.O. 2001, Chapter 25,
as amended provides that where a municipality has the authority by any Act or By-law to direct or
require a person to do a matter or thing, the municipality may also provide that, in default of it
being done by the person directed or required to do so, the matter or thing shall be done at the
person's expense and the municipality may recover the costs of doing the matter or thing from
the person required to do it, by action or by adding the costs to the tax roll and collecting them in
the same manner as taxes;
AND WHEREAS it is the opinion of the Council of the Corporation of the City of
Welland that vacant buildings are, or could become, public nuisances, and it is desire of the
Council of the Corporation of the City of Welland to regulate vacant buildings;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
WELLAND ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1
SHORT TITLE
1.1.
This By-law may be cited as "The Vacant Building Registry By-law".
SECTION 2
SCOPE
2.1.
The provisions of this By-law shall be applicable on all lands and properties within
the limits of The Corporation of the City of Welland.
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2.2.
Nothing in this By-law shall be construed as limiting, restraining, superseding,
impeding or otherwise conflicting with the authority of the Medical Officer of Health,
the Fire Marshal, the Building Code Act, the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, or
any Provincial or Federal Minister and their/powers as set out in any Act, By-law
or regulation.
SECTION 3
DEFINITIONS
3.1.
Definitions in the Building Code Act and the Building Code shall be used with
respect to matters pertaining to buildings and which are undefined in this By-law.
3.2.
Definitions in the Fire Protection and Prevention Act and the Fire Code shall be
used with respect to matters pertaining to fire prevention and fire safety and which
are undefined in this By-law.
3.3.
"Applicant" means the applicant for registration of a Vacant Building, being an
owner or person who is an authorized agent for an owner.
3.4.
"Building damaged by fire" shall include a building partially or completely damaged
by fire to the extent that it requires repairs to permit use or occupancy, or requires
demolition because it is unsafe.
3.5.
"By-law Enforcement Officer" means a person appointed by the City of Welland for
the purposes of enforcement of its By-laws.
3.6.
"Chief Building Official" means the person appointed by the City Council to such
position pursuant to the Building Code Act or their designate who may include a
Building Inspector or Plans Exami_ner.
3.7.
"City" means The Corporation of the City of Welland.
3.8.
"Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the City of Welland.
3.9.
"Director of Planning and Development Services" means the City's Director of
Planning and Development Services or their designate.
3.10.
"Farm" means an agricultural, aquacultural, horticultural or' silvicultural operation;
3.11.
"Fire Chief' means the Fire Chief of the City or their designate who may include a
Fire Prevention Officer, the Chief Fire Prevention Officer or suppression staff.
3.12.
"Owner" means the registered Owner of the property on which a Building is
situated according to the last revised assessment roll.
3.13.
"Penalty Notice" means a penalty - notice as defined in City of Welland
Administrative Penalty By-law for Non Parking Related Offences 2019-134, as
amended.
3.14 . .
"Person" includes, but is not limited to, an individual, sole proprietorship,
partnership, association or corporation.
3.15.
"Secure" means to maintain a building in a condition that reasonably prevents
access to the interior of the· building, or to the exterior of the building, if deemed
unsafe by a By-law Enforcement Officer, and may include locking, infilling, sealing,
or boarding of doors, windows or other openings in a wall or roof of a building, the
installation of security measures/devices, warning signage, and may also include
demolition.
3.16.
"Vacant Building" means a building or a part of a building that does not appear to
be in use and, without limiting this definition, shall include a building, that in the
opinion of the By-:iaw Enforcement Officer:
a) is not protected from the entry of unauthorized Persons;
b) is not protected from the entry of rain, snow, vermin or birds into the interior of
the building;
c) where the supply of any one or more of the electricity, gas ·or water utilities
serving the Building is discontinued or disconnected;
d) where one or more of the electricity, gas or water utilities serving the Building
is not being used; or
e)· where 25% or more of the door and window openings to the building are
partially or completely boarded up (for example, if there are 8 door and window
openings to a building and 2 or more of the door and window openings are
·partially or completely boarded up, no·-matter what the size of each door or
window opening).
A Vacant Building does not include:
a) a building where a use permitted under the City's zoning by-laws is occurring;
b) a building with an open or active building permit that is under construction or
demolition;
c) an accessory building located on the same site as the main building if the main
building is being used or occupied;
d) a building that meets all applicable codes, does not contribute to blight, is ready
for occupancy and is actively being offered for sale, lease or rent;
e) a building that is not a dwelling and is on a property used as a farm;
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a building that is occupied by the owner, or a person authorized by the owner,
on a seasonal basis; or
g) a building that is owned or controlled by the Federal, Provincial, Regional or
Municipal government.
SECTION 4
GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR VACANT BUILDINGS
4.1.
Every owner of a Vacant Building shall:
a) ensure that the Vacant Building is secured against unauthorized entry;
b) maintain liability insurance on the Vacant Building;
c) provide inspection/monitoring of the Vacant Building no less than on a bi
weekly basis by a person or company familiar and qualified with matters
pertaining to this By-law and shall provide date and time stamped photographic
evidence of each inspection to the By-law Enforcement Officer;
d) protect the Vacant Building against the risk of fire, accide_nt or other danger;
e) register the Vacant Building in accordance with section 6;
f)
maintain the Vacant Building free from garbage, rubbish and debris; and
g) ensure that all combustible materials within a Vacant Building are removed to
reduce any potential fire load, to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief.
4.2.
A By-law Enforcement Officer who reasonably believes that a Vacant Building
poses a-risk to safety may, in writing, require the owner of a Vacant Building to do
anyone or more of the following, within the timeframe specified by the By-law
Enforcement Officer:
a) provide the By-law Enforcement Officer with a copy of a site location plan and
floor plans of each storey of the Vacant Building, all drawn to scale and labeled
to the satisfaction of the By-law Enforcement Officer;
b) provide the By-law Enforcement Officer with a copy of a report from a
Professional Engineer registered in Ontario, concerning the structural
sufficiency of the Vacant Building, or concerning any matter related to the
Vacant Building; or
c) install security measures or devices . to the satisfaction of the By-law
Enforcement Officer, and such measures may include boarding of doors,
windows, or other openings.
4.3.
Every owner of a Vacant Building shall comply with the written requirements of the
By-law Enforcement Officer in subsection 4.2 above, within the timeframe
specified.
4.4.
Where a Vacant Building is also a building that is included in the register of property
situated in the municipality that is of cultural heritage value or interest or has been
so designated pursuant to the _Ontario Heritage Act, it is the responsibility of the
owner to bring ·the inclusion or heritage designation to the By-law Enforcement
Officer's attention, to ensure compliance with all other laws or By-laws respecting
the property.
4.5.
Where a Vacant Building or building damaged by fire is boarded or required to be
boarded:
a) boarding materials shall be instal!ed and maintained in good order;
b) unless inherently resistant to deterioration, boarding materials shall be treated
with a protective coating of paint or of equivalent weather-resistant material;
c) boarding materials shall be installed to exclude rain and wind from entering
the building and to secure the building from unauthorized entry, and shall be
installed within the reveal of the opening frame or cladding, where feasible;
d) boarding materials shall be selected, coated, coloured and installed to match
surrounding door/window frames and exterior wall finishes; and
e) boarding materials shall be at least 12.7 mm (0.5 in) weatherproof sheet
plywood.
4.6.
Where a Vacant Building remains vacant for more than thirty (30) days, the owner
shall ensure that all utilities serving the building are properly disconnected,
terminated, or- capped, unless such utilities a·re necessary for the· safety or security
of the Vacant Building, or unless such utilities are otherwise required by law to
remain connected.
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4.7.
Where openings in a Vacant Building, previously boarded or secured, become
unsecured, such openings shall be secured again, using materials and fasteners
of greater strength, installed in such a manner to deter their destruction or removal.
4.8.
Where the security measures of a Vacant Building are frequently breeched, in spite
of repeated attempts to re-secure as described in subsection 4.7, full time security
personnel shall be provided on-site by the owner.
4.9.
Where the owner fails to provide full time security personnel, the By-law
Enforcement Officer may, in addition to any other action, hire full time security
personnel at the owners expense and may recover the costs in accordance with
Section 446 of the Municipal Act, as amended. The City's rights pursuant to this
section are in addition to the penalty provisions.
4.10.
Where a Vacant Building is unsecure from unauthorized entry to the extent that it
cannot, in the opinion of a By-law Enforcement Officer, be reasonably or effectively
secured by boarding or other means of repair, the building shall be demolished.
4.11.
A By-law Enforcement Officer may accept alternative measures for temporary
security which may include fencing or full time security personnel, if an owner can
demonstrate such measures provide a level of safety equivalent to that required
by this By-law.
SECTION 5
BUILDING DAMAGED BY FIRE
5.1.
Every owner of a building damaged by fire shall immediately contact the Fire Chief,
or a representative of Welland Fire and Emergency Services as soon as
practicable after a structure fire, to inform them of the owner's intention to comply
with the requirements of this By-law.
5.2. .
Every owner shall ensure that a building . damaged by fire is secured against
unauthorized entry immediately after the release of the property by the auth~rity
having jurisdiction and to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief.
SECTION 6
REGISTRATION OF VACANT BUILDING :·
6.1.
Every owner of a Vacant Building shall register .the Vacant Building within thirty
(30) days of the date of the Vacant Building becomes vacant.
6.2.
Every applicant to register a Vacant Building shall submit, to the satisfaction of the
Director of Planning and Development Services, the following:
a) the fully and correctly completed Vacant Buildif"!g Registry application form;
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b) the application fee, the by-law inspection fee, the fire inspection fee and the
building review fee as set out in the City of Welland Fees and Charges By-law,
as amended;
c) a certificate of liability insurance which confirms that the Applicant has in place
at the time of application, liability insurance of not less than two million dollars
per occurrence;
d) a report from a Professional Engineer registered in Ontario, concerning the
structural sufficiency of the Vacant Building, or concerning any matter related
to the Vacant Building, to the satisfaction of the Chief Building Official. The
report shall be dated within one (1) year of the application date; and
e) Any other information required by the By-law Enforcement Officer, the Fire
·Chief, the Chief Building Official or the Director of Planning and Development
Services.
6.3.
A Vacant -Buirdirig shall riot be registered::unless the information required on the
appiication ' form,· or by the Director of Planning :and Development Services, is
complete and correct.
6.4.
Every applicant and every· owner shall ensure the information provided on the
application form, or required by the Director of Planning and Development
Services, is complete and correct, and is maintained current, after registration. It
is the responsibility of the owner to immediately notify the Director of Planning and
Development SeNices in writing, when any such .information changes, or when
there is a signed agreement for sale of the property or building.
SECTION 7
INSPECTIONS
7.1.
Upon receipt of a completed Vacant Building Registry application form, and all
accompanying documentation and the required fees, the City shall schedule an
inspection of the Vacant Building, at a reasonable time. The inspection shall
include the By-law Enforcement Officer and the Fire Chief. The Fire Chief shall be
in attendance to preplan the site in the event of an emergency and to determine
compliance with fire related provisions of this By-law.
7.2.
Upon receipt of a completed renewal application form, and all accompanying
documentation and the required fees, the City shall schedule an inspection of the
Vacant Building, at a reasonable time. The inspection shall include the By-law
Enforcement Officer and the Fire Chief. The Fire Chief shall be in attendance to
preplan the site in the evenfof an emergency and to determine compliance with
fire related provisions of this By-iaw.
7.3.
The inspection fees provided for in Sections 6.2 b) and 9.1 b) allow for only one
(1) inspection. If additional inspections are required or if the owner or applicant fail
to attend a scheduled inspection additional inspection fees in accordance with the
City of Welland Fees and Charges By-law are required to be paid.
SECTION 8
TERM OF VACANT BUILDING REGISTRATION
8.1.
A registration expires:
a) on the one-year anniversary date of the date on which it is issued if the
registration rs·not renewed before its expiry;
b) when the registration is revoked by. the By-law Enforcement Officer for reason
of false, incomplete, or misleading information;
c) when the Vacant Building is sold or otherwise transferred to a new owner; or
d) when the By-law Enforcement Officer is satisfied, that the building is no longer
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SECTION 9
REGISTRATION RENEWAL
9.1.
Every application for renewal of a Vacant Building Registration under this By-law,
shall be made in a form satisfactory to the By-law Enforcement Officer and shall
include:
a) the fully and correctly completed renewal application form, if applicable;
b) the application renewal fee, the by-law inspection fee, the fire inspection fee
and the building review fee as set out in the City of Welland Fees and Charges
By-law, as amended;
c) Updated certificate of liability insurance which confirms that the Applicant has
in place at the time of application, liability insurance of not less than two million
dollars per occurrence;
d) provide a report from a Professional Engineer registered in Ontario, concerning
the structural sufficiency of the Vacant Building, or concerning any matter
related to the Vacant Building in accordance with the schedule below:
- A e of Vacant Buildin
0-20
20 - 50
50 - 75
75 +
Any structural deficiencies with the Vacant Building shall be outlined in the
report ·and a pian for remediation shall be provided; and
e) Any other information required by the By-law Enforcement Officer, the Fire
Chief, the Chief Building Official or the Director of Planning and Development
Services.
SECTION 10 ORDER
10.1.
Where a By-law Enforcement Officer is satisfied that an owner has failed to comply
with any provision of this By-law, the By-law Enforcement Officer may issue an
order requiring the owner to correct the contravention.
10.2.
An order rnay contain requirements recommended by the Fire Chief, Chief Building
Official or any o_ther agency tha_t may" pJoyi_de . emergency services or hydro or
natural gas utility services to the building location, necessary for the safety of its
employees.
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10.3.
Where the interior of a Vacant Building is considered unsafe by a By-law
Enforcement Officer because the risk of accident or harm may be high for any
person within the building, authorized -or not, the By-law Enforcement Officer may
provide in an order for the unsafe condition to be removed, or any measure taken
necessary to protect persons from the unsafe condition.
10.4.
An order shall set out:
a) . the municipal address and/or legal description of the Vacant Building;
b) the reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the
contravention; and
c) the date by which there must be compliance with the order.
10.5.
Any order issued under this by-law may be given by ordinary mail, registered mail,
courier or hand delivered to the address of the owner according to the last revised
assessment roll of the subject property-or the order may be posted at the subject
property, and such service shall be deemed good and sufficient service.
10.6.
Every owner shall comply with any order issued under the authority of this by-law.
10. 7.
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10.9.
10.10.
10.11.
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SECTION 11
11.1.
11.2.
11.3.
11.4.
11.5.
11.6.
Every owner who contravenes an order is guilty of an offence.
Where the owner is in default of an order, the By-law Enforcement Officer may,
without notice and in addition to any other action, cause the work to be done at the
owners expense. Without limitation. the City, its employees, agent or contractor
may enter upon the land and remove such things or carry out the work required to
make the property comply with the order, and may recover the costs in accordance
with Section.446 of the Municipal Act, as am.ended. The City's rights pursuant to
this section are in addition to the penalty provisions.
Where. in the reasonable opinion of the By-law Enforcement Officer, allowing a
Vacant Building to remain unsecured for even a short period of time presents an
unacceptable health or safety risk, the City may cause the building to be secured
against unauthorized entry, or repaired by whatever means necessary to remove
the unacceptable risk, and no prior notice or order to the owner shall be required.
Notice of the action taken in these circumstances shall be given to the owner in
accordance with subsection 10.5 of this By-law in a reasonable time thereafter.
Anything done or removed by a By-law Enforcement Officer, the City, its
employees, agent or contractor, to comply with th~ By-law, an ·order, or notice,
may be deposited elsewhere on the property on which the Vacant Building is
located, qr may be removed from the property and forthwith destroyed, or
otherwise disposed of by the City, its employees, agent.or contractor.
Where the City does or causes work to be done on a Vacant Building or a building
damaged by fire to comply with this By-law, such work shall be done at the expense
of the owner and may recover the costs in accordance with Section 446 of the
Municipal Act, as amended. The City's rights pursuant to this section are in
addition to·the penalty provisions.·
If the owner fails to pay the cost of the work done by the City under this By-law
within thirty (30) calendar days of issuance of an invoice by the City, the costs may
be added to the tax roll of the subject property and collected in the same manner
as property taxes.
ADMINISTRATION ENFORCEMENT AND RIGHT OF ACCESS
This By-law shall be administered and enforced by the City, the By-law
Enforcement Officer, the Fire Chief, the Chief Building Official or anyone appointed
or otherwise delegated the authority of administration and enforcement.
A By-law Enforcement Officer, Fire Chief or Chief Building Official may enter upon
and within, and inspect any land, property, building or structure at any time to
determine if"any section of this· By-law is complied with, or to determine if any
direction, notice or order issued pursuant to this By-law or the Municipal Act, or
any court has been complied with, or to perform any remedial work authorized by
this By-law.
Notwithstanding subsection 11 .2, the By-law Enforcement Officer, Fire Chief or
Chief Building Official shall not enter or remain in any room or place actually used
as a dwellir.g unless the provisions of Section 437 of the Municipal Act, 2001 . as
amended are complied with.
A By-law Enforcement Officer
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may, for the
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purposes of the inspection under
section 11.2, arone or in conjunction-with a person possessing ·special or ex-pert
knowledge, :make examinations or take tests, samples or photographs necessary
for the purposes of the inspection.
Any cost incurred by the ·city in exercising its authority to inspect under section
11.2, including by not limited to the cost of examination, test, sample or photograph
necessary for the inspection, shan be paid by the owner of the property where the
inspection takes place.
Where an owner is in default of payment of fees for more than thirty (30) calendar
days, the City may add the cost to the tax roll of the subject property and collect
the amount in the same manner as property taxes.
13.1
11 . 7.
The By-iaw Enforcement Officer shall have inspection powers described in Section
436 of the Municipal Act, 2001 , as amended.
11.8.
Any written notice issued under this by-law may be given by ordinary mail,
registered mail, courier or hand delive~ed to the address of the owner according to
the last revised assessment roll of the subject property or the notice may be posted
at the subject property; and such service shall be deemed good and sufficient
service.
11.9.
No person shall obstruct or hinder, or attempt to obstruct or hinder, a By-law
Enforcement Officer, the Fire Chief or the Chief Bu:lding Official in the exercise of
a power or the performance of a duty under this By-law.
11.10.
No person shall refuse to produce any documents or things required by a By-law
Enforcement Officer; the Fire Chief or Chief Building Official under this By-law, and
every person shall assist any entry, inspection, examination, or inquiry by a By-law
Enforcement _Officer, the Fire Chief or Chief Buildi~g Official.
11.11.
No person shall" knowingly furnish false information to the City or a By-law
Enforcement Officer, the Fire Chief or Chief Building Official with respect to this
By-law,
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SECTION 12 OFFENCES AND PENAL TIES
12.1.
Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-law is guilty of an offence.
12.2.
A person. convicted of an offence contrary to a ,provision of this By-law in a
proceeding commenced under Part Ill cf the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990,
c. P. 33, is liable to a fine of no more than Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).
12.3.
Where a person has.been convicted of an offence, the court in which the conviction
has been entered and any court of competent :jurisdiction thereafter may, in
addition to any other remedy and to"any penalty imposed by this By-law, make an
order prohibiting the continuation or repetition of the offence by the person
convicted.
12.4.
Administrative Penalty By-law 2019-134, as amended applies to each
administrative penalty issued pursuant to this By-law.
12.5.
Any peJson who contravenes any provision of this By-law shall, upon issuance of
a penalty notice in accordance with Adm_inistrative Penalty By-law 2019-134, as
amended ,-·be liable to pay to the -City an administrative penalty in accordance with
the penalties set out in Schedule "A" attached.
12.6.
A contraverition. ·of the requirements set out in this By-law is deemed to be a
continuing offence on each day or part·of a day that the contravention continues.
SECTION 13 VALIDITY
It is hereby declared that notwithstanding that any part of this By-law, or parts
thereof, may be found by any Court of law to be invalid or beyond the power of
Council to enact such section or sections or parts thereof shall be deemed to be
severable and that · all other sections or parts of this By-law are separate and
independent there from and enacted as such.
SECTION 14 TRANSITION, REPEAL, FORCE AND EFFECT
14.1.
All prosecutions and other enforcement processes commenced under By-law
2011-64, as amended, which have not been completed on the day this By-law
comes into force shall be completed under By-law 2011-64, as amended, as if it
had not been repealed.
14.2.
By-law 2011-64, as amended, is repealed as of the day this By-law comes into
force and effect.
14.3.
This By-law shall come into force and take effect on the date of passing thereof.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND PASSED BY COUNCIL THIS
5TH DAY OF MAY, 2025.
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Schedule "A"
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF WELLAND
BY-LAW 2019-135
SET FINE SCHEDULE
BY-LAW 2019-135, BEING A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE REGULATIONS
FOR MAINTAINING LAND IN A CLEAN AND CLEAR CONDITION
WITHIN THE CITY OF WELLAND
COLUMN 2
I COLUMN 5
COLUMN 1
Provision
COLUMN 3
COLUMN 4
Third or
IT M
Short Form Wording
Creating
First
Second
Subsequent
or Defining
Penalty
Penalty
Penalty
Offence
1.
Fail to ensure Vacant Building is secured
4.1. (a)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
2.
Fail to maintain liability insurance on the
4.1 . (b)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
Vacant Building
3.
Fail to provide inspection/monitoring
4.1. (c)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
documentation
4.
Fail to protect Vacant Building against fire,
4.1. (d)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
accident or other danger
5.
Fail to register Vacant Building
4. f. (e)
$1000.00
$1500.00
$2000.00
6.
Fail to maintain Vacant Building free from
4.1. (f)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
garbage/rubbish/debris
7.
Fail to ensure all combustible materials are
4.1. (g)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
removed from Vacant Building
8.
Fail to provide site location plan/floor plan
4.2. (a)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
9.
Fail to provide a report from a professional
4.2. (b)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
engineer
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Fail to install security measures/ devices to
4.2. (c)
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
the satisfaction of the Officer
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Fail to notify officer of cultural heritage
4.4.
$400.00
$800.00
$1 200.00
value/ heritage designation
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Fail to properly disconnect/ terminate/ cap
4.6.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
utilities
1:
Fail to provide full time security
4.8.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
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Fail to notify the Fire Chief as soon as
5.1.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
practicable after a structure fire
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Fail to immediately secure building
5.2.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
damaged by fir~
1E
Fail to update information
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6.4 .
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
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Fail to comply with an order
10.7.
$1500.00
$2000.00
$2500.00
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Obstruction
11 .9.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
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Fail to produce any documents or things
11 .10.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
when required
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Furnish false information
11.11.
$400.00
$800.00
$1200.00
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