Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, general prohibition: True; construction quiet hours start: 22:00; construction quiet hours end: 07:00; exemptions: ['emergency services', 'municipal operations', 'church bells', 'authorized parades', 'highway construction by MoT']. Source: Noise Bylaw No. 953, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Bylaw No. 953

Summary: Regulates noise disturbances within the District of 100 Mile House to protect the peace and comfort of residents.

emergency services
municipal operations
church bells
authorized parades
highway construction by MoT


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $30.00 neutered male or spayed female; $50.00 intact male or female; $20.00/$35.00 if dog under 4 months or moved in after June 30; free if applied by February 28; leash rule: Dog must be on leash not exceeding 3 metres (9.8 feet) by a competent person on public property; max animals: 3 dogs; 3 cats (without kennel licence). Source: Animal Control and Pound Operations Bylaw No. 1131, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control and Pound Operations Bylaw No. 1131

Summary: Regulates animal control and pound operations within the District of 100 Mile House; covers licensing, impoundment, and care of animals.

$30.00 neutered male or spayed female; $50.00 intact male or female; $20.00/$35.00 if dog under 4 months or moved in after June 30; free if applied by February 28

Dog must be on leash not exceeding 3 metres (9.8 feet) by a competent person on public property

not more than $2,000, plus costs of prosecution


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief or designate; allowed fire types: ['campfires in designated areas (permit)', 'BBQ with charcoal/natural gas/propane for cooking', 'agricultural burning in Agricultural/Industrial zones with permit']; prohibited materials: ['garbage', 'noxious material including tires, plastic, rubber, drywall, paint, tar, asphaltic products']. Source: Open Burning Bylaw No. 951, verified 2026-06-08.

Open Burning Bylaw No. 951

Summary: Regulates open burning within the District of 100 Mile House, setting rules for permitted burning and conditions for restrictions.

BBQ with charcoal/natural gas/propane for cooking

agricultural burning in Agricultural/Industrial zones with permit

noxious material including tires, plastic, rubber, drywall, paint, tar, asphaltic products


Answer: The District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 1466, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 1466

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw governing land use, permitted uses, density, and development standards throughout the District of 100 Mile House. Adopted 2026 alongside OCP Bylaw 1465.


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, winter parking ban: True; ban trigger: snow clearing operations; ban hours start: 23:00; ban hours end: 07:00. Source: Parking and Traffic Bylaw No. 1193, verified 2026-06-08.

Parking and Traffic Bylaw No. 1193

Summary: Regulates parking and traffic within the District of 100 Mile House, including time-limited zones and traffic flow requirements.


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, prohibited conditions: ['accumulation of building materials', 'unlicensed or inoperable vehicles', 'filth/rubbish/graffiti/garbage not in covered receptacle']; notice required: True; municipality remediation authority: True; cost recovery: True. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 1017, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 1017

Summary: Requires property owners to maintain properties free of unsightly conditions, junk, debris, and overgrown vegetation.

filth/rubbish/graffiti/garbage not in covered receptacle


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, collection frequency garbage: weekly; collection frequency recycling: bi-weekly; sorting required: True; container type: 240L cart for garbage; 240L cart for recycling (one per unit). Source: Garbage Regulations and Rates Bylaw No. 1284, verified 2026-06-08.

Garbage Regulations and Rates Bylaw No. 1284

Summary: Regulates solid waste and recyclables collection within the District of 100 Mile House, including collection schedules and rates.

240L cart for garbage; 240L cart for recycling (one per unit)


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: All persons operating a business within the District, except government entities and activities exempted under s. 8.2; renewal: Annual; valid for the year obtained; renewal fee must be paid before January 31st each year. Source: Business License Bylaw No. 1407 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw No. 1407 (Consolidated)

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for all businesses operating within the District of 100 Mile House.

All persons operating a business within the District, except government entities and activities exempted under s. 8.2

Annual; valid for the year obtained; renewal fee must be paid before January 31st each year


Answer: In the District Municipality of 100 Mile House, British Columbia, schedule scope: Fees and charges for goods and services provided by the District of 100 Mile House across 12 categories (Schedules A–L); notable fees: dog licence (neutered/spayed) $30; building permit $200 base + $10/$1,000; business licence $120 new/$80 renewal; residential water $134.90/unit/quarter; residential sewer $94.40/unit/quarter; effective date: January 1, 2026. Source: Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1434 (Consolidated)

Summary: Sets all municipal fees and charges for District services, permits, and utilities in 100 Mile House.

Fees and charges for goods and services provided by the District of 100 Mile House across 12 categories (Schedules A–L)

dog licence (neutered/spayed) $30; building permit $200 base + $10/$1,000; business licence $120 new/$80 renewal; residential water $134.90/unit/quarter; residential sewer $94.40/unit/quarter

s. (2): "fees and charges for goods and services provided by or conducted by the District of 100 Mile House"

Schedule "A" s.1(a); Schedule "C" s.3(a)–(b); Schedule "D" s.1; Schedule "K" s.2; Schedule "K" s.4

Schedule "K" s.2 & s.4: "Effective January 1st, 2026"


Answer: 100 Mile House, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, quiet hours: 22:00-07:00 weekdays/Saturday; 22:00-10:00 Sunday/Holiday (Nighttime definition); construction hours: 07:00-21:00 Monday-Saturday (non-Holiday); 09:00-21:00 Sunday or statutory Holiday; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, religious bells, public events with permits, garbage collection, municipal works, farm practices, public transit, aeronautics. Source: Sound Regulation Bylaw, 2017 No. 2687-2017, verified 2026-06-08.

Sound Regulation Bylaw, 2017 No. 2687-2017

Summary: Regulates noise in Abbotsford by prohibiting sounds that disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of persons in the neighbourhood. Adopted May 10, 2017.

22:00-07:00 weekdays/Saturday; 22:00-10:00 Sunday/Holiday (Nighttime definition)

07:00-21:00 Monday-Saturday (non-Holiday); 09:00-21:00 Sunday or statutory Holiday

Emergency vehicles, religious bells, public events with permits, garbage collection, municipal works, farm practices, public transit, aeronautics

"Daytime" means: (a) from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on a week day or Saturday; and (b) from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on a Sunday or Holiday"; "Nighttime" means any time not included within the definition of Daytime"

"between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on any day from Monday to Saturday"; "between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on any Sunday or statutory Holiday"

"a Motor Vehicle of the Police or Fire Department, or an ambulance"; "the use of bells, chimes, or other calls to worship by religious institutions"; "a garbage collection service"; "normal farm practices on a farm operation as defined by and protected"; "public transit or aeronautics"


Answer: The City of Abbotsford, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire Service Bylaw, 2020 No. 3055-2020, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Service Bylaw, 2020 No. 3055-2020

Summary: Governs fire services and open burning in Abbotsford including Part 5 Division 2 open burning permits for agricultural waste in rural areas; seasonal burn permits issued March–April.


Answer: The City of Abbotsford, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw, 2014 No. 2400-2014 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw, 2014 No. 2400-2014 (Consolidated)

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw regulating permitted uses, density, siting, building height, parking, and short-term rental accommodations across all zones in Abbotsford. Continuously updated.


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, standards: discarded materials stored outside; inoperable vehicles on landscaped area or dismantled vehicles; accumulation of building materials for more than 15 days without a building permit; uncontrolled/unmanaged vegetation; graffiti visible from public place; grass or weeds over 10 inches in height; noxious weeds; building or structure in disrepair; unsafe, rotting or leaning fences adjacent to a street; enforcement: compliance order issued; City may enter and carry out required work at defaulter's expense; costs recovered as debt or added to property tax roll. Source: Good Neighbour Bylaw, 2003 No. 1256-2003, verified 2026-06-08.

Good Neighbour Bylaw, 2003 No. 1256-2003

Summary: Regulates street nuisances, littering, graffiti, property maintenance and unsightly premises. Prohibits derelict vehicles, accumulation of rubbish, and overgrown vegetation above 250 mm.

discarded materials stored outside; inoperable vehicles on landscaped area or dismantled vehicles; accumulation of building materials for more than 15 days without a building permit; uncontrolled/unmanaged vegetation; graffiti visible from public place; grass or weeds over 10 inches in height; noxious weeds; building or structure in disrepair; unsafe, rotting or leaning fences adjacent to a street

compliance order issued; City may enter and carry out required work at defaulter's expense; costs recovered as debt or added to property tax roll

ss.7, 8 — Unsightly Premises Prohibitions

ss.24, 25, 28 — Remedial Action and Cost Recovery


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, billing basis: metered; bi-monthly utility bill based on metered volume. Source: Waterworks Regulations Bylaw, 2017 No. 2665-2017, verified 2026-06-08.

Waterworks Regulations Bylaw, 2017 No. 2665-2017

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the municipal waterworks system in Abbotsford. Adopted May 10, 2017, alongside the companion Sewer Regulations Bylaw 2664-2017.

metered; bi-monthly utility bill based on metered volume

s.14 Every Service must be metered; s.15 bi-monthly utility bill based on metered volume


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, collection schedule: Compostable Waste and Curbside Recyclables collected weekly; Garbage collected bi-weekly; no service on Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: maximum 3 Garbage Containers per unit per scheduled collection day; additional containers require prepaid sticker; maximum 80 litres and 23 kg per container; accepted or banned: Prohibited: explosives, flammable materials, batteries, raw sewage, animal feces (except cat litter in sealed bag), dead animals, biomedical/sharps, petroleum oils, paint, pesticides, rocks, demolition materials, gyproc, wire, heavy metal, Compostable Waste in garbage, Hazardous Waste, items banned at Metro Vancouver Transfer Stations. Source: Solid Waste Collection Bylaw, 2013 No. 2213-2013, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Collection Bylaw, 2013 No. 2213-2013

Summary: Governs municipal solid waste collection in Abbotsford including garbage, recycling, and organics; sets collection schedules and resident obligations.

Compostable Waste and Curbside Recyclables collected weekly; Garbage collected bi-weekly; no service on Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday

maximum 3 Garbage Containers per unit per scheduled collection day; additional containers require prepaid sticker; maximum 80 litres and 23 kg per container

Prohibited: explosives, flammable materials, batteries, raw sewage, animal feces (except cat litter in sealed bag), dead animals, biomedical/sharps, petroleum oils, paint, pesticides, rocks, demolition materials, gyproc, wire, heavy metal, Compostable Waste in garbage, Hazardous Waste, items banned at Metro Vancouver Transfer Stations

Urban and Eastern Rural collection area $220.00 annually; Western Rural collection area $192.00 annually; additional garbage container sticker $2.00

s.6 Container Limits — maximum 3 Garbage Containers; max 80 litres/23 kg


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: all persons carrying on any business or operating a Supportive Recovery Use within the City; exceptions: small agri-food processing, farm operations, registered non-profit/charity, garage sales (maximum 3 per year); fee: Accessory Home Occupation $130.00; Commercial Use 0–800 m2 $130.00; Cabaret $1,689.00; Cannabis Production Facility $5,000.00; Cannabis Store $2,500.00; other categories in Schedule B; renewal: 12 months from date of issuance; expires last day of the 12th month. Source: Business Licence Bylaw, 2006 No. 1551-2006 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw, 2006 No. 1551-2006 (Consolidated)

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for all businesses operating within the City of Abbotsford. Last amended July 15, 2025. Annual base fee starts at $130.

all persons carrying on any business or operating a Supportive Recovery Use within the City; exceptions: small agri-food processing, farm operations, registered non-profit/charity, garage sales (maximum 3 per year)

Accessory Home Occupation $130.00; Commercial Use 0–800 m2 $130.00; Cabaret $1,689.00; Cannabis Production Facility $5,000.00; Cannabis Store $2,500.00; other categories in Schedule B

12 months from date of issuance; expires last day of the 12th month

s.5.1 No person shall carry on any business without a business licence

s.6 licences issued for 12 months; expires last day of 12th month


Answer: In the City of Abbotsford, British Columbia, schedule scope: City of Abbotsford municipal fees covering administrative, engineering, fire rescue, building, sewer, water, utilities, tree management, solid waste, and bylaw services; notable fees: building permit up to $10,000 = $100; water residential $1.46/m3; sewer residential $1.35/m3; solid waste basic annual fee $403–$506; credit card processing 1.75%; interest on overdue accounts 12%/year; effective date: March 10, 2026. Source: Fees and Charges Bylaw, 2006 No. 1532-2006 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw, 2006 No. 1532-2006 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated fees and charges bylaw for Abbotsford covering all municipal services including water rates (Schedule I), sewer rates (Schedule H), and solid waste fees (Schedule L).

City of Abbotsford municipal fees covering administrative, engineering, fire rescue, building, sewer, water, utilities, tree management, solid waste, and bylaw services

building permit up to $10,000 = $100; water residential $1.46/m3; sewer residential $1.35/m3; solid waste basic annual fee $403–$506; credit card processing 1.75%; interest on overdue accounts 12%/year

Schedule "G" s. 4(a); Schedule "I" s. 9; Schedule "H" s. 3; Schedule "L" Table 1; Schedule "A" s. 2; Schedule "N" s. 5


Answer: Abbotsford, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia, construction hours: 07:00–22:00; no work for profit or gain on Sundays; exemptions: Emergency works for preservation or protection of life, health or property permitted with cause shown.; fines: $100.00–$2,000.00. Source: Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 402 controlling noise in Alert Bay, regulating disturbances from construction, vehicles, and other noise sources.

07:00–22:00; no work for profit or gain on Sundays

Emergency works for preservation or protection of life, health or property permitted with cause shown.

s. C.1: "before 07.00 hours or after 22.00 hour"

s. D: "works of emergency nature for the preservation or protection of life, health or property"

s. E.2: "not more than $2,000.00 and not less than $100.00"


Answer: In the Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: No dog permitted at large on any street, lane, highway, boulevard, park, trailer park or public place.; max animals: 3 dogs; more requires kennel licence. Source: Regulations, verified 2026-06-08.

Regulations

Summary: Bylaw 737 governing animal control in Alert Bay, including licensing, leash requirements, and animal nuisance provisions.

No dog permitted at large on any street, lane, highway, boulevard, park, trailer park or public place.

"No person being a resident shall keep, harbour or have in their possession"

"more than three (3) dogs be allowed without first obtaining"


Answer: The Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: 2025 Official Community Plan; Building Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2025 Official Community Plan

Summary: Bylaw 825 adopting Alert Bay's 2025 Official Community Plan, setting land use policies, development vision, and community planning objectives.

Building Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 712 regulating construction, alteration, and demolition of buildings within Alert Bay, including permit requirements and building standards.


Answer: In the Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: Sanitary Sewer Rates and Regulations Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Sanitary Sewer Rates and Regulations Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 647 establishing sanitary sewer connection, usage, and rate regulations for Alert Bay.

Water Usage Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 675 governing water rates, usage regulations, and metering requirements for Alert Bay water system users.


Answer: In the Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Carrying on business within the municipality; fee: Equipment: up to 2 20.00 more than 2 50.00; Non-Resident/Temporary: per day 10 00 per yea 150 00; renewal: annual. Source: Business license Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business license Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 668 establishing business licence requirements, fees, and application procedures for businesses operating in Alert Bay.

Carrying on business within the municipality

Equipment: up to 2 20.00 more than 2 50.00; Non-Resident/Temporary: per day 10 00 per yea 150 00

A BYLAW RESPECTING LICENSES FOR CARRYING ON BUSINESS

LICENSES FOR CARRYING ON BUSINESS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY


Answer: The Village of Alert Bay, British Columbia has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw; Elections Procedure; Regulations, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 763 regulating tree cutting and removal within Alert Bay, including permit requirements and protected tree provisions.

Elections Procedure

Summary: Bylaw 807 establishing local election procedures for Alert Bay, governing voting processes and electoral conduct.

Regulations

Summary: Bylaw 730 regulating use of Alert Bay harbour, including moorage, vessel operations, and harbour conduct.

Bylaws and Regulations

Summary: Alert Bay's bylaws and regulations index page listing all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Alert Bay, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: The Village of Anmore, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Development Procedures Bylaw; Official Community Plan Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Development Procedures Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 553 (consolidated 2025-01-20) — Anmore's development procedures bylaw governing subdivision, development applications, and related procedural requirements.

Official Community Plan Bylaw

Summary: Bylaw 532 (consolidated April 2019) — Anmore's Official Community Plan establishing land use designations, development policies, and community planning framework.


Answer: Anmore, British Columbia has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-08.

Bylaws

Summary: Anmore's bylaws index page listing all village bylaws.


Answer: Anmore, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, general prohibition: True; construction quiet hours start: 21:00; construction quiet hours end: 07:00; lawn equipment quiet hours start: 21:00. Source: Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 1829, 2018 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 1829, 2018 (Consolidated)

Summary: Regulates noise, nuisance, unsightly premises, and good-neighbour standards within the City of Armstrong. Consolidated version updated 2023-11-21. Covers noise disturbances and property maintenance.

commercial/industrial in permitted zones

farming under Farm Practices Protection Act


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must be on a leash max 2 meters when in a public place other than an off-leash area.; max animals: No more than 2 dogs per residential dwelling unit.; fines: Not more than $2,000 or imprisonment not exceeding sixty days or both.. Source: Dog Care and Control Bylaw No. 1873, 2021 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Care and Control Bylaw No. 1873, 2021 (Consolidated)

Summary: Regulates the care, licensing, control, and impoundment of dogs within the City of Armstrong. Consolidated version updated 2025-03-20.

Dogs must be on a leash max 2 meters when in a public place other than an off-leash area.

No more than 2 dogs per residential dwelling unit.

Not more than $2,000 or imprisonment not exceeding sixty days or both.

"No person shall own, possess or harbour any dog"

"No person shall keep or harbour more than two (2) dogs within a residential dwelling unit"

"not more than $2,000"; "imprisonment not exceeding sixty days"


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed fire types: ['confined fires for cooking, recreational or ceremonial purposes (s. 5.2(a))', 'agricultural/orchard/golf course burning Nov 1–Apr 30 with permit, max 2 weeks/year, Mon-Fri, 1 hr after sunrise to 4 pm or 2 hrs before sunset']; fine min: 50. Source: Fire Prevention Bylaw No. 1858, 2020 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Prevention Bylaw No. 1858, 2020 (Consolidated)

Summary: Governs fire prevention and open burning within the City of Armstrong including restrictions on open burning and fire hazard prevention. Consolidated version updated 2024-10-16.

confined fires for cooking, recreational or ceremonial purposes (s. 5.2(a))

agricultural/orchard/golf course burning Nov 1–Apr 30 with permit, max 2 weeks/year, Mon-Fri, 1 hr after sunrise to 4 pm or 2 hrs before sunset


Answer: The City of Armstrong, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 1921, 2024 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 1921, 2024 (Consolidated)

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw governing permitted land uses, density, setbacks, and development standards throughout the City of Armstrong. Consolidated September 2024.


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, winter parking ban: True; ban trigger: snow plowing, removal, hauling or sanding operations; commercial vehicle overnight ban: True. Source: Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw No. 1370 (Consolidated Bylaw No. 1999), verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw No. 1370 (Consolidated Bylaw No. 1999)

Summary: Regulates traffic and parking within the City of Armstrong including time-limited zones and parking restrictions. Consolidated version updated 2024-09-04.

snow plowing, removal, hauling or sanding operations


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Water and Sewer Regulation Bylaw No. 1722, verified 2026-06-08.

Water and Sewer Regulation Bylaw No. 1722

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of the municipal water and sewer systems within the City of Armstrong.

s. 34: "Each Unit must connect to the sanitary Sewer System if availability exists"

s. 7: "Each water Connection shall be equipped with a Water Meter"


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, collection frequency garbage: bi-weekly; collection frequency food waste: weekly; collection frequency green waste: bi-weekly; sorting required: True. Source: Solid Waste Collection Bylaw No. 1871, 2021, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Collection Bylaw No. 1871, 2021

Summary: Governs municipal solid waste collection in Armstrong including garbage and recycling collection schedules and resident responsibilities. Adopted March 9, 2021.

one 240L Cart for Municipal Solid Waste; one Bin for Food Waste (City supplied); Owner-supplied Receptacle or Compostable Bags for Green Waste

no earlier than 4:00 am and no later than 7:00 am on Collection Day

as set out in City of Armstrong Rates, Fees and Charges Establishment Bylaw


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence term: annual January 1 to December 31; renewal deadline: March 1; exemptions: ['agricultural producers not in retail sales', 'not-for-profit organizations (fee may be waived)', 'delivery services that only unload goods', 'commercial passenger vehicles that only discharge passengers']. Source: Business Licensing and Regulation Bylaw No. 1845, 2019 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licensing and Regulation Bylaw No. 1845, 2019 (Consolidated)

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for businesses operating in the City of Armstrong. Consolidated version updated 2025-06-20.

agricultural producers not in retail sales

not-for-profit organizations (fee may be waived)

delivery services that only unload goods

commercial passenger vehicles that only discharge passengers


Answer: In the City of Armstrong, British Columbia, schedule scope: Rates, fees, and charges for City of Armstrong services: administration, building, operations and utilities, business licences, planning services, and animal control and licensing; notable fees: dog licence $25/year or $125 lifetime; building permit application $55–$165; business licence $35/year; tax certificate $22; residential curbside waste collection $14.50/month; water fixed fee $75/quarter; effective date: January 1, 2024. Source: Rates, Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1916, 2023 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Rates, Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1916, 2023 (Consolidated)

Summary: Sets all municipal rates, fees, and charges for City of Armstrong services. Consolidated version updated 2026-02-04.

Rates, fees, and charges for City of Armstrong services: administration, building, operations and utilities, business licences, planning services, and animal control and licensing

dog licence $25/year or $125 lifetime; building permit application $55–$165; business licence $35/year; tax certificate $22; residential curbside waste collection $14.50/month; water fixed fee $75/quarter

Schedule 6 item 1; Schedule 2 item 1; Schedule 4 item 3; Schedule 1 item 4; Schedule 3 Waste Collection item 1; Schedule 3 Water Fixed Fees

s. 8 — "This bylaw comes into force and effect on January 1, 2024"


Answer: Armstrong, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, construction hours: construction and power tool use prohibited between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.; exemptions: emergency services, Village operations, authorized public events; fines: $91–$500 (early payment $91, standard $130, late $169, 2nd offence $300, 3rd+ $500). Source: Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 879, 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 879, 2025

Summary: Regulates noise, nuisance, and good-neighbour standards in the Village of Ashcroft. Adopted 2025, replacing prior noise and nuisance provisions.

construction and power tool use prohibited between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.

emergency services, Village operations, authorized public events

$91–$500 (early payment $91, standard $130, late $169, 2nd offence $300, 3rd+ $500)


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: per Schedule G of Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 833, 2019; leash rule: dogs must be on leash no more than 2.0 metres when off owner's property, held by a competent person; max animals: no more than 2 dogs over 3 months in a residentially zoned area without kennel licence. Source: Dog Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 832, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Control and Pound Operation Bylaw No. 832

Summary: Regulates dog licensing, control, leashing, and pound operations within the Village of Ashcroft.

per Schedule G of Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 833, 2019

dogs must be on leash no more than 2.0 metres when off owner's property, held by a competent person

no more than 2 dogs over 3 months in a residentially zoned area without kennel licence


Answer: The Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 822, 2018; Zoning Bylaw No. 823, 2018, verified 2026-06-08.

Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 822, 2018

Summary: Official Community Plan for the Village of Ashcroft guiding future land use, growth, and development. Adopted July 23, 2018. OCP and Zoning update underway as of 2025.

Zoning Bylaw No. 823, 2018

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw for the Village of Ashcroft regulating permitted land uses, density, and development standards. Adopted July 23, 2018; update in progress.


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, sidewalk clearing: unlawful to permit snow or ice to remain on any abutting sidewalk after 10:00 a.m. on the morning following accumulation. Source: Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 753, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 753

Summary: Regulates traffic and parking within the Village of Ashcroft.

unlawful to permit snow or ice to remain on any abutting sidewalk after 10:00 a.m. on the morning following accumulation


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, billing basis: flat rate annual billing; volumetric billing not currently in use; rates per Fees and Charges Bylaw. Source: Water Regulations Bylaw No. 881, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Regulations Bylaw No. 881, 2026

Summary: Regulates the operation, use, and conservation of the Village of Ashcroft municipal water system. Most current water regulation bylaw as of 2026.

flat rate annual billing; volumetric billing not currently in use; rates per Fees and Charges Bylaw


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: all businesses operating within the Village of Ashcroft except specified exemptions (yard sales, government, charitable events, etc.); fee: varies by type: retail <1000 sq ft $60, contractors $120, professionals $100, financial institutions $400, restaurants 1–20 seats $60; late penalty $20; renewal: annual January 1–December 31; renewal fee due by February 15. Source: Business Licence Bylaw No. 850, 2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw No. 850, 2022

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for businesses operating within the Village of Ashcroft.

all businesses operating within the Village of Ashcroft except specified exemptions (yard sales, government, charitable events, etc.)

varies by type: retail <1000 sq ft $60, contractors $120, professionals $100, financial institutions $400, restaurants 1–20 seats $60; late penalty $20

annual January 1–December 31; renewal fee due by February 15


Answer: In the Village of Ashcroft, British Columbia, tax rate: Residential 2.8289 + 0.4993 (capital reserve) per $1,000; Business 11.3003 + 1.9945 per $1,000; Light Industry 15.8769 + 2.8023 per $1,000; Utility 23.2073 + 4.0961 per $1,000. Source: Tax Rate Bylaw No. 885, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Rate Bylaw No. 885, 2026

Summary: Sets 2026 municipal tax rates for all property classes within the Village of Ashcroft.


Answer: Ashcroft, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, construction hours: 07:00-22:00 daily; exemptions: Emergency works, buses, fire apparatus, police, EMS vehicles, mobile workshops, and CAO-approved after-hours work.; fines: $100. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 20 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 20 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated noise control bylaw regulating unreasonable noise, including continuous dog barking, within the District of Barriere.

Emergency works, buses, fire apparatus, police, EMS vehicles, mobile workshops, and CAO-approved after-hours work.


Answer: The District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 111 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 111 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw originally adopted June 2014, governing land use, development, and permitted uses including cannabis sales within the District of Barriere.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, winter parking ban: No person shall stop or park a vehicle on any street or road designated as a snow removal route during the period of November 1 to April 1, effective each and every year. Public Works to post hours.; fines: up to Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000). Source: Traffic and Road Safety Bylaw No. 226, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic and Road Safety Bylaw No. 226

Summary: Governs traffic and road safety including parking regulations in the District of Barriere.

No person shall stop or park a vehicle on any street or road designated as a snow removal route during the period of November 1 to April 1, effective each and every year. Public Works to post hours.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, standards: No owner/occupier shall cause, permit or suffer lands, buildings, structures, ponds, excavations, piles or other things to become a nuisance.; enforcement: District issues written notice to abate; if non-compliant, District may enter and abate at owner/occupier's expense, with unpaid charges added to property taxes as taxes in arrears.; standards: Prohibits unsightly property: rubbish accumulation, filth, graffiti, dilapidated fences/structures, dead landscaping, noxious weeds, insect/rodent infestations, visible discarded materials.; enforcement: Inspector issues Notice with 14-day remedy period; on non-compliance District enters property and effects compliance at owner's/occupant's expense, with costs added to property taxes if unpaid by December 31.. Source: Nuisance Bylaw No. 134; Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 0023, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance Bylaw No. 134

Summary: Regulates nuisances and property maintenance standards in the District of Barriere.

No owner/occupier shall cause, permit or suffer lands, buildings, structures, ponds, excavations, piles or other things to become a nuisance.

District issues written notice to abate; if non-compliant, District may enter and abate at owner/occupier's expense, with unpaid charges added to property taxes as taxes in arrears.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 0023

Summary: Prohibits unsightly conditions on real property within the District of Barriere.

Prohibits unsightly property: rubbish accumulation, filth, graffiti, dilapidated fences/structures, dead landscaping, noxious weeds, insect/rodent infestations, visible discarded materials.

Inspector issues Notice with 14-day remedy period; on non-compliance District enters property and effects compliance at owner's/occupant's expense, with costs added to property taxes if unpaid by December 31.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: Wastewater Holding Tank Bylaw No. 94; Water Regulations Bylaw No. 265, verified 2026-06-08.

Wastewater Holding Tank Bylaw No. 94

Summary: Governs wastewater holding tanks within the District of Barriere.

s. 3.ii — "mandatory to connect to the Municipal Wastewater system once available"

Water Regulations Bylaw No. 265

Summary: Regulates the Barriere community water system including water restrictions and connections.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, collection schedule: Commercial/industrial: minimum once per week; residential: on designated collection day (specific days set by Staff, not stated in bylaw); sorting required: True; container or bag limit: One Regulation Garbage Container (max 30" height, 20" base diameter, 23 kg/50 lbs); bags beyond first two require a Tag; accepted or banned: Banned from solid waste: Special Waste, Recyclable Materials, Corrugated Cardboard, Yard and Garden Waste, explosives, corrosive/volatile materials. Source: Solid Waste Collection Regulations Bylaw No. 266, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Collection Regulations Bylaw No. 266

Summary: Regulates solid waste collection in the District of Barriere.

Commercial/industrial: minimum once per week; residential: on designated collection day (specific days set by Staff, not stated in bylaw)

One Regulation Garbage Container (max 30" height, 20" base diameter, 23 kg/50 lbs); bags beyond first two require a Tag

Banned from solid waste: Special Waste, Recyclable Materials, Corrugated Cardboard, Yard and Garden Waste, explosives, corrosive/volatile materials

Fees as set out in the District's Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 73; invoiced under Utility Billing Bylaw No. 260

s. 3.1(b); s. 6.3; "Regulation Garbage Container" definition s. 2.1


Answer: The District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business Licensing Bylaw No. 0041, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licensing Bylaw No. 0041

Summary: Requires a business licence prior to operating any business in the District of Barriere, with fee categories set in Schedule 3 of Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 73.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia, schedule scope: District of Barriere fees covering administration, building, business licences, public works, roads, planning, property rentals, fire prevention, cemetery, and utilities; notable fees: garbage pickup $17.82/mo; water base rate $35.32/mo (single residential); sewer $51.00–$77.10/mo; building permit min $50; business licence $52.50–$315; community garden plot $20. Source: Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 73 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 73 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated schedule of fees and charges for municipal services in the District of Barriere, last consolidated April 2024.

District of Barriere fees covering administration, building, business licences, public works, roads, planning, property rentals, fire prevention, cemetery, and utilities

garbage pickup $17.82/mo; water base rate $35.32/mo (single residential); sewer $51.00–$77.10/mo; building permit min $50; business licence $52.50–$315; community garden plot $20

s. 6.0; Schedules 1–14 as listed in compiled bylaw

Schedule 4 (solid waste, water, sewer rates); Schedule 3 (business licence fees); Schedule 9C (building permit fee); Schedule 11 (community garden plot rental)


Answer: The District Municipality of Barriere, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Tax Rates Bylaw No. 276 (2026), verified 2026-06-08.

Tax Rates Bylaw No. 276 (2026)

Summary: Adopts tax rates for the District of Barriere for the year 2026.


Answer: Barriere, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, exemptions: Emergency vehicles; holiday lights Nov 1–Jan 15; street lighting; law-enforcement/emergency lighting; traffic signals; vehicle lights; municipal facility lights; fines: not more than $10,000.00; quiet hours: 21:00-07:00 (non-Sunday); all day Sunday; construction hours: 07:00-21:00, Monday to Saturday only. Source: Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 361; Noise Bylaw No. 40, verified 2026-06-08.

Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 361

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating noise, nuisance, and neighbourhood disturbances in Belcarra.

Emergency vehicles; holiday lights Nov 1–Jan 15; street lighting; law-enforcement/emergency lighting; traffic signals; vehicle lights; municipal facility lights

Noise Bylaw No. 40

Summary: Original noise control bylaw setting permitted noise levels and quiet hours in Belcarra.

21:00-07:00 (non-Sunday); all day Sunday

Police constable, fire or ambulance employee acting as such

s. 3(c): "between the hours of 9:00 o'clock in the evening and 7:00 o'clock in the morning of any other day"

s. 3(c): "on a Sunday or between the hours of 9:00 o'clock in the evening and 7:00 o'clock in the morning"

s. 4: "shall not apply to a police constable, fire or ambulance employee acting as such"

s. 5: "liable, upon summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding $500.00"


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, leash rule: Dog not on owner's premises must be under care and control of owner and secured on a leash.; max animals: 3 dogs over four months of age per parcel; fines: not less than $2,500 and not exceeding $10,000; fines: up to $500.00. Source: Animal Control Bylaw No. 431; Wildlife & Vector Control (Bear) Bylaw No. 535, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 431

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating animal ownership, licensing, leashing, and control within the Village of Belcarra.

Dog not on owner's premises must be under care and control of owner and secured on a leash.

3 dogs over four months of age per parcel

not less than $2,500 and not exceeding $10,000

Wildlife & Vector Control (Bear) Bylaw No. 535

Summary: Regulates attractants and resident behaviour to reduce human-wildlife (bear) conflicts in Belcarra.


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed conditions: Fire training approved by Fire Chief; natural gas/propane barbecues for cooking; CSA/UCL-approved gas outdoor heaters with 1m clearance, constant supervision, and extinguishing agent present.; fines: minimum $2,000 and maximum $50,000. Source: Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 627, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 627

Summary: Establishes fire prevention standards, regulates open burning, and sets requirements for fire safety within Belcarra.

Fire training approved by Fire Chief; natural gas/propane barbecues for cooking; CSA/UCL-approved gas outdoor heaters with 1m clearance, constant supervision, and extinguishing agent present.

s. 22.1 "a person must not light, ignite, or start, a fire of any kind whatsoever in the open air"

s. 22.6 "The Fire Chief may issue a permit for open burning"

s. 25.2(a) "minimum fine of $2,000 and a maximum fine of $50,000"


Answer: The Village of Belcarra, British Columbia has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Building and Plumbing Code Regulation Bylaw No. 355; Development Approval Procedures Bylaw No. 230; Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 621, 2024; Subdivision and Development Bylaw No. 492; Zoning Bylaw No. 510, verified 2026-06-08.

Building and Plumbing Code Regulation Bylaw No. 355

Summary: Consolidated bylaw adopting and regulating the BC Building Code and plumbing standards for construction in Belcarra.

Development Approval Procedures Bylaw No. 230

Summary: Sets out procedures for development permit applications and approvals within the Village of Belcarra.

Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 621, 2024

Summary: Adopted Official Community Plan establishing land use designations, policies, and long-term development vision for Belcarra.

Subdivision and Development Bylaw No. 492

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land and servicing requirements for development in Belcarra.

Zoning Bylaw No. 510

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw regulating land use, permitted uses, setbacks, and densities for all zones in Belcarra.


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, fines: $2,500–$10,000. Source: Parking Regulation & Enforcement Bylaw No. 518, verified 2026-06-08.

Parking Regulation & Enforcement Bylaw No. 518

Summary: Regulates on-street and public parking, traffic movement, and parking enforcement within Belcarra.


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: True. Source: Waterworks Bylaw No. 456; Well Regulation Bylaw No. 455, verified 2026-06-08.

Greater Vancouver Water District Entry Agreement Bylaw No. 412

Summary: Bylaw authorizing an entry agreement with the Greater Vancouver Water District for water infrastructure access on Belcarra lands.

Waterworks Bylaw No. 456

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating the municipal waterworks system, connections, rates, and water use in Belcarra.

s. 17 — "Owners of the following Parcels within the Local Area Service must connect"

s. 28 — "flat-rate Use Fee - Domestic Water (connected to water system)"

Well Regulation Bylaw No. 455

Summary: Regulates construction, maintenance, and use of private wells within Belcarra.

s. 3(a): "As a condition of connecting a parcel on which a Well is located to the System"


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Maximum 2 conventional garbage bags totalling 0.61 cubic meters per 4 calendar day period; accepted or banned: Banned: electronic waste, tires, lead acid batteries, pharmaceuticals, dead animals, agricultural waste, liquids. Recyclables: cardboard, paper, glass, metal, plastic containers.; fee: User fees levied per parcel and per dwelling unit; amounts set out in Schedule 10 of the Fees and Charges Bylaw. Source: Recycling and Refuse Collection and Removal Bylaw No. 422, verified 2026-06-08.

Recycling and Refuse Collection and Removal Bylaw No. 422

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating garbage and recycling collection schedules, containers, and disposal in Belcarra.

Maximum 2 conventional garbage bags totalling 0.61 cubic meters per 4 calendar day period

Banned: electronic waste, tires, lead acid batteries, pharmaceuticals, dead animals, agricultural waste, liquids. Recyclables: cardboard, paper, glass, metal, plastic containers.

User fees levied per parcel and per dwelling unit; amounts set out in Schedule 10 of the Fees and Charges Bylaw

s. 5: "sort and appropriately deposit all banned materials, domestic garbage or recyclable material inside the designated facility containers"

Schedule A (banned materials list); s. 2 definition of "recyclable material"


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on a commercial undertaking or providing professional, personal, or other services for profit within the Village; renewal: annual, January 1 to December 31; pro-rated to half fee if business commences after July 31. Source: Business License Bylaw No. 227, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw No. 227

Summary: Consolidated bylaw requiring business licences for commercial activity within the Village of Belcarra.

Any person carrying on a commercial undertaking or providing professional, personal, or other services for profit within the Village

annual, January 1 to December 31; pro-rated to half fee if business commences after July 31


Answer: In the Village of Belcarra, British Columbia, schedule scope: Fees and charges for Village of Belcarra services and information across 13 schedules including building, planning, waterworks, and animal control; notable fees: recycling/garbage collection $706.00/year per parcel; waterworks domestic use fee $2,061.00/year; home occupation business licence $100.00; STRA/B&B licence $100.00/year; animal impoundment 1st offence $200.00. Source: Fees and Charges Bylaw Consolidated Bylaw No. 517, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw Consolidated Bylaw No. 517

Summary: Consolidated schedule of municipal fees and charges for permits, services, and licences in Belcarra.

Fees and charges for Village of Belcarra services and information across 13 schedules including building, planning, waterworks, and animal control

recycling/garbage collection $706.00/year per parcel; waterworks domestic use fee $2,061.00/year; home occupation business licence $100.00; STRA/B&B licence $100.00/year; animal impoundment 1st offence $200.00

"The Village imposes fees for the provision of services and information as specified in Schedules 1 to 13 inclusive" (Part 4)

Schedule 10 (garbage $706.00 per annum); Schedule 13 (Use Fee - Domestic $2,061.00); Schedule 3 (Home Occupation $100.00; STRA/B&B $100.00 per year); Schedule 12 (Animal Impoundment - 1st offence $200.00)


Answer: The Village of Belcarra, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 641, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Tax Rates Bylaw No. 641

Summary: Sets property tax rates for all classes for the 2026 fiscal year in the Village of Belcarra.


Answer: The Village of Belcarra, British Columbia has 17 adopted bylaws on file: Blasting and Rock-breaking Regulation Bylaw No. 619-2023; Board of Variance Bylaw No. 636; Bylaw Enforcement & Penalty Bylaw No. 519; Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 520; Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 609; Council Procedure Bylaw No. 617; Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 639, 2026; Election & Assent Voting Bylaw No. 601; Firearms Control Bylaw No. 498; Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Bylaw No. 616; Grow Operation Bylaw No. 362; Highway Encroachment- Marine Ave & Senkler Rd Bylaw No. 411; Managing Trees, Views & Landscapes Bylaw No. 589; Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 256; Public Notice Bylaw No. 618; Road Closure Bylaw No. 640; Smoking Control Bylaw No. 285, verified 2026-06-08.

Blasting and Rock-breaking Regulation Bylaw No. 619-2023

Summary: Regulates blasting and rock-breaking operations in Belcarra, including permits, safety requirements, and notification procedures.

Board of Variance Bylaw No. 636

Summary: Establishes the Board of Variance for hearing appeals on zoning and development variance applications in Belcarra.

Bylaw Enforcement & Penalty Bylaw No. 519

Summary: Establishes penalties and enforcement mechanisms for contraventions of Belcarra's regulatory bylaws.

Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 520

Summary: Consolidated bylaw establishing the bylaw notice system for ticketing and disputing bylaw infractions in Belcarra.

Council Code of Conduct Bylaw No. 609

Summary: Establishes ethical standards and conduct requirements for Belcarra council members.

Council Procedure Bylaw No. 617

Summary: Sets rules of order and procedures for Belcarra council meetings.

Council Remuneration Bylaw No. 639, 2026

Summary: Sets remuneration rates for Belcarra mayor and councillors.

Election & Assent Voting Bylaw No. 601

Summary: Governs the conduct of municipal elections and assent voting processes in Belcarra.

Firearms Control Bylaw No. 498

Summary: Regulates discharge of firearms and other weapons within Belcarra.

Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Bylaw No. 616

Summary: Establishes Belcarra's procedures for freedom of information requests and protection of personal information.

Grow Operation Bylaw No. 362

Summary: Regulates indoor grow operations to prevent building damage and safety hazards from unauthorized cannabis cultivation.

Highway Encroachment- Marine Ave & Senkler Rd Bylaw No. 411

Summary: Authorizes a specific highway encroachment on Marine Ave and Senkler Rd in Belcarra.

Managing Trees, Views & Landscapes Bylaw No. 589

Summary: Regulates tree removal, view protection, and landscaping requirements for properties in Belcarra.

Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 256

Summary: Establishes the municipal ticketing process for bylaw enforcement in Belcarra.

Public Notice Bylaw No. 618

Summary: Establishes Belcarra's methods and requirements for providing public notice of municipal decisions and proceedings.

Road Closure Bylaw No. 640

Summary: Authorizes the closure of a road end in Belcarra.

Smoking Control Bylaw No. 285

Summary: Consolidated bylaw restricting smoking in public places and specified areas within Belcarra.

Bylaws

Summary: Index page listing all Village of Belcarra adopted bylaws with links to PDF texts.


Answer: Belcarra, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Island Municipality of Bowen Island, British Columbia, leash rule: No running at large. Control on public property. Leash in Schedule A. Dangerous dogs leash not longer than two metres off property.; fines: $25.00; $50.00; $100.00; $150.00; $200.00; $250.00; $500.00. Source: Dog Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Dog Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates dog ownership, licensing, leashing, and control on Bowen Island.

No running at large. Control on public property. Leash in Schedule A. Dangerous dogs leash not longer than two metres off property.


Answer: The Island Municipality of Bowen Island, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Bylaw, Amendments & Schedules; Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendments & Schedules, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Bylaw, Amendments & Schedules

Summary: Regulates land use across Bowen Island, including permitted uses, densities, and development standards, with consolidated amendments and schedules.

Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendments & Schedules

Summary: Establishes the long-term vision and land use policies for Bowen Island, including objectives for development, environment, and community growth.


Answer: In the Island Municipality of Bowen Island, British Columbia, billing basis: flat and metered. Source: Westside Water System User Rates Bylaw No. 716, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Westside Water System Reserve Bylaw No. 719, 2026

Summary: Establishes reserve fund provisions for the Westside Water System.

Westside Water System User Rates Bylaw No. 716, 2026

Summary: Sets user rates for the Westside Water System for 2026.


Answer: The Island Municipality of Bowen Island, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Parcel Tax Rate Bylaw & Amendments, verified 2026-06-08.

Parcel Tax Rate Bylaw & Amendments

Summary: Sets parcel tax rates applicable to properties on Bowen Island.


Answer: The Island Municipality of Bowen Island, British Columbia has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaws and Amendments; Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw; Use of Bows Bylaw; Use of Public Places Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaws and Amendments

Summary: Establishes the bylaw notice enforcement regime, including ticketing and penalty procedures for municipal bylaw contraventions.

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw

Summary: Governs the municipality's obligations and procedures under BC's freedom of information and privacy protection legislation.

Use of Bows Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the use of bows (archery equipment) within Bowen Island Municipality.

Use of Public Places Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the use of public spaces and places within Bowen Island Municipality.

Bylaws

Summary: Municipal bylaws index page listing all Bowen Island Municipality bylaws.


Answer: Bowen Island, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the City of Burnaby, British Columbia, quiet hours: 10:00 o'clock in the afternoon and 7:00 o'clock in the forenoon; construction hours: not before 7:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. Mon-Fri; not before 9:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. Sat; prohibited Sunday; exemptions: Emergency works, snow removal equipment, authorized events at Deer Lake Park or Swangard Stadium; fines: fine not exceeding $10,000. Source: Noise or Sound Abatement Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise or Sound Abatement Bylaw

Summary: Regulates noise and sound disturbances within the City of Burnaby to protect residents from unreasonable noise.

10:00 o'clock in the afternoon and 7:00 o'clock in the forenoon

not before 7:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. Mon-Fri; not before 9:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. Sat; prohibited Sunday

Emergency works, snow removal equipment, authorized events at Deer Lake Park or Swangard Stadium


Answer: The City of Burnaby, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Building Bylaw; Zoning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Building Bylaw

Summary: Governs building construction, demolition, alterations, and inspections within the City of Burnaby.

Zoning Bylaw

Summary: Regulates land use, zoning districts, permitted uses, densities, and development standards throughout the City of Burnaby.


Answer: In the City of Burnaby, British Columbia, billing basis: metered and flat rate. Source: Waterworks Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Waterworks Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the city's waterworks system, connections, usage, and related fees.


Answer: In the City of Burnaby, British Columbia, schedule scope: Fees and charges for City services and use of City property including Safety, Corporate, Engineering, Finance, Planning, Parks.; notable fees: dog licence $70.00; water $619.71/yr; sewer $414.20/yr; building permit $78.00; adult recreation pass $479.30; effective date: January 1, 2026. Source: Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw

Summary: Sets municipal fees and charges for city services, permits, and licences.

Fees and charges for City services and use of City property including Safety, Corporate, Engineering, Finance, Planning, Parks.

dog licence $70.00; water $619.71/yr; sewer $414.20/yr; building permit $78.00; adult recreation pass $479.30

imposes fees and charges for City services and use of City property

Schedule A1; Schedule C14; Schedule C7(A); Schedule E2; Schedule F3

Schedule A - COMMUNITY SAFETY (In effect January 1, 2026)


Answer: The City of Burnaby, British Columbia has 7 adopted bylaws on file: Electrical Bylaw; Electrical Connection Regulation Bylaw; Gas Bylaw; Plumbing Bylaw; Sign Bylaw; Swimming Pool Enclosure Bylaw; Tree Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Electrical Bylaw

Summary: Regulates electrical installations and inspections within the City of Burnaby.

Electrical Connection Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates electrical connections to the city's infrastructure.

Gas Bylaw

Summary: Regulates gas installations and inspections within the City of Burnaby.

Plumbing Bylaw

Summary: Regulates plumbing installations and inspections within the City of Burnaby.

Sign Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the placement, size, and type of signs within the City of Burnaby.

Swimming Pool Enclosure Bylaw

Summary: Regulates enclosures and safety barriers around swimming pools in Burnaby.

Tree Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the protection, removal, and replacement of trees within the City of Burnaby.

Bylaws

Summary: City of Burnaby bylaws index listing all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Burnaby, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia, quiet hours: 22:00-08:00 (sound amplification devices); construction hours: 07:00-18:00 in residential zones; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, Village vehicles, church bells, licensed establishments 20:00-02:00, snow removal, urgent necessity with CAO permit. Source: Control of Nuisance Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Control of Nuisance Noise Bylaw

Summary: Regulates nuisance noise within the Village of Burns Lake.

22:00-08:00 (sound amplification devices)

Emergency vehicles, Village vehicles, church bells, licensed establishments 20:00-02:00, snow removal, urgent necessity with CAO permit


Answer: The Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Building Permit Bylaw; Corporation of The Village of Burns Lake Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Building Permit Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the issuance of building permits and construction standards within the Village of Burns Lake.

Corporation of The Village of Burns Lake Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw

Summary: Amends the Official Community Plan for the Village of Burns Lake, updating land use and development policies.


Answer: In the Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: All persons carrying on any business within the Village, including resident, non-resident, seasonal, and temporary vendor businesses.; fee: Prescribed fee per current Village of Burns Lake Fees and Charges Bylaw; reduced by ½ for full licences issued after June 30; no fee for non-profits; renewal: Annual; expires December 31 each year. Source: Business Licence Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw

Summary: Requires businesses operating within the Village of Burns Lake to obtain a licence and sets related requirements and fees.

All persons carrying on any business within the Village, including resident, non-resident, seasonal, and temporary vendor businesses.

Prescribed fee per current Village of Burns Lake Fees and Charges Bylaw; reduced by ½ for full licences issued after June 30; no fee for non-profits

s. 4.1: "No person shall carry on any business within the Village unless that person holds a valid and subsisting Licence"

s. 7.1: "prescribed fee for the classification of business set out in the current Village of Burns Lake Fees and Charges Bylaw"; s. 7.5: "reduced by ½ for any person who becomes liable for a full Licence after June 30"; s. 4.6: "no fee shall be charged" [non-profits]

s. 7.4: "in effect for a period of twelve months and expires on the 31st day of December each year"


Answer: The Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw

Summary: Sets municipal fees and charges for Village of Burns Lake services for 2026.


Answer: In the Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia, tax rate: Schedule 'A' rates (dollars of tax per $1,000 taxable value): Class 1 Residential A=5.96056 B=1.10492 C=0.72629 D=0.81378; Class 2 Utility A=40.00000 B=3.86717 C=2.54200 D=2.84826; Class 4 Major Industry A=37.43231 B=3.75669 C=2.46937 D=2.76688; Class 5 Light Industry A=37.43231 B=3.75669 C=2.46937 D=2.76688; Class 6 Business A=12.99401 B=2.70702 C=1.77940 D=1.99378; Class 8 Recreational A=5.96056 B=1.10492 C=0.72629 D=0.81378; due dates: July 2, 2026; penalty interest: 10% of the unpaid current year's taxes shall be applied to amounts remaining unpaid after July 2, 2026. Source: 2026 Tax Rate Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Tax Rate Bylaw

Summary: Sets property tax rates for the Village of Burns Lake for 2026.

10% of the unpaid current year's taxes shall be applied to amounts remaining unpaid after July 2, 2026

"dollars of tax per $1,000 taxable value"

"penalty of 10% of the unpaid current year's taxes"


Answer: The Village of Burns Lake, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw Notice Enforcement, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw Notice Enforcement

Summary: Establishes the bylaw notice enforcement regime including ticketing and penalty procedures for municipal bylaw contraventions.

Bylaws

Summary: Village of Burns Lake bylaws index listing all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Burns Lake, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: The Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Animal Control Bylaw No. 671, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 671

Summary: Regulates animal control including dog licensing and impounding within the Village of Cache Creek.


Answer: The Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 423, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 423

Summary: Principal zoning bylaw for the Village of Cache Creek (first adopted 1990), governing land use, zones, and permitted uses; update underway as of 2025.


Answer: The Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 756, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 756

Summary: Regulates unsightly and nuisance conditions on properties within the Village of Cache Creek.


Answer: The Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fireworks Regulation Bylaw No. 620, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks Regulation Bylaw No. 620

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks in the Village of Cache Creek.


Answer: The Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Water Regulation and Rates Bylaw No. 540, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Regulation and Rates Bylaw No. 540

Summary: Governs water system regulations and rates for the Village of Cache Creek.


Answer: In the Village of Cache Creek, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: every person who owns or operates a business within the Village of Cache Creek (with exemptions for non-profit one-time events, garage/yard sales ≤2/year, vendors in licensed markets); fee: Home Occupation $50; Short Term Accommodations $200; Temporary Accommodations (AirBnB/monthly) $50; Mobile Vendors $150; Cannabis Industry $400; renewal: annual, January 1–December 31; renewal by February 15. Source: Business License Bylaw 2023, No. 5-007, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw 2023, No. 5-007

Summary: Requires business licences for all businesses operating in the Village of Cache Creek; establishes application procedures and fees.

every person who owns or operates a business within the Village of Cache Creek (with exemptions for non-profit one-time events, garage/yard sales ≤2/year, vendors in licensed markets)

Home Occupation $50; Short Term Accommodations $200; Temporary Accommodations (AirBnB/monthly) $50; Mobile Vendors $150; Cannabis Industry $400

annual, January 1–December 31; renewal by February 15


Answer: Cache Creek, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the City of Campbell River, British Columbia, construction hours: not before 7:00 a.m. on any day from Monday to Saturday (not a Statutory Holiday), or before 8:00 a.m. on any Sunday or Statutory Holiday, and not after 10:00 p.m. on any day; exemptions: emergency vehicles; emergency repair of a public Highway; operations of a public utility; Peace Officers on duty; lands within Campbell River Airport; events with Special Event Permit; farm vehicles during planting or harvesting; persons with City Manager permit; snow clearing; golf course maintenance equipment 6:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. April–September, 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. October–March; fines: minimum $5,000 and maximum $50,000 on summary conviction; or imprisonment up to 6 months, or both. Source: Public Nuisance Bylaw [PDF/704KB], verified 2026-06-08.

Public Nuisance Bylaw [PDF/704KB]

Summary: Regulates noise and public nuisance activities within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3589 (2015).

not before 7:00 a.m. on any day from Monday to Saturday (not a Statutory Holiday), or before 8:00 a.m. on any Sunday or Statutory Holiday, and not after 10:00 p.m. on any day

emergency vehicles; emergency repair of a public Highway; operations of a public utility; Peace Officers on duty; lands within Campbell River Airport; events with Special Event Permit; farm vehicles during planting or harvesting; persons with City Manager permit; snow clearing; golf course maintenance equipment 6:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. April–September, 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. October–March

minimum $5,000 and maximum $50,000 on summary conviction; or imprisonment up to 6 months, or both

s.6.7 No Person shall before 7:00 am Mon–Sat or before 8:00 am Sun/Statutory Holiday and after 10:00 pm construct, alter or demolish

Part 9 s.9.2 fine not less than $5,000 and a maximum of $50,000


Answer: In the City of Campbell River, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: Unneutered male dog $40.00; Neutered male dog $20.00 (vet certificate required); Unspayed female dog $40.00; Spayed female dog $20.00 (vet certificate required); Guide/Service/RCMP/Search and Rescue Dog no fee; Replacement licence tag $10.00; Hen Owner one-time licence $10.00; leash rule: no owner shall permit any Dog to be in a Public Place unless the dog is accompanied by a competent person and led on a leash or chain not exceeding 1.83 metres (6 feet), or the dog is in a designated Off-Leash Area during specified times; Vicious/Dangerous Dogs must be effectively muzzled or caged whenever released from enclosure; max animals: no more than six (6) Hens per property (urban hen licence required); no Livestock except on property zoned for such use. Source: 3520 Animal Control Bylaw 2013 Consolidated To 3992, verified 2026-06-08.

3520 Animal Control Bylaw 2013 Consolidated To 3992

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals including dogs within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3992.

Unneutered male dog $40.00; Neutered male dog $20.00 (vet certificate required); Unspayed female dog $40.00; Spayed female dog $20.00 (vet certificate required); Guide/Service/RCMP/Search and Rescue Dog no fee; Replacement licence tag $10.00; Hen Owner one-time licence $10.00

no owner shall permit any Dog to be in a Public Place unless the dog is accompanied by a competent person and led on a leash or chain not exceeding 1.83 metres (6 feet), or the dog is in a designated Off-Leash Area during specified times; Vicious/Dangerous Dogs must be effectively muzzled or caged whenever released from enclosure

no more than six (6) Hens per property (urban hen licence required); no Livestock except on property zoned for such use

minimum $5,000 and maximum $50,000 on summary conviction; or imprisonment up to 6 months, or both; impound fees: first impoundment $100.00, second $200.00, third and subsequent $300.00, Nuisance Dog $500.00, Vicious Dog $750.00, Dangerous Dog $1,000.00

Part 4 s.4.1 No person shall keep any dog over the age of six months without a valid licence

Schedule A s.3 annual licence fees; s.4 Hen Owner one-time fee

s.6.7 dog in Public Place must be on leash not exceeding 1.83 metres; s.6.11 Vicious/Dangerous Dog muzzled or caged

s.5.3(c) no more than six (6) Hens; s.6.2 no Livestock except in permitted zones

Part 8 s.8.1 fine not less than $5,000 and maximum of $50,000; Schedule A s.1 impound fees


Answer: The City of Campbell River, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Building Bylaw [PDF/758KB]; Zoning Bylaw [PDF/7.8MB], verified 2026-06-08.

Building Bylaw [PDF/758KB]

Summary: Regulates building construction, permits, inspections and related requirements within the City of Campbell River (Bylaw 3899, 2023).

Zoning Bylaw [PDF/7.8MB]

Summary: Governs land use, zoning districts, density, and permitted uses throughout the City of Campbell River (Bylaw 3250, 2006).


Answer: The City of Campbell River, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 3446 Storm Water Management Parcel Tax Bylaw, 2010 Consolidated to Bylaw 4013, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

3446 Storm Water Management Parcel Tax Bylaw, 2010 Consolidated to Bylaw 4013, 2026

Summary: Establishes a parcel tax to fund storm water management infrastructure; consolidated to Bylaw 4013 (2026).


Answer: In the City of Campbell River, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: all persons carrying on business within the City of Campbell River; exceptions: businesses exempt by Provincial or Federal Statute; charitable performances where all proceeds above expenses are donated; fee: most categories $150.00/year; Cannabis Retail Store $2,500.00/year; Food Trucks $35.00/day; Mobile Vendor on public space $300.00/year; Mobile Vendor on private property $150.00/year; itinerant shows $150.00/day; renewal: one-year or six-month periods from date of issue; renewal payments 30 days or more overdue subject to $25.00 late payment charge. Source: Business Licence Bylaw [PDF/168KB], verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw [PDF/168KB]

Summary: Requires business licences for operating within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3528 (2013).

all persons carrying on business within the City of Campbell River; exceptions: businesses exempt by Provincial or Federal Statute; charitable performances where all proceeds above expenses are donated

most categories $150.00/year; Cannabis Retail Store $2,500.00/year; Food Trucks $35.00/day; Mobile Vendor on public space $300.00/year; Mobile Vendor on private property $150.00/year; itinerant shows $150.00/day

one-year or six-month periods from date of issue; renewal payments 30 days or more overdue subject to $25.00 late payment charge

Division 2 s.2.1(1) No person shall carry on business without a Municipal Business Licence

Division 2 s.2.1(1); s.2.2 charitable exemption

Schedule A — Business Licence Categories; s.7.41.00 Cannabis Retail Store $2,500.00; s.4.91.00 Food Trucks $35.00/day

Division 2 s.2.7(1) one-year or six-month period; $25 late payment charge


Answer: The City of Campbell River, British Columbia has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Environmental Protection Bylaw [PDF/583KB]; Sign Bylaw [PDF/245KB]; Traffic and Highways Regulation Bylaw [PDF/1.9MB]; Works and Services Bylaw No. 3948, 2024 [PDF/6.8MB], verified 2026-06-08.

Environmental Protection Bylaw [PDF/583KB]

Summary: Regulates environmental discharges and pollution prevention within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3852 (2022).

Sign Bylaw [PDF/245KB]

Summary: Regulates the erection, display, and content of signs within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3466 (2011).

Traffic and Highways Regulation Bylaw [PDF/1.9MB]

Summary: Regulates traffic, highways use, and road conditions within the City of Campbell River; consolidated to Bylaw 3608 (2016).

Works and Services Bylaw No. 3948, 2024 [PDF/6.8MB]

Summary: Establishes standards and requirements for works and services infrastructure in the City of Campbell River (Bylaw 3948, 2024).

City Bylaws

Summary: Bylaw directory index for the City of Campbell River listing all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Campbell River, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, construction hours: 7:00am to 10:00pm; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, bridge/street/infrastructure construction or repair equipment, snow removal and highway cleaning equipment.; fines: maximum $2000.00. Source: Village of Canal Flats Noise Control Bylaw No. 133, 2011, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Noise Control Bylaw No. 133, 2011

Summary: Regulates noise that disturbs the quiet, peace, rest or comfort of individuals within the Village of Canal Flats, including continuous dog barking.

Emergency vehicles, bridge/street/infrastructure construction or repair equipment, snow removal and highway cleaning equipment.

s. 4(a): "before 7:00am or after 10:00 pm"


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large except in off-leash areas; vicious dogs must be on leash and muzzled when off owner's property.; max animals: 3 dogs (4 or more requires kennel licence); fines: not less than $100.00 and not more than $2,000.00 for each offence. Source: Village of Canal Flats Dog Control Bylaw No. 225, 2019, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Dog Control Bylaw No. 225, 2019

Summary: Provides for the licensing and control of dogs within the Village of Canal Flats, including impound provisions and fee schedules.

Dogs must not run at large except in off-leash areas; vicious dogs must be on leash and muzzled when off owner's property.

3 dogs (4 or more requires kennel licence)

not less than $100.00 and not more than $2,000.00 for each offence


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed conditions: Small scale burning on private property with supervision, water supply, safe distance from structures, no fire ban, and no interference with neighbours.; fines: $100.00 minimum. Source: Village of Canal Flats Open Burning Bylaw No. 219, 2019, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Open Burning Bylaw No. 219, 2019

Summary: Regulates open burning within the Village of Canal Flats to protect property and health; includes definitions of clean wood, construction waste, and animal organic waste.

Small scale burning on private property with supervision, water supply, safe distance from structures, no fire ban, and no interference with neighbours.

"Approval" or "approved" means acceptance as satisfactory to the Fire Chief or designate


Answer: The Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Village of Canal Flats Zoning Bylaw No. 215, 2019 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Zoning Bylaw No. 215, 2019 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw adopted June 2019 replacing Bylaw No. 900; governs all land use zones and permitted uses in the Village of Canal Flats. Consolidated to include amendments through July 2025.


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, standards: Prohibits accumulation of filth/rubbish, heavy equipment (non-zoned), strewn materials, dead/excessive growth (>15 cm), deteriorating structures, and disorderly recreation vehicles/trailers without adequate screening.; enforcement: Written notice requiring compliance within 30 days; on failure, Council may authorize municipal entry to remedy at owner's expense; unpaid costs added to property taxes in arrears.. Source: Village of Canal Flats Unsightly Premise Bylaw No. 179, 2016, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Unsightly Premise Bylaw No. 179, 2016

Summary: Regulates unsightly premises including accumulations of refuse, noxious materials, weeds, graffiti, and brush on properties within the Village of Canal Flats.

Prohibits accumulation of filth/rubbish, heavy equipment (non-zoned), strewn materials, dead/excessive growth (>15 cm), deteriorating structures, and disorderly recreation vehicles/trailers without adequate screening.

Written notice requiring compliance within 30 days; on failure, Council may authorize municipal entry to remedy at owner's expense; unpaid costs added to property taxes in arrears.


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, where allowed: Only on multi-use recreation trails (Schedule "C") for access to out-of-town trails or Forest Service Roads; must dismount to cross a highway.; helmet or age rules: Valid driver's licence required; ages 15–17 may use certified training certificate or be accompanied by adult 25+ with licence; under 13 must be accompanied by parent or adult 25+ with licence. All operators and passengers must wear CSA-approved safety helmet.. Source: Village of Canal Flats Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle Regulation Bylaw No. 273, 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle Regulation Bylaw No. 273, 2025

Summary: Regulates the use of all-terrain and off-highway recreational vehicles within the Village of Canal Flats.

Only on multi-use recreation trails (Schedule "C") for access to out-of-town trails or Forest Service Roads; must dismount to cross a highway.

Valid driver's licence required; ages 15–17 may use certified training certificate or be accompanied by adult 25+ with licence; under 13 must be accompanied by parent or adult 25+ with licence. All operators and passengers must wear CSA-approved safety helmet.


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat (unmetered) or metered. Source: Village of Canal Flats Sewer System Regulations Bylaw No. 290, 2025; Village of Canal Flats Water System Regulations Bylaw No. 289, 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Sewer System Regulations Bylaw No. 290, 2025

Summary: Establishes regulations for the sewer collection, disposal and treatment system within the Village of Canal Flats.

Village of Canal Flats Water System Regulations Bylaw No. 289, 2025

Summary: Establishes regulations for the water system serving the Village of Canal Flats; replaces earlier water bylaw.

s. 3(1): "No person shall allow water to be supplied to a Premises by way of a well, spring or other source of water supply that is not connected to the Water System unless the alternate source of water is authorized by Council"

s. 12(1): "Unmetered Water Users will be charged on an annual flat rate basis"; s. 13(1): "Metered Water Users will be invoiced on a Quarterly basis"


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: All persons carrying on any business within the Village of Canal Flats municipality; fee: As prescribed in Schedule "L" of the Village of Canal Flats Fees and Charges bylaw as amended from time to time; $25.00 discount if application made and approved by January 31st (excludes Itinerants, Vendors, and transfers); renewal: Annual, January 1st to December 31st; deemed renewal if completed by January 31st; half-fee if first licensed after August 31st. Source: Village of Canal Flats Business Regulation and Licensing Bylaw No. 270, 2024, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Business Regulation and Licensing Bylaw No. 270, 2024

Summary: Authorizes the issuance of business licences and regulates businesses within the Village of Canal Flats; includes provisions for short-term rental accommodation under the licensing regime.

All persons carrying on any business within the Village of Canal Flats municipality

As prescribed in Schedule "L" of the Village of Canal Flats Fees and Charges bylaw as amended from time to time; $25.00 discount if application made and approved by January 31st (excludes Itinerants, Vendors, and transfers)

Annual, January 1st to December 31st; deemed renewal if completed by January 31st; half-fee if first licensed after August 31st

"carry on a business within the Municipality unless they are the holder of a valid and"

"license fee prescribed in Schedule \"L\" of the Village"; "subject to a $25.00 discount if"

"Licenses shall be issued for the period from January 1st to December 31st"; "reduced by one-half"


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, schedule scope: Fees and charges for municipal administrative services and regulatory schemes including development, building, utilities, recreation, and animal control; notable fees: dog licence unaltered $30, spayed/neutered $10; building permit min $75; water residential $340/yr (2025); sewer residential $210/yr (2025); business licence $75; beach daily parking $5/person. Source: Village of Canal Flats Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 268, 2023 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 268, 2023 (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated schedule of fees and charges for municipal services and regulatory schemes in the Village of Canal Flats.

Fees and charges for municipal administrative services and regulatory schemes including development, building, utilities, recreation, and animal control

dog licence unaltered $30, spayed/neutered $10; building permit min $75; water residential $340/yr (2025); sewer residential $210/yr (2025); business licence $75; beach daily parking $5/person

s. 2: "fees and charges for specific administrative services or regulatory schemes shall be set as per Schedules 'A' to 'K'"

Schedule "K" s.1(a)(b); Schedule "C"; Schedule "G" row 1 col 2025; Schedule "H" row 1 col 2025; Schedule "L"; Schedule "J"


Answer: In the Village of Canal Flats, British Columbia, tax rate: Class 1 Residential: 2.59176; Class 2 Utilities: 17.17042; Class 4 Major Industry: 15.55057; Class 5 Light Industry: 12.18128; Class 6 Business/Other: 6.86817; Class 7 Managed Forests: 7.77529; Class 8 Recreational: 3.23970; Class 9 Farm: 3.23970 (municipal rates per $1,000 assessed value; additional levies for school, regional district, recreation, hospital, and $20.00/parcel conservation fund — see Schedule "A"). Source: Village of Canal Flats Tax Rates Bylaw No. 294, 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Village of Canal Flats Tax Rates Bylaw No. 294, 2026

Summary: Establishes property value tax rates for general municipal, regional hospital district, and conservation society purposes for the Village of Canal Flats for 2026.

Class 1 Residential: 2.59176; Class 2 Utilities: 17.17042; Class 4 Major Industry: 15.55057; Class 5 Light Industry: 12.18128; Class 6 Business/Other: 6.86817; Class 7 Managed Forests: 7.77529; Class 8 Recreational: 3.23970; Class 9 Farm: 3.23970 (municipal rates per $1,000 assessed value; additional levies for school, regional district, recreation, hospital, and $20.00/parcel conservation fund — see Schedule "A")


Answer: Canal Flats, British Columbia has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-24.


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, construction hours: no person shall before 7:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. undertake any construction, alteration, repair, demolition, or excavation (s.5.3f); exemptions: city operations including maintenance/waste/snow removal; emergency snow removal; trade/business noise in lawfully zoned area within customary standards; household equipment (pool pumps, AC, fans); church bells; lawfully authorized parades; emergency situation noise (s.5.4). Source: Good Neighbour, verified 2026-06-08.

Good Neighbour

Summary: Regulates noise and nuisance conduct between neighbours in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1449, 2026).

no person shall before 7:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. undertake any construction, alteration, repair, demolition, or excavation (s.5.3f)

city operations including maintenance/waste/snow removal; emergency snow removal; trade/business noise in lawfully zoned area within customary standards; household equipment (pool pumps, AC, fans); church bells; lawfully authorized parades; emergency situation noise (s.5.4)


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $25.00/year neutered male or spayed female; $75.00/year intact male or female; $100.00/year aggressive dog; $200.00/year vicious dog; $500.00/year dangerous dog; guide/RCMP/service dogs exempt; leash rule: Dogs must be on leash and under control of a competent person in public places; leash max 183 cm.; max animals: No more than 3 dogs and/or 3 cats over 12 weeks of age per property without a kennel licence. Source: Animal Control and Licencing, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control and Licencing

Summary: Regulates the ownership, licensing, and control of dogs and other animals within the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1342).

$25.00/year neutered male or spayed female; $75.00/year intact male or female; $100.00/year aggressive dog; $200.00/year vicious dog; $500.00/year dangerous dog; guide/RCMP/service dogs exempt

Dogs must be on leash and under control of a competent person in public places; leash max 183 cm.

No more than 3 dogs and/or 3 cats over 12 weeks of age per property without a kennel licence

Not less than $50.00 and not more than $2,000.00

"No person shall own, keep, possess or harbour any dog"

"more than a total of three (3) dogs and/or three (3) cats"

"a fine of not less than $50.00 and not more than $2,000.00"

Wildlife Attractant Control

Summary: Regulates the storage of wildlife attractants such as garbage and compost to reduce human-wildlife conflict in Castlegar (Bylaw 1411).


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, permit required: True; prohibited materials: tires, plastic, drywall, demolition waste, construction waste, paint and paint products, treated lumber, asphalt, asphalt products, rubber, fuel and lubricant containers, biomedical waste, tar paper, railway ties, manure (s.2.6); conditions: daylight hours only (s.4.2.5); minimum 4 metres from property line or building (s.4.2.4); competent adult in charge at all times (s.3.9); fines: not exceeding two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) or imprisonment not exceeding six (6) months (s.6.1). Source: Open Air Burning, verified 2026-06-08.

Open Air Burning

Summary: Regulates open air burning within the City of Castlegar including prohibited materials and conditions (Bylaw 905, consolidated 2013).

tires, plastic, drywall, demolition waste, construction waste, paint and paint products, treated lumber, asphalt, asphalt products, rubber, fuel and lubricant containers, biomedical waste, tar paper, railway ties, manure (s.2.6)

daylight hours only (s.4.2.5); minimum 4 metres from property line or building (s.4.2.4); competent adult in charge at all times (s.3.9)

not exceeding two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) or imprisonment not exceeding six (6) months (s.6.1)


Answer: The City of Castlegar, British Columbia has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Building; Development Approval Procedures & Fees; Official Community Plan; Subdivision and Development Servicing; Zoning (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Building

Summary: Sets standards for building construction, permits, and inspections in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1338, consolidated).

Development Approval Procedures & Fees

Summary: Establishes procedures and fees for development approval applications in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1418, 2024).

Official Community Plan

Summary: Establishes long-term land use planning policies and objectives for the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1427, 2024).

Subdivision and Development Servicing

Summary: Governs subdivision layout and development servicing standards in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1018, consolidated).

Zoning (Consolidated)

Summary: Regulates land use zones, permitted uses, and development standards throughout the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1428, consolidated 2024).


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit fee: $750 annual permit (Schedule A); must be paid before October 31 (s.4). Source: Complex Snow Dump Use, verified 2026-06-08.

Complex Snow Dump Use

Summary: Governs the use of the city snow dump facility in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1077, consolidated).

$750 annual permit (Schedule A); must be paid before October 31 (s.4)


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered SFD flat fee $441.66/yr + $0.59/cubic metre capped at 30 cubic metres per month May to September (Schedule F Bylaw 1447); unmetered SFD $980.31/yr (Schedule G Bylaw 1447); quarterly invoicing (s.6.2); 5% late fee (s.6.3); connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered SFD flat fee $454.94/yr + $0.86/cubic metre over 30 cubic metres per month (Schedule F Bylaw 1446); unmetered SFD $1,241.79/yr (Schedule G Bylaw 1446); quarterly invoicing (s.7.4); 5% late fee on unpaid quarterly balance (s.7.5). Source: Sewer Regulations & Rates; Water Regulations & Rates (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Cross Connection Control

Summary: Prevents backflow and cross-connection contamination of the City of Castlegar's water supply (Bylaw 1404).

Sewer Regulations & Rates

Summary: Establishes sewer service regulations and user rates for the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1356, consolidated).

metered SFD flat fee $441.66/yr + $0.59/cubic metre capped at 30 cubic metres per month May to September (Schedule F Bylaw 1447); unmetered SFD $980.31/yr (Schedule G Bylaw 1447); quarterly invoicing (s.6.2); 5% late fee (s.6.3)

Schedule F, Schedule G (Bylaw 1447); s.6.2, s.6.3

Water Regulations & Rates (Consolidated)

Summary: Establishes water service regulations and user rates for the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1357, consolidated).

metered SFD flat fee $454.94/yr + $0.86/cubic metre over 30 cubic metres per month (Schedule F Bylaw 1446); unmetered SFD $1,241.79/yr (Schedule G Bylaw 1446); quarterly invoicing (s.7.4); 5% late fee on unpaid quarterly balance (s.7.5)

Schedule F, Schedule G (Bylaw 1446); s.7.4, s.7.5


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, collection schedule: organics weekly; garbage bi-weekly; recyclable materials bi-weekly on alternate week from garbage (s.8); sorting required: True; container or bag limit: one 242L bear-resistant organics cart, one 121L garbage cart, two recycling containers per eligible property (s.5); accepted or banned: recyclable materials per Schedule B (PPP streams); banned: explosive/volatile/corrosive/dangerous chemicals (s.31), Christmas trees (s.32), hot ashes/liquid wastes/dead animals/oil filters (s.33). Source: Residential Curbside Collection & Disposal (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Residential Curbside Collection & Disposal (Consolidated)

Summary: Regulates residential curbside waste and recycling collection and disposal in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1408, consolidated).

organics weekly; garbage bi-weekly; recyclable materials bi-weekly on alternate week from garbage (s.8)

one 242L bear-resistant organics cart, one 121L garbage cart, two recycling containers per eligible property (s.5)

recyclable materials per Schedule B (PPP streams); banned: explosive/volatile/corrosive/dangerous chemicals (s.31), Christmas trees (s.32), hot ashes/liquid wastes/dead animals/oil filters (s.33)

garbage $160.07/yr; organics $156.47/yr; recycling $4.65/yr (Schedule A Bylaw 1448)


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Inter-Community Businesses (trades, plumbers, electricians, cleaning services, pest control) operating across multiple participating municipalities; fee: $100.00; licence required: True. Source: Inter-Community Business Licence; Sidewalk Vendor; Signs; Special Event, Parade, and Park Use Permits, verified 2026-06-08.

Inter-Community Business Licence

Summary: Enables businesses licensed in one participating municipality to operate in others under a shared inter-community licence (Bylaw 1246, consolidated).

Inter-Community Businesses (trades, plumbers, electricians, cleaning services, pest control) operating across multiple participating municipalities

"trades, plumbers, electricians, cleaning services, pest control or other similar Businesses"

Sidewalk Vendor

Summary: Regulates the licensing and conduct of sidewalk vendors operating in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1361).

property owner or business owner using sidewalk or specified parking areas adjacent to their property for storefront use, sidewalk patio, or parklet (s.4.2)

$50 new permit; $25 renewal (Schedule A)

annual (s.3.6); valid May 1 to October 31 (s.4.1)

Signs

Summary: Regulates the installation, size, and content of signs throughout the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1254).

any person constructing, erecting, installing, placing, rebuilding, reconstructing, or altering a sign (s.6b)

Special Event, Parade, and Park Use Permits

Summary: Establishes permit requirements for special events, parades, and park use in the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1410).

any person holding a Special Event or Parade or using specified City-owned locations (s.3); exemptions: private property events, City of Castlegar, Provincial/Federal Government (s.5)


Answer: In the City of Castlegar, British Columbia, schedule scope: administrative document services including tax certificates, photocopies, bylaws, legal plans, criminal records checks, engineering records; notable fees: tax certificates $25; list of electors $20; bylaws $1/page max $10; photocopies 8.5x11 $1/sheet, 11x17 $1.50/sheet; legal plans $5; criminal records employment check $50; comfort letter $78; estimate water/sewer connections $85/parcel; effective date: consolidated to June 2023; schedule scope: Aircraft landing, terminal, overnight parking, passenger facility, after-hours security fees, and land lease rates at West Kootenay Regional Airport.. Source: Administrative Services Fees; West Kootenay Regional Airport Fees (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Administrative Services Fees

Summary: Sets fees for administrative and municipal services provided by the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 808, consolidated June 2023).

administrative document services including tax certificates, photocopies, bylaws, legal plans, criminal records checks, engineering records

tax certificates $25; list of electors $20; bylaws $1/page max $10; photocopies 8.5x11 $1/sheet, 11x17 $1.50/sheet; legal plans $5; criminal records employment check $50; comfort letter $78; estimate water/sewer connections $85/parcel

West Kootenay Regional Airport Fees (Consolidated)

Summary: Establishes fees for use of the West Kootenay Regional Airport operated by the City of Castlegar (Bylaw 1384, consolidated).

Aircraft landing, terminal, overnight parking, passenger facility, after-hours security fees, and land lease rates at West Kootenay Regional Airport.

Passenger Facility Fee $25.00/departing passenger; parking half-hour $1.00 (max $10.00 daily), weekly $55.00, monthly $200.00, yearly $1,000.00; after-hours security first 2 hrs $125.00, each hr thereafter $35.00.

s. 3 — "fees for use of the West Kootenay Regional Airport terminal building or West Kootenay Regional Airport property shall be shown on Schedule \"A\""

Schedule "A" s. 4; Schedule "B" s. 4.2 (Bylaw 1421)

s. 6 — "come into full force and take effect ... as and from June 4, 2022"