Answer: In the City of Surrey, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: Neutered/Spayed $58.00; Other $90.50; Guard/Aggressive $174.00; Vicious $261.50; Dangerous $655.00; Guide/Service/Police $0.00; 50% after Aug 31 or age 65+; Replacement $7.00; leash rule: No Owner shall allow Animal to Run at Large; Public Place requires securing on a Leash.; max animals: 6 Companion Animals; max 3 Dogs over 8 weeks; max 5 cats over 12 weeks. Source: Animal Responsibility Bylaw (19105), verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Responsibility Bylaw (19105)

Summary: Surrey Animal Responsibility Bylaw 19105 regulating ownership, licensing, leashing, and control of animals including dogs and cats.

Neutered/Spayed $58.00; Other $90.50; Guard/Aggressive $174.00; Vicious $261.50; Dangerous $655.00; Guide/Service/Police $0.00; 50% after Aug 31 or age 65+; Replacement $7.00

No Owner shall allow Animal to Run at Large; Public Place requires securing on a Leash.

6 Companion Animals; max 3 Dogs over 8 weeks; max 5 cats over 12 weeks

not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) and not more than two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)


Answer: The City of Surrey, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw (12000), verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw (12000)

Summary: Surrey Zoning Bylaw 12000 regulating land use, zoning districts, permitted uses, and development standards across the city.


Answer: In the City of Surrey, British Columbia, sidewalk clearing: remove all snow and ice from any sidewalk or walkway bordering such premises not later than 1000 hours on the day following the snowfall, on every day except a holiday; fines: not less than $200.00, but not exceeding $50,000.00. Source: Highway, Traffic & Parking Regulation Bylaw (13007), verified 2026-06-08.

Highway, Traffic & Parking Regulation Bylaw (13007)

Summary: Surrey Highway, Traffic & Parking Regulation Bylaw 13007 governing traffic rules, parking restrictions, and highway use within the city.

remove all snow and ice from any sidewalk or walkway bordering such premises not later than 1000 hours on the day following the snowfall, on every day except a holiday

not less than $200.00, but not exceeding $50,000.00


Answer: In the City of Surrey, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Every business carried on in the City or with respect to which any work or service is performed in the City; fee: Schedule "A"; application fee of $50.00; $1.00 per year; renewal: issued annually to terminate one year from the date of issuance. Source: Business License Bylaw (13680), verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw (13680)

Summary: Surrey Business License Bylaw 13680 requiring businesses operating within the city to obtain and maintain a valid business licence.

Every business carried on in the City or with respect to which any work or service is performed in the City

Schedule "A"; application fee of $50.00; $1.00 per year

issued annually to terminate one year from the date of issuance


Answer: The City of Surrey, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Tree Protection Bylaw (16100), verified 2026-06-08.

Tree Protection Bylaw (16100)

Summary: Surrey Tree Protection Bylaw 16100 regulating the removal, cutting, and protection of trees on private and public property.

Bylaws

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


Answer: The City of Surrey, British Columbia has 1 adopted policy on file: Establishment of the Development Inquiry Assistant (Corporate Report No. R056).

Establishment of the Development Inquiry Assistant (Corporate Report No. R056)

Summary: Corporate report to Surrey Council (Apr 8, 2024) informing the Apr 9, 2024 launch of the Development Inquiry Assistant, an AI-powered permitting chatbot funded by the Housing Accelerator Fund. States the City aims to uphold high ethical standards in AI deployment ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability, plus privacy/security standards.

City of Surrey launches artificial intelligence tool for building permits (Daily Hive Urbanized)

Summary: News coverage of Surrey's AI Development Inquiry Assistance (DIA) pilot, a 24/7 chatbot for single-family and tenant-improvement permit questions, funded via the federal Housing Accelerator Fund. Quotes Mayor Brenda Locke on using AI to streamline and expedite permitting.

Surrey launches AI pilot project: Development Inquiry Assistant (Business Examiner)

Summary: Coverage of Surrey's AI chatbot pilot (DIA) for building permits, launched April 9, 2024, providing 24/7 permit guidance and supported by a CMHC Housing Accelerator Fund grant. Notes plans to expand the assistant beyond the initial pilot scope.

City of Surrey Officially Launches AI-Powered Development Inquiry Assistant (Surrey News)

Summary: Reports the Dec 17, 2024 full launch of Surrey's AI Development Inquiry Assistant following the April 2024 pilot, with enhancements and multi-lingual support. Quotes Mayor Brenda Locke calling it a leap forward in leveraging technology to better serve the community.


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, construction hours: before 7:00 a.m. or after 11 :00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and not before 10:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 421, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 421

Summary: Tahsis Noise Control Bylaw 421 regulating disturbing noise levels and setting quiet-hour restrictions for residents and commercial properties.

before 7:00 a.m. or after 11 :00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and not before 10:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m. on Sunday


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $5.00 spayed/neutered/replacement; $20.00 unspayed/unneutered; $50.00 kennel; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large. On highway or public place, must be on leash under control of a competent person.; max animals: two dogs. Source: Bylaw No. 420 Animal Control, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw No. 420 Animal Control

Summary: Tahsis Animal Control and Licensing Bylaw 420 regulating ownership, licensing, leashing, and control of animals within the village.

$5.00 spayed/neutered/replacement; $20.00 unspayed/unneutered; $50.00 kennel

Dogs must not run at large. On highway or public place, must be on leash under control of a competent person.


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief or designate; allowed conditions: Garden refuse only, dried, on-property, 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Oct 15th to Apr 14th, 1 metre, 7.5 meters from buildings, supervised 16+, water available, Ventilation Index "good".. Source: Outdoor Burning Regulation Bylaw No.516, verified 2026-06-08.

Outdoor Burning Regulation Bylaw No.516

Summary: Tahsis Outdoor Burning Regulation Bylaw 516 regulating open air burning, permitted burning conditions, and prohibited materials within the village.

Garden refuse only, dried, on-property, 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Oct 15th to Apr 14th, 1 metre, 7.5 meters from buildings, supervised 16+, water available, Ventilation Index "good".


Answer: The Village of Tahsis, British Columbia has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw No.675, 2025 Official Community Plan; DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES BYLAW No. 633, 2020; FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT BYLAW NO.635, 2020; Zoning Bylaw No. 630, 2020, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw No.675, 2025 Official Community Plan

Summary: Village of Tahsis Official Community Plan Bylaw 675 (2025) establishing long-term land use vision, policies, and objectives for the community.

DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES BYLAW No. 633, 2020

Summary: Tahsis Development Procedures Bylaw 633 (2020) prescribing procedures for development applications, approvals, and permit requirements.

FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT BYLAW NO.635, 2020

Summary: Tahsis Floodplain Management Bylaw 635 (2020) regulating construction and development within designated flood-risk areas to protect life and property.

Zoning Bylaw No. 630, 2020

Summary: Village of Tahsis consolidated Zoning Bylaw 630 (2020) regulating land use, zoning designations, and permitted uses throughout the municipality.


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, sidewalk clearing: remove all snoll, i ce and litter from any sidewi, 1.n front of or adjacent to such premises not later .n ten o I clock in the morning of any day except S\u00b7 4Y in any business dist rict; fines: $200.00. Source: Streets and Traffic Bylaw No.29, verified 2026-06-08.

Streets and Traffic Bylaw No.29

Summary: Tahsis Streets and Traffic Regulation Bylaw 29 (1971) governing traffic rules, street use, and parking regulations within village boundaries.

remove all snoll, i ce and litter from any sidewi, 1.n front of or adjacent to such premises not later .n ten o I clock in the morning of any day except S\u00b7 4Y in any business dist rict


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, standards: Prohibits land becoming/remaining untidy or Unsightly Property, including accumulation of Refuse, Graffiti, Derelict Vehicles/Boats, decaying plants, or buildings in disrepair.; enforcement: Written notice to comply; Council order to comply; Village may carry out work and recover costs as debt or add to taxes; fines up to $10,000.. Source: Property Maintenance Regulation Bylaw No.614, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Maintenance Regulation Bylaw No.614

Summary: Tahsis Property Maintenance Regulation Bylaw 614 requiring property owners to maintain premises and prohibiting unsightly, unsafe, or derelict conditions.

Prohibits land becoming/remaining untidy or Unsightly Property, including accumulation of Refuse, Graffiti, Derelict Vehicles/Boats, decaying plants, or buildings in disrepair.

Written notice to comply; Council order to comply; Village may carry out work and recover costs as debt or add to taxes; fines up to $10,000.


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, where allowed: No person shall operate an Off-Road Vehicle in a Public Place other than on a Designated Trail.; helmet or age rules: Owner operating must have valid Driver's licence. Operator must wear safety helmet except for off-road side-by-side vehicles.. Source: OFF-ROAD VEHICLE BYLAW No. 608, 2018, verified 2026-06-08.

OFF-ROAD VEHICLE BYLAW No. 608, 2018

Summary: Tahsis Off-Road Vehicle Bylaw 608 (2018) regulating the use of ATVs, off-road vehicles, and similar equipment within municipal boundaries.

No person shall operate an Off-Road Vehicle in a Public Place other than on a Designated Trail.

Owner operating must have valid Driver's licence. Operator must wear safety helmet except for off-road side-by-side vehicles.


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; connection mandatory: True. Source: Sanitary Sewer System Regulation Bylaw No.645, 2021; Water System Regulation Bylaw No.644, 2021, verified 2026-06-08.

Sanitary Sewer System Regulation Bylaw No.645, 2021

Summary: Tahsis Sanitary Sewer System Regulation Bylaw 645 (2021) governing connections, use, and maintenance of the municipal sanitary sewer system.

PART B GENERAL PROVISIONS 2. Compulsory Private Connections

Water System Regulation Bylaw No.644, 2021

Summary: Tahsis Water System Regulation Bylaw 644 (2021) governing connections, water conservation, and use of the municipal water distribution system.

All improved properties must be connected to the municipal system


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, collection schedule: weekly (one regulation container) or as otherwise scheduled by the Director; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: one regulation container per week (residential); three (multiple family); max 77 litres, 22 kg; accepted or banned: Banned: hazardous waste, recyclables, items > 60cm, ashes, dead animals. Recyclables: newsprint, paper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastic.. Source: Solid Waste Management Bylaw NO. 590, 2017, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Management Bylaw NO. 590, 2017

Summary: Tahsis Solid Waste Management Bylaw 590 (2017) regulating collection, disposal, and management of solid waste and recycling within the village.

weekly (one regulation container) or as otherwise scheduled by the Director

one regulation container per week (residential); three (multiple family); max 77 litres, 22 kg

Banned: hazardous waste, recyclables, items > 60cm, ashes, dead animals. Recyclables: newsprint, paper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastic.

Annual Fee 92.53 (Residential); Extended Service tags $2/tag/pick up $5/tag/pickup


Answer: In the Village of Tahsis, British Columbia, schedule scope: provision of the services, use of municipal property, and permit applications referred to therein; notable fees: Building Permit $100.00 to $2,000.00; Parking $5.00 per day; Property tax certificate $50.00. Source: Bylaw No. 594 Fees and Charges, verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw No. 594 Fees and Charges

Summary: Tahsis Fees and Charges Bylaw 594 (base bylaw) setting municipal fees and service charges; numerous amendments follow through 2026.

provision of the services, use of municipal property, and permit applications referred to therein

Building Permit $100.00 to $2,000.00; Parking $5.00 per day; Property tax certificate $50.00

Schedule "G"; Schedule "C"; Schedule "B"


Answer: The Village of Tahsis, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire Protective Services and Regulations Bylaw No. 621, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Protective Services and Regulations Bylaw No. 621

Summary: Tahsis Fire Protective Services and Regulations Bylaw 621 (2019) governing fire protection services, fire safety obligations, and fire prevention requirements.

Bylaws & Policy

Summary: Village of Tahsis bylaws and policy index listing all municipal bylaws and official documents.


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


Answer: In the District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. seven days per week; exemptions: Aircraft; emergency whistles/sirens; business noise within zoned area where usual or inevitable.; fines: $50.00-$2,000.00. Source: Noise Control Bylaw 464-1993, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw 464-1993

Summary: Taylor Noise Control Bylaw 464 (1993) regulating disturbing noise and setting permissible noise levels for residents and businesses.

7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. seven days per week

Aircraft; emergency whistles/sirens; business noise within zoned area where usual or inevitable.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia, max animals: 6 hens; 2 colonies; fines: $50; $100; $150; $200; $250; licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must be leashed and under immediate control of a competent person on highways, parks, or public places.. Source: Backyard Hen and Bee Keeping Bylaw 872-2023; Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 871-2023, verified 2026-06-08.

Backyard Hen and Bee Keeping Bylaw 872-2023

Summary: Taylor Backyard Hen and Bee Keeping Bylaw 872 (2023) permitting and regulating backyard chickens and bee hives within residential properties.

Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 871-2023

Summary: Taylor Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw 871 (2023) regulating licensing, leashing, and control of pets including dogs within the district.

Dogs must be leashed and under immediate control of a competent person on highways, parks, or public places.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: District Office; allowed conditions: Campfires exempt with conditions. Open burning: brush only, favorable ventilation, wind under 20km/h, outside 9pm-7am, clearances.. Source: Open Air Burning Bylaw 834-2019, verified 2026-06-08.

Open Air Burning Bylaw 834-2019

Summary: Taylor Open Air Burning Bylaw 834 (2019) regulating conditions and restrictions for outdoor burning within the district.

Campfires exempt with conditions. Open burning: brush only, favorable ventilation, wind under 20km/h, outside 9pm-7am, clearances.


Answer: The District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Building Bylaw 391-1991; Official Community Plan Bylaw 880-2024; Zoning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Building Bylaw 391-1991

Summary: Taylor Building Bylaw 391 (1991) regulating building construction, permits, and standards within the district.

Official Community Plan Bylaw 880-2024

Summary: Taylor Official Community Plan Bylaw 880 (2024) setting long-term land use policies, development goals, and community vision for the district.

Zoning Bylaw

Summary: Taylor Zoning Bylaw (2026 consolidated version) regulating land use designations, permitted uses, and development standards across the district.


Answer: The District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Parking Regulation Bylaw 718-2006, verified 2026-06-08.

Parking Regulation Bylaw 718-2006

Summary: Taylor Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw 718 (2006) governing traffic rules and parking restrictions within the district.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia, standards: Prohibits refuse, derelict vehicles, noxious weeds, graffiti, litter, overgrown grass, hazardous growth, disrepair, and visible chattels for sale on premises or boulevards.; enforcement: Inspector may issue Weeds, Grass and Litter Order or Clean Up Order; Municipality may act on default and recover costs plus 15% administrative fee.. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw 876-2023, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw 876-2023

Summary: Taylor Unsightly Premises Bylaw 876 (2023) requiring property owners to maintain their land and prohibiting derelict or hazardous conditions.

Prohibits refuse, derelict vehicles, noxious weeds, graffiti, litter, overgrown grass, hazardous growth, disrepair, and visible chattels for sale on premises or boulevards.

Inspector may issue Weeds, Grass and Litter Order or Clean Up Order; Municipality may act on default and recover costs plus 15% administrative fee.


Answer: The District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Water Conservation Bylaw 716-2006, verified 2026-06-08.

Water Conservation Bylaw 716-2006

Summary: Taylor Water Conservation Bylaw 716 (2006) regulating the conservation and use of water from the municipal water supply system.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Inter-Community Businesses (moving client to client, >1 Participating Government) not listed in Schedule 'A'.; fee: $130. Source: Business License Bylaw 813-2017, verified 2026-06-08.

Business License Bylaw 813-2017

Summary: Taylor Inter-Community Business License Bylaw 813 (2017) requiring businesses to hold a valid licence to operate within the district.

Inter-Community Businesses (moving client to client, >1 Participating Government) not listed in Schedule 'A'.


Answer: The District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees and Charges Bylaw – Consolidated 2025, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw – Consolidated 2025

Summary: Taylor consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw 899 (2025) setting all municipal service fees and charges across departments.


Answer: The District Municipality of Taylor, British Columbia has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Cemetery Bylaw 817-2017; Peace Island Park Bylaw 903-2026, verified 2026-06-08.

Cemetery Bylaw 817-2017

Summary: Taylor Cemetery Bylaw 817 (2017) governing the operation, use, and regulations of the municipal cemetery.

Peace Island Park Bylaw 903-2026

Summary: Taylor Peace Island Park Bylaw 903 (2026) regulating use, conduct, and activities within the Peace Island Park.

Bylaws

Summary: District of Taylor bylaws index listing all current municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. (0700hrs) to 10:00 p.m. (2200 hrs); exemptions: Emergency works, Village vehicles on public business, church bells/chimes, licensed dance halls 8pm-2am with authorization.; fines: $100.00-$2,000.00. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 495, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 495

Summary: Consolidated noise control bylaw for the Village of Telkwa, regulating excessive noise within the municipality.

Emergency works, Village vehicles on public business, church bells/chimes, licensed dance halls 8pm-2am with authorization.


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must be on a leash not exceeding 183 cm (6 feet) when off owner's property, except in designated off-leash areas.; max animals: No more than 3 dogs over 4 months of age per dwelling unit; fines: not less than $100.00 and not more than $5,000 for each offence. Source: Animal Control and Licensing Bylaw No. 691, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control and Licensing Bylaw No. 691

Summary: Regulates the control, licensing, and keeping of animals within the Village of Telkwa.

Dogs must be on a leash not exceeding 183 cm (6 feet) when off owner's property, except in designated off-leash areas.

No more than 3 dogs over 4 months of age per dwelling unit

not less than $100.00 and not more than $5,000 for each offence


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief, Deputy Chief or their designate; allowed conditions: Fire pits/cooking fires permitted without permit 7:00am–1:00am if contained, no nuisance, adult supervision, firefighting equipment on hand.. Source: Open-Air Burning Bylaw No. 598, verified 2026-06-08.

Open-Air Burning Bylaw No. 598

Summary: Consolidated bylaw governing open-air burning within the Village of Telkwa.

Fire Chief, Deputy Chief or their designate

Fire pits/cooking fires permitted without permit 7:00am–1:00am if contained, no nuisance, adult supervision, firefighting equipment on hand.


Answer: The Village of Telkwa, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 747, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 747

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw managing land use and development within the Village of Telkwa.


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, and discharge (use) of fireworks and firecrackers; permit available: Yes; a permit for retail sale and public display can be obtained from the Village office. Source: Firework Bylaw No. 648, verified 2026-06-08.

Firework Bylaw No. 648

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating the sale and discharge of fireworks within the Village of Telkwa.

sale, possession, and discharge (use) of fireworks and firecrackers

Yes; a permit for retail sale and public display can be obtained from the Village office

s. 3.3; s. 4.2; "A Bylaw to provide for the regulation, sale, possession and use"

s. 5.2: "can be purchased at the Village office"


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; billing basis: flat. Source: Sewer Rates and Regulations Bylaws; Water Rates, Regulations and Connection Bylaws, verified 2026-06-08.

Sewer Rates and Regulations Bylaws

Summary: Sewer rates and regulations for the Village of Telkwa utility system.

Water Rates, Regulations and Connection Bylaws

Summary: Water rates, regulations, and connection requirements for the Village of Telkwa utility system.


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Garbage Cart required; maximum two (2) Excess Waste Bags per Single Detached Dwelling or Dwelling Unit in a Duplex, Triplex, Fourplex or Row House; accepted or banned: Banned: Hazardous Waste, Construction/Demolition Waste, White Waste, Land Clearing Waste, Recycled Waste (glass, foam, plastic bags, wrap); fee: Fees for Collection, Garbage Cart, Recycling Cart, and Excess Waste Bags are prescribed in the Village of Telkwa Fees and Charges Bylaw; amounts not stated in this bylaw. Source: Regulation, Collection, Disposal and Recycling Bylaw No. 750, verified 2026-06-08.

Regulation, Collection, Disposal and Recycling Bylaw No. 750

Summary: Regulates collection, disposal, and recycling of solid waste within the Village of Telkwa.

Garbage Cart required; maximum two (2) Excess Waste Bags per Single Detached Dwelling or Dwelling Unit in a Duplex, Triplex, Fourplex or Row House

Banned: Hazardous Waste, Construction/Demolition Waste, White Waste, Land Clearing Waste, Recycled Waste (glass, foam, plastic bags, wrap)

Fees for Collection, Garbage Cart, Recycling Cart, and Excess Waste Bags are prescribed in the Village of Telkwa Fees and Charges Bylaw; amounts not stated in this bylaw

s. 4.3; s. 9.3 "No Food Waste is permitted in a Recycling Cart"

"Fee means the fee prescribed in the applicable section... Fees and Charges Bylaw"


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, licence required: True. Source: Business Licence Bylaw No. 748, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw No. 748

Summary: Bylaw establishing requirements for business licences within the Village of Telkwa.

"I hereby make application for a business licence in accordance with the above-stated information"


Answer: In the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia, schedule scope: All municipal fees and charges for the Village of Telkwa, including administrative, animal control, business licences, cemetery, development, facilities, utilities, and bylaw fines; notable fees: Dog licence spayed/neutered $21.26; building permit $50.00 plus 0.625% of construction value; property tax certificate $100.00; water single family annual $637.00 (2026); garbage small cart annual $138.19. Source: Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 792, verified 2026-06-08.

Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 792

Summary: Consolidated bylaw establishing municipal fees and charges for the Village of Telkwa.

All municipal fees and charges for the Village of Telkwa, including administrative, animal control, business licences, cemetery, development, facilities, utilities, and bylaw fines

Dog licence spayed/neutered $21.26; building permit $50.00 plus 0.625% of construction value; property tax certificate $100.00; water single family annual $637.00 (2026); garbage small cart annual $138.19

Schedule "A" - Fees and Charges; Schedule "B" - Bylaw Contravention Fines

Schedule "A" — Dog Licence: Spayed/Neutered $21.26; Building Permit Fee: "$50.00 PLUS 0.625% ($6.25 per $1,000.00) of the value of construction"; Property Tax Certificate $100.00; Water Class 1 Single Family $637.00; Annual Garbage Fees Small Cart $138.19


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


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Non-residential zones, emergency vehicles, utility repair, worship bells, fireworks, snow ploughing; fines: $100-$2,000 first offence; $300-$2,000 subsequent offences. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 2100, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 2100

Summary: Regulates noise control within the City of Terrace.

7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday

Non-residential zones, emergency vehicles, utility repair, worship bells, fireworks, snow ploughing

$100-$2,000 first offence; $300-$2,000 subsequent offences


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $20.00 neutered/spayed; $50.00 intact; $10.00 neutered/spayed (seniors); $25.00 intact (seniors); $100.00 aggressive dog; $200.00 dangerous dog; $0 guide/police services dog; leash rule: No owner or possessor shall allow a dog to run at large anywhere within City limits.; max animals: No more than three (3) dogs and no more than four (4) cats per dwelling unit or parcel. Source: Animal Control Consolidated Bylaw No. 2159, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Consolidated Bylaw No. 2159

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating animal control and licensing within the City of Terrace.

$20.00 neutered/spayed; $50.00 intact; $10.00 neutered/spayed (seniors); $25.00 intact (seniors); $100.00 aggressive dog; $200.00 dangerous dog; $0 guide/police services dog

No owner or possessor shall allow a dog to run at large anywhere within City limits.

No more than three (3) dogs and no more than four (4) cats per dwelling unit or parcel


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: City of Terrace Fire Department; allowed conditions: Small confined fires for cooking in grilles, barbecues, or fire pits (max 1m diameter, non-combustible receptacle, 3m from structures, supervised by adult 19+) are exempt from permit requirement.; fines: not less than $100 and not more than $50,000. Source: Fire Prevention Bylaw No. 2260, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Prevention Bylaw No. 2260

Summary: Sets fire safety and prevention standards including open burning and fireworks regulations for the City of Terrace.

Small confined fires for cooking in grilles, barbecues, or fire pits (max 1m diameter, non-combustible receptacle, 3m from structures, supervised by adult 19+) are exempt from permit requirement.

not less than $100 and not more than $50,000


Answer: The City of Terrace, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Consolidated Bylaw No. 2069, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Consolidated Bylaw No. 2069

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw governing land use, development, and zoning within the City of Terrace; includes cannabis storefront retail use definitions.


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, winter parking ban: Parking prohibited on any street or road designated as a snow removal route from November 15 to April 1 each year; impeding snow removal vehicles may be towed; sidewalk clearing: Occupants/owners of property abutting commercially zoned sidewalk must clear snow, ice, dirt, litter, and rubbish; fines: $25–$2,000 general penalty; minimum $25 for Part IV parking violations. Source: Street & Traffic Regulations Consolidated Bylaw No. 1313, verified 2026-06-08.

Street & Traffic Regulations Consolidated Bylaw No. 1313

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating street use, traffic, and parking within the City of Terrace.

Parking prohibited on any street or road designated as a snow removal route from November 15 to April 1 each year; impeding snow removal vehicles may be towed

Occupants/owners of property abutting commercially zoned sidewalk must clear snow, ice, dirt, litter, and rubbish

$25–$2,000 general penalty; minimum $25 for Part IV parking violations


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, standards: No owner or occupier shall permit property to become unsightly; unsightly includes unregistered vehicles, rubbish/filth accumulation, unauthorized building material storage; enforcement: City may enter and remedy; unpaid costs added to property taxes; fine $100–$500; standards: Owner must not use, permit, lease or rent any rental unit not conforming to minimum maintenance standards for water, heat, light, moisture prevention.; enforcement: Building Official may issue written notice to comply within stated time; fine not exceeding $2,000 per offence, each day a separate offence.. Source: Nuisance Bylaw Consolidated No. 1318; Standards of Maintenance Bylaw No. 2017, verified 2026-06-08.

Nuisance Bylaw Consolidated No. 1318

Summary: Consolidated nuisance bylaw covering noxious conditions, waste accumulation, and fire-prone materials; includes fireworks regulations for Terrace.

No owner or occupier shall permit property to become unsightly; unsightly includes unregistered vehicles, rubbish/filth accumulation, unauthorized building material storage

City may enter and remedy; unpaid costs added to property taxes; fine $100–$500

Standards of Maintenance Bylaw No. 2017

Summary: Establishes minimum standards of maintenance for property within the City of Terrace, addressing unsightly premises.

Owner must not use, permit, lease or rent any rental unit not conforming to minimum maintenance standards for water, heat, light, moisture prevention.

Building Official may issue written notice to comply within stated time; fine not exceeding $2,000 per offence, each day a separate offence.


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, where allowed: Prohibited on highways, cemeteries, parks, parking lots, private lands under 1 ha or not rural-zoned, and within 100m of residential premises. Allowed for work purposes.. Source: All Terrain Vehicles Regulation Bylaw No. 1702, verified 2026-06-08.

All Terrain Vehicles Regulation Bylaw No. 1702

Summary: Regulates the use of all-terrain vehicles within the City of Terrace.

Prohibited on highways, cemeteries, parks, parking lots, private lands under 1 ha or not rural-zoned, and within 100m of residential premises. Allowed for work purposes.


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat minimum rates by use class for unmetered premises; metered (flat minimum plus volumetric consumption) for premises with water meter; billing basis: flat minimum (unmetered) or flat minimum plus metered consumption (metered). Source: Sewer Connection and Rates Bylaw No. 1327; Water Distribution & Sale Consolidated Bylaw No. 1326, verified 2026-06-08.

Sewer Connection and Rates Bylaw No. 1327

Summary: Governs sewer connection and rates for the City of Terrace utility system.

flat minimum rates by use class for unmetered premises; metered (flat minimum plus volumetric consumption) for premises with water meter

s. 2: "owner or agent of such property shall cause to be connected"

Schedule "C": "minimum rates for unmetered premises" and Class G "$.180/m³ … any consumption greater than the minimum"

Water Distribution & Sale Consolidated Bylaw No. 1326

Summary: Consolidated bylaw governing water distribution, sale, and connection within the City of Terrace.

flat minimum (unmetered) or flat minimum plus metered consumption (metered)

Schedule "B": "minimum rates for unmetered premises ... metered will be charged the minimum charges under 'CLASS D' ... plus any consumption"


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, collection schedule: Refuse: bi-weekly; Recycling: bi-weekly; Organics: weekly; Yard Waste: weekly mid-April to mid-November; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: 240 litre Refuse Cart, 240 litre Recycling Cart, 120 litre Organics Cart per residential unit; excess refuse in black bags with Bag Tag (max 22 kg each); accepted or banned: Banned: waste oil, batteries, special wastes, prohibited/restricted waste, animal carcasses, biomedical waste, needles, blood. Source: Solid Waste Operations Bylaw No. 2130, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Operations Bylaw No. 2130

Summary: Governs solid waste collection and disposal operations within the City of Terrace.

Refuse: bi-weekly; Recycling: bi-weekly; Organics: weekly; Yard Waste: weekly mid-April to mid-November

240 litre Refuse Cart, 240 litre Recycling Cart, 120 litre Organics Cart per residential unit; excess refuse in black bags with Bag Tag (max 22 kg each)

Banned: waste oil, batteries, special wastes, prohibited/restricted waste, animal carcasses, biomedical waste, needles, blood

$12.50 per month for refuse collection; organics and yard waste included; recycling no charge; bag tags $2.00 each

s. 7(3): "All materials eligible for Recycle BC…shall not be disposed of as Refuse"

s. 4(1); s. 7(2): "black bags with a Bag Tag visibly affixed"

s. 1 ("Prohibited Waste"); s. 9(3): "Animal carcasses…shall not be set out"


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Every person carrying on any commercial, industrial, or professional service business for gain or profit within the City of Terrace.; fee: Varies by business type per Schedule "A": Table 1 $79–$341/yr (by number of employees); Table 2 $79 base + $5/25m² floor area; Table 3 $110 base + $16/100m²; Table 4 $158/person (professional services); Table 5 $68 (home-based); specific flat fees include e.g. Street Vendor $263/yr, Mobile Food Vendor $525/yr, Escort Service $788 + $11/person, General Contractor $236, Subcontractor $126, Bank $400 + $16/person, Transportation Network Service $263/business + $79/driver.; renewal: Annual; commences January 1, terminates December 31 each year; fees due first business day of January; licence fee reduced by half for businesses commencing after July 31.. Source: Business Licence Consolidated Bylaw No. 2112, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Consolidated Bylaw No. 2112

Summary: Consolidated bylaw establishing business licensing requirements in the City of Terrace.

Every person carrying on any commercial, industrial, or professional service business for gain or profit within the City of Terrace.

Varies by business type per Schedule "A": Table 1 $79–$341/yr (by number of employees); Table 2 $79 base + $5/25m² floor area; Table 3 $110 base + $16/100m²; Table 4 $158/person (professional services); Table 5 $68 (home-based); specific flat fees include e.g. Street Vendor $263/yr, Mobile Food Vendor $525/yr, Escort Service $788 + $11/person, General Contractor $236, Subcontractor $126, Bank $400 + $16/person, Transportation Network Service $263/business + $79/driver.

Annual; commences January 1, terminates December 31 each year; fees due first business day of January; licence fee reduced by half for businesses commencing after July 31.

s. 3.2; Schedule "A", Part I (Tables 1–5) and Part II

s. 5.2; s. 5.3; s. 5.8; Schedule "A" preamble


Answer: In the City of Terrace, British Columbia, schedule scope: Admin fees for photocopying, mapping/GIS, finance/tax, RCMP services, planning documents, liquor and cannabis licence applications, fire department inspection reports; notable fees: Photocopies $0.25/single-sided; Tax Certificate $20; Custom mapping $70/hour; Storefront retail cannabis licence $1,500; Liquor Primary licence new $500; Criminal records search $50. Source: Access to Information and Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1724, verified 2026-06-08.

Access to Information and Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1724

Summary: Establishes fees and charges for City of Terrace services and access to information.

Admin fees for photocopying, mapping/GIS, finance/tax, RCMP services, planning documents, liquor and cannabis licence applications, fire department inspection reports

Photocopies $0.25/single-sided; Tax Certificate $20; Custom mapping $70/hour; Storefront retail cannabis licence $1,500; Liquor Primary licence new $500; Criminal records search $50


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


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $15.00; $40.00 non-spayed; $5.00 seniors; leash rule: Dogs shall be under control and leashed, tethered or contained within a vehicle.; max animals: 2 dogs. Source: Animal Control Bylaw No. 866 (Consolidated Version); District of Tofino Wildlife Attractant Bylaw No. 1317, 2022, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 866 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates keeping and control of animals within Tofino, including licensing, leashing, and impoundment of dogs and other animals.

Dogs shall be under control and leashed, tethered or contained within a vehicle.

District of Tofino Wildlife Attractant Bylaw No. 1317, 2022

Summary: Regulates storage and management of wildlife attractants (food, waste, compost) to reduce human-wildlife conflicts in Tofino.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, allowed conditions: Burning allowed if exempted under sections 4, 5, 6 (cooking, campfires, beach fires, incinerators) and complying with supervision, location, time, fuel conditions.. Source: Outdoor Burning Bylaw No. 1071, 2008 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Outdoor Burning Bylaw No. 1071, 2008 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates open burning of materials on properties within Tofino, including permitted burn types, conditions, and prohibited materials.

Burning allowed if exempted under sections 4, 5, 6 (cooking, campfires, beach fires, incinerators) and complying with supervision, location, time, fuel conditions.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia has 5 adopted bylaws on file: Coastal Flood Plain Bylaw, No. 1294, 2021; Development Application Procedure Bylaw No. 1331, 2023; Official Community Plan Bylaw; Subdivision & Development Bylaw No. 1201, 2014; Zoning Bylaw 770, 1997 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Coastal Flood Plain Bylaw, No. 1294, 2021

Summary: Regulates development within coastal flood plain areas of Tofino to reduce flood risk and protect life and property.

Development Application Procedure Bylaw No. 1331, 2023

Summary: Establishes procedures for submitting and processing development applications including rezoning, development permits, and variances in Tofino.

Official Community Plan Bylaw

Summary: Long-range land use planning document guiding growth, development, and land use policy for the District of Tofino.

Subdivision & Development Bylaw No. 1201, 2014

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land and development servicing requirements including roads, utilities, and parkland dedication in Tofino.

Zoning Bylaw 770, 1997 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Establishes land use zones and regulations governing permitted uses, building setbacks, density, and development standards throughout Tofino.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, fines: $ 50.00 to $ 300.00. Source: Traffic & Parking Regulation Bylaw No. 1091, 2009 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Parking-in-Lieu Bylaw No. 1176, 2012 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Allows developers to pay fees in lieu of providing required on-site parking spaces, establishing rates and conditions for the program.

Traffic & Parking Regulation Bylaw No. 1091, 2009 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates traffic, parking, and stopping on streets and public places in Tofino including time limits, no-parking zones, and enforcement.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, standards: Prohibits graffiti, unsightly property, or accumulation of rubbish, filth, or noxious matter. Requires removal of unsightly accumulations.; enforcement: Order to Comply within 14 days. Municipality may remove at owner's expense. Costs added to taxes if unpaid. Offences liable to fines.. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 701 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw No. 701 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Requires property owners to maintain premises free of unsightly accumulations of refuse, derelict vehicles, and other unsightly conditions.

Prohibits graffiti, unsightly property, or accumulation of rubbish, filth, or noxious matter. Requires removal of unsightly accumulations.

Order to Comply within 14 days. Municipality may remove at owner's expense. Costs added to taxes if unpaid. Offences liable to fines.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, sale or use restricted: sale, discharge, use. Source: Fireworks and Firearms Display Regulation Bylaw No. 1219, 2016, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks and Firearms Display Regulation Bylaw No. 1219, 2016

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks and public firearms displays within Tofino, including permit requirements.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered; connection mandatory: False; billing basis: metered. Source: Sewer Utility Rates Bylaw No.1347, 2024; Water Utility Bylaw No. 1346, 2024 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Sewer Utility Rates Bylaw No.1347, 2024

Summary: Establishes sewer utility rates and charges for Tofino properties connected to the municipal sewer system.

Water Conservation Bylaw No. 1224 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates water use and conservation in Tofino, establishing restrictions on outdoor watering and water use during shortage conditions.

Water Utility Bylaw No. 1346, 2024 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Governs Tofino's municipal water utility including connection requirements, user responsibilities, and conditions of service.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, collection schedule: Garbage: once every week; Recycling: once every two weeks; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: 1 receptacle per dwelling; max 2 additional with tags; 120 litres capacity or less; twenty kilograms max weight; accepted or banned: Banned: explosives, flammable liquids, sewage, dead animals, construction waste, drywall, paint, rocks, ashes, oil. Recyclables exclude food or oil contamination.. Source: Garbage & Recyclable Materials Collection Bylaw 1070, 2008 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Garbage & Recyclable Materials Collection Bylaw 1070, 2008 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates collection of garbage and recyclable materials in Tofino including set-out requirements, container standards, and collection schedules.

Garbage: once every week; Recycling: once every two weeks

1 receptacle per dwelling; max 2 additional with tags; 120 litres capacity or less; twenty kilograms max weight

Banned: explosives, flammable liquids, sewage, dead animals, construction waste, drywall, paint, rocks, ashes, oil. Recyclables exclude food or oil contamination.

Charged by Alberni Clayoquot Regional District in accordance with the Regional District Bylaw


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on any business within the District.; fee: As per Schedule "A", varies by class/year (e.g. 2025: $64.30-$1,891.10); Processing Fee $75.60 (2025); renewal: Period commencing January 1 and ending December 31; renewal application on or before December 31. Source: Business Licence Regulation Bylaw No. 1239, 2022 (Consolidated Version); Firewood Retail Regulation Bylaw No. 1262, 2019; Liquor Control and Licensing Application Procedure and Fee Bylaw 947, 2003; Sign Control Bylaw 1193, 2014, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Regulation Bylaw No. 1239, 2022 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Requires businesses operating in Tofino to obtain a municipal business licence, establishing fees, application procedures, and compliance conditions.

Any person carrying on any business within the District.

As per Schedule "A", varies by class/year (e.g. 2025: $64.30-$1,891.10); Processing Fee $75.60 (2025)

Period commencing January 1 and ending December 31; renewal application on or before December 31

Firewood Retail Regulation Bylaw No. 1262, 2019

Summary: Regulates retail sale of firewood in Tofino including labelling, measurement, and vendor requirements.

Liquor Control and Licensing Application Procedure and Fee Bylaw 947, 2003

Summary: Establishes procedures and fees for liquor licence applications within Tofino, including council referral and public notice requirements.

Liquor-primary establishments, food-primary establishments, patron participation entertainment, and special occasion licence applicants.

New liquor-primary: $100.00 application fee + $600.00 public notification fee; changes to liquor-primary/food-primary/patron participation: $100.00 + $600.00 public notification fee; occupant load confirmation: $200.00; special occasion licence: $100.00 (waived for community fundraising events)

"proposed liquor-primary establishments"; "shall be accompanied by an application fee"

"changes to liquor-primary establishment licenses and foodprimary establishment licenses, and in respect of providing patron participation entertainment"; "special occasion licenses"

"an application fee of $100.00 and a public notification fee of $600.00"; "an application fee of $200.00"; "applications fee of $100.00"

Sign Control Bylaw 1193, 2014

Summary: Regulates the erection, display, and maintenance of signs on properties within Tofino including permitted sign types, sizes, and locations.

Persons erecting signs requiring a permit under Section 7, excluding exempt signs.

$100.00 (sign permit), $50.00 (temporary), $25.00 (directory/alteration)


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia, schedule scope: Development Cost Charges for subdivision or building permits covering water, sewer, roads, storm drainage, and parks facilities.; notable fees: Detached Single and Two Family Dwelling Unit Charge $18,248.00 per parcel.; effective date: thirty days following adoption; schedule scope: Fees for services provided by the District, including administrative, protective services, public works, recreation, development applications, and parking permits.. Source: Development Cost Charges DCC - Bylaw 1124, 2010; Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1271 (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Development Cost Charges DCC - Bylaw 1124, 2010

Summary: Establishes development cost charges levied on new development to fund capital infrastructure including roads, water, sewer, and drainage.

Development Cost Charges for subdivision or building permits covering water, sewer, roads, storm drainage, and parks facilities.

Detached Single and Two Family Dwelling Unit Charge $18,248.00 per parcel.

Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1271 (Consolidated)

Summary: Establishes municipal fees and charges for Tofino services including permits, inspections, recreation, and other municipal services.

Fees for services provided by the District, including administrative, protective services, public works, recreation, development applications, and parking permits.

Photocopying $0.50/page; Property Tax Certificate (Owner) No Charge; Community Hall Full Day $450.00; Childcare Registration $25.00; Beach Parking (Resident) $0/year; NSF Fee $35.00.

s. 3(1); Schedule 'A' Table of Appendices


Answer: The District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Municipal and Regional District Tax Levy Bylaw No. 1225, 2016 (Consolidated Version), verified 2026-06-08.

Municipal and Regional District Tax Levy Bylaw No. 1225, 2016 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Imposes the municipal and regional district tax levy on short-term accommodation operators in Tofino as authorized under provincial legislation.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tofino, British Columbia has 11 adopted bylaws on file: Amenities Reserve Fund Bylaw 1007, 2005; Anti-Idling Bylaw No. 1087 (Consolidated Version); Board of Variance Bylaw No. 1010, 2005 (Consolidated Version); Cemetery Bylaw 1086, 2009 (Consolidated Version); False Alarm Bylaw No. 1272, 2019; Fire and Life Safety Bylaw No. 1311, 2021; Neighbourhood Zero Emission Vehicle Bylaw No. 1130, 2010; Pesticide Use Reduction Bylaw 1102, 2009; Public Property Use Regulation Bylaw No. 1098 (Consolidated Version); Single Use Item Regulation Bylaw No. 1277, 2020 (Consolidated Version); Smoking and Vaping Regulation Bylaw No. 1249, verified 2026-06-08.

Amenities Reserve Fund Bylaw 1007, 2005

Summary: Establishes a reserve fund for community amenities in Tofino, setting out contribution requirements and fund management provisions.

Anti-Idling Bylaw No. 1087 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Prohibits unnecessary idling of motor vehicle engines within Tofino to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Board of Variance Bylaw No. 1010, 2005 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Establishes the Tofino Board of Variance, setting out its composition, jurisdiction, and procedures for hearing variance applications.

Cemetery Bylaw 1086, 2009 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates the operation and use of municipal cemeteries in Tofino including interment rights, fees, and maintenance standards.

False Alarm Bylaw No. 1272, 2019

Summary: Regulates false alarms from security and fire alarm systems in Tofino, establishing fees and penalties for repeat false activations.

Fire and Life Safety Bylaw No. 1311, 2021

Summary: Establishes fire prevention and life safety requirements for buildings and properties in Tofino including inspections and compliance orders.

Neighbourhood Zero Emission Vehicle Bylaw No. 1130, 2010

Summary: Regulates the operation of neighbourhood zero emission vehicles (low-speed electric vehicles) on designated streets in Tofino.

Pesticide Use Reduction Bylaw 1102, 2009

Summary: Restricts the cosmetic use of pesticides on lawns and gardens in Tofino to protect public health and the environment.

Public Property Use Regulation Bylaw No. 1098 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Regulates the use of public property including parks and streets in Tofino, governing permitted activities and conduct.

Single Use Item Regulation Bylaw No. 1277, 2020 (Consolidated Version)

Summary: Restricts the distribution of single-use plastic items by food service businesses in Tofino to reduce plastic waste.

Smoking and Vaping Regulation Bylaw No. 1249

Summary: Regulates smoking and vaping in public places and on municipal property within Tofino.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Tofino bylaws and policies index page listing all municipal bylaws and policies.


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


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, quiet hours: 11:00 pm to 7:00 am; construction hours: Construction and equipment operation prohibited between 11:00 pm and 7:00 am; exemptions: Fire, police, ambulance vehicles; City/government/public utility vehicles on public service; emergency health/safety/property measures; trade/industry in commercial/industrial zones not exceeding noise common to that trade; fines: not less than $100.00 and not more than $2,000.00; or ticket fine $100. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 2433, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 2433

Summary: Prohibits excessive noise-making within the City of Trail.

Construction and equipment operation prohibited between 11:00 pm and 7:00 am

Fire, police, ambulance vehicles; City/government/public utility vehicles on public service; emergency health/safety/property measures; trade/industry in commercial/industrial zones not exceeding noise common to that trade

not less than $100.00 and not more than $2,000.00; or ticket fine $100


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: neutered male $25 ($12.50 after August 31); spayed female $25 ($12.50 after August 31); unneutered male $100 ($50 after August 31); unspayed female $100 ($50 after August 31); Pitbull Terrier $300; kennel $25; leash rule: Dogs must be on leash or under control of competent person in public places; prohibited areas in Schedule C; max animals: No more than 3 dogs per parcel; 4 or more requires kennel business licence. Source: Animal Control Bylaw No. 2436, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 2436

Summary: Consolidated bylaw regulating the care, licensing, and control of dogs and animals within the City of Trail.

neutered male $25 ($12.50 after August 31); spayed female $25 ($12.50 after August 31); unneutered male $100 ($50 after August 31); unspayed female $100 ($50 after August 31); Pitbull Terrier $300; kennel $25

Dogs must be on leash or under control of competent person in public places; prohibited areas in Schedule C

No more than 3 dogs per parcel; 4 or more requires kennel business licence

not less than $100 and not more than $2,000


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Service; allowed conditions: Land clearing only with permit from Fire Service; all other open burning prohibited; fines: maximum penalty prescribed by the Offence Act. Source: Fire Safety and Prevention Bylaw No. 2335, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Safety and Prevention Bylaw No. 2335

Summary: Sets fire safety standards and prevention measures including open burning regulations for the City of Trail.

Land clearing only with permit from Fire Service; all other open burning prohibited

maximum penalty prescribed by the Offence Act


Answer: The City of Trail, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning Bylaw No. 2503, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning Bylaw No. 2503

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw governing land use, building locations, and zoning within the City of Trail as of January 2025.


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, sidewalk clearing: Owner/occupier must remove snow and ice from abutting sidewalk by 12:00 noon on any day except Sunday or a Statutory Holiday; fines: not less than $25.00 nor more than $2,000.00 for general offences. Source: Traffic Bylaw (Consolidated December 2019), verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic Bylaw (Consolidated December 2019)

Summary: Governs traffic management and parking regulations within the City of Trail.

Owner/occupier must remove snow and ice from abutting sidewalk by 12:00 noon on any day except Sunday or a Statutory Holiday

not less than $25.00 nor more than $2,000.00 for general offences


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, standards: Prohibits building material accumulation without permit/storage; derelict vehicles not registered/licensed/insured or incapable of movement; filth/discarded materials/rubbish; grass lawn over 15 centimeters on developed property; graffiti visible from public place; garbage not in covered receptacle; unsightly structures; enforcement: Demand Letter within 14 days, then Removal Order within 30 days; City enters at owner's expense after 30 days; costs added to tax roll if unpaid December 31. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw (Consolidated July 2018), verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw (Consolidated July 2018)

Summary: Consolidated bylaw prohibiting unsightly property conditions within the City of Trail.

Prohibits building material accumulation without permit/storage; derelict vehicles not registered/licensed/insured or incapable of movement; filth/discarded materials/rubbish; grass lawn over 15 centimeters on developed property; graffiti visible from public place; garbage not in covered receptacle; unsightly structures

Demand Letter within 14 days, then Removal Order within 30 days; City enters at owner's expense after 30 days; costs added to tax roll if unpaid December 31


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat rate (unmetered) annual: dwelling unit $658 (discounted) or $711; metered: minimum $46.67/month, $3.08/100 cu ft (0-1,000 cu ft/month) to $2.57/100 cu ft (10,000+ cu ft/month); sewer flat rate: $284/unit; sewer metered minimum $25.52/month. Source: Waterworks and Sanitary Sewer Regulation Bylaw No. 2398, verified 2026-06-08.

Waterworks and Sanitary Sewer Regulation Bylaw No. 2398

Summary: Regulates water and sewer system operations, connections, and rates for the City of Trail.

flat rate (unmetered) annual: dwelling unit $658 (discounted) or $711; metered: minimum $46.67/month, $3.08/100 cu ft (0-1,000 cu ft/month) to $2.57/100 cu ft (10,000+ cu ft/month); sewer flat rate: $284/unit; sewer metered minimum $25.52/month


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, collection schedule: Designated day per City or Contractor; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Bags no larger than approximately 80-100 litre equivalents; maximum 23 kilograms per container; each bag must display a Contractor Sticker; accepted or banned: Special waste (hazardous, pathological, explosives, construction/demolition waste, dead animals), recyclables, and yard and garden waste banned from solid waste collection. Source: Solid and Yard Waste Regulation Bylaw No. 2936, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid and Yard Waste Regulation Bylaw No. 2936

Summary: Consolidated bylaw overseeing waste collection and disposal within the City of Trail.

Bags no larger than approximately 80-100 litre equivalents; maximum 23 kilograms per container; each bag must display a Contractor Sticker

Special waste (hazardous, pathological, explosives, construction/demolition waste, dead animals), recyclables, and yard and garden waste banned from solid waste collection


Answer: In the City of Trail, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: All persons carrying on any business within the City; fee: general businesses $90; auto dealer/repair/service $155; bank/credit union $400; amusement centre $295; cannabis retail $900-$2,950 by floor area; hotel/motel $5/room plus other applicable licences; renewal: annual, expires December 31; seasonal licences 6 months expiring October 31. Source: Business Licence Bylaw No. 2505, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw No. 2505

Summary: Establishes business licensing requirements within the City of Trail.

All persons carrying on any business within the City

general businesses $90; auto dealer/repair/service $155; bank/credit union $400; amusement centre $295; cannabis retail $900-$2,950 by floor area; hotel/motel $5/room plus other applicable licences

annual, expires December 31; seasonal licences 6 months expiring October 31


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


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Noise Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw

Summary: Prohibits and regulates unreasonable noise that disturbs residents, setting quiet hours and permissible sound levels in Tumbler Ridge.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Unsightly Premise Bylaw - Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premise Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Requires property owners to maintain premises free from unsightly conditions, rubbish, and derelict vehicles in Tumbler Ridge.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Off-Road Vehicle Bylaw - Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Off-Road Vehicle Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Regulates the operation of off-road and all-terrain vehicles on municipal roads and lands within the District of Tumbler Ridge.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Solid Waste and Disposal Bylaw - Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste and Disposal Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Governs the collection, disposal, and management of solid waste and recyclable materials in the District of Tumbler Ridge.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, public consumption: Prohibited in Downtown Core and all Residential Zones; permitted on private property with owner permission.. Source: Recreational Cannabis Consumption Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Recreational Cannabis Consumption Bylaw

Summary: Regulates where recreational cannabis may be consumed in public spaces within the District of Tumbler Ridge.

Prohibited in Downtown Core and all Residential Zones; permitted on private property with owner permission.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fees and Charges Bylaw - Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Establishes fees and charges for municipal services and permits across all departments in the District of Tumbler Ridge.


Answer: The District Municipality of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia has 6 adopted bylaws on file: Building and Plumbing Bylaw; Cemetery Bylaw - Consolidated; Fire Protection Bylaw; Municipal Ticketing Bylaw - Consolidated; Sign Bylaw - Consolidated; Traffic & Highways Bylaw - Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Building and Plumbing Bylaw

Summary: Regulates construction, alteration, and demolition of buildings and structures, and governs plumbing installations within the District of Tumbler Ridge.

Cemetery Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Regulates the operation, interment procedures, and use of municipal cemetery lands in Tumbler Ridge.

Fire Protection Bylaw

Summary: Governs fire department operations, establishment of fire protection services, and fire prevention responsibilities in Tumbler Ridge.

Municipal Ticketing Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Establishes a ticketing system for enforcement of municipal bylaws, setting fines and adjudication procedures for bylaw infractions.

Sign Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Regulates the erection, placement, and display of signs and advertising structures on private and public property in Tumbler Ridge.

Traffic & Highways Bylaw - Consolidated

Summary: Regulates traffic, vehicle operation, and parking on municipal highways and roads within the District of Tumbler Ridge.


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


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, quiet hours: 10:00 p.m. (2200 hrs.) to 7:00 a.m. (0700 hrs.); construction hours: 7:00 a.m. (0700 hrs.) to 10:00 p.m. (2200 hrs.); exemptions: Emergency work, District vehicles, Church bells, dance halls 20:00-02:00, CAO permitted work, zoned industry.; fines: not more than $50,000. Source: Noise Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Prohibits unreasonable noise and sets quiet hours and permissible sound levels in the District of Ucluelet.

Emergency work, District vehicles, Church bells, dance halls 20:00-02:00, CAO permitted work, zoned industry.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: Animals not on highway or public place unless under control; dogs not on leash must be securely confined on premises.; fines: not more than $50,000. Source: Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals including dogs within the District of Ucluelet.

Animals not on highway or public place unless under control; dogs not on leash must be securely confined on premises.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, allowed conditions: Campfires permitted if no restrictions, 3 (three) metres combustibles, water/hose/shovel nearby, 18 (eighteen) years attendant, beaches out by 10:00 pm, cool before abandonment. Portable apparatus max 15 (fifteen) centimeters.; fines: not more than $50,000. Source: Outdoor Burning Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Outdoor Burning Bylaw

Summary: Regulates open burning on private and public property, setting conditions and restrictions for outdoor fires in Ucluelet.

Campfires permitted if no restrictions, 3 (three) metres combustibles, water/hose/shovel nearby, 18 (eighteen) years attendant, beaches out by 10:00 pm, cool before abandonment. Portable apparatus max 15 (fifteen) centimeters.


Answer: The District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Building Regulation Bylaw; Development Application Procedure Bylaw; Official Community Plan Bylaw; Zoning Bylaw - Unofficial Consolidation, verified 2026-06-08.

Building Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates construction, alteration, demolition, and occupancy of buildings and structures in the District of Ucluelet.

Development Application Procedure Bylaw

Summary: Establishes procedures and requirements for submitting and processing land development applications in Ucluelet.

Official Community Plan Bylaw

Summary: Sets Ucluelet's long-term land use vision, policies, and designations guiding development and planning decisions.

Zoning Bylaw - Unofficial Consolidation

Summary: Sets land use zones, permitted uses, density, and development standards for all properties in the District of Ucluelet.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, fines: not more than $50,000. Source: Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Traffic and Parking Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates traffic, vehicle operation, and parking on municipal streets and public property in the District of Ucluelet.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, standards: Property must not remain unsightly, accumulate rubbish, display visible graffiti, grow overgrown brush, have disrepair fences, or store unlicensed vehicles.; enforcement: Officer serves Notice requiring removal within 14 days. If failed, District may remove material at owner's expense; unpaid charges added to property taxes.. Source: Unsightly Premises Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Unsightly Premises Bylaw

Summary: Requires property owners to maintain premises free from unsightly conditions, debris, and derelict vehicles in Ucluelet.

Property must not remain unsightly, accumulate rubbish, display visible graffiti, grow overgrown brush, have disrepair fences, or store unlicensed vehicles.

Officer serves Notice requiring removal within 14 days. If failed, District may remove material at owner's expense; unpaid charges added to property taxes.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, discharge of Fireworks or Firecrackers; permit available: Fireworks Event Permit issued by the Fire Chief. Source: Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the District of Ucluelet.

sale, possession, discharge of Fireworks or Firecrackers

Fireworks Event Permit issued by the Fire Chief


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, billing basis: metered or flat monthly fees; connection mandatory: True. Source: Regulation of Waterworks System and Supply Rates; Sewer Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Regulation of Waterworks System and Supply Rates

Summary: Governs the municipal waterworks system, water supply conditions, and applicable rates in the District of Ucluelet.

s. 13(a); Schedule "B" Sections II and III

Sewer Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates connections, discharges, and use of the municipal sewer system in the District of Ucluelet.


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, collection schedule: every week; container or bag limit: two (2) receptacles per dwelling unit; max diameter 18 inches, depth 30 inches, weight 44 pounds; accepted or banned: Prohibits raw sewage, flammable material, dead animals, hot ashes, demolition materials, dangerous goods; fee: collected on a tri-annual basis added to taxes; $2.00 per garbage tag for extended service. Source: Garbage Collection and Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Garbage Collection and Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Governs curbside garbage and recycling collection schedules, containers, and acceptable materials for disposal in Ucluelet.

two (2) receptacles per dwelling unit; max diameter 18 inches, depth 30 inches, weight 44 pounds

Prohibits raw sewage, flammable material, dead animals, hot ashes, demolition materials, dangerous goods

collected on a tri-annual basis added to taxes; $2.00 per garbage tag for extended service


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on a business within the municipality, excluding schools and sponsored community events.; renewal: May 1st to April 30th of the following year; licence required: True. Source: Business Regulation and Licensing Bylaw; Sign Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Regulation and Licensing Bylaw

Summary: Requires businesses operating within the District of Ucluelet to obtain a licence and sets conditions for business operation.

Any person carrying on a business within the municipality, excluding schools and sponsored community events.

May 1st to April 30th of the following year

Sign Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the erection, placement, and display of signs and advertising structures on properties in Ucluelet.

Sign Permit for most signs; Business License for contractors and subcontractors.

$75.00 for each fixed, permanent sign with a sign area up to 3m2; $150.00... exceeding 3m2; $30.00 for each temporary sign; Additional $50.00 for Sign Variance Application


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, schedule scope: Fees and charges for various District services including building permits, water, business licences, planning, recreation, and public works as set out in Schedules A P.; notable fees: Building Permit Application Fee $120.00; Dwelling Unit water $124.62 per Trimester; Business Licence New Application Fee $35; permanent sign up to 3m2 $75.00.; effective date: May 25, 2021 September 6, 2022 January 28, 2025 July 8, 2025. Source: Fees and Charges Bylaw - Unofficial Consolidation (2025), verified 2026-06-08.

Fees and Charges Bylaw - Unofficial Consolidation (2025)

Summary: Sets fees and charges for municipal services, permits, and licences across all departments in Ucluelet; consolidated to 2025.

Fees and charges for various District services including building permits, water, business licences, planning, recreation, and public works as set out in Schedules A P.

Building Permit Application Fee $120.00; Dwelling Unit water $124.62 per Trimester; Business Licence New Application Fee $35; permanent sign up to 3m2 $75.00.

All fees and charges, as set out in Schedules A P

Schedule 'C' Section 10.7; Schedule 'L' Fixed Water Rates; Schedule 'P'

Effective Date May 25, 2021 September 6, 2022 January 28, 2025


Answer: In the District Municipality of Ucluelet, British Columbia, tax rate: Class 1 Residential: 3.56694; Class 2 Utilities: 39.97824; Class 3 Supportive Housing: 3.56694; Class 4 Major Industry: 12.48428; Class 5 Light Industry: 18.88779; Class 6 Commercial: 12.84098; Class 7 Managed Forest Lands: 0; Class 8 Recreational: 14.65448 (General Municipal rates per $1,000 assessed value; regional district, hospital, and library rates also in Schedule "A"); due dates: July 2, 2026; penalty interest: ten percent (10%) of the amount unpaid as of the second day of July 2026. Source: 2026 Annual Tax Rates Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

2026 Annual Tax Rates Bylaw

Summary: Sets the annual municipal property tax rates for 2026 for various property classes in the District of Ucluelet.

Class 1 Residential: 3.56694; Class 2 Utilities: 39.97824; Class 3 Supportive Housing: 3.56694; Class 4 Major Industry: 12.48428; Class 5 Light Industry: 18.88779; Class 6 Commercial: 12.84098; Class 7 Managed Forest Lands: 0; Class 8 Recreational: 14.65448 (General Municipal rates per $1,000 assessed value; regional district, hospital, and library rates also in Schedule "A")

s. 4 — "due and payable on or before July 2, 2026"

s. 4 — "ten percent (10%) of the amount unpaid as of the second day of July 2026"


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

Bylaws and Policies

Summary: Municipal bylaws and policies index page for the District of Ucluelet listing all available bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Village of Valemount, British Columbia, licence required: True; leash rule: Owner shall ensure animal does not run at large. Dog not required on leash in designated off-leash area.; max animals: four ( 4) animals. Source: Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals including dogs within the Village of Valemount.

Owner shall ensure animal does not run at large. Dog not required on leash in designated off-leash area.


Answer: The Village of Valemount, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw No. 698, Enforcement and Adjudication (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-08.

Bylaw No. 698, Enforcement and Adjudication (Consolidated)

Summary: Establishes a bylaw enforcement and adjudication system for issuing tickets and resolving disputes in the Village of Valemount.

Bylaws & Policies

Summary: Index of bylaws and policies for the Village of Valemount listing available municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Noise Control By-law No. 6555, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control By-law No. 6555

Summary: Regulates noise from construction, vehicles, animals, and other sources within the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Animal Control By-law No. 9150, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control By-law No. 9150

Summary: Establishes a pound, licenses dogs, and regulates dogs and other animals within the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Short-Term Rental Accommodation — Licence By-law No. 4450 (Amendment 12079), verified 2026-06-08.

Short-Term Rental Accommodation — Licence By-law No. 4450 (Amendment 12079)

Summary: Amendment to Licence By-law 4450 establishing short-term rental accommodation licensing requirements; STR only permitted in principal residence units in Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fire By-law No. 12472, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire By-law No. 12472

Summary: Governs fire safety, open burning regulations, and previously consumer fireworks (now banned by amendment 12754) in the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575, verified 2026-06-08.

Zoning and Development By-law No. 3575

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw governing land use, density, and development across all districts of the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Parking By-law No. 6059, verified 2026-06-08.

Parking By-law No. 6059

Summary: Governs vehicle parking, loading, bicycle, and passenger spaces on private property in the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Sewer and Watercourse By-law No. 8093, verified 2026-06-08.

Sewer and Watercourse By-law No. 8093

Summary: Regulates stormwater and wastewater management, sewer connections, and water supply within the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Solid Waste By-law No. 8417, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste By-law No. 8417

Summary: Governs solid waste collection, recycling, and disposal within the City of Vancouver.


Answer: The City of Vancouver, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Licence By-law No. 4450, verified 2026-06-08.

Licence By-law No. 4450

Summary: Regulates licensing of businesses, trades, professions, cannabis retail dealers, and short-term rental operators in the City of Vancouver.


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


Answer: In the District Municipality of Vanderhoof, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $ 30.00; $ 10.00 Neutered Male or Spayed Female Dogs; leash rule: A dog in public must be secured by a leash no more than two and a half (2.5) meters long; max animals: three (3) dogs; three (3) cats; maximum of five (5) cats and dogs. Source: Animal Control Bylaw No. 1183, 2018, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 1183, 2018

Summary: Regulates the keeping, control, and impoundment of animals in Vanderhoof, including licensing requirements for dogs and cats.

$ 30.00; $ 10.00 Neutered Male or Spayed Female Dogs

A dog in public must be secured by a leash no more than two and a half (2.5) meters long

three (3) dogs; three (3) cats; maximum of five (5) cats and dogs


Answer: The District Municipality of Vanderhoof, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Sign Bylaw and Permit Application, verified 2026-06-08.

Sign Bylaw and Permit Application

Summary: Governs the erection and display of signs within Vanderhoof, including sign permit requirements and standards.


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

Bylaws & Bylaw Enforcement

Summary: Vanderhoof bylaws and bylaw enforcement landing page listing municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the City of Vernon, British Columbia, leash rule: No animal may run at large; dogs must be securely leashed/tethered or under direct, continuous, effective control of owner.; max animals: No more than three (3) total of any species of companion animal on one lot; fines: not less than $200.00 and not more than $10,000.00, or imprisonment of not more than 6 months. Source: Animal Regulation and Animal Pound Bylaw #5252, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Regulation and Animal Pound Bylaw #5252

Summary: Regulates the keeping, control, and impoundment of animals in Vernon, including licensing and animal pound operations.

No animal may run at large; dogs must be securely leashed/tethered or under direct, continuous, effective control of owner.

No more than three (3) total of any species of companion animal on one lot

not less than $200.00 and not more than $10,000.00, or imprisonment of not more than 6 months


Answer: In the City of Vernon, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Director of Fire Rescue Services or Officer in Charge; allowed conditions: Campfires/outdoor fireplaces per Good Neighbour Bylaw; barbeques/hibachis for cooking; CSA/ULC-rated outdoor appliances; Director-authorized burning for hazard elimination or fire training.; fines: not less than $100.00 and not more than $50,000.00. Source: Fire Services Bylaw #5635, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Services Bylaw #5635

Summary: Governs fire services and fire prevention in Vernon, including open burning restrictions and fire safety regulations.

Director of Fire Rescue Services or Officer in Charge

Campfires/outdoor fireplaces per Good Neighbour Bylaw; barbeques/hibachis for cooking; CSA/ULC-rated outdoor appliances; Director-authorized burning for hazard elimination or fire training.

not less than $100.00 and not more than $50,000.00

s. 5.4 — "Unless exempted under Section 5.5 or authorized by a burning Permit"

s. 5.6(a) — "The Director of Fire Rescue Services or the Officer in Charge may issue a Permit"

s. 11.1(a) — "not less than one hundred ($100.00) dollars and not more than fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars"


Answer: The City of Vernon, British Columbia has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Building Bylaw #5900; Development Application Procedure Bylaw #4103; Official Community Plan Bylaw 6200; Zoning Bylaw 6000, verified 2026-06-08.

Building Bylaw #5900

Summary: Regulates building construction, renovation, and demolition in Vernon, including permit requirements and safety standards.

Development Application Procedure Bylaw #4103

Summary: Establishes procedures for development applications including rezoning, development permits, and subdivision in Vernon.

Official Community Plan Bylaw 6200

Summary: Vernon's 2025 Official Community Plan establishing land use policies, development objectives, and long-term planning direction for the city.

Zoning Bylaw 6000

Summary: Regulates land use and zoning in the City of Vernon, setting permitted uses, densities, and development standards for all zones.


Answer: In the City of Vernon, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: Person carrying on, maintaining, owning, or operating a Business within the City, unless exempt; fee: Fee as described in Fees and Charges Fees Bylaw No. 3909; $1.00 per year for Non-Profit Society; 50% reduction after July 1; renewal: one-year, commencing on the 1st day of January and terminating on the 31st day of December. Source: Business Licence Bylaw #6100, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw #6100

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for commercial operations within the City of Vernon.

Person carrying on, maintaining, owning, or operating a Business within the City, unless exempt

Fee as described in Fees and Charges Fees Bylaw No. 3909; $1.00 per year for Non-Profit Society; 50% reduction after July 1

one-year, commencing on the 1st day of January and terminating on the 31st day of December


Answer: In the City of Vernon, British Columbia, schedule scope: Development cost charges for transportation, sanitary collection, sanitary treatment, and stormwater across Core Area (Districts 1 & 2) and Outer Area (District 3); notable fees: Single detached housing: $14,303/parcel (Core) or $21,498/parcel (Outer); apartment: $72.19/m² (Core) or $110.12/m² (Outer); industrial: $140,454/hectare (Core) or $199,715/hectare (Outer); effective date: 2024; schedule scope: A bylaw to establish fees and charges for various City services.. Source: Development Cost Charges Bylaw #5233; Fees and Charges Bylaw #3909 Consolidated, verified 2026-06-08.

Development Cost Charges Bylaw #5233

Summary: Establishes development cost charges payable by developers to fund infrastructure required by new development in Vernon.

Development cost charges for transportation, sanitary collection, sanitary treatment, and stormwater across Core Area (Districts 1 & 2) and Outer Area (District 3)

Single detached housing: $14,303/parcel (Core) or $21,498/parcel (Outer); apartment: $72.19/m² (Core) or $110.12/m² (Outer); industrial: $140,454/hectare (Core) or $199,715/hectare (Outer)

Schedule "A" 2024 Schedule A - Development Districts 1 & 2; Schedule "B" 2024 Schedule B - Development District 3

"Remove Schedules 'A' and 'B'...and replace with new Schedules 'A' and 'B'...for year 2024"

Fees and Charges Bylaw #3909 Consolidated

Summary: Sets municipal fees and charges for City of Vernon services, permits, and programs.

A bylaw to establish fees and charges for various City services.


Answer: The City of Vernon, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 6044 - Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 2026, verified 2026-06-08.

6044 - Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw 2026

Summary: Grants permissive tax exemptions to eligible properties and organizations in Vernon for 2026.


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

Bylaws

Summary: City of Vernon bylaws index listing all adopted municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, licence required: True; licence fee: $30.00 sterilized; $40.00 unsterilized; $20.00 late purchase; leash rule: Dog must be firmly held on leash not exceeding 2.4 m or retractable lead 8 m in public places.; max animals: 6 dogs or cats, or combination greater than six. Source: Animal Responsibility Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Responsibility Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the keeping, licensing, and control of animals in Victoria, including dog licensing, leash requirements, and animal impoundment.

$30.00 sterilized; $40.00 unsterilized; $20.00 late purchase

Dog must be firmly held on leash not exceeding 2.4 m or retractable lead 8 m in public places.

6 dogs or cats, or combination greater than six


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, licence required: True; owner occupancy required: True; zones allowed: Where permitted under Zoning Regulation Bylaw No. 80-159 or Zoning Bylaw 2018 No. 18-072, or under s. 528 Local Government Act; fee: $150. Source: Short-Term Rental Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Short-Term Rental Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates short-term rental operations in Victoria, including licensing requirements and permitted locations.

Where permitted under Zoning Regulation Bylaw No. 80-159 or Zoning Bylaw 2018 No. 18-072, or under s. 528 Local Government Act

"where permitted under the Zoning Regulation Bylaw No. 80-159 or Zoning Bylaw 2018 No. 18-072"


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed conditions: Charcoal/gas/propane barbecues for cooking, CSA-approved liquid/gas outdoor appliances, and fires permitted in a Park under Parks Regulation Bylaw are exempt.; fines: $250.00 set fine ($200.00 if paid within 30 days) for prohibited open air burning. Source: Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Governs fire prevention, open burning restrictions, and fire safety standards in the City of Victoria.

Charcoal/gas/propane barbecues for cooking, CSA-approved liquid/gas outdoor appliances, and fires permitted in a Park under Parks Regulation Bylaw are exempt.

$250.00 set fine ($200.00 if paid within 30 days) for prohibited open air burning


Answer: The City of Victoria, British Columbia has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Land Use Procedures Bylaw; Subdivision Bylaw; Victoria 2050 Official Community Plan, verified 2026-06-08.

Land Use Procedures Bylaw

Summary: Establishes procedures for land use applications, public hearings, and zoning amendments in Victoria.

Subdivision Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the subdivision of land in Victoria, including servicing requirements and approval procedures.

Victoria 2050 Official Community Plan

Summary: Victoria's long-range Official Community Plan establishing land use, housing, transportation, and sustainability policies to 2050.


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, standards: Prohibited: graffiti; noxious/offensive/unwholesome refuse accumulation; unsightly property (filth, junk, discarded materials); weeds likely to spread or be unsightly.; enforcement: Written notice requiring action within 14 days; if not complied, City acts at defaulter's expense; costs recoverable as debt or collected as taxes in arrear.. Source: Property Maintenance Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Property Maintenance Bylaw

Summary: Sets minimum maintenance standards for properties in Victoria to prevent unsightly, unsafe, or neglected premises.

Prohibited: graffiti; noxious/offensive/unwholesome refuse accumulation; unsightly property (filth, junk, discarded materials); weeds likely to spread or be unsightly.

Written notice requiring action within 14 days; if not complied, City acts at defaulter's expense; costs recoverable as debt or collected as taxes in arrear.


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, sale or use restricted: sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks are restricted; permit available: yes, a permit for discharge of fireworks may be obtained from the Fire Chief. Source: Fireworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Fireworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks within the City of Victoria.

sale, possession, and discharge of fireworks are restricted

yes, a permit for discharge of fireworks may be obtained from the Fire Chief

"The purpose of this Bylaw is to regulate the sale, possession, and use of fireworks."

s. 4(3): "the Fire Chief may grant or refuse a permit"


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered (sanitary sewer, by water units consumed); impervious area + street frontage + property classification (stormwater); billing basis: metered. Source: Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Utilities Bylaw; Waterworks Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Utilities Bylaw

Summary: Regulates connections to and use of the sanitary sewer and stormwater utility systems in Victoria.

metered (sanitary sewer, by water units consumed); impervious area + street frontage + property classification (stormwater)

Waterworks Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the municipal water supply system in Victoria, including connections, usage, and water conservation requirements.


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, collection schedule: At least 25 times per year, at regular intervals occurring approximately every two weeks, except statutory holidays; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: One garbage bin (80, 120, or 180 litre) and one kitchen scraps bin (120 litre) per residential unit; extra garbage allowed in secured plastic bags ≤15 kg with purchased ticket; accepted or banned: Banned: construction waste, prohibited waste (explosives, hazardous, furniture, appliances, tires, dead animals), recyclable materials, yard waste in solid waste bins. Source: Solid Waste Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Solid Waste Bylaw

Summary: Governs the collection, storage, and disposal of solid waste and recyclables in Victoria.

At least 25 times per year, at regular intervals occurring approximately every two weeks, except statutory holidays

One garbage bin (80, 120, or 180 litre) and one kitchen scraps bin (120 litre) per residential unit; extra garbage allowed in secured plastic bags ≤15 kg with purchased ticket

Banned: construction waste, prohibited waste (explosives, hazardous, furniture, appliances, tires, dead animals), recyclable materials, yard waste in solid waste bins

Annual fee per residential unit: $190.02 (80L), $211.02 (120L), or $235.02 (180L); extra garbage tickets $4.00 each

"approximately every two weeks, with the exception of statutory holidays"

"only garbage is placed into the garbage bin"

"a garbage bin of 80 litres, 120 litres, or"

"No person shall place construction waste, prohibited waste, recyclable materials"

"An account holder shall pay to the City the fees set out in Schedule"


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, licence required: True; who must license: All trades, businesses, professions, occupations, callings, employments listed in the Schedule of Fees; fee: Varies by business type; ranges from $0 (wheelchair accessible passenger directed vehicle) to $3,000 (retail business with 10+ distinctive lines); e.g. hawker selling newspapers $25, storefront cannabis retailer $1,500, bank first location $1,000, general business not otherwise listed $100; renewal: Annual; valid January 16 to January 15; must renew and pay by January 15; late fee of $25 if renewed after February 15. Source: Business Licence Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Business Licence Bylaw

Summary: Requires and regulates business licences for commercial operations in the City of Victoria.

All trades, businesses, professions, occupations, callings, employments listed in the Schedule of Fees

Varies by business type; ranges from $0 (wheelchair accessible passenger directed vehicle) to $3,000 (retail business with 10+ distinctive lines); e.g. hawker selling newspapers $25, storefront cannabis retailer $1,500, bank first location $1,000, general business not otherwise listed $100

Annual; valid January 16 to January 15; must renew and pay by January 15; late fee of $25 if renewed after February 15

s. 4: "No person shall carry on any of the trades, businesses...unless the person...holds a valid and subsisting licence"

s. 4: "trades, businesses, professions, occupations, callings, employments or purposes set out in the Schedule of Fees"


Answer: The City of Victoria, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Cannabis Retail Store Licensing Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Cannabis Retail Store Licensing Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the licensing and operation of cannabis retail stores in the City of Victoria.


Answer: In the City of Victoria, British Columbia, schedule scope: Administration fees for mortgagee information requests, special utility billing requests, returned cheques/dishonoured credit cards, and collection agency referrals.; notable fees: mortgagee info processing $10.00/folio; special utility billing $30.00/request; returned cheque or dishonoured credit card $25.00/returned item; collection agency referral +50% of amount outstanding; schedule scope: Development cost charges for subdivisions and building permits covering transportation, water, drainage, sewer, and parks in the City of Victoria; notable fees: Low density residential $24,582.06/lot or dwelling unit; medium density $14,529.66/dwelling unit; high density $10,207.18/dwelling unit; commercial $91.03/sq m; industrial $30.70/sq m; institutional $91.03/sq m. Source: Administration Fees Bylaw; Development Cost Charges Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Administration Fees Bylaw

Summary: Establishes administrative fees charged by the City of Victoria for various municipal services and processes.

Administration fees for mortgagee information requests, special utility billing requests, returned cheques/dishonoured credit cards, and collection agency referrals.

mortgagee info processing $10.00/folio; special utility billing $30.00/request; returned cheque or dishonoured credit card $25.00/returned item; collection agency referral +50% of amount outstanding

Schedule A — "Matter to which fee applies" / "Administration Fee"

Development Cost Charges Bylaw

Summary: Establishes development cost charges for new development in Victoria to fund infrastructure expansion.

Development cost charges for subdivisions and building permits covering transportation, water, drainage, sewer, and parks in the City of Victoria

Low density residential $24,582.06/lot or dwelling unit; medium density $14,529.66/dwelling unit; high density $10,207.18/dwelling unit; commercial $91.03/sq m; industrial $30.70/sq m; institutional $91.03/sq m

Schedule A — Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 24-053


Answer: The City of Victoria, British Columbia has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Building and Plumbing Regulation Bylaw; Parks Regulation Bylaw; Sign Bylaw, verified 2026-06-08.

Building and Plumbing Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates building construction, alteration, demolition, and plumbing installation in Victoria, including permit requirements and safety standards.

Parks Regulation Bylaw

Summary: Regulates use of public parks and recreation areas in Victoria, including permitted activities and hours of operation.

Sign Bylaw

Summary: Regulates the placement, design, and permitting of signs on properties and buildings in the City of Victoria.

Bylaw Directory

Summary: City of Victoria comprehensive bylaw directory listing all adopted municipal bylaws.


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


Answer: In the Town of View Royal, British Columbia, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., not on Sundays or statutory holidays for for-profit work; exemptions: Emergency equipment, utility and Town maintenance, emergency repairs, snow removal, public transportation, Street Bylaw permit holders, Town employees' construction; fines: not less than $200.00 for each offence. Source: Noise Control Bylaw No. 523, 2003, verified 2026-06-08.

Noise Control Bylaw No. 523, 2003

Summary: Regulates noise in the Town of View Royal. Consolidated version available on town website; electronic copy is not official.

7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., not on Sundays or statutory holidays for for-profit work

Emergency equipment, utility and Town maintenance, emergency repairs, snow removal, public transportation, Street Bylaw permit holders, Town employees' construction


Answer: The Town of View Royal, British Columbia has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Animal Control Bylaw No. 614, 2005, verified 2026-06-08.

Animal Control Bylaw No. 614, 2005

Summary: Governs animal control in View Royal including dog licensing and control; consolidated to January 2017.