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Village of Warburg
Bylaw # 159/18
A
BYLAW
OF THE
VILLAGE
OF WARBURG,
IN
THE
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
RESPECTING
COMMUNITY
STANDARDS.
WHEREAS, Section 7, Part 2, Division 1 of the Municipal Government
Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter M--26 and amendments
thereto, authorizes a council to pass bylaws for municipal purposes
respecting the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection
of people and property;
AND WHEREAS,
Section
7,
Part
2,
Division
1
of the
Municipal
Government Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter M--26 and
amendments thereto, authorizes a council to pass bylaws for municipal
purposes
respecting
nuisances,
including
unsightly
premises
or
property;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to Sections 542, 543, 545, 546 (0.1), 546.1,
547, 549, and 550 of Municipal Government Act, Revised Statutes of
Alberta 2000 Chapter M--26 and amendments thereto, Council believes
the regulation through a Community Standards Bylaw would benefit
the community as a whole;
NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the Village of Warburg,
Alberta duly assembled, hereby enacts as follows:
TITLE: This bylaw may be cited as the "Community Standards Bylaw".
PART | -- INTERPRETATION
Definitions
1.
"BUILDING MATERIAL" means any construction material which
may result from the construction, renovation, or demolition or any
structure and includes, but is not limited to, wood, gypsum, vinyl
siding,
metal,
bricking,
packaging
material and
containers
of
construction material, gravel, concrete and asphalt and any earth,
rocks
and
vegetation
displaced
during
such
construction,
renovation or demolition of any structure;
2.
"BYLAW" means under the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 C.
M26, Part 2 Division 1 General Jurisdiction Section 7 provided
general jurisdiction to pass Bylaws. Council may pass Bylaws for
municipal purposes respecting the following matters:
a.
The safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of
people and property;
b.
People, activities and things in, on or near a public place or
place that is open to the public;
Nuisances, including unsightly property;
Transport and transportation systems;
Business, business activities and persons engages in business;
Services provided by or on behalf of the municipality;
Public utilities;
Wild and domestic animals and activities in relation to them;
Enforcement
of
bylaws
made
under
this
or
any
other
enactment, including any or all the following:
i.
Fines for each offense, not exceeding $10,000.00 or
imprisonment for not more than one year or both;
ti.
Providing the imposition of a penalty for an offence
that is in addition to a fine or imprisonment so long as
the penalty relates to a fee, cost, rate, toll or charge
that is associated with the conduct that gives rise to
the offence;
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Providing that a specified penalty prescribed under
Section 44 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act is
reduces by a specified amount if the penalty is paid
within a specified time;
iv.
Providing for inspections to determine if Bylaws are
being complied with;
v.
Remedying contraventions of Bylaws;
J
Section 8 gives Councils powers under Bylaws to regulate,
prohibit, deal with any development; provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals; establishing fees; prohibiting any
development;
providing terms and
conditions
for
license,
permit or approval; setting out the conditions that must be
met before a license, permit or approval is granted or renewed,;
setting out the conditions that must be met before a license,
permit or approval is granted or renewed, providing duration
for the licenses, permits and approvals and their suspension or
cancellation for failure to comply; provide the process for
appeal.
"CANNABIS" means the definition given to it in the Cannabis Act,
as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time.
"CHARITY COLLECTION SITE" means an area accessible to the
public, which is marked by signs identifying the name of the charity
and identifying the area for the collection of donated goods, and
which contains a receptacle or bin for the coilection of donated
goods;
"CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (CAO)" means the Municipal
Administrator of the Village of Warburg, or the Director(s) or
Department(s) designated by the Chief Administrative Officer;
"CHILD" means a person who is fifteen (15) years of age or under;
"COMMUNITY SPECIAL EVENT" means any event that is operated,
coordinated, or sanctioned
by the
Village of Warburg or by
resolution of Council and is meant for the unhindered enjoyment
and benefit of all residents (e.g. Heritage Days, festivals, parades,
special events, sporting events);
"CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT" means and includes but
is not
limited to a riveting machine, concrete mixer, gravel crusher, steam
shovel, dragline, backhoe, air or steam compressor, jJack--hammer,
pneumatic drill, truck, dump truck, vac truck, tractor, other than a
tractor used in agriculture, bulldozer, front--end loader, bob--cat,
scraper, motor grader, or any other tool, device or machine if of a
noisy nature;
"CONSTRUCTION NOISE" means noise caused by construction
equipment;
"COUNCIL" means the duly elected Municipal Council of the Village
of Warburg;
"DEBRIS" means building material or refuse arising from building
construction or development;
"FIREARM®"includes a gun, an air--gun, a spring--gun, a pellet gun, a
paint ball gun, a cross--bow, a long--bow or any class or type thereof;
"GRAFFITI"
means
words,
figures,
letters,
drawings,
initials,
symbols, marks or slogans scribbled, scratched or sprayed on a
surface of a premise or property;
"GUARDIAN" means a parent, legal guardian, or foster parent; a
temporary guardian means an adult person who has been given
prior permission by a guardian to look after a child for a specified
time period and; a proper adult guardianship means under the care
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and control
of, and accompanied by a guardian or temporary
guardian;
"HIGHWAY" means the same as in the Traffic Safety Act, Revised
Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter T--6 and amendments thereto;
"JUNKED VEHICLE" means any vehicle that is not located in an
enclosed structure such that the vehicle, or any portion thereof,
would not be visible from a highway or another premises or
property and:
a.
the whole of any part of any vehicle which are not currently
registered or licensed in accordance with Alberta Motor Vehicle
Registries for the current year;
b.
are inoperative or incapable of movement under its own power
by reason of disrepair, removed parts or missing equipment; or
c.
does not form part of the business enterprise with a valid
business licence lawfully being operated on that premises or
property;
"LAND USE BYLAW" means the Village of Warburg Land Use Bylaw,
and amendments thereto;
"LEGITIMATE REASON" includes only the following in relation to
the curfew provisions:
a.
travelling directly to and from a place of employment
whether paid or volunteer work;
b.
working at a job whether paid or volunteer that requires
the child to be in a public place; or
c.
travelling
directly
between
home
from
an
organized
sporting or other event which has been supervised by
proper adult guardianship;
"MINOR" means an individual who has yet to reach the age of
majority, as described by the Age of Majority Act, Revised Statutes
of Alberta 2000 Chapter A--6 and amendments thereto;
"MOTOR VEHICLE (MV)" means the same as in the Traffic Safety
Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter T--6 and amendments
thereto;
"MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH" means the individual that holds
that position for the Health Region at any given time and includes
any person authorized to act for and in the name of that individual;
"MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ACT (MGA)" means the Municipol
Government Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter M--26
and amendments thereto;
"NUISANCE"
means
any
activity
or
thing which
arises from
unreasonable, unwarranted or unlawful use by any person on a
premises or property so as to produce a material annoyance,
inconvenience or discomfort to the public or create annoyance or
inconvenience to people living, working or pursuing activities in the
vicinity of the premises or property; and, anything by act or
omission that causes or permits a condition to exist which injures
or
endangers
the
public
health,
safety
or
welfare,
or may
reasonably be anticipated to be likely to injure or endanger public
health, safety or welfare;
"NOISE" means any sound having regard for all circumstances,
including the time of day and the nature of the activity generating
the sound, likely to unreasonably annoy or disturb persons or to
injure, endanger or detract from the comfort, repose, health,
peace and safety of persons within the boundary of the Village of
Warburg;
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"OCCUPANT" means residing on or to be in apparent possession or
control of premises or property or; property pursuant to a written
or verbal rental or lease agreement, license or permit;
"ORDER TO REMEDY" means written notice issued pursuant to
this Bylaw to remedy a condition that is not in compliance with any
provision of this Bylaw or any applicable Bylaw within the Village of
Warburg
including
the
Land
Use
Bylaw or an order written
pursuant to Section 545 of the Municipal Government Act, Revised
Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter M--26 and amendments thereto;
"OWNER" means a person:
a.
who is registered under the Land Titles Act, Revised Statues of
Alberta 2000 Chapter L--4 and amendments thereto as the
owner of a parcel of land;
b.
who is recorded as the owner of a premises or property on the
tax assessment roll of the Municipality of Village of Warburg;
c.
who has purchased or otherwise acquired a parcel of land,
whether he or she has purchased or otherwise acquired the
land directly from the owner or from another purchaser, and
has not yet become the registered owner thereof;
d.
holding himself or herself out as the person having the powers
and authority of ownership of a premises or property or who
for the time being exercises the powers and authority of
ownership;
e.
in possession or control of a premises or property under
construction;
"PANHANDLING" means to
ask
for
a
gratuitous donation
of
money, food, or goods of any kind, whether by spoken or printed
work, or bodily gesture, but does not include the solicitation of
charitable
donations
allowed
or
authorized
pursuant
to
the
Charitable
Fundraising Act,
Revised
Statutes
of Alberta
2000
Chapter C--9 ond
amendments thereto or any other legislation
permitting the solicitation of charitable donations;
"PARK" means any development specifically designed or reserved
for the general public for active or passive recreational use.
It
includes all natural and man--made landscaping, facilities, building,
playing fields, and other structures consistent with the general
purposes or purposes of public parkland, whether or not such
recreational facilities are publicly operated or operated by other
entities pursuant to arrangements with the public authority owning
the park;
Any land acquired by Warburg as a municipal reserve
and/or school reserve, public utility lots, or environmental reserve
as defined in the Land Use Bylaw; Any land designated by Council
as a park or recreational area for the purposes of this Bylaw; Any
land developed or designated by the Village of Warburg as a trail
system including pathways other than sidewalks;
"PEACE OFFICER" has the same meaning as
in the Provincial
Offences Procedure Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter
P--34 and amendments thereto. This includes a Village of Warburg
Community Peace Officer, Bylaw Enforcement Officer, as well as a
member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police duly appointed by
the Village of Warburg Council;
"PERSON" means any individual, firm, partnership, association,
corporation,
trustee,
executor,
administrator,
or
other
legal
representative;
"PREMISES" means any external surfaces of all structures and the
whole or part of any parcel of real property, including property
immediately adfacent to any structure and includes all forms of
vegetation and including any property or structures owned or
leased by the Municipality;
"PROPERTY" means:
a.
in the case of land, a parcel of land including any structures; or,
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b.
in other cases, personal property;
"PUBLIC PLACE" means any premises or property, whether publicly
or privately owned, to which members of the public have access as
a right or by express or implied invitation, whether on payment of
any fee or not and shall also mean:
a.
a highway, road, street, sidewalk, lane, other thoroughfare or a
parking lot;
b.
a place or building to which the public has or is permitted to
have access (i.e.: coffee shops, restaurants, shopping malls,
retail stores, movie theatres);
c.
a park or playground or any other place of public resort or
amusement;
"RECREATIONAL VEHICLE" means a vehicle or trailer that provides
temporary accommodation for recreation or travel purposes and
includes any motor home, travel trailer, fifth wheel trailer, tent
trailer, any camper van, bus or truck converted for use as a
recreational vehicle, campers mounted on a truck or any similar
vehicle, but does not include small utility trailers, off--road vehicles
or watercraft and trailers to transport them, unless they are being
used as a dwelling unit, in which case they will be considered
recreational vehicies for the purposes of this bylaw;
"REFUSE" means articles including, but not limited to, loose scrap
or litter including cigarettes or cigarette "butts/ends", solid waste
such as rubber, metal, glass, plastic, paper, cardboard, fabric, food,
garbage bags, grass cuttings, shrubbery and tree pruning, weeds,
garden waste, the whole or part of an animal carcass, animal or
human feces, sewage, manure, dirt, soil, ash, gravel, rocks, or any
other such waste of a decomposing or non--decomposing matter
which may or may not harbour vermin or pests therein; petroleum
products,
hazardous
materials,
disassembled
equipment
and
machinery,
discarded
household
chattels
or
goods;
and/or
equipment or machinery which has been rendered inoperative by
reason of disassembly, age or mechanical condition, including
household appliances;
"SHIPPING CONTAINER" means a standardized, reusable vessel
that is or appears to be originally, specifically or formerly designed
for or used in the packing, shipping, movement, or transportation
of freight,
articles, goods or commodities, or designed for or
capable of being mounted or moved on a rail car, or designed for
or capable of being mounted on a chassis or bogie for movement
by truck trailer, or loaded on a ship.
This includes intermodal
containers made of corrugated metal and any shipping container
used for storage.
"SIDEWALK" means that part of a highway especially adapted to
the use of or ordinarily used by pedestrians, and includes that part
of a highway between the curb line, or where there is no curk line,
the edge of the roadway and the adjacent property line, whether
or not it is paved;
"SMOKE" where used as a verb and speaking
in regords
to
cannabis, means inhailing or exhailing the smoke produced by lit
cananabis or holding or otherwise having control of lit Cannabis or
any device or thing that contains lit Cannabis.
"SPECIAL PERMIT" means a written permit issued by the CAO (as
defined) pursuant to this Bylaw and is designed to be temporary in
nature;
"STRUCTURE" means any structure, including but not limited to a
building, fence, retaining wall, scaffolding, shed, portable shack, or
other similar types of construction;
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"UNTIDY AND UNSIGHTLY PREMISES OR PROPERTY" means any
premises or property which, because of deposits of rubbish, litter,
garbage, noxious weeds, or lack of general maintenance to a
structure or property, impacts the property values of the property
or other properties in the area;
"VAPE" means inhaling or exhailing the apor , emissions or aerosol
produced by , or holding or otherwise having control of an electric
cigarette or similar device containing Cannabis.
"VEHICLE" means the same as in the Troffic Safety Act, Revised
Statues of Alberta 2000 Chapter T--6 and amendments thereto;
"VIOLATION TICKET" means the same as in the Provincial Offences
Procedure Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter P--34 and
amendments thereto;
"WEEDS" means the definitions found in the Weed Control Act,
Statutes of Alberta 2011 Chapter W--5.1 and amendments thereto;
For the purposes of this Bylaw, all terms referred to and not defined in
this Bylaw are as defined in the Land Use Bylaw and amendments
thereto;
PART II -- PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
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Accumulation of Materials
No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow on the premises
the accumulation of yard
material, animal remains,
parts of
animal
remains,
animal
feces,
any
material
that
creates
unpleasant odours or is likely to attract pests, or disassembled
machinery, equipment, fuel tanks and appliances and parts
thereof;
No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow the open or
exposed storage on the premises of any industrial fluid;
No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow loose garbage,
bottles, cans, boxes, packaging materials, household furniture or
other household goods to accumulate on the premises such that
the accumulation is visible to a person viewing from outside the
property.
Appliances, Refrigerators and Freezers
No
owner or occupant
of
a
premises
shall
allow
a
refrigerator or freezer to remain on the exterior of the
premises
without
first
ensuring
that
the
hinges
and
latches, or lid or doors of the unit have been removed
unless authorized by the Village;
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Without
limiting
the
generality
of
Section
202(1),
measures
considered
to
be
effective
may
include:
complete
removal
of the door of the
appliance;
the
removal of the door handle mechanism if this prevents
opening and closing of the door; the removal of the door
hinges; locking the appliance; or otherwise wrapping or
containing the appliance so that the interior is inaccessible.
Boulevards
An owner or occupant of a premises shall maintain any boulevard
adjacent to the premises or property by:
a. keeping any grass on the boulevard cut to a length of no more
than 6" (15 cm);
b. removing any accumulation of fallen leaves or other refuse or
debris; and
c.
notifying the Municipality if tree maintenance is required.
d. refrain from removing or pruning trees or shrubs on the
boulevards that are the responsibility of the municipality.
Subject to obtaining written permission from the Municipality, any
owner who chooses to utilize any landscaping material other than
natural grass (e.g. crushed rock, mulch, artificial turf, hard-- surfacing,
plantings,
etc.)
in
the
boulevard or any other
publicly owned
premises or property adjacent to their premises or property assumes
responsibility for all maintenance of such landscaping material and
the repair of damage to such landscaping material, regardless of
cause.
Notwithstanding the above, if the Municipality is responsible for the
damage due to the repair of public utilities, the Municipality will only
cover the cost to repair the damage with natural grass.
Notwithstanding the above, if the Municipality is responsible for the
damage due to the repair of public utilities, the Municipality will only
cover the cost to repair the damage within the Village right of Way,
not on the owner's property.
204.
Commercial Vehicle
1.
No owner or occupant of a premises shall keep in any part of any
yard within any residential premises or property any vehicle that
is registered for commercial use, loaded or unloaded, of a gross
vehicle weight in excess of 7,500 kg.
2.
A truck tractor may park on
private property only
if all the
following conditions are met:
a. parking is only to take place for the winter months, namely
October 15"" to March 31";
b. a parking permit is purchased at a price of $500.00 per winter;
c. approval must be obtained from all the neighbours within audio
distance of the driveway;
d. parking will be of the truck tractor unit only;
e. parking will be on a driveway only.
3.
A truck tractor which has been registered as a recreational vehicle
may park on private property only if all the following conditions
are met;
a.
parking may be year--round;
b.
a
parking permit
is purchased
at a
price of $100.00 per
calendar year;
c.
approval must be obtained from
all the neighbours within
audio distance of the driveway;
d.
no parking in the front yard
will be allowed except on a
driveway.
205.
Construction of Premises or Property
1.
An
owner
or
occupant
of
a
premises
or
property
under
construction shall ensure that building materials or debris on the
premises or property are removed or contained and secured in
such a manner that prevents such building material or debris
from being blown off or scattered from the premises or property
or scattering mud or debris on municipal roads;
2.
No person shall keep or permit in any part of a premises or
property,
an
excavation
or
debris
during
construction
or
renovation unless said excavation is properly secured or debris is
stored in a container and removed within a reasonable period of
time
of being
filled
or required
to complete
the stage of
renovation or construction, unless said excavation or debris is
allowed pursuant to the Land Use Bylaw; No Garbage Bins are to
be on any residential premises or property unless the premesis
or property is under construction.
3.
Upon such container being filled, it must be completely secured
in such a manner so that no portion of the load can escape, blow,
drop,
spill, or
fall onto a highway or premises or property
adjacent thereto.
It must then be transported to an appropriate
location designated for the disposal of such building materials or
debris; or,
4.
An owner or a premises or property under construction or
renovation shall not pile or store any building materials or debris
related to the construction or renovation on the street, sidewalk
or any premises or property owned by the Municipality or other
landowners without written permission to do so.
5.
An owner of a premises or property or premises shall adhere to
any applicable requirements of the Village of Warburg Land Use
Bylaw.
6.
A person shall not cause or permit any construction activity on
Property they own or occupy before 7:00 a.m. or after 11:00
p.m. on a Weekday or before 8:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. on a
Weekend or Holiday.
206.
Control of Weeds and Unmaintained Vegetation on Premises
or Property
1.
An owner or occupant of a premises shall, with the exception of
farmland or natural grasslands or natural municipal sanctioned
grasslands or garden projects:
a.
cut, mow, or carry out measures designed to inhibit
propagation of
nuisance or noxious weeds of the
premises or property be infested with weeds;
b.
cut, mow or carry out measures designed to inhibit
propagation of uncontrolled grass or other vegetation
from May ist through to October 31ist to ensure it
does not exceed 10 cm or 4"
in
height, weather
permitting;
c.
remove or prune any and
all trees that, due to a
deterioration or condition or for any other reason
interfere with any adjacent property, public utility or
public works, or curkb sight lines, and are or could ba a
public safety hazard, including lines, poles, conduits,
pipes, sewer or other works of the Village of Warburg
on their premises or property;
d.
remove or prune any shrub which is or could be a
nuisance to any person using a publicly owned or
maintained sidewalk or street;
e.
destroy the restricted weed
if specified by a Peace
Officer or Weed
Inspector pursuant to
the Weed
Control Act, Statutes of Alberta 2008 Chapter W--5.1
and amendments thereto; or,
f.
carry out other measures as prescribed by a Peace
Officer or Weed
Inspector pursuant to the Weed
Control Act, Statutes of Alberta 2008 Chapter W--5.1
and amendments thereto;
207.
Graffiti, Flyers and Refuse
1.
An owner or occupant of a premises or property shall ensure that
loose refuse or debris are collected and contained on the premises
or property so that they do not escape onto adjacent or other
neighbouring properties;
2.
An owner or occupant of a premises or property is responsible for
papers and flyers on their premises or property regardless of
whether they solicited for the delivery of these papers or fiyers;
3.
No person shall deposit commercial flyers on a premise or
property where sign(s) or notice(s) have been posted and are
clearly visible at the entrance to a dwelling unit indicating
that such material is not wanted;
4.
No person
shall deposit commercial flyers/private
flyers,
advertisements on power poles, light standards, municipal
trees, benches, flower containers, garbage cans, sign
posts,
or other municipal, provincial, or federal properties.
5.
No person
shall create or apply graffit and every owner or
occupant of a premises or Property shall ensure that any graffiti
placed on their premises or property is removed, painted over, or
otherwise permanently blocked from public view;
6.
Notwithstanding Section 207(4), street painting, graphic art, street
art, murals and other similar art work on buildings, specified areas
and on sidewalks may be allowed where sanctioned and authorized
by the Municipality in accordance with any applicable bylaws of the
Municipality including any relevant provisions of the Land Use
Bylaw; or, made with the consent of the owner of the Premises or
Property, the onus of proving the owner's consent rests with the
person relying on consent.
208.
Motor Vehicles
1.
No person may conduct any repair work on a Motor
Vehicle, including mechanical repairs, auto body work,
frame
repair,
collision
repair,
auto
painting
or
modifications
to
the
body
or rebuilding of a
Motor
Vehicle, on any premises in a residential district unless:
a. the activity does not create a nuisance or noise
complaints from the neighbourhood;
b. there is no escape of offensive, annoying, or noxious
odours, fumes or smoke from the premises;
c.
vehicle
fluids,
oil,
gasoline
products
or
other
hazardous material are properly disposed of and not
swept or washed onto a highway or down storm or
sanitary sewers;
d.
all discarded automobile parts and materials are
properly stored and disposed of from the premises;
e. the activity is routine maintenance work done on
any Motor Vehicle, provided that all building and
fire code regulations are met; and
f.
the
activity does not allow for more than one
inoperable
Motor
Vehicle
to
remain
on
the
Premises and the Motor Vehicle must be either
contained
within
a
Structure
which
has
been
approved by the Village or covered by a tarpaulin or
other
device
acceptable
to
the
Village
which
prevents
it
being
seen
from
any
neighbouring
Property or public area.
2.
No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow the
accumulation
of automobile
parts on the premises
untess they are contained in a structure which has been
approved by the Village.
3.
No owner or occupant of a premises shall park or store
a
Motor Vehicle,
Recreational
Vehicle,
trailer,
ATV,
snowmobile or boat in the front yard of a premises and
whally or partially on turf, lawn, dirt or other non--hard
surfaced areas.
209.
Obligation to Maintain Property
1. No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow a structure
and their structural members or fence to become a safety
hazard.
2. No owner or occupant of a premises shall allow a nuisance
to exist in respect of any building on the premises.
3.
The owner, agent, lessee, or occupant of a premise shall
prevent stagnant water from
remaining on any such
Premises and becoming a breeding place for mosquitoes or
other Pests.
4.
No owner or occupant of a premises shall permit any
excavation, depression, drain, ditch, watercourse, pond,
surface water, refuse or other matter or thing upon
private land, street, road, or in or about any building to
be or to remain a Nuisance or danger to public health or
safety.
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With respect to eavestroughs and downspouts:
a. an owner or occupant of a premises shall direct any rainwater
downspout or eavestrough on the premises towards the front or
rear of the premises or a side yard which does not abutt another
b. no owner or occupant of a premises shall allow a flow of water
from
a
hose
or similar
device,
rain
water,
downspout
or
eavestrough to be directed over a public sidewalk so as to be a
hazard to any person.
210. Buildings
1.
Every owner or occupant of a premises or property shall not
cause or permit a nuisance to exist in respect of any Building on
land they Own or Occupy;
2.
For greater certainty, a nuisance, in respect of a Building, means
a
building showing signs of a serious disregard for general
maintenance and upkeep, whether
it
is detrimental to the
surrounding area. Some examples of which include:
a. Any damage to the Building;
b. Any rot or other deterioration within the Building; and,
c. Any inappropriate infiltration of air, moisture, or water into
the
Building
due
to
peeling,
unpainted
or
untreated
surfaces,
missing
shingles,
or
other
roofing
materials,
broken or missing windows, or doors, or any other hole or
opening in the Building;
3.
If
a
Building
normally
intended
for
human
habitation
is
unoccupied, then any door or window opening in the Building
may be covered with a solid piece of wood but only if the wood
is:
a.
Installed from the exterior an fitted within the frame of the
opening in a watertight manner;
b.
Of a thickness, sufficient to prevent unauthorized entry into
the Building;
c.
Secured in a manner sufficient to prevent unauthorized entry
into the building; and;
d.
Coated with an opaque protective finish in a manner that is
not detrimental to the surrounding area;
211.
Recreational Vehicle
No owner or occupant of a premises shall have more than two (2)
Recreation Vehicles ensuring that:
1.
the Recreational Vehicle shall not be used as a dwelling unit; and
2.
is located on a hard--surfaced parking area as defined in the Land
Use Bylaw and is not overhanging the sidewalk or curb or property
line.
3.
owner must reside in residence of same property.
212.
Sidewalk (Snow Removal)
As per Bylaw 27/98;
1. A person shall maintain any sidewalk adjoining and adjacent to land
they own or occupy and clear of any dangerous condition caused by
snow or ice within 48 hours from which the dangerous condition
was formed.
2. For the purpose of greater certainty a dangerous condition
with respect to snow and ice accumulation means a condition
that, a Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to believe, may
cause someone to slip, trip or fall.
3. No person shall remove snow or ice from any sidewalk or
property by causing such material to be placed upon the Village
of Warburg property, other than the adjacent boulevard they
occupy.
4. Notwithstanding Section 212(3), where any portion of a building
abuts a sidewalk, a person may clear snow or ice onto the side
of the road, but only in a manner so as to avoid causing a
dangerous roadway condition or obstruction.
5.
If a person:
a.
fails to remove the snow or ice from the sidewalk as required
in Bylaw 27/98; Section 212{1) or;
b. permits or causes the snow or ice to be placed upon Village of
Warburg property in contravention of Bylaw 27/98; Section
b. permits or causes the snow or ice to be placed upon Village of
Warburg property in contravention of Bylaw 27/98; Section
212(1), the Village of Warburg may cause the removal of that
snow or ice without notice to the owner.
6. Where possible, any cost incurred by the Village of Warburg
while acting in accordance with Bylaw 27/98;
Section 212(5) is
the responsibility of the owner or occupant of a premises or
property and may be added to the tax
roll respecting the
referenced property.
PART III
-- PUBLIC BEHAVIOR
301.
Littering
1. No person shall leave, place, deposit or throw upon any public place
any refuse or debris except in a receptacle designated and intended
for such use.
2. A person who has left, placed, deposited or thrown any matter
mentioned in Section 301(1) upon any public place shall forthwith
remove it.
302.
Charity Collection Sites
1. No Person shall dump or deposit household garbage or other litter at
a charity collection site.
2. No Person shall scavenge from or disturb any material, bag or box
in or at a charity collection site, whether or not that material, bag
or box is contained in a receptacle or resting upon the ground.
303.
Urination and Defecation
A person shall not urinate or defecate in public except in a facility
designed and intended for such use.
304.
Fighting
No person shall participate in a fight which a Peace Officer has reasonable
ground to believe is a physical or verbal confrontation in any public place or
anyplace to which the public reasonably has access; this prohibition does not
apply to participant of an organized sporting event who are governed by the
rules of conduct of that sporting event.
305.
Panhandling
No person shall engage in panhandling.
306.
Discharge of a Firearm
1. No person shall discharge, cause to be discharged or permit to be
discharged a firearm within the limits of the Village.
2. No owner or occupier of a property shall permit the discharge of a
firearm on the property that they own or occupy, except as provided
for in this bylaw.
3. Despite the provisions of Section 306(1) of the bylaw, nothing in this
bylaw shall serve to prohibit the discharge of a firearm;
a. by a member of the RCMP or any other police officer during the
performance of his/her duties as a police officer;
b. by an animal service officer during the performance of his/her
duties as an animal control officer;
c. by
a
Village
employee
or
Village's
contractor
during
the
performance of his/her duties for animal/predator control.
d.
a participant of an organized sporting event who are governed
by the rules of conduct of that sporting event.
307.
Curfew
As per Bylaw 49/01;
1. No child shall be in a public place within the corporate limits of the
Village of Warburg after the hour of 11:00 pm on any day and before
6:00 am on the following day without Proper Adult Guardianship or
a Legitimate Reason.
2. Any child who is found in a Public Place after 11:00 pm and before
6:00 am without Proper Adult Guardianship or Legitimate Reason
will be warned to go home by a Peace Officer.
3. Any child who is found in a public place after 11:00 pm and before
6:00 am without Proper Adult Guardianship or Legitimate Reason is
guilty of an offence.
4. Any guardian whose child is in a public place after 11:00 pm and
before 6:00 am without proper adult guardianship or legitimate
reason is guilty of an offence for lack of supervision.
5. Any child, to whom this Bylaw applies, found in a public place within
the Village of Warburg during the hours specified in Section 307(4),
without proper guardianship may be warned to go directly home by
a peace officer.
If after such warning the said child refuses or
otherwise thwarts the directive to go home, the Peace Officer may
take further actions.
PART IV -- NOISE
401.
Provisions, Infractions and General Abatement Provisions
As per Bylaw 122/12;
1. No person shall make, continue or cause, or allow to be made or
continue any loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise or any noilse
whatsoever which either annoys, disturbs, injures, endangers, or
detracts from the comfort, repose, health, peace, or safety of other
persons within the limits of the Village of Warburg.
2. No person shall allow property they own or control to be used so
that there originates from the property any loud, unnecessary, or
unusual noise that disturbs the comfort or the repose of other
persons in the vicinity of such property or generally within the limits
of the Village of Warburg.
3. Except to the extent permitted by the Bylaw, no person shall:
a. cause excessive noise within the Village of Warburg;
b. operate or permit any other person to operate within the Village
of Warburg a motor vehicle that causes noise;
c. operate or permit any other person to operate within Village of
Warburg an off--highway vehicle that causes noise;
d. operate or permit any person to operate
within Village of
Warburg any vehicle or equipment contrary to the Traffic Safety
Act,
Revised
Statutes
of
Alberta
2000
Chapter
T--6
and
amendments thereto.
402.
In determining if a sound is reasonably likely to disturb the peace
of others, the following criteria may be considered:
1. Type, volume, and duration of the sound;
2. Time of day and day of week;
3. Nature and use of the surrounding area; and,
4. Any other relevant factor, such as multiple complaints,
403.
Vendors
No person shall ring bells or knock on doors to advertise the sale of
goods and services in a residential area between the hours of 8:00 pm
and 9:00 am.
404.
Operation of Equipment
No person shall operate a hand or power lawn mower, a snow removal
device, or motorized model toy in a residential district between the
hours of 10:00 pm and 7:00 am Monday thru Friday; Saturday and
Sunday between the hours of 10:00 pm and 9:00 am.
Any such
equipment must be properly maintained, operated in a normal manner
for that type of equipment, and the noise must be temporary and
intermittent in nature.
Where an activity which is not specifically prohibited by any federal,
provincial or municipal law or regulation or statute; including this Bylaw
and which involves creating or making a sound which:
1.
is or may become; or, creates or produces or may create or produce
noise,
2. a person engaging in such activity shall do so in such a manner as to
create as little sound as practicable under the circumstances.
405.
Construction
No person shall carry on construction of any kind that can be heard
beyond the boundary of the construction site between the hours of
10:00 pm and 7:00 am Monday thru Friday; Saturday and Sunday
between the hours of 10:00 pm and 8:00 am.
406.
Sound Amplifying Equipment
No
person
shall
operate
sound
amplifying
equipment from
any
premises, park, or other public space so as to unduly disturb residents
of the Village of Warburg.
407.
Noise Exemptions and Allowances
1. A person may make a written application to the CAO for a special
permit allowing for noise or sound levels that would otherwise
violate this Bylaw.
2. Any application made pursuant to this section must be made at least
five
(5) business days prior to the proposed
activity and must
contain the following information pertaining to the work or activity
for which the exemption is sought:
the name, address, and telephone number of the applicant;
the address of the site;
the building permit number (if applicable);
a description of the source(s) of noise and sound levels;
the period of time that the exemption is desired;
the applicant's reason{s) why the exemption should be given;
and
g.
a statement of the measures that will be taken to minimize the
noise or sound levels.
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408.
The CAO May In Their Sole Discretion;
1. Waive any requirement of Part IV {Noise});
2. Issue the special permit where Enforcement Services determines
that circumstances make it impractical for the applicant to comply
with this Bylaw;
3. Revoke any special permit that has been issued where Enforcement
Services or the RCMP determine the
applicant has
not taken
sufficient measures to minimize the noise of sound levels; or,
4. Impose any conditions on the issuance that Enforcement Services or
the RCMP consider appropriate.
409.
Any such special permit or permission shall be produced to a
Peace Officer upon demand.
410.
Persons owning or controlling construction equipment, and
persons owning or controlling land on which construction
equipment
is
being
operated
shall
be exempt from
the
provisions of this
Bylaw if:
1. the noise is generated pursuant to work done in the normal
manner to the industry;
2. the noise is not generated between the hours of 10:00 pm
and ?:00 am; and
3.
all
necessary
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
permits,
licenses, and approvals have been obtained and the work is
not contrary to any federal, provincial or municipal laws,
statutes, or regulations.
411.
Notwithstanding the Operation of Equipment Section, a person
may at any time unload a vehicle containing:
1. fresh fruit, produce and perishable merchandise including
milk, milk products and baked goods, meat or;
daily or weekly newspapers delivered to vendors;
Canada Post;
armoured vehicle deliveries and maintenance of banking;
designated Truck Route;
unloading commercial merchandise either within the truck
route or off of the route.
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412.
Warburg Sanctioned Activities
1. Activities of employees, servants, contractors and agents of the
Village of Warburg while acting in the course of their employment
and duties are exempt from the provisions of this Bylaw.
This
provision includes, but is not limited to, activities such as snow
removal, street cleaning and community special events.
2. Activities
of
persons
operating
domestic
equipment
including
without restricting the generality of the foregoing; lawn mowers,
snow blowers, garden tillers, hedge trimmers, weed trimmers, and
air blowers (gas or electric), and persons owning or controlling
property upon which such equipment is used if the noise is of a
temporary
or
intermittent
nature,
the
equipment
is
properly
maintained and operated
in a normal manner for that type of
equipment; and the noise occurs between the hours of 7:00 am and
10:00 pm.
413.
Emergencies
Any
person
performing
work
of
an
emergent
nature
for
the
preservation or protection of public safety, life, health, or property,
may be exempt from this Bylaw.
The onus will be on the person
performing the work to demonstrate that the work was of an emergent
nature to the satisfaction of a Peace Officer.
414.
Relaxations
Notwithstanding
the
General Abatements
Section,
a
person may
operate a snow clearing device powered by an engine for the purpose
of commercial, industrial and institutional removal of snow and ice
from streets, parking lots and sidewalks during the 48 hour period
following a snowfall, rain or freezing rain.
PART V -- CANNABIS
501.
A person shall not Smoke or Vape Cannabis in a Public Place
PART VI -- INSPECTION AND ORDER TO REMEDY
601.
Inspections
A Peace Officer, a Medical Officer of Health, a Building Inspector or
person(s)
as
designated
by
the CAO
are
hereby
authorized
in
accordance with Section 542 of the Municipal Government Act to enter
into any premises or property other than a dwelling unit after giving
reasonable notice to the owner of the premises or property to be
inspected; and to inspect for conditions that may contravene or fail to
comply with the provisions of this Bylaw.
602.
A Peace Officer, when investigating an alleged contravention of
this Bylaw is hereby authorized to enter upon any premises or
property other than a dwelling unit, to inspect for conditions
that may contravene the provisions of this Bylaw.
A Peace
Officer may thereafter issue a verbal or written order to the
owner to remedy any condition{(s) of the subject premises or
property that have been found to be in contravention of this
Bylaw.
603.
If a
person
refuses to allow or interferes with the
entry,
inspection, enforcement or action referred to in Sections 601 or
602, or refuses to produce anything to assist in the inspection,
remedy, enforcement or action referred to in Sections 601 or
602, the Municipality may apply to the Court of Queen's Bench
for an order under Section 543(2) of the Municipal Government
Act.
604.
Orders to Remedy
. Where premises or property are found to be in violation of any
provisions of this Bylaw, the Peace Officer may in accordance with
Section 545 of the Municipal Government Act issue a written order
to the owner of the premises or property to remedy the condition
on the premises or property which violates this Bylaw.
. An order written pursuant to Section 604{(1) may:
a. direct a person to stop doing something, or to change the way in
which the person is doing it;
b. direct a person to take any action or measures necessary to
remedy the contravention of the enactment or bylaw, including
the removal or demolition of a structure that has been erected or
placed in contravention of a bylaw, and, if necessary, to prevent a
re--occurrence of the contravention;
c.
state a time within which the person must comply with the
directions;
d. state that if the person does not comply with the directions
within a specified time, the municipality will take the action or
measure at the expense of the person.
. Without limiting the powers under Sections 604(1) and 604(2), an
order written pursuant to Section 604(1) may:
a. require the owner of a structure in disrepair to eliminate the
danger to public safety in the matter specified, or remove and
demolish the structure and level the site;
b. require the owner of the premises or property that contains the
excavation or hole to eliminate the danger to public safety in the
manner specified, or fill in the excavation or hole and level the
site;
c.
require the owner of the premises or property to relocate or
remove any vehicle, including recreational vehicles and junked
vehicles, that does not comply with this bylaw in the manner
specified in the order;
d. require the owner of the untidy and
unsightly premises or
property or that creates a nuisance to improve the condition of
the premises or property in the manner specified in the order or
if the premises or property is a structure, to remove or demolish
the structure and level the site; and/or
e. require the owner, lessee, occupant of the premises or property
to remove graffiti that is in an unsightly or nuisance condition to
improve the appearance of the premises or property in the
manner specified in the order.
. The Peace Officer shall give not less than seven days from the date
of the notice being issued for compliance with the notice. During this
period for compliance, a person may appeal the notice with the
appeals section of this Bylaw.
605.
Service of an Order to Remedy
An Order to Remedy by a Peace
Office
shall be deemed
to be
sufficiently served if:
1. served personally on the individual or corporation named in the
order;
. mailed
to the
last known address of the registered owner of
premises or property, or to the person concerned;
.
it is left with a person apparently over the age of 16 years at the
place of abode of the person to whom the notice is addressed;
.
it is posted in a conspicuous place on the premises or property
referred to on the order; or,
.
in the opinion of a Peace Officer, service of the written order cannot
be reasonably affected, or
if the Peace Officer believes that the
owner of the premises or property is evading service, the Peace
Officer may post the written order in a conspicuous place on the
premises or property to which the written order relates, or on the
private dwelling place of the owner of the premises or property, and
the written order shall be deemed to be served upon the expiry of
three (3) days after the written order is posted.
606.
Failure to Comply with an Order to Remedy
. When an owner fails to remedy a contravention of this bylaw within
the time allowed in an order to remedy issued under Section 604(1)
of this Bylaw, the Village of Warburg may exercise its powers under
Sections 546.1, 549 or 550 of the Municipal Government Act in its
discretion, including but not limited to entering upon the premises
or property to perform or complete the work necessary to remedy
the violation of this Bylaw. The costs incurred by the Village to
remedy the violation, as well as any applicable fines under this
Bylaw, will be billed to the owner and will be amounts owing to the
Village. If the costs are not paid in the time specified by the Village of
Warburg, the costs may be charged against the premises or property
as a special assessment to be recovered in the same manner as
other taxes and in accordance with Sections 553, 553.1 or 553.2 of
the Municipal Government Act.
. Every person who
fails to comply with a written order issued
pursuant to this section within the time set out in the written order
commits an offence.
.
In addition, any owner, agent, lessee or occupier of any premises or
property within the Municipality who fails to comply with Part II of
this Bylaw will be liable for fines listed in Schedule "A".
. Any items of value, in the opinion of CAO and the Peace Officer,
removed pursuant to Section 606(1),
will be removed to a place of
safekeeping and will:
a.
be subject to a daily fee for storage costs; and
b.
if unclaimed within ninety (90) days of removal, will be sold or
disposed of at the discretion of the Municipality.
.
If the municipality sells all or a part of a structure that has been
removed under 606{(1), the proceeds of the sale must be used to pay
the expenses and costs of the removal and any excess proceeds
must be paid to the person entitled to them.
. The imposition of a violation ticket or summary conviction in court
shall not relieve any person of fines or any costs incurred in having
work performed by the Municipality or agents of the Municipality
where authorized by this Bylaw.
. The municipality may register a caveat under the Lond Titles Act,
Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter L--4 and amendments
thereto, in respect to an order made under Section 605(1) dealing
with
a dangerous structure,
excavation or hole or untidy and
unsightly premises or property against the certificate of title for the
land that is the subject of the order.
.
If a
municipality
registers
a
caveat under Section
606(7),
the
Municipality must discharge the caveat when the order has been
complied with or when the Municipality has performed the actions
or measures referred to in the order.
. When a structure
is being constructed
in contravention of this
bylaw, a contravention of this bylaw is of a continuing nature, or any
person is carrying on business or is doing any act, matter or thing
without having paid money required to be paid by this bylaw, in
addition to any other remedy and penalty imposed by this bylaw,
the Municipality may apply to the Court of Queen's Bench for an
injunction or other order.
607.
Emergencies
In an emergency or in extraordinary circumstances, the designated
officer need not give reasonable notice or enter at a reasonable hour
and may do the things in Section 542(1)(a) and (c) of the Municipol
Government Act without the consent of the owner or occupant.
Pursuant to Section 551 of the Municipal Government Act,
in an
emergency the municipality may take whatever actions or measures are
necessary to eliminate the emergency.
608.
Appeals
1. A person who receives a written order to comply with a section
pursuant to this Bylaw may by written notice; request Council to
review the order within fourteen (14) days after the date the order
is received,
2. After reviewing the order, Council may confirm, vary, substitute or
cancel the order.
3. Notwithstanding
Sections
508(1)
and
508(2)
of the
Municipal
Government Act, this subsection does not apply to violation tickets
written by a Peace Officer.
4.
If a person considers himself aggrieved by a decision under Section
508(2), he may appeal the decision by originating Notice to the
Court of Queen's Bench:
a.
in the case of an appeal of an order under section 545 of the
Municipal Government Act, within 30 days after the date the
decision under section 547 of the Municipal Government Act is
served on the person affected by the decision, and
b. in the case of an appeal of an order under section 546 of the
Municipal Government Act, within fifteen 15 days after the date
the decision under section 547 of the Municipal Government Act
is served on the person affected by the decision.
5. For the purposes of this Bylaw, an act or omission by an employee or
agent of a person is deemed also to be an act or omission of the
person
if the
act or omission occurred
in the
course of the
employee's employment with the person, or in the course of the
agent's exercising the powers or performing the duties on behalf of
the person under their agency relationship.
PART VIl -- POWERS OF PEACE OFFICERS AND PROSECUTION
701.
General Penalty Provisions
1. Any person that contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of
an offence.
2. Any person who is convicted of an offence pursuant to this Bylaw is
liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000.00,
and in default of payment of any fine imposed, to imprisonment for
not more than six (6) months.
3. Without
restricting
the
generality
of Section
701(2),
the
fine
amounts established for use on Violation Tickets
if a voluntary
payment option is offered are as set out in Schedule "A".
702.
Municipal Violation Tags and Violation Tickets
1. A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a
Municipal Violation Tag to any Person who the Peace Officer has
reasonable and probable grounds to believe has contravened any
provision of this Bylaw.
2. A Municipal Violation Tag may be served:
a.
personally to the accused; or
b.
mailed to the address of the owner
as registered with the
Village of Warburg
3. The Municipal Violation Tag shall be in a form approved by the Chief
Administrative Officer and shall state:
a. the name of the person to whom the Municipal Violation Tag is
issued, if known;
b. a description of the offence and the applicable Bylaw section;
c. the appropriate penalty for the offence as specified in Schedule
"A" of this Bylaw;
d. that the penalty shall be paid on or prior to the prescribed due
date in order to avoid prosecution;
e.
and any other information as may be required by the Chief
Administrative Officer.
. Where a contravention of this Bylaw
is of a continuing nature,
further Municipal Violation Tags may be issued by a Peace Officer.
. A person to whom a Municipal Violation Tag has been issued may
pay the penalty specified on the Municipal Violation Tag and if the
amount is paid on or before the required date, the Person will not
be prosecuted for the offence.
. Where a Municipal Violation Tag has been issued and the penalty
specified on the Municipal Violation Tag
is not paid within the
prescribed
time,
a
Peace
Officer
is
hereby
authorized
and
empowered to issue a Violation Ticket pursuant to Part 2 of the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000
Chapter P--34 and amendments thereto.
. Notwithstanding Section 602(6), a Peace Officer may immediately
issue a Violation Ticket to any Person whom the Peace Officer has
reasonable and probable grounds to believe has contravened any
provision of this Bylaw.
. A Violation Ticket issued with respect to a contravention of this
Bylaw
shall
be
served
upon
the
Person
responsible
for
the
contravention in accordance with the Provincial Offences Procedure
Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter P--34 and amendments
thereto.
.
If a Violation Ticket is issued in respect of an offence, the Violation
Ticket may:
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a. specify the fine amount established by this Bylaw for the offence
in Schedule "A"; or
b. require a person to appear in court without the alternative of
making a voluntary payment.
10. A person who commits an offence may:
a.
if a Violation Ticket is issued in respect of the offence; and
b.
if a Viclation Ticket specifies the fine amount established by this
Bylaw for the offence; make a voluntary payment equal to the
specified fine.
11. When a clerk records in the Court records the receipt of a voluntary
payment
pursuant
to
this
Bylaw and
the
Provincial
Offences
Procedure Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter P--34 and
amendments thereto, the act of recording receipt of that payment
constitutes acceptance of the guilty plea and also constitutes a
conviction and the imposition of a fine in the amount of the
specified penalty.
703.
In the case of an offence that
is of a continuing nature, a
contravention constitutes a separate offence in respect of each
day, or part of a day, on which the offence continues and any
person guilty of such an offence is liable to a fine in an amount
not
less than that established by this Bylaw for each such
separate offence.
704.
The levying and payment of any fine or the imprisonment for any
period provided in this Bylaw shall not relieve a person from the
necessity of paying any fees, charges or costs from which he is
liable under the provisions of this Bylaw.
705.
A person shall not obstruct or hinder any person in the exercise
of performance of the person's powers pursuant to this Bylaw.
706.
If any section or part of this Bylaw are found in any court of law
to be iilegal or beyond the
power of Council to enact, such
Section or parts shall be deemed to be severable and all other
Section or parts of this Bylaw shall be deemed to be separate and
independent there from and to be enacted as such.
Read for a first time on this
__9th
day of
___October
, 2018.
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MayofievifiMaine
Chief Administrative Officer
Christine Pankewitz
Read for the second time on this 12th day of November, 2018.
Read for the third time on this 12th day of November, 2018.
RIp(
M{yor Kévin Maine
Christine Pankewitz
Schedule "A" -- Penalties
Specify
Second
Third and
Infraction/Offence.
Penalty
Offence
Subsequent
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_ Offence
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Property Offences
Sec. 201 -- Unlawful accumulation of materials
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 202 -- Fail to secure appliances on property
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 203 -- Fail to maintain boutevard
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. Zfld
::::rr:zrrtzz:;;::;cle > 7,500 Kg. parked
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 205 -- Unsecured building material/debris
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 206 (1)(a) -- Noxious weeds on property
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 206 {1)(b) -- Grass over 10 cm
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 206 {1)(c) -- Fail to maintain tree
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 206 (1)(d) -- Fail to maintain shrub
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 207
(1) -- Unsecured refuse/debris
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 207 (3) -- Deposit flyers without permission
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 207 (5) -- Unlawfully create or apply graffiti
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 208 (1) -- Conduct unlawful repair on MV
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 208 (3) -- Park vehicle on lawn/dirt
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 210 (1) -- Unlawful nuisance on property
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 211 (1) -- Recreational Vehicle used as a dwelling
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. ZT:I (2) -- Recreational \{ei-ncle parked where
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
prohibited
Sec. 212 (1) -- Fail to maintain side walk
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 212 (3) -- Placing snow on village property
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
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Behavior in a Public Place
Sec. 301 -- Unlawfully littering
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 3G2(1) -- Unlawfully dumping at charity collection
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 302(2) -- Scavenging from charity collection site
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 30B3 -- Unlawfully urinating/defecating
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 304 -- Unlawfully fighting
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 305 -- Unlawfully panhandling
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 306 -- Unlawfully discharging a firearm
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
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Curfew
Sec. 307(3) -- Curfew child in a public place after
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 307(4) -- Curfew guardian having child without
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
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Noise
Sec. 401(1) -- Making unnecessary noise
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 401(2) -- Owner allow the making of unnecessary
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 401(3) -- Causing excessive noise
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Sec. 403 -- Vendor operating after 8 PM
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 404
-- Operating equipment after 10 PM
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec.
405 -- Perform construction after 10 PM
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 406 -- Operating sound amplifying equipment
$155.00
$287.00
$575.00
Sec. 409 -- Fail to produce special permit/permission
$287.00
$575.00
$1500.00
Cannabis
Sec. 50 -- Smoking or Vaping Cannabis in a Public Place |
$1000.00
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$1500.00
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$2000.00
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Order to Remedy
Sec. 606(2) -- Fail to comply with a written order
$310.00
$465.00
$776.00
Sec. 605(3) -- Owner fail to comply with a written order
$310.00
$465.00
$776.00
Sec. 705 -- Obstruct Peace Officer
$310.00
$465.00
$776.00