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Edmonton By-law 14600, s. 6.2(3) — Community Standards Bylaw

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For the purpose of greater certainty a nuisance, in respect of Wildlife, feral cats or birds means:

  • (a) excessive accumulation of accessible edible materials on the property, including but not limited to raw or cooked meat, harvested fruits, harvested vegetables, bird seed or suet;
  • (b) accumulation of rotten, spoiled or moldy food left openly accessible, or improperly contained;
  • (c) habituation, food conditioning, or increased presence of Wildlife to the area generally, or to the specific property due to the availblility of food on the property;
  • (d) property damage to neighbouring properties, or parkland, by Wildlife due to availability of food on the property; Bylaw 14600 Page 9 of 29 (S.3. Bylaw 19553, February 22, 2021) SIDEWALKS 7 A person shall maintain any sidewalk adjacent to land they own or occupy clear of all snow and ice. ICICLES 7.1 A person shall maintain any roof or awning that extends over a highway from a building they own or occupy free of snow and ice. BOULEVARDS 8 A person shall maintain any boulevard adjacent to land they own or occupy by:
  • (a) keeping any grass on the boulevard cut to a reasonable length; and
  • (b) removing any accumulation of fallen leaves or other debris. BUILDINGS AND 9 (1) A person shall not cause or permit a nuisance to exist in respect of STRUCTURES any building or structure on land they own or occupy.

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