Lethbridge By-law 5630, s. 3(2) — Unsightly Property Bylaw
Unsightly Property Bylaw
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Some factors which may be considered by a Designated Officer in determining whether property is unsightly include the following:
- (a) The presence of a derelict vehicle
- (b) The external storage of more than one intact, operable unregistered motor vehicle
- (c) The storage or accumulation of garbage, litter, refuse(including but not limited to building materials, tires, boxes, scrap material), equipment dilapidated Sheet 3 - 5630 furniture, or appliances, machinery, machinery parts or other similar materials or items.
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- 3
- 3(1)
- 3(3)
- 4 If a Designated Officer forms the opinion that property is Unsightly INSPECTOR Property, the Designated Officer may issue a written direction to the owner or occupier of the property. The direction may require the owner or occupier of the Unsightly Property to improve the appearance of the property in the manner specified and shall state a time within which the person must comply with the direction
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