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Kelowna By-law 11500, s. 4.3(a) — Without limiting the generality of section 4.2 of this bylaw, an owner or occupier of real property must not

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Without limiting the generality of section 4.2 of this bylaw, an owner or occupier of real property must not:

  • permit an accumulation of water, filth or rubbish on the real property;
  • (b) keep a derelict vehicle of any sort, including but not limited to a motor vehicle, vehicle, boat or trailer

except as part of a lawful business operating under a license from the City;

  • (c) permit the accumulation on the real property of noxious, offensive or unwholesome materials, substances or objects;
  • (d) Except when specified as a permitted use in the Zoning Bylaw, allow or permit an accumulation of building materials on the real property for more than fifteen (15) days unless:
  • (i) the owner of the real property is in possession of a valid building permit; or
  • (ii) the building materials are stored in a closed building or structure such that they are not visible from another parcel or a public space.

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