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Saanich By-law 9487, s. 7.1(a) — Boulevard Regulation Bylaw

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Every boulevard for which a boulevard permit is issued shall be maintained by the

owner or occupier in accordance with all applicable requirements of this Bylaw;

  • (b) Only the landscaping or other activity or thing specifically authorized by the boulevard permit shall be carried out, and no other, unless otherwise permitted under this Bylaw;
  • (c) Any landscaping authorized by the boulevard permit shall be limited to the approved boulevard plantings list attached to this Bylaw as Schedule “B”, or any other shrub, grass or plant approved in writing by the Director of Parks and Recreation;
  • (d) No landscaping or other activity or thing authorized by the boulevard permit shall fill in or interfere with any pipe, conduit or other utility, ditch, rain garden, swale, water control curb or other drainage structure, or any other property of Saanich or another public body;
  • (e) No landscaping or other activity or thing authorized by the boulevard permit shall cause damage to any tree, its roots, trunk or canopy;
  • (f) The owner or occupier is responsible for locating property lines as well as all underground utilities prior to digging;
  • (g) The owner or occupier is solely liable for any claims regarding injury or damage to persons or property that may result from the landscaping or other activity or thing authorized by the boulevard permit;
  • (h) Any construction, installation or planting authorized by a boulevard permit shall be completed within twelve months of issuance of the boulevard permit. PART 8 - Municipal Action

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