Winnipeg : Règlement no 35/2017, art. 64(a) — Fire Prevention By-law

if the person to be served is the owner of real property, the address maintained by the tax collector for the purpose of issuing the tax notice for that property; By-law No. 35/2017 5

• (b) if the person to be served is the occupant of real property, the street address for that property; or
• (c) if the person to be served has within the previous 12 months provided his or her address in an application for a permit, license, waiver, refund, or opt-in under this By-law, the address provided in the application. amended 126/2024 PART 2 PERMITS 8 Permits issued by designated employee 8 Any permit required under this By-law must be issued by a designated employee. 9 Permit may be subject to conditions 9 A permit may be issued subject to reasonable conditions designed to reduce, eliminate or mitigate nuisances or hazards to people or property associated with the activity. 10 Refusal to issue permits 10(1) The designated employee may refuse to issue a permit where
• (a) the designated employee determines that the activity cannot be conducted without violating this By-law, another by-law of the City or a provincial or federal statutory provision;
• (b) the designated employee determines that the applicant lacks the skills and knowledge necessary to conduct the activity safely and in compliance with this By-law, other relevant by-laws of the City or relevant provincial or federal statutory provisions;
• (c) the designated employee determines that no conditions can be imposed that would allow the activity to be conducted safely;
• (d) the applicant is neither in legal possession of the property on which the activity is to take place nor has written permission from the occupant of the property to conduct the activity;
• (e) the applicant has been found guilty of failing to comply with conditions imposed on a similar permit or this By-law or other relevant by-laws within the past year;
• (f) a similar permit issued to the applicant has been revoked within the past year; or
• (g) the applicant is not eighteen years of age or older. 10(2) A permit may be withheld until and unless a designated employee has inspected and approved the location at which the activity is proposed to take place. By-law No. 35/2017 6 11 Permit may be flexible