Brantford By-law 440, s. 440.1.5 — Core area - defined “core area” means both sides of the following streets within the City of Brantford
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Core area - defined “core area” means both sides of the following streets within the City of Brantford:
- a) Colborne Street from Brant Avenue to Brock Street
- b) Dalhousie Street from Brant Avenue to Clarence Street
- c) Darling Street from King Street to Clarence Street Water
- d) Street front Market Street to its westerly limit Wharfe Street
- e) from Market Street to Colborne Street King Street from
- f) Colborne Street to Darling Street Queen Street from
- g) Colborne Street to Darling Street Market Street from
- h) Dalhousie Street to West Street George Street from
- i) Dalhousie Street to Darling Street Charlotte Street from
- j) Colborne Street to Darling Street Bridge Street from
- k) Dalhousie Street to Darling Street. By-law 151-92, 13 October, 1992; By-law 152-2001, 24 September, GARBAGE - COLLECTION – REMOVAL 2001.
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- 440.1.3 Compostable materials - defined “compostable materials” means the varieties of solid waste listed in Schedule ‘D’. By-law 151-92, 13 October, 1992
- 440.1.4 Condominium Corporation - defined “condominium corporation” means a validly subsisting corporation under the laws of Ontario that has entered into an agreement with the City of Brantford for the provision of solid waste and recycling material collection services. By-law 116-2005, 20 June, 2005
- 440.1.6 Dwelling - defined “dwelling” means as defined by the City of Brantford Municipal Zoning By-law
- 440.1.7 Dwelling unit - defined “dwelling unit” means as defined by the City of Brantford Municipal Zoning By-law. By-law 116-2005, 20 June 2005
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