Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.8.8 — Repealed
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- By-law 120-2004, 21 June, 2004
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- 614.8.6 Roofs - unoccupied buildings - removal by owner The owners of every unoccupied building having a roof or other structure from which snow and ice night fall upon any highway or other place to which the public has access shall be responsible for the removal of snow and ice from such roof or other structure whenever OPERATIONS - ON CITY ROADS there is sufficient accumulation which might constitute a hazard to the general public
- 614.8.7 Removal - obstruction - prohibited In the clearing away and removal of snow and ice from sidewalks or roofs or other structures, no snow or ice shall be deposited in such a manner as to obstruct drainage to any drain or sewer, or so as to obstruct access to any fire hydrant, and no snow or ice shall be deposited upon the travelled portion of the highway, except where no reasonable alternative site is available and in no event shall such snow or ice be placed so as to interfere with the safe passage of vehicles, or obstruct the visibility of vehicle operators
- 614.8.9 Not removed - removal by City - owner’s expense Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 614.24.1 through 614.24.4 inclusive, upon the failure of the person required to remove the snow and ice as provided in this Chapter the Engineer in lieu of or in addition to any other remedy provided by the Chapter is authorized to clear away and remove snow and ice at the expense of the owner and in default of payment upon demand, the amount incurred in removal of snow and ice shall be recovered from the owner by action in any competent court or be added by the Clerk to the Collector’s roll and collected as municipal taxes against land
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