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Kingston By-law 2007-136, s. 4.2 — For the purposes of Subsection 4.1, "clean and cleared up" includes the following

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For the purposes of Subsection 4.1, "clean and cleared up" includes the following:

  • keeping the grounds, yard or vacant land clear of turfgrass that exceeds 20 centimeters (eight inches) in height; keeping the grounds, yard or vacant land free from any prohibited plant; ensuring vegetative growth on the grounds, yard or vacant land does not obstruct sidewalks or roadways; ensuring that vegetative growth on the grounds, yard or vacant land does not restrict driver and pedestrian sight lines at intersections, driveways, sidewalks, and walkways, or visibility to all traffic control devices; removing dead or damaged trees and branches on the grounds, yard or vacant land that are determined by the Director to create a health or safety concern; keeping the grounds, yard or vacant land free of ruts or holes that are determined by the Director to create a health or safety concern; keeping the grounds, yard or vacant land free from soil erosion by covering the ground with a suitable covering, such as turfgrass, gravel, asphalt, ground cover, cultivated flowers or plants; and keeping the grounds, yard or vacant land free of dog feces or other animal feces;

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