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Saskatoon By-law 8463, s. 3(a) — The Sidewalk Clearing Bylaw, 2005

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“adjacent property” means a parcel of land owned by a private property

owner nearest the sidewalk;

  • (b) “boulevard” means the area between the edge of the portion of the street intended for vehicular traffic and the property line of the adjacent property, not including the sidewalk;
  • (c) “debris” includes loose dirt, mud or organic material likely to interfere with pedestrian traffic;
  • (d) “non-residential property” means land, improvements or both used for institutional, commercial or industrial purposes or for purposes other than human habitation or use and enjoyment as a place of residence for individuals, whether on a permanent basis or not;
  • (e) “occupant” means an occupant as defined in The Cities Act; Page 2
  • (f) “owner” means an owner as defined in The Cities Act;
  • (g) “roadway” means that part of a street adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by vehicles;
  • (h) “sidewalk” means that part of the street adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by pedestrians.

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