Edmonton By-law 14600, s. 18.1(3) — Community Standards Bylaw
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In determining if any odour, emission, smoke, vapour, dust or other airborne matter is reasonably likely to disturb another individual, the following criteria may be considered, but is not limited to:
- (a) the type, frequency, intensity or duration of the odour, emission, smoke, vapour, dust or other airborne matter;
- (b) the time of day and day of the week;
- (c) the weather and ambient conditions;
- (d) the proximity to neighbouring properties;
- (e) the nature and use of the surrounding area; and
- (f) the effects of the odour, emission, smoke, vapour, dust or other airborne matter. Bylaw 14600 Page 23 of 29 (S.2, Bylaw 18854, June 4, 2019) PROSECUTIONS 38.7 (1) A person may be found guilty of a contravention of section 38.6 whether or not the air quality, particulate level, or odour is measured.
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