Abbotsford By-law 3068, s. 21(3) — Good Neighbour Bylaw, 2024
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Within 90 days of the receipt, by the general manager, of the written certification referred to in subsection (1) (c), the owner of the property must complete the following:
- (a) notify all prospective occupiers of the property that the property was used as a controlled substance property and that the requirements of this bylaw were met;
- (b) if there was any alteration to the property,
- (i) obtain a building permit from the City for any existing or proposed alteration for which a permit is required under the Building Bylaw,
- (ii) ensure the property complies with the health and safety requirements of
- (A) the BC Building Code,
- (B) this bylaw, and
- (C) all other health and safety requirements established by law, and
- (iii) obtain a re-occupancy permit following any necessary repairs.
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