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Abbotsford By-law 3068, s. 7(2) — Good Neighbour Bylaw, 2024

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An owner or occupier of a property must ensure that

  • (a) a building or structure on the property does not fall into such a state of disrepair that it becomes unsightly or creates a hazard, danger, nuisance, or inconvenience to the general public;
  • (b) a fence, a retaining wall, or a wood tie located on the property and adjacent to a street or public place is not
  • (i) unstable,
  • (ii) unsafe,
  • (iii) rotting,
  • (iv) crumbling,
  • (v) cracking,
  • (vi) leaning,
  • (vii) peeling, or
  • (viii) rusting. Noxious weeds

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