Abbotsford By-law 3066, s. 65(2) — Street and Traffic Bylaw, 2021
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A contravention of a term or a condition of a permit is a contravention of this bylaw. Authority to require compliance 5 If a person subject to a requirement under this bylaw fails to meet the requirements under this bylaw, the City may
- (a) fulfill the requirement at the expense of the person, and
- (b) recover the costs incurred from that person as a debt. Recovery of fees and costs as special fees 6 If the City does work or provides services in relation to land or improvements, the City may recover the fees and costs incurred by the City as special fees in accordance with Division 14 [Recovery of Special Fees] of Part 7 [Municipal Revenue] of the Community Charter. Power to amend, suspend and revoke permits 7 The power of the general manager to issue an order or a permit includes the power to amend, suspend and revoke the order or the permit. Duty to give information 8 If a bylaw enforcement officer has reason to believe that a vehicle is in contravention of this bylaw, and so informs the owner or a person in the vehicle, at the request of the bylaw enforcement officer, the owner or the person must give all information in the power of that
owner or that person relating to the identification of the owner or the driver of the vehicle at the relevant time or during the relevant period. Reconsideration 9 A person who is subject to a decision or an order under this bylaw may apply for reconsideration of that decision or that order by the council in accordance with the Appeal Procedure Bylaw. Infrastructure inspection policy
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- 65(a)
- 65(2)
- 10 The City relies solely on reports by City employees and members of the public of observed defects for the maintenance of City facilities, including roadways, laneways, trails, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, multi-use pathways, curbs, gutters and installations placed within a roadway, laneway, bicycle lane, or sidewalk, which are part of the sanitary or storm sewer, drainage or water utility system, including facilities within a park or a public recreation area
- 10.1 If the general manager determines that an owner or occupier of a property next to a highway, or which affects a highway, has contravened a requirement of this bylaw, the general manager may, by personal service or registered mail, issue a written order to an owner or occupier of the property, which order shall specify
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