Kelowna By-law 11500, s. 10.3(a) — An order to comply may be served on an owner or occupier of real property and is deemed to be served when the City has
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An order to comply may be served on an owner or occupier of real property and is deemed to be served when the City has:
- mailed, by registered mail, a copy of the order to comply to the address of the owner shown on last revised real property assessment roll;
- (b) delivered a copy of the order to comply to the owner of the real property at the address shown on the last revised real property assessment roll;
- (c) placed the order to comply in a mailbox or other receptacle for the receipt of mail on the real property; or
- (d) posted a copy of the order to comply on the real property.
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- 10.2(a)
- 10.3 An order to comply may be served on an owner or occupier of real property and is deemed to be served when the City has
- 10.4
- 10.5 If the nuisance or non-compliance in an order to comply has not been remedied by the date specified therein set out and the owner has had an opportunity to be heard in respect of the matter, the City, by its employees, contractors and agents may enter the real property and effect compliance with the order to comply at the expense of the owner. The bylaw supervisor shall certify to the revenue supervisor all costs incurred by the City in effecting compliance, and such costs shall constitute a debt due and owing by December 31 in the year compliance was effected and, if unpaid by December 31, the cost shall be added to and form part of the taxes for the real property as taxes in arrears
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