Port Coquitlam By-law 4190, s. 8.2 — If an owner or occupier of real property fails to comply with the Bylaw Enforcement Officer’s Compliance Order within the time period specified in such notice, the City, by its workers or others, may, at all reasonable times and in a reasonable manner, enter the real property and bring about such compliance at the cost of the defaulting owner or other responsible person
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If an owner or occupier of real property fails to comply with the Bylaw Enforcement Officer’s Compliance Order within the time period specified in such notice, the City, by its workers or others, may, at all reasonable times and in a reasonable manner, enter the real property and bring about such compliance at the cost of the defaulting owner or other responsible person.
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- 8 COMPLIANCE ORDER
- 8.1 If an owner or occupier of real property fails to comply with a requirement of this Bylaw, then a Bylaw Enforcement Officer may issue an order requiring that an owner or occupier of the real property bring the real property into compliance with the provisions of this Bylaw within such time as a Bylaw Enforcement Officer considers appropriate in the circumstances
- 8.3 Such costs shall consist of all costs and expenses incurred by the City to achieve compliance with Section 6 of this Bylaw including, without limitation, administrative costs, costs to attend property by City employees or its contractors as stipulated in Schedule N, of the City’s Fees and Charges No. 3892 and the costs of removal, clean up and disposal
- 8.4 If an owner or occupier of real property defaults in paying the cost referred to in
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