Richmond By-law 8057, s. 6.3.1 — In the event that a person having received notice under Section 6.2 fails within the time specified therein to remedy such breach, the City or its appointed 8253581 Bylaw 8057 Page 21 agents may enter upon the lands or any part thereof and carry out the works required to remedy the breach, and the expense of doing so shall be paid by the person in breach and, if not paid within 90 days, the expense, with interest at the prescribed rate and costs, shall be recovered from the owner of the lands in the same manner as municipal taxes
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In the event that a person having received notice under Section 6.2 fails within the time specified therein to remedy such breach, the City or its appointed 8253581 Bylaw 8057 Page 21 agents may enter upon the lands or any part thereof and carry out the works required to remedy the breach, and the expense of doing so shall be paid by the person in breach and, if not paid within 90 days, the expense, with interest at the prescribed rate and costs, shall be recovered from the owner of the lands in the same manner as municipal taxes.
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- 6.2.2 The Director may give notice, in the form established in Schedule “C”, to any person of a breach of, or non-compliance with, any of the provisions of this bylaw or a permit issued under this bylaw, and such person shall immediately cease all works requiring the tree protection barrier(s) until such breach or non-compliance is remedied to the satisfaction of the Director, and every owner of lands shall refuse to suffer or permit further works upon the owner’s parcel until such time as the breach or non-compliance is remedied to the satisfaction of the Director
- 6.3 Failure to Remedy Non-compliance
- 6.3.2 In the event that the City has drawn down on a security deposit and has elected to plant any of the related replacement trees on the parcel p ursuant to Section 4.4.2, 5.2.7(a), or 7.6(c), the City or its appointed agents may enter upon the parcel or any part thereof, or upon any adjacent property on which retained trees were damaged, cut or removed, as applicable, notwithstanding the expiry of any related permit or the change in ownership of any parcel, to carry out the planting of such replacement trees
- 6.4 Suspension or Cancellation of Permit
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