Saanich By-law 9487, s. 3.1 — PART 3 - Prohibitions
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PART 3 - Prohibitions
No person shall do any of the following within or upon any boulevard:
- a) deposit any waste, litter, paper, glass, tin cans, offensive matter or any other substance of any kind, except in receptacles provided for such purposes;
- b) injure, remove, deface or in any way destroy any notices, signs, or regulations affixed by order or permission of Saanich;
- c) willfully or carelessly damage the boulevard, or any wall, rain garden, fence, street light, street furniture or any other improvement upon or within the boulevard;
- d) cut, prune, break, remove or injure or in any way destroy any tree;
- e) except as necessary to comply with section 4.1(d) of this Bylaw, cut, prune, break, remove or injure or in any way destroy any native vegetation;
- f) plant a tree;
- g) except as authorized by a permit issued under another bylaw of Saanich, install, remove or damage a pipe, culvert, ditch, swale or watercourse.
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Related sections
- 2.2(a)
- 2.3 The obligations to maintain boulevards as specified in section 4.1 do not apply where, in the opinion of the Director of Engineering, the owner or occupier of a parcel is unable to access the boulevard due to steep grades, or the size of the boulevard is unreasonably large for the property owner to maintain, or the boulevard forms part of a protected watercourse or consists primarily of native vegetation, provided that the foregoing exception does not apply in circumstances where the owner or occupier of the parcel, or a previous owner or occupier, has altered the parcel or the boulevard to the detriment of the owner’s or occupier’s ability to access or maintain the boulevard
- 3.2 An owner or occupier of a parcel abutting a boulevard may request that Saanich plant a tree in a boulevard, which request Saanich may grant or deny in its sole and unfettered discretion
- 4.1 PART 4 - Obligations of Owners and Occupiers Every owner or occupier of a parcel must, with respect to any boulevard abutting the parcel
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