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Saanich By-law 9487, s. 8.1 — In any instance where an owner or occupier of a parcel is not in compliance with this Bylaw or the conditions of a boulevard permit, the Director of Engineering or Director of Parks and Recreation may serve upon the owner or occupier notice that Saanich will be entitled to take the required action at the expense of the person given the notice if the owner or occupier does not take the action required to comply with the Bylaw or the boulevard permit within five (5) business days of the notice

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In any instance where an owner or occupier of a parcel is not in compliance with this Bylaw or the conditions of a boulevard permit, the Director of Engineering or Director of Parks and Recreation may serve upon the owner or occupier notice that Saanich will be entitled to take the required action at the expense of the person given the notice if the owner or occupier does not take the action required to comply with the Bylaw or the boulevard permit within five (5) business days of the notice.

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