Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 104(a) — Neighbourhood Liveability By-law
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the Chief Administrative Officer of the City;
- (b) the Chief Financial Officer of the City;
- (c) the Director of Planning, Property and Development; and
- (d) the Director of Water and Waste; or their delegates. 105(2) The Chief Administrative Officer of the City or his or her designate shall serve as the Chair of the hearing body referred to in subsection (1) and the Chief Financial Officer of the City or his or her designate shall be the vice-chairperson. 105(3) The hearing body referred to in subsection (1) shall sit in panels of three members selected by the chairperson. 105(4) Sections 54.10 and 54.11 of the Procedure By-law apply to hearings conducted under this section and the hearing body may adopt other rules of practice and procedure. Administration fee for appeals 106(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), an administration fee of $250.00 is hereby imposed for an appeal made under section 104 and 105. 106(2) An appeal may not be accepted by the City Clerk until the fee imposed by subsection (1) has been paid to the City Clerk. 106(3)The appeal body hearing the appeal may order the administration fee referred to in subsection (1) to be refunded to the appellant if the appeal has been made in good faith and has some merit. Notice of appeals to be posted 106.1(1)
Where the owner of property has appealed an order or decision made under this By-law in respect of that property, the owner must, at least seven days prior to the hearing date of the appeal, post in a conspicuous place on the property for at least seven consecutive days a notice setting out the date, time and subject matter of the appeal, as well as the hearing body for the appeal, as directed by the designated employee. A failure to comply with this provision invalidates the appeal and it must not be heard by the hearing body for the appeal. added 85/2019 By-law No. 1/2008 69 106.1(2) The designated employee is authorized to direct the posting of notices as required by subsection (1), and, without restricting this general power, is authorized to prescribe particular or standard forms for the notice, the information to be set out on a particular notice and the location on properties where the notice is to be posted. added 85/2019 DIVISION 3 - MISCELLANEOUS Powers of designated employees and enforcement officers
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Related sections
- 101(a)
- 104 Subject to section 105, where an appeal from an order or decision under this By-law is authorized by The City of Winnipeg Charter, the appeal may be made to the Standing Policy Committee on Community Services in accordance with The City of Winnipeg Charter
- 107 Designated employees and enforcement officers to whom these powers have been delegated may conduct inspections and take steps to administer and enforce this By-law or remedy a contravention of this By-law and to provide services or do work in accordance with The City of Winnipeg Charter and, for these purposes, have the powers of a “designated employee” under The City of Winnipeg Charter
- 107(a)
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