Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 14 — Accessory structures, including fences, must be maintained in a condition that is

Accessory structures, including fences, must be maintained in a condition that is:

• (a) 14 Accessory structures, including fences, must be maintained in a condition that is: weather resistant, through the application of appropriate materials, including paint and preservatives; and
• (b) in good repair. Termite infestations 15(1) Where termites are found in, on or around any wooden structure, tree or tree stump, the owner must
• (a) treat the surrounding soil with an appropriate, registered insecticide capable of exterminating termites; and
• (b) remove or treat the structure, tree or tree stump to make it resistant to termites. 15(2) A structure that has been infested with termites must not be moved until a designated employee certifies that it is free of termites and that it is structurally capable of being moved. 15(3) A wooden structure may not be erected for a period of three years within 100 m of any area that has been infested with termites unless
• (a) the soil surrounding the structure to a depth lower than the foundation of the structure; and
• (b) the basement and lowest storey of the structure; have been treated with an insecticide capable of killing termites so that there is no access to the structure except through the treated soil. 15(4) The treatments required by subsections (1) and (3) must be applied by a pesticide applicator who holds a valid licence for this purpose. Pigeons 16(1) In this section "aviary" means a pen or run enclosed by wire immediately adjacent to a loft, into which pigeons can only enter directly from the loft; "loft" means a building, structure or coop in which pigeons are housed or kept; "racing pigeon" means a pigeon banded with a seamless, numbered leg band issued by an active racing club or association and raised for the purpose of racing; By-law No. 1/2008 17 "show pigeon" means a pigeon banded with a seamless, numbered leg band issued by an active show club or association and raised for the purpose of show. 16(2) The occupant of property must not keep pigeons or allow pigeons to be kept on the property unless authorized by an annual permit issued by a designated employee. 16(3) Subject to subsection (4), the occupant of property must ensure that no more than 40 pigeons over the age of one month are kept on a property unless specifically authorized by the annual permit. 16(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), up to 150 racing pigeons and show pigeons may be kept on a property. 16(5) The owner and occupant of property must ensure that pigeons kept on the property are contained within a loft which:
• (a) provides at least 0.2 square meters of floor space for each pigeon; amended 71/2012
• (b) is dry and well-ventilated;
• (c) is cleaned regularly, kept in a sanitary condition and is disinfected at least twice annually;
• (d) is not located within 6 m of a principal building on the property and is not located within 9 m of any other principal building. 16(6) Subject to subsection (7), the occupant of property must ensure that pigeons being kept on the property are contained within the loft and aviary. 16(7) Subsection (6) does not apply to
• (a) 20 or fewer racing pigeons and show pigeons released for exercise at any one time and supervised by a person located on the property to ensure that the pigeons do not roost on other properties;
• (b) racing pigeons returning to the loft from a supervised race or training flight. 16(8) Notwithstanding subsection (7), the occupant of property must not allow any pigeons being kept on the property from being released:
• (a) after 9:00 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays or statutory holidays; and
• (b) between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on any other day during the months of May, June, July, August and September. By-law No. 1/2008 18 Minimum heat in non-residential buildings 17(1) Subject to this section, the occupant of a non-residential building must ensure that areas of the building used for any business, trade or occupation are maintained at
• (a) a temperature of no less than 20 C (68°
• F) during the time that individuals employed by the business or engaged in a trade or occupation are present or are required to be in those areas; and
• (b) a temperature of no less than 15.5 C (60°
• F) at all other times. 17(2) Section (1) does not apply
• (a) to all or part of a building used for a business, trade or occupation which can only be properly or efficiently carried on in temperatures lower than 68° F;
• (b) during a period when a heating boiler is shut down at the request of the Manitoba Department of Labour for the purposes of an inspection under The Steam and Pressure Plant Act. Caretaker phone number to be posted when 3 or more dwelling units rented 17.1(1) Where three or more dwelling units are rented or offered for rent in a dwelling, the property owner must added 85/2019
• (a) appoint a property manager or caretaker for that property, who may be the property owner; and
• (b) post in a conspicuous place on the exterior of the building a permanent sign setting out the name of the property manager or caretaker for that property and a telephone number at which the property manager or caretaker can be reached or a voice mail left for him or her. 17.1(2) The property owner must ensure that the property manager or caretaker named on the sign referred to in subsection (1) returns a telephone call with respect to property concerns made to the posted number within 48 hours. added 85/2019 DIVISION 2 – DERELICT VEHICLES Definitions