Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 21(a) — Neighbourhood Liveability By-law
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the owner of the derelict vehicle, if known; and By-law No. 1/2008 20
- (b) the owner or occupant of the private property on which the derelict vehicle was situated; of the removal by personal service, or by sending it by registered mail or delivery to an address determined in accordance with this By-law. 22(3) The notice of the removal of a derelict vehicle required by subsection (2) must:
- (a) describe the derelict vehicle and the location from which it was removed;
- (b) identify the place of impoundment to which it has been removed;
- (c) set out the costs that must be paid before the derelict vehicle may be returned to the owner; and
- (d) advise that a failure to redeem the derelict vehicle by paying the costs could result in the derelict vehicle being disposed of by the City of Winnipeg. Redemption of derelict vehicle
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- 19 This Division applies to all residential and non-residential properties in the City of Winnipeg except a property that is the subject of a subsisting licence issued by the City of Winnipeg as a scrap yard or used material yard
- 21 Compliance orders Any order to remedy a contravention of section 20 (prohibition on storing derelict vehicles on property) must provide a date for compliance at least thirty days after the date the order was served
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- 24 If a derelict vehicle has not been redeemed by the owner within 10 days after has been removed, the designated employee may dispose of the derelict vehicle and may execute a bill of sale to the purchaser of the derelict vehicle
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