Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 25(a) — Neighbourhood Liveability By-law
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reside in;
- (b) use as a shelter; or
- (c) store his or her clothing or personal effects in for the purpose of living in; an automobile, mobile home, recreational vehicle, camper, tent or other temporary structure. 27(2) It is not a contravention of subsection (1) if a person does any of the things set out in subsection (1) for a period of not more than three days or for a longer period with the written permission of a designated employee. 27(3) A designated employee may issue permission under subsection (2) only if, and to the extent that, the person doing any of the things set out in subsection (1) will not result in a nuisance or an unsanitary condition. 27(4) A person must not
- (a) reside in;
- (b) use as a shelter; or
- (c) store his or her clothing or personal effects in for the purpose of living in; By-law No. 1/2008 22 all or any part of a building and the owner of property must not permit the use of, or rent or offer to rent, all or any part of a building for any of these purposes unless
- (a) the building is located on residential property;
- (b) the building has been designed and constructed or renovated for the purpose of human habitation; and
- (c) the building meets the standards set out in this By-law. General duties and obligations 28(1) All repairs to dwellings and accessory structures must be made in a manner accepted as good workmanship in the trade concerned, with materials suitable and sufficient for the purpose and in compliance with all applicable by-laws and regulations. 28(2) The owner and occupant of a dwelling or dwelling unit must:
- (a) limit the occupancy of the dwelling or dwelling unit to the maximum number of individuals permitted by this By-law or any other by-law;
- (b) maintain safe and unobstructed means of egress to the exterior of the dwelling;
- (c) maintain all required safety features and equipment in good working order;
- (d) maintain the floors, walls, ceilings, furnishings and fixtures in a clean and sanitary condition;
- (e) keep it free from rubbish, garbage and other debris or conditions which constitute a fire, accident or health hazard;
- (f) maintain all plumbing, cooking and refrigeration fixtures and appliances as well as other building equipment and storage facilities in a clean and sanitary condition and provide reasonable care in their operation and use. Nuisances and unsanitary conditions 29(1) repealed 72/2016 29(2) repealed 72/2016 29(3) repealed 72/2016 By-law No. 1/2008 23 Furnished accommodations
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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
- 25 The proceeds of the sale of a derelict vehicle may be used to offset the costs incurred by the City in enforcing this By-law, including removing and storing the derelict vehicle, and any balance remaining must be paid to the owner of the derelict vehicle or, if another person claims the balance, to the Court of Queen’s Bench to be paid out as the court orders
- 30 Where furnished accommodations are provided in any dwelling, all furniture, refrigerators, cooking appliances, beds, bedspreads, bedsprings, pillows, mattresses, bed linen, blankets, bed covers, blinds and curtains must be maintained in good repair and in a clean and sanitary condition
- 31 Exterior surfaces Exterior walls of a dwelling must be free of holes, breaks, loose or rotting boards or timbers and any other condition which might admit insects, rodents or pests to the interior of the wall or the interior space of the dwelling
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