Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 86 — In this Part “adjacent”, when referring to the proximity of boulevards to private property, includes boulevards that are separated from private property by sidewalks

In this Part “adjacent”, when referring to the proximity of boulevards to private property, includes boulevards that are separated from private property by sidewalks;

“shrub” means a woody plant smaller than a tree and having a very short stem with low branches; “tree” means any species of woody plant which, at maturity, is usually 5 or more metres in height, having one or more self-supporting trunks and includes the roots, branches, trunk, crown and all parts thereof. Obligation to maintain boulevard 87(1) Subject to the provisions of this section and section 88, the owner and occupant of property adjacent to a boulevard are each responsible for maintaining that portion of the boulevard that is adjacent to the property and are each guilty of an offence under this By-law for failing to do so. amended 176/2008 87(2) The obligation imposed in subsection (1) includes the obligation to ensure that no aspect of the boulevard nor anything located on the boulevard contravenes the restrictions on non-standard boulevard treatments set out subsection 89(3) or, alternatively, that the boulevard fully complies with a permit issued under section 90. amended 176/2008 87(3) The obligation imposed in subsection (1) includes the obligation to