Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 94 — In this Part “larval and pupal development site” includes a low-lying area, receptacle or any other place or thing that contains mosquitoes in the egg, larval or pupal stages of development or in which mosquitoes in those stages of development can reasonably be expected to be found in the appropriate environmental conditions

In this Part “larval and pupal development site” includes a low-lying area, receptacle or any other place or thing that contains mosquitoes in the egg, larval or pupal stages of development or in which mosquitoes in those stages of development can reasonably be expected to be found in the appropriate environmental conditions;

“larvicide” means any chemical or combination of chemicals, other compound or any material used for destroying mosquitoes at the larval stage of development; “low - lying area” means an area in which standing water is able to accumulate or other wet location where mosquitoes are or are likely to congregate or breed at any stage of development and includes pools, ponds, sloughs, lakes, and ditches, whether natural or created by humans, but does not include flowing rivers and streams; “mosquito” means any insect of the family classification of Culicidae in any stage of its development; “mosquito larva” means a mosquito in the larval stage of development; “property” does not include the interior of a building; “receptacle” means an object in which standing water can accumulate and in which mosquitoes can breed as a result of its location and position and includes but is not limited to such objects as basins, barrels, pots, cans, tarpaulins, swimming and wading pools, boats, canoes, spare tires and clogged eavestroughs and drainpipes.