Winnipeg By-law 1481/77, s. 5.03.02 — Streets By-law
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Notwithstanding the Encroachment By-law, but subject to payment of any fee established by Council, the Director may issue a permit authorizing the owner or occupant of a non-residential building to place and maintain within the street adjacent to or near the building one or more containers for the purposes of solid waste collection. The permit may only be issued with respect to a building that existed on August 1, 2012 and where no reasonable alternative location for the container exists.
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- 5.02.05 The Director must refund the deposit required under subsection 5.02.01 or the remainder of the deposit to the applicant as soon as reasonably possible after the activity has been concluded
- 5.03.01 In this subsection, “non -residential” means any building other than a building occupied solely by seven or fewer residential units. It includes a building with no residential units, a mixed-use building, and a building occupied by more than seven residential units
- 5.03.03 The Director may impose reasonable conditions on the permit to accommodate relevant factors, such as the ability to collect solid waste from the container, the safe and efficient movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic, access to structures within and under the street, fire prevention and fire fighting, and maintaining or improving the aesthetics of the street. Without limiting this power, these conditions may include a requirement to install or construct a pad under the container, to construct a structure to shield the container or to move the container to the specified location on the street only on days that are scheduled for solid waste collection
- 5.03.04
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