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Winnipeg By-law 35/2017, s. 73.1 — In this Part “disaster” has the same meaning as under the Act

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In this Part “disaster” has the same meaning as under the Act;

“eligible vacant building fire” means any fire that caused a person to incur original fees; “fire protection service fees” means such fees as may be established by Council in accordance with section 74, and also includes the fees established under section 78; “original fees” means the fees established by Council and formerly enforced through Division 3.2 and Schedule E of the Vacant Buildings By-law No. 79/2010; “owner” has the same meaning as under the Vacant Buildings By-law No. 79/2010; “Schedule A inspection” means an inspection conducted pursuant to section 15(2) of the Vacant Buildings By-law No. 79/2010; and “vacant” has the same meaning as under the Vacant Buildings By-law No. 79/2010. Fire Protection Service Fees established 74 Subject to this Part, when a fire occurs at a vacant building, the owner of that vacant building shall be required to pay such fire protection service fees as may be established by Council from time-to-time. By-law No. 35/2017 28 Exemptions from Fire Protection Service Fees

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