Barrie By-law 2018-029, s. 21.1.2.0.0 — Upon receipt of such notice, the owner of the lands, the owner of the sign, or the occupant of the premises at which the sign is located shall either repair the sign in accordance with the notice, or remove the sign within the time limit set out in the notice. If the owner of the lands, or the owner of the sign, or the occupant of the premises at which the sign is located fails to comply with the requirements of such notice, then the Chief Building Official or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may order such removal or repair to be carried out and the cost of such work may be recovered from the owner of the land in a like manner as municipal taxes
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Upon receipt of such notice, the owner of the lands, the owner of the sign, or the occupant of the premises at which the sign is located shall either repair the sign in accordance with the notice, or remove the sign within the time limit set out in the notice. If the owner of the lands, or the owner of the sign, or the occupant of the premises at which the sign is located fails to comply with the requirements of such notice, then the Chief Building Official or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may order such removal or repair to be carried out and the cost of such work may be recovered from the owner of the land in a like manner as municipal taxes.
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- 21.1.0.0.0 Unsafe Signs
- 21.1.1.0.0 Where, in the opinion of the Chief Building Official or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, a sign is deemed to be unsafe, notice shall be sent by registered mail or delivered in person to the last known address of the owner of the lands upon which the sign is located, or to the owner of the sign, if known, or to the occupants of the premises at which the sign is located, specifying the unsafe nature of the sign and directing that the sign be repaired to the satisfaction of the Chief Building Official or a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or be removed from the lands, and shall include time limits for taking such action
- 21.2.0.0.0 Non-Conforming Signs
- 21.2.1.0.0 Prior to the passage of By-law 99-36 on February 8, 1999, any sign legally located, in accordance with all other by-laws and legislation enforceable in the City of Barrie on or before the day of the enactment of this Section may remain and continue to be used and maintained notwithstanding that it does not conform with the applicable provisions of this section provided that such sign shall not be altered or relocated for any reason whatsoever, unless such sign is then brought into conformity with the provisions of this section in all respects
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