Barrie By-law 2025-091, s. 1.5.55 — “Pathological Waste” means those items set out in Schedule "D"
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“Pathological Waste” means those items set out in Schedule "D".
By-law 2025-091 6 OFFICE CONSOLIDATION The Corporation of the City of Barrie Waste Management By-law
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- 1.5.53 "Owner” means the registered owner of the lands or premises or the person as defined by this By- law or his authorized agent in lawful control of the premises, building or occupancy including but not limited to a lessee, tenant or occupant of an Eligible Property located within the geographic boundaries of the City of Barrie
- 1.5.54 “Ownership of Waste” means each property shall have responsibility for their own Waste. This requires that each property receiving Municipal Collection Services has their own Collection Point for Waste in front of the unit/property, at the end of their own driveway or at a designated Common Collection Point
- 1.5.56 “Person” means an owner as defined in this By-law or any individual, corporation, partnership, company, association or party and the heirs, executors, administrators, or other legal representative of such person, to whom the context can apply according to law; shall include any group of persons comprising a society or other organizations and shall include the plural wherein the context requires. Wherever the word “he” or “him” is used, it shall mean and include the feminine or neutral gender wherever the context so requires
- 1.5.57 "Pet Waste" means feces from any household pet including but not limited to dogs, cats, and birds, and includes Plant-based Kitty Litter, animal bedding, and certified compostable bags but does not include pee pads, tray liners, or plastic bags, etc
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