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Brampton By-law 172-2006, s. 1 — Compile evidence to support the charge that payment has not been received from the adjoining landowner (defendant). You will have to prove that you correctly followed the steps set out in the by-law. Examples of evidence may include, but are not limited to

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Compile evidence to support the charge that payment has not been received from the adjoining landowner (defendant). You will have to prove that you correctly followed the steps set out in the by-law. Examples of evidence may include, but are not limited to:

  • • Certified copy of Division Fence By-law 172-2006 (may be obtained from the City Clerk’s Department located on the main floor of Brampton City Hall). • Copy of Notice of Intent (letter #1) and Notice of Completion (letter #2) • Quotes obtained for construction of the fence • Photographs detailing completion of the work • Certified Tax Assessment Roll (to prove ownership of property)

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