Brampton By-law 317-2012, s. 30 — An Officer may, at any reasonable time, enter on land and inspect any land to determine whether this by-law, an Order under this by-law, a condition to a Permit, or a court Order under Section 431 of the Act is being complied with
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An Officer may, at any reasonable time, enter on land and inspect any land to determine whether this by-law, an Order under this by-law, a condition to a Permit, or a court Order under Section 431 of the Act is being complied with.
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- 28 Where service cannot be carried out in accordance with the process in Section 26 of this by-law, the Officer shall place a placard containing the terms of the Order in a conspicuous place on the Owner’s property, and the placing of the placard shall be deemed to be sufficient service of the Order on the Person or persons to whom the Order is directed
- 29 The provisions of this by-law may be enforced by an Officer of the City
- 31 An Officer performing a duty under this by-law may be accompanied by a person under his direction
- 32
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