Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.29.4 — Heritage properties – vacant Despite any other provision of this By-law or the Building Code Act, the owner of a vacant heritage property shall protect the heritage attributes of the property against the risk of fire, storm, neglect, intentional damage, or damage by other causes, by effectively preventing the entrance of elements, unauthorized persons, or the infestation of pests by boarding up and securing any openings to the building of the vacant heritage property. Securing heritage properties shall comply with the following requirements
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Heritage properties – vacant Despite any other provision of this By-law or the Building Code Act, the owner of a vacant heritage property shall protect the heritage attributes of the property against the risk of fire, storm, neglect, intentional damage, or damage by other causes, by effectively preventing the entrance of elements, unauthorized persons, or the infestation of pests by boarding up and securing any openings to the building of the vacant heritage property. Securing heritage properties shall comply with the following requirements:
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- 465.29.3 Heritage attributes – replaced
- 465.29.3(a) Heritage attributes – replaced
- 465.29.4(a)
- 465.29.5 Heritage properties – clearing – leveling Despite any other provision of this By-law, no building or structure located on a Part IV or Part V heritage property may be altered, demolished, removed, or relocated except in accordance with the Ontario Heritage Act. By-law 115-2018, July 24, 2018
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