Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.4.2(a) — Maintained - neat and tidy - defined Every yard, including vacant lots shall be kept clean and free from
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Maintained - neat and tidy - defined Every yard, including vacant lots shall be kept clean and free from:
- rubbish, garbage, brush, waste, litter and debris;
- (b) injurious insects, termites, rodents, vermin and other pests;
- (c) long grass, brush, undergrowth, noxious weeds and excessive growth of other weeds, as defined by the Weed Control Act;
- (d) ground cover, hedges and brushes which are unreasonably overgrown in relation to the neighbouring environment;
- (e) dead, decayed or damaged trees or other natural growth and the branches and limbs thereof which create an unsafe condition;
- (f) wrecked, dismantled, inoperative or unlicensed motor vehicles or trailers, except those in an establishment which is licensed or authorized to conduct or operate a wrecking business and then only if the vehicles or trailers are kept in a manner to avoid an unsafe or unsightly condition;
- (g) dilapidated or collapsed structures or erections, and includes the filling or protecting of any unprotected well or excavation. By-law 102-2003, 20 May, 2003; By-law 197-2005, 30 November, 2005; By-law 3-2012, 23 January, 2012.
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- 465.4.1 Maintained - neat - tidy Exterior property areas shall be maintained in a neat and tidy condition so as not to detract from the neighbouring environment or present a hazard to any person. By-law 102-2003, 20 May, 2003
- 465.4.2 Maintained - neat and tidy - defined Every yard, including vacant lots shall be kept clean and free from
- 465.4.3 Property - storage - materials - no immediate use No machinery or parts thereof, or other object, or material, not associated with the normal occupancy and use of a property, including among other things, appliances, fixtures, paper, cartons, boxes, or building materials such as lumber, masonry material or glass, other than that intended for immediate use on the property, shall be stored or allowed to remain in an exterior property area. By-law 102-2003, 26 May, 2003
- 465.4.4 Driveways - parking - walkways - maintained - safe All areas used for vehicular traffic and parking shall have a stable surface covering of asphalt, concrete, or compacted stone or gravel or other hard surfaced material, or a combination thereof and shall be kept in good repair free of dirt and litter and shall be treated to prevent the raising of dust or loose particles
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