Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.8.1 — Sidewalks - occupied building - owner With respect to every occupied building, including office buildings, buildings of multiple occupancy and government buildings, the owner shall clear away and remove the snow and ice from all public sidewalks on highways in front of, alongside or at the rear of such buildings, as soon as reasonably practicable after every snow fall and in any event, within twenty-four hours. By-law 120-2004, 21 June, 2004
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Sidewalks - occupied building - owner With respect to every occupied building, including office buildings, buildings of multiple occupancy and government buildings, the owner shall clear away and remove the snow and ice from all public sidewalks on highways in front of, alongside or at the rear of such buildings, as soon as reasonably practicable after every snow fall and in any event, within twenty-four hours. By-law 120-2004, 21 June, 2004.
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- 614.7.3 Barricades - detour signs - warning device While a highway or portion thereof is closed to traffic there shall be erected at the end of the highway or portion thereof, and where an alternative route deviates therefrom, a barricade upon which an adequate warning device shall be exposed and in good working order continuously from sunset until sunrise. By-law 29-78, 13 March, 1978
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- 614.8.2 Repealed
- 614.8.3 Sidewalks - unoccupied buildings - lots - owner The owner shall be responsible for the cleaning and removal of all snow and ice from public sidewalks in front of, alongside or at the rear of any unoccupied building or vacant lot or parking lots within twenty-four hours after every snow fall. By-law 29-78, 13 March, 1978
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