Burlington By-law 049-2022, s. 1.1(i) — Lot Maintenance By-law

rubbish, filth, garbage, ashes, bottles, cans, cartons, clothing, toys, packing materials, paper;

• (ii) animal feces, carcasses and droppings;
• (iii) broken or discarded material;
• (iv) disconnected appliances and parts of such appliances;
• (v) indoor furniture and household effects;
• (vi) inoperative machinery or mechanical equipment, parts of such machinery not packaged for immediate shipment or parts of vehicles not packaged for immediate shipment, including worn automobile tires, used oil, and automobile parts;
• (vii) material resulting from construction, demolition, repair or renovation projects, including soil or rock fill;
• (viii) piping, ducting, tubing, conduits, cable, wire and fittings or related accessories not packaged for immediate shipment;
• (ix) vegetative waste, leaves, soot, tree or shrub trimmings, garden waste, stumps, branches and other similar natural or vegetative waste; or,
• (x) waste lumber; and, “wildlife ” means an animal that belongs to a species that is wild by nature, but does not include an animal that is kept in accordance with;
• (i) the City’s Animal Control by-law;
• (ii) research undertaken by a university, college or similar provincially or federally recognized research institution. PART 2 – APPLICATION OF BY-LAW