Caledon By-law 2024-048, s. 5.5 — Any employing or using equipment in making excavations for building and related purposes, and in conveying earth, rubbish or other material from such excavations, or from any other place along a under the jurisdiction of the TOWN, or in any operation involving the passage of such equipment to and from any site, whether for building purposes or otherwise, shall at once remove from the HIGHWAY, all earth, rubbish or other material that may fall from the wheels of, or from such equipment
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Any employing or using equipment in making excavations for building and related purposes, and in conveying earth, rubbish or other material from such excavations, or from any other place along a under the jurisdiction of the TOWN, or in any operation involving the passage of such equipment to and from any site, whether for building purposes or otherwise, shall at once remove from the HIGHWAY, all earth, rubbish or other material that may fall from the wheels of, or from such equipment.
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- 5.6 The may give to any who has obstructed, encumbered or damaged or permitted to be obstructed, encumbered or damaged, any or bridge under the jurisdiction of the TOWN, notice in writing requiring the removal of earth, rubbish, other material or obstruction from the of the within twelve (12) hours or, immediately, if deemed a safety hazard, and notifying such that in default of compliance with the said notice, the will perform the work at that PERSON ’s expense
- 5.7 In the event that such does not comply with the direction in the notice, the TOWN may perform the work or cause it to be done, and the cost thereof may be recovered from such by court action or the same may be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes
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