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Cambridge By-law 191-03, s. 5 — Upon the expiry of such 14 day period, if the sign has not been made to comply with this by-law or has not been removed by the owner, the By-law Enforcement Officer may cause such sign to be pulled down or removed at the expense of the owner of the sign. Any costs incurred by the City may be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes on the property where the sign was located or may be recovered by action pursuant to the Municipal Act

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Upon the expiry of such 14 day period, if the sign has not been made to comply with this by-law or has not been removed by the owner, the By-law Enforcement Officer may cause such sign to be pulled down or removed at the expense of the owner of the sign. Any costs incurred by the City may be recovered in like manner as municipal taxes on the property where the sign was located or may be recovered by action pursuant to the Municipal Act.

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