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Kingston By-law 2010-128, s. 9.11 — If a person who fails to remove an unauthorized encroachment by the date specified in the notice given under section 9.9 is the registered owner of property within the City of Kingston, the City of Kingston may add the amount of the costs incurred by the City of Kingston in removing the unauthorized encroachment to the tax roll for that property and may collect the amount in the same manner as taxes

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If a person who fails to remove an unauthorized encroachment by the date specified in the notice given under section 9.9 is the registered owner of property within the City of Kingston, the City of Kingston may add the amount of the costs incurred by the City of Kingston in removing the unauthorized encroachment to the tax roll for that property and may collect the amount in the same manner as taxes.

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