Markham By-law 2023-164, s. 20 — If the work required by an order under this By-law is not performed by the Person within the specified period, the City, in addition to all other remedies it may have, may do the work at the Person’s expense and may enter upon the land at any reasonable time for this purpose
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If the work required by an order under this By-law is not performed by the Person within the specified period, the City, in addition to all other remedies it may have, may do the work at the Person’s expense and may enter upon the land at any reasonable time for this purpose.
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- 18 Where service of an order is made by regular mail, it shall be deemed effective on the fifth day after the date the order is mailed
- 19 In the event that service cannot be carried out for any reason, the Officer may place a placard containing the terms of the order in a conspicuous place on the lands where the subject Tree is/was situated and placement of the placard will be deemed sufficient service of the order
- 21 In the circumstance where there is a failure to replant a Tree as a condition of a Permit or as required by an order, the City may plant a replacement Tree on Public Lands and impose a fee on the Person for the cost of the Tree and for the cost of planting the Tree
- 22 If the costs for work performed by the City are not paid to the City within thirty (30) days of written demand, the City may recover the costs by action or by adding the costs, including interest, to the tax roll for the lands and may collect them in the same manner as municipal taxes
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