Pickering By-law 7887/21, s. 17 — Property Standards By-law
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17. A tree that is dead, or part of a tree that is dead, or in a decayed or damaged condition and has been identified by a qualified arborist as a potential hazard to Persons or Property shall be removed as soon as possible.
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- 15 Plants, vegetation and grass shall be kept trimmed or maintained so as not to become a Nuisance. Heavy undergrowth and Noxious Weeds shall be controlled
- 16 Hedges, trees or other plantings shall be maintained in a living condition, and shall be removed within a reasonable time after their death
- 18 Residential Properties may have a maximum of two compost heaps, located in the rear yard, setback a minimum of 1m from the Property line, and not exceeding 1 square metre in area, no higher than 1.2 metres and kept on a Property in an enclosed structure of concrete blocks, lumber, metal or a commercial plastic compost container which does not allow offensive odours to effect the surrounding neighbourhood or attract rodents, vermin, pests or other animals to the Property
- 19 Accessory Buildings and Structures An Accessory Building or Structure shall be maintained in Good Repair and free from objects or conditions that may create an Unsafe Condition
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