Richmond Hill By-law 22-25, s. 1 — If a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer has reasonable grounds to suspect that a Person or owner or occupier of the land has contravened this By-law, they may issue a Work Order requiring the Person. owner or occupier of the land to correct or remedy the contravention
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If a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer has reasonable grounds to suspect that a Person or owner or occupier of the land has contravened this By-law, they may issue a Work Order requiring the Person. owner or occupier of the land to correct or remedy the contravention.
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- 3.9 Work Orders
- 2 The Work Order shall set out the reasonable particulars of the contravention adequate to identify the contravention, the location of the land on which the contravention occurred, and the date by which there must be compliance with the Work Order. The Work Order may also provide that if the Person, owner or occupier of the land fails to correct the contravention. the Corporation may perform the work to correct the contravention, at the expense of the Person or owner
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