Toronto By-law 844, s. (i) — Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
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indirectly collect and use information, including personal information, from the Canada Revenue Agency for the purpose of establishing that the applicant is an eligible person; and
- (ii) collect, and disclose to the Canada Revenue Agency, any additional personal information that is required by the Canada Revenue Agency for purposes of indirect collection of personal information concerning income. § 844-31 . Due date. [Amended 2013-04-04 by By-law 473-2013; 2018-07-27 by By-law 1206-2018; 2018-12-13 by 29 By-law 17-2019 ]
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- A The Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer shall include a due date on the utility bill sent to an owner under Article III of Chapter 849, Water and Sewage Services and Utility Bill, and his or her agent, if applicable, which will designate the date on or before which the amounts in respect of either the residential curbside collection fees or the multi-residential front-end collection fees required to be paid by the owner shall be paid to the City
- B In the event that the owner or his or her agent, if applicable, fails to pay the amount due on or before the due date, a late payment charge will be applied on either the outstanding residential curbside collection fees or the outstanding multi-residential front-end collection fees, as applicable, to the utility bill as more specifically set out in § 441-5 of Chapter 441, Fees and Charges
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