Regina By-law 9881, s. 14(2) — The Clean Property Bylaw
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Any Bylaw Enforcement Officer or City employee authorized by the City Manager may remove any notice from a public notice board:
- (e) when the advertised event is past;
- (f) when there is no space left on the public notice board for new notices, in which case the Bylaw Enforcement Officer shall attempt to replace as many current notices as possible;
- (g) when the notice is the subject of a criminal investigation by Police or the Attorney General concerning false news, fraud, hate literature or obscenity, in which case the notices shall be turned over to the investigator, or is the subject of a civil action concerning libel;
- (h) where the notice is strictly a commercial advertisement.
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