Abbotsford : Règlement no 3068, art. 7(1) — Good Neighbour Bylaw, 2024
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An owner or occupier of a property must not
- (a) store outside
- (i) discarded materials,
- (ii) rubbish,
- (iii) inoperable vehicle or motor vehicle parts,
- (iv) household chattels and fixtures,
- (v) furniture,
- (vi) appliances, or
- (vii) other similar household items,
- (b) store a motor vehicle, boat, trailer or recreational vehicle
- (i) on a landscaped portion of the property,
- (ii) dismantled or broken up, or
- (iii) in a state of disrepair, including mould growth or one or more flat tires, unless the motor vehicle, boat, trailer or recreational vehicle is in an enclosed building that does not include a temporary structure and is not visible from another property or public place,
- (c) accumulate building materials for more than 15 days without a valid building permit,
unless the building materials are stored in a closed building or structure such that the building materials are not visible from another property or a public place,
- (d) cause or permit any of the following to accumulate on the property:
- (i) an uncontrolled growth of vegetation;
- (ii) cut tree branches;
- (iii) dead leaves;
- (iv) fallen leaves;
- (v) dead bushes or other growth;
- (vi) unstacked firewood;
- (vii) dirt piles;
- (viii) uncontaminated compost material,
- (e) cause or permit graffiti to remain on a wall, fence or elsewhere on the property that is visible from a public place,
- (f) cause or permit grass, weeds or similar ground cover on the property to be over 10 inches in height, or
- (g) cause or permit the property to be a source of food, protection or harbourage for rodents or other similar animals that could cause a nuisance.
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