Port Coquitlam : Règlement no 4190, art. 6.1(i) — An owner or occupier of real property must not cause, allow or permit with respect to that real property

An owner or occupier of real property must not cause, allow or permit with respect to that real property:

• on a landscaped portion of real property; or
• (ii) on a landscaped portion of a boulevard; or City of Port Coquitlam | Property Standards and Nuisance Abatement Bylaw, 2020, No. 4190 Page 3 of 9
• (iii) in a dismantled condition or state of disrepair including, but not limited to, mould growth or one or more flat tires unless the item is in a closed building or permitted temporary structure;
• c) grass, weeds or similar ground cover to be over 15 centimeters in height;
• d) a building or structure or parts thereof to become dilapidated, collapsed or unfinished, including to have holes, breaks, rot, crumbling, cracking, peeling, rusting, missing siding, one or more tarps or plastic covering a roof, or any other evidence of physical decay or neglect or excessive use or lack of maintenance;
• e) the accumulation of building materials for more than 15 days in a calendar year unless they are in a closed building or structure such that they are not visible from any other property or public place;
• f) a fence, retaining wall, or wood ties to become unstable or unsafe, or be rotting, crumbling, cracking, leaning, peeling, or rusting;
• g) the accumulation or growth of Noxious Weeds;
• h) the accumulation of uncontrolled growth, cut tree branches, dead trees, leaves, dead bushes or other growth, unstacked firewood, dirt piles, or uncontained compost material;
• i) Graffiti to remain on Motor Vehicles, buildings, walls, fences or elsewhere in, or visible from a public place;
• j) water to collect or accumulate in a pond, swimming pool, hot tub or as surface water such that it becomes sufficiently stagnant to permit the breeding of mosquitoes, other insects, mould, algae or other similar organisms.