Burlington : Règlement no 024-2003, art. 4(a) — Division Fence By-law
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the owner must serve the adjoining owner(s) with a notice of intent to construct, repair or replace (“the notice of intent”), by registered mail, of his or her intention to construct a division fence,
- (b) the notice of intent must contain the following information:
- (i) the owner must provide the adjoining owner with 3 written quotes for the actual or basic costs for fencing work to be undertaken; BY-LAW NUMBER 24–2003 -3 -
- (ii) “the construction, repair or replacement of the division fence located at” (address) “will commence after fourteen (14) days of the mailing of this notice of intent and the owner may seek payment of a contribution for the construction of the division fence, from the adjoining owner(s) in accordance with the formula set out in section(s) 6, 7, 8 and 9 of this by- law.”
- (iii) the adjoining owner may obtain additional quotes to be presented not later than ten (10) business days from the date of the Notice of Intent, sent by registered mail.
- (iv) a copy of this By-law must be attached to the Notice of Intent.
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- 5 Where the owners of adjoining lands cannot agree or reach an agreement as referred to in
- 4 , on the details of construction, repair or replacement of a division fence, an adjoining owner desiring to construct, reconstruct or repair a division fence may do so subject to complying with the following requirements
- 6 In cases where the cost of construction of a division fence is in dispute, costs shall be assigned as follows
- 6(a) In cases where the cost of construction of a division fence is in dispute, costs shall be assigned as follows
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