Windsor : Règlement no 148-2025, art. 5.2.31 — Yard Rubbish, Debris All properties and every yard shall be kept clean and free from rubbish, brush or other debris and from objects or conditions, such as holes or excavations, that might create a fire hazard or unsafe conditions
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Yard Rubbish, Debris All properties and every yard shall be kept clean and free from rubbish, brush or other debris and from objects or conditions, such as holes or excavations, that might create a fire hazard or unsafe conditions.
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- 5.2.29(a)
- 5.2.30 Demolition of Part of a Building Where part of a building or structure has been demolished, the exterior walls of the remaining part of the building or structure shall comply with the requirements of this by-law and the walls shall be finished with a parge coat of cementitious mortar or otherwise treated with a protective coating to prevent the entry of water into the building and to present a neat and uniform appearance, in the opinion of the Officer, free from the outlines of partitions, stairs, doors, floors, signs and from areas of multi-coloured paint or wallpaper
- 5.2.32 Buffering and Screening Garbage Containers Where commercial, industrial or multi-residential on site garbage containers are visible from a residential property or from a public street, the area where the receptacles are being stored shall be buffered and screened from adjoining or nearby residential properties or public areas so as to minimize the effect of the nuisance in accordance with applicable municipal by-laws
- 5.2.33 Lighting & Walkways-Multiple Dwellings and Non-Residential Regarding yard conditions
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