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Canadian municipal bylaws
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Directory and briefing for municipal bylaw enforcement, parking, private security, and towing.
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Canadian municipal bylaws
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Directory and briefing for municipal bylaw enforcement, parking, private security, and towing.
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No owner, possessor or harbourer of a dog shall allow the dog to enter any park, recreation ground or beach area that the Parks and Recreation Commission has designated as a place where dogs are not permitted and signs have been posted.
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more than three dogs over the age of four months, or (Bylaw No. 13295)
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Bylaw No. 5556, being “Burnaby Dog Tax and Pound Bylaw 1969”, and Bylaw No. 306 being “Burnaby Pound Bylaw 1921”, are repealed.
Read a first time this 12th day of NOVEMBER 1991 Read a second time this 18th day of NOVEMBER 1991 Read a third time this 18th day of NOVEMBER 1991 Reconsidered and adopted this 25th day of NOVEMBER 1991 W.J. Copeland MAYOR C.A. Turpin CLERK _____________________________________________________________________________…
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No person shall operate or carry on a circus exhibition, show or any other performance where a wild animal, including but not limited to an animal listed in Schedule E of this Bylaw, is used or appears. _____________________________________________________________________________ Disclaimer: The City of Burnaby…
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Every owner of a dog shall keep it on a leash not longer than 2 m while on a highway or public place.
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In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires, “dog” includes any male or female dog of any age; “dwelling unit” has the meaning assigned to it in Burnaby Zoning Bylaw and includes the lot on which the dwelling unit is located; “Licence Inspector” means any employee of the City of Burnaby assigned to that…
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