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Nothing in this BYLAW shall obligate the City to supply water to any person when the cost of laying the supply or service mains to the premises of such person would, in the opinion of the Engineer, be unreasonable unless such person shall be prepared to pay to the City the cost of laying the supply or service mains to his premises provided, however, that such person may appeal from the decision of the Engineer to the Council which may confirm, amend or reverse the decision of the Engineer.

All building sewers shall be constructed and installed by and at the cost of the owner. 17. (1) All building sewers shall be constructed of standard strength glazed vitrified clay sewer pipe of approved manufacture in accordance with A.S.T.M.

(BYLAW NO. 14667) The City’s General Manager Engineering may require an owner of land, in lieu of providing, altering or replacing works and services as required by this bylaw, to pay to the City cash in the amount determined by the General Manager Engineering to be the cost of designing and providing, altering or replacing the works and services as of approval of the subdivision or issuance of the building permit, including any land acquisition costs, if the General Manager Engineering determines on the basis of sound civil engineering practices or cost considerations that the works and services should be provided, altered or replaced at a later time or concurrently with the provision, alteration or replacement of works and services serving adjacent or nearby parcels of land. 8.

In the event of failure to comply, the Building Inspector may remove the sign or cause such remedial work to be done and the cost thereof shall be recoverable by the Corporation by summary process at law in any court of competent jurisdiction.

In tre event of failure to comply, the Building Inspector, or any other official of the Corporation who may be appointed by Council, may cause such remedial measures to be taken or work to be done, and the cost thereof shall be recoverable by the Corporation by summary process at law in any court of competent jurisdiction.

AND WHEREAS no development cost charge shall be required to be paid (a) if a development cost charge has previously been paid with respect to the same development, unless, as a result of a further subdivision or development, new capital cost burdens will be imposed on the municipality, or (b) where the subdivision or development does not impose new capital cost burdens on the municipality.

If the owner or occupier fails to install or maintain interceptors, catch basins and containment barriers or to take such measures as are prescribed by the Director Engineering, the Director Engineering may enter the real property and any improvement thereon and install and maintain the required facilities and take such measures as prescribed by the Director Engineering and the cost thereof shall be borne by the owner and occupier.

The Director may authorize a contractor to remove and impound any motor vehicle that is parked in violation of a provision of this BYLAW, and the owner of the motor Burnaby Parks Parking Regulation Bylaw 1991 (2024.1) Page 2 of 2 Consolidated for Convenience Bylaw 9527 vehicle shall pay the cost of removal and impoundment before the motor vehicle is returned to the said owner. 5.

(ii) an amount equal to one hundred and twenty per cent of the cost of the replacement trees as reasonably estimated by a certified arborist or landscape architect retained by the applicant or, at the option of the applicant, by the Director Planning: (Bylaw 10759) (b) shall be in the form of a non-interest bearing cash deposit or an irrevocable unconditional letter of credit issued by a chartered Canadian bank; (c) shall be provided to the City before the tree cutting permit is issued; (d) may be held by the City until the conditions in the tree cutting permit have been satisfied and a period of one year from the planting of all replacement trees has elapsed as confirmed by the City; (e) shall, in the case of a letter of credit, be renewed as necessary so that it remains in effect throughout the period of time specified in subsection (d); (Bylaw 12298) (f) may be used by the City to pay or offset any costs and expenses incurred by the City in taking any action under section 14 resulting from the non-compliance with the terms and conditions of the tree cutting permit or the requirements of this Bylaw; and; (g) shall be forfeited to the City and deposited into the Civic Tree Reserve Fund if the replacement trees are not planted within one year (Bylaw 13293) (i) from the date that an occupancy permit is issued for the building or buildings and improvements in respect of which the tree cutting permit was issued; or (Bylaw 12298) (ii) from the date that the tree cutting permit is issued if subsection (i) does not apply.

C. the granting of pole anchor easements to public utility companies; (iii) the authority to acquire truncations from privately owned parcels of land required for City purposes where the compensation does not exceed $100,000, including the cost of restoring or relocating landscaping and plants; and (BYLAW13698) (iv) the authority to approve walk-a-thons, fun runs, bike-a-thons and block parties; (d) to the Chief Financial Officer, the authority to approve for payment of vehicle mileage claims of volunteers when they represent the City on City business; (BYLAW 14410) (BYLAW 13698) (e) to the City Solicitor, the authority to: (i) approve for payment of claims against the City that do not exceed $50,000, subject to the receipt of an appropriate settlement agreement or release; (ii) initiate legal proceedings on behalf of the City for debt owing or damages that not exceed $50,000; and (iii) initiate legal proceedings to enforce compliance with City bylaws or orders.

The Fire Chief may charge the owner or occupant of lands or premises for the cost of cleaning, repairing or replacing Department equipment where such equipment has been contaminated, damaged, or destroyed by a hazardous substance or dangerous goods or otherwise rendered unusable as a result of an incident involving a hazardous substance or dangerous goods on or about those lands or premises. 29.

If an owner or occupier fails to comply with an order to comply (a) in the case of hate graffiti or graffiti containing profane words, symbols, marks, designs, or drawings, within 48 hours of service; or (b) in the case of graffiti other than hate graffiti, within 14 days of service; the City, by its employees, agents, or contractors, may enter onto the real property and effect compliance at the cost of the owner. COSTS ADDED TO TAXES 8.

Final Adoption (or Repeal) Date Purpose 16 14630 2023 Dec 11 Definitions; Repeal and replace Sections 5 (2), 9 (4); Adding Section 5 (2B) 15 14531 2022 Dec 12 Provisions on responsibilities of homeowners with regards to receptacles and yard waste; provisions on replacement receptacles 14 14398 2021 Dec 06 Update Schedule “A”: Pick-Up Charges Increases 13 14397 2021 Dec 06 Update Schedule “A” Section “E”: Increase Annual Fee Charges 12 14349 2021 Jul 12 Amend Solid Waste and Recycling Bylaw 14242: edit come into force date 11 14242 2020 Nov 23 Update Schedule “A”: Annual fee changes 10 14124 2020 Feb 24 Update Schedule “A”: Burnaby Yard Waste Drop-Off Charges 9 14090 2019 Nov 18 Redefinitions and provisions surrounding single, two family or row housing; Update Schedule “A”: Single family, two family row housing fee updates 8 14046 2019 Sep 09 Add various definitions: Bulky Items, Eco- Centre, food scraps, prohibited materials, recyclable materials; provisions about additional receptacles 7 13964 2018 Dec 10 Update Schedule “A”: Various Fee Changes 6 13695 2016 Dec 12 Update Schedule “A” Fee Changes 5 13620 2016 Jun 27 Redefinitions: Grey Box, Recycling Receptacles, Yellow Bags and other receptacles; Update Schedule “A” 4 13513 2015 Sep 28 Amend offence section of bylaw, update contravention cost 3 13260 2013 Nov 25 Update Schedule “A”: Fee updates 2 13153 2012 Dec 03 Update Schedule “A”: receptacle fee cost updates 1 13052 2012 Jan 30 Redefinitions: Food scraps, yard waste, Green Bin receptacle; property tax credits for part E in Schedule A Original 12875 2010 Dec 06 Respect to solid waste and recycling Solid Waste and Recycling Bylaw 2010 (2023.1) Page 1 Disclaimer The City of Burnaby documents contained in this system are for convenience reference only and their accuracy and currency is not guaranteed.

(2) Every owner to whom or to whose agent a permit is issued shall pay for the cost of repair of any damage to City property or works that occurs in the course of the work authorized by the permit

NORTH ROAD MAINTENANCE AND COST SHARING AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is dated for reference this 26th day of June 2011.

The Schedules are identified as follOW$: Schedule A - Articles of the Company Schedule B - Agreement to be Bound Schedule C • Cost Sharing Fonnula for Company Services Schedule D • Current Members Schedule E • Specified Potential Members 2.

For the purposes of this Article, "permanent residence" means that the Affordable Housing Unit is used as the usual, main, regular, habitual, principal residence, abode or home of the Eligible Tenant. 2.2 The Owner must not rent, lease, license or otherwise permit occupancy of any Affordable Housing Unit except in accordance with the following conditions: (a) the Affordable Housing Unit will be used or occupied as a permanent residence by an Eligible Tenant pursuant to a Tenancy Agreement; (b) the monthly rent payable for the Affordable Housing Unit will not exceed the Permitted Rent; (c) the Owner will not require the Tenant or any permitted occupant to pay any extra charges or fees for use of any common areas, facilities or amenities, including without limitation bicycle storage or sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water, other utilities, property or similar tax; provided, however, that an Owner may charge the Tenant the Owner's cost, if any, of providing cable television, telephone, other telecommunications, gas, or electricity fees, charges or rates; (d) the Owner will include in the Tenancy Agreement a clause entitling the Owner to terminate the Tenancy Agreement if: (i) an Affordable Housing Unit is occupied by a person or persons other than an Eligible Tenant; ~- Bylaw No. 13967 Page7 (ii) the Affordable Housing Unit is occupied by more than the number of people the City's building inspector determines can reside in the Affordable Housing Unit given the number and size of bedrooms in the Affordable Housing Unit and in light of any relevant standards set by the City in any bylaws of the City; or (iii) the Affordable Housing Unit remains vacant for three consecutive months or longer, notwithstanding the timely payment of rent. 2.3 Notwithstanding section 2.1 and 2.2( a), at the time of first occupancy of the Affordable Housing Units, the Owner will provide priority and first opportunity for use and occupancy of the Affordable Housing Units to Existing Tenants, whether or not such Existing Tenants qualify as an Eligible Tenant; 2.4 If the Owner has terminated the Tenancy Agreement, then the Owner shall use best efforts to cause the Tenant and all other persons that may be in occupation of the Affordable Housing Unit to vacate the Affordable Housing Unit on or before the effective date of termination. 2.5 The Owner will not permit an Affordable Housing Unit Tenancy Agreement to be subleased. 2.6 Within 30 days after receiving notice from the City, the Owner must provide incomes and rent roll of the Tenants of the Affordable Housing Units without names or unit identifiers for research purposes. 2. 7 The Owner hereby irrevocably authorizes the City to make such inquiries as it considers necessary in order to confirm that the Owner is complying with this Agreement ARTICLE3 MANAGEMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS 3.1 The Owner further covenants and agrees that it will maintain the Affordable Housing Units in a good state of repair and fit for habitation and will comply with all laws, including health and safety standards applicable to the Lands.

Proportion of Total Revenue Funding Source % of Total Revenue Taxation revenue 45.8% Sales of goods and services 18.1% Community benefit bonus 14.5% Other revenue 8.1% Investment income 6.3% Parcel taxes 2.8% Transfer from other governments 2.7% Transfers from restricted funds and development cost charges 0.9% Contributed asset revenue 0.8% Total 100% The proportion of total revenue raised from each funding source in 2021 is presented in the table above.

Proportion of Total Revenue Funding Source % of Total Revenue Taxation Revenue 42.9% Sales of Goods and Services 17.7% Community Benefit Bonus 16.3% Other Revenue 7.8% Investment Income 6.9% Transfer from Other Governments 4.2% Parcel Taxes 2.6% Contributed Asset Revenue 1.0% Transfers from Restricted Funds and 0.6% Development Cost Char es The proportion of total revenue raised from each funding source in 2022 is presented in the table above.