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Standard Lighting Guide. (2) The electrical distribution system within the mobile home park, including telephone and television services, shall be provided by underground wiring. All electrical services shall meet the applicable provisions of the Canadian Electrical Code. Distribution and

10888 1999 Mar 08 Update Appendix “A” Fee Additions 11 10578 1997 Jun 02 Update Appendix “A” Fee Changes 10 9861 1993 Feb 22 Update Appendix “A”: Permit and Inspection Fees 9 7857 1981 Dec 14 Canadian Electrical Code Update; Update Appendix “A”: Fee changes 8 7643 1981 Mar 09 Update

Update Schedule “A”: Fee Changes 6 8308 1984 Dec 10 Update Schedule “A”: Fee Changes 5 8017 1983 Jan 10 Various Regulation Changes Pertaining to Canadian Gas Association Installation Code Made Applicable 4 8013 1982 Dec 13 Update Schedule “A”: Fee Changes 3 7860 1981 Dec 14 Added Canadian

accordance with the provisions of the Illuminating Engineering Society Lighting Handbook - the Standard Lighting Guide as amended from time to time. (2) All electrical services within the recreational vehicle park shall meet the applicable provisions of the Canadian Electrical Code. 4.8

Consolidated Bylaw No. 11148C Burnaby Plumbing Bylaw 2000 Bylaw No. 11148 Purpose: to provide for the administration and enforcement of the Plumbing Code and for the regulation of plumbing works in the City of Burnaby. The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in

Chief, and any other person authorized to act on behalf of the Fire Chief; “Fire Code” means the British Columbia Fire Code 1998, enacted by B.C. Regulation 285/98 under the Fire Services Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c.144 as amended or replaced from time to time; “firecrackers” means small

13894 Burnaby Automatic Vending Machine Bylaw 1946 $ $ 2(1) Unlicenced automatic vending machine 50 40 YES Burnaby Building Bylaw 2004 $ $ 5(1) Failure to comply with the Building Code or other bylaw or enactment. 300 240 YES 5(2) Failure to pay the cost of repair of

Burnaby Building Bylaw 2016 Bylaw No. 13658 Consolidated Bylaw No. 13658C Purpose: to provide for the administration of the BC Building Code and provide certain additional building regulations The following document is a consolidated version of the above-named parent

House Street Address Postal Code 1310-9900-0000 005-028-281 9900 LOUGHEED V3J 1N3 LT 85/ DL 2/ /PL HWY NWP53057 8595-3355-0000 011-012-439 3355 NORTH RD V3J7T9 LT A/DL 6// PL NWP77707 8595-3433-5000 027-906-612 3433 NORTHRD V3J 0A9 DL 4/ / PL BCP40820 8595-3965-0000 003-200-884 3965 NORTH RD

Zoning Bylaw and elsewhere in the British Columbia Building Code for adaptable dwelling units; ( c) "Agreement" means this agreement together with all schedules, attachments and priority agreements attached hereto; (d) "Air Space Plan" means an air space subdivision plan of the Lands, or any

termination of the Tenancy Agreement by the Owner would not be permitted in the circumstances pursuant to the Residential Tenancy Act or the Human Rights Code or any other applicable law. Such notice of termination will provide that the termination of the tenancy will be effective two (2) months following

Bylaw No. 14557 Page 1 CITY OF BURNABY BYLAW NO. 14557 A BYLAW respecting code of conduct for Council members The Council of the City of Burnaby ENACTS as follows: PART 1: CITATION 1.1 This Bylaw may be cited as BURNABY CODE OF CONDUCT BYLAW 2023

• Meetings Dress Code+ Scent Aware+ Mindful Matter (Open Table Discussion) • Next Team Building Event with Citizen Support Services (Ideas, Discussion and Vote) • Departmental Kudos and Staff Recognition 4. Presentation: AIIM Conference (Andrew) 5. Round Table Discussion 6. Questions I Comments I

; and (b) conforms to the requirements and standards specified in the Zoning Bylaw and elsewhere in the British Columbia Building Code for adaptable dwelling units; (c) “Agreement” means this agreement together with all schedules, attachments and priority agreements attached hereto; (d) “Air

-Market Unit that: (a) is designed and built with features that permit easy modification to accommodate changing accessibility requirements over time; and (b) conforms to the requirements and standards specified in the Zoning Bylaw and elsewhere in the British Columbia Building Code for adaptable