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, trade, calling or business specified in section four (4) hereof shall, at all reasonable times, permit the Chief Constable, or any other police officer or other person duly authorized in that behalf, to inspect any house, place, premises, or thing in respect of which such license has been granted

Burnaby. (BYLAW 12394) “Collector” means the municipal officer assigned as collector of taxes for the City of Burnaby. (BYLAW 12394) "Consumer" shall mean any person, company or corporation who is the owner or agent for the owner or any person who is the occupier of any such premises, and also

, in form and content established by the Chief Financial Officer, to the City confirming the following in respect of the dwelling for the next calendar year by November 30th of the prior calendar year; (BYLAW 14191, 14533) (a) whether the dwelling contains a suite or not; (b) if the

"boulevard". “Bus” means any vehicle for hire used for the transportation of passengers and operated in conjunction with any transit system, but does not include taxis. “Chief of Police” means the Officer Commanding Burnaby Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. “Combination of Vehicles

of their duties may discharge firearms anywhere in the municipality, (b) any person may discharge firearms on a range approved for that purpose by Council, (c) the Officer Commanding Burnaby Detachment Royal Canadian Mounted Police may by permit in writing authorize any person properly licensed and

suffering from disability or with special needs or seniors, operated on a not-for- profit basis, the fees payable under this section may be deferred until the earlier of: (i) the date which is 24 months after the date upon which the subdivision is approved by the Approving Officer; and (ii

separate offence. (Bylaw No. 13511) 6.7 Removal of Signs: A bylaw enforcement officer appointed to enforce this bylaw may: (a) remove and impound any sign placed unlawfully on any portion of highway as defined in the Community Charter or other public place; Burnaby Sign Bylaw

Burnaby, and includes any person or persons designated by the Chief Licence Inspector to act on his behalf. ... /2 ,r Section 3 Definitions (contd.) Page 2 "MEDICAL HEALTH OFFICER" means the Medical Health Officer appointed under the Health Act for The Corporation of the District of Burnaby

. This BYLAW may be cited as "BURNABY INDEMNIFICATION BYLAW 1976". 2. The Municipality will indemnify every officer and employee and member of Council against any claim for damages arising out of the performance of his duties and in addition pay legal costs incurred in any Court proceedings

fitter" means a person holding a valid and subsisting gas fitter's license issued pursuant to the Act; (BYLAW 8017) "inspector" means the inspector appointed under the Gas Act; "Issuing Officer" means (a) a clerk authorized to issue permits; (b) a local inspector; "kJ

Section 6 12616 2009 Apr 06 Amend Medical Health Officer to Director Engineering 5 12066 2006 Mar 27 To account for events or concerts held at Deer Lake Park or Swangard Stadium 4 10305 1995 Nov 27 Change noise level time restrictions for specific zones; add specific demolition clause; add

Chief Licence Inspector of The Corporation of the District of Burnaby and includes any person or persons designated by the Chief Licence Inspector to act on his behalf; - 2 - "management" means the owner or operator of a recreational vehicle park; "Medical Health Officer" means the

the time set for the application of pesticide. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where the occupant of the dwelling unit consents to a shorter notice period, that shorter notice may be given. 5. Where in the opinion of the Medical Health Officer the interests of public health will be

designated by the Medical Health Officer or the Chief Public Health Inspector to act on behalf of the Chief Public Health Inspector; (b) "chlorofluorocarbon" means a member of the chlorofluorocarbon chemical family and includes any of the following substances: Trichlorofluoromethane (CC13F

Control Officer 12 11065 2000 Feb 07 Update Schedule “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” 11 11033 1999 Nov 22 Add Permitted Off-Leash areas; Date Clarifications 10 10940 1999 May 31 Date Clarifications 9 10828 1998 Oct 26 Add Permitted Off-Leash Areas in parks 8 10689 1997 Dec 01 Disturbance of Peace; Add Schedule

#11366, 12479, and 13348) ********** 1. This BYLAW may be cited as BURNABY VEHICLE IMMOBILIZATION AND TOWING BYLAW. 2. In this BYLAW, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) "Chief Constable" means the officer in charge of the police force in and for the City of Burnaby and

: Chief Administrative Officer 2 13756 2017 May 15 Title Reclassification 1 12438 2008 Apr 14 Manager Re-Classification: City Clerk Original 10183 1995 Mar 20 To adhere to and enforce the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Unofficial Consolidation Freedom of Information

together with the memory card and all other materials used in the election to the chief election officer. (BYLAW #14255, 14434) Automated Vote Counting System Bylaw (2020.1) Page 6 Disclaimer The City of Burnaby documents contained in this system are for convenience reference only

://heritageburnaby.ca/ Burnaby Emergency Program Bylaw 1998 No. Amendment Bylaw No. Final Adoption Date Purpose 2 14406 6 Dec 2021 Substituting titles for “Chief Administrative Officer”, “Deputy Chief Administrative Officer” and “Chief Financial Officer” 1 11582 25 Aug 2003 Striking and

Consolidated Bylaw No. 10841 Burnaby Officer Positions Bylaw 1998, Bylaw No. 10841 Purpose: to establish the officer positions of Chief Administrative Officer, City Clerk and Chief Financial Officer The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in

TRANSACTION AUTHORITY BYLAW 1999. 2. The following powers, duties and functions are hereby delegated to the following officers and employees of the City: (a) to the Chief Administrative Officer (BYLAW 14410) (i) the authority to approve all requests by officers and employees of the City to

11332 Consolidated Bylaw No. 11553 Burnaby Investment Authorization Bylaw 2003 Bylaw No. 11553 Purpose: to delegate certain investment powers to the Chief Financial Officer The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in which every current

specifically provided for in this Bylaw shall be determined by the Fire Chief. (3) Every refinery shall have a Fire Safety Officer and fire equipment personnel trained to the standard approved by the Fire Chief. 36. The owner of a refinery shall maintain at all times at the refinery, and make

screening officer is established. (b) The following are designated classes of person that may be appointed as screening officers: (i) Director Engineering (ii) Deputy Director Engineering (iii) Assistant Director Engineering (iv) Repealed. (BYLAW 13850) (v) Engineering Inspector (vi

documents and endorsement documents filed with the Chief Election Officer are authorized to be made available by the City by the internet on the City’s website or by other electronic means for the period specified in Section 89(7)(a) of the Local Government Act. (BYLAW No. 13906) 3. The