Consolidated Bylaw No. 4231C Burnaby Sewer Charge Bylaw 1961 Bylaw No. 4231 Purpose: to impose a charge upon the owners or occupiers of real property or the use of the municipal sewerage system or the municipal combined sewerage and drainage system. The following

Consolidated Bylaw No. 4247C Burnaby Sewer Connection Bylaw 1961 Bylaw No. 4247 Purpose: to regulate connection to sewers in Burnaby The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in which every current enforceable amendment made to that Bylaw has been

lands. (c) such removal will or does adversely affect the stability of, foul, obstruct, impede, injure or damage any drain, ditch, stream, creek, waterway, water course, sewer, highway, lane, catch basin, culvert, manhole, public right of way, or any public utility. (d) the drainage of any

or development of the land or adjacent, surrounding or neighbouring land. (c) such deposit of soil will or does adversely affect the stability of, foul, obstruct, impede, injure or damage any drain, ditch, stream, creek, waterway, water-course, sewer, highway, land, catch basin, culvert

waterproof masonry or masonry composition which shall have rounded corners and shall be coved into the floor. (c) All floors shall be waterproof and slope to floor drains which connect with the sewer system. Streets I Sidewalks and Walkways: (1) All streets located within the mobile home park

- "self-contained unit" means a recreational vehicle that (a) can operate independently of connections to external sewer, water and electrical systems, (b) has a toilet and holding tank for liquid waste, and (c) contains water storage facilities and may contain kitchen and bath facilities

Consolidated Bylaw No. 9044C Burnaby Watercourse Bylaw 1988 Bylaw No. 9044 Purpose: to prohibit the fouling obstructing or impeding of any stream, creek, waterway, watercourse, waterworks, ditch, drain or sewer. The following document is a copy of the above-named

Consolidated Bylaw No. 10149C Burnaby Sewer Parcel Tax Bylaw 1994 Bylaw No. 10149 Purpose: to provide a sewer parcel tax The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in which every current enforceable amendment made to that Bylaw has been

) rail lines; (iii) the sewer, water and gas mains and ancillary works of the City, any other governmental authority or any public utility; Burnaby Tree Bylaw (2022.1) Page 5 Disclaimer The City of Burnaby documents contained in this system are for convenience reference only and their

this Bylaw; (b) use or maintain any private sewage disposal system on any lot which abuts any public street or sewer easement in which a public sewer exists and is available for use; (c) deposit by any means whatsoever into any plumbing fixture, floor drain, interceptor, sump

17 14108 2019 Dec 16 Update Schedule “A”: Parking Meter Bylaw 16 14056 2019 Sep 16 Update Schedule “A”: Sign Bylaw Fees 15 14050 2019 Sep 16 Update Sewer Charge and Waterworks Regulation Fees 14 14047 2019 Sep 09 Add Solid Waste & Recycling Manager; Update Schedule “A” 13 14025 2019 May

the Greater Vancouver Sewer and Drainage District; (17) “hazardous waste” means waste, natural or man-made, which is radioactive, toxic, pathogenic, corrosive or explosive, and any substance now or hereafter included in the definition of hazardous waste in the Hazardous Waste Regulation to the

boundary from a City water distribution system of sufficient size and capacity to supply the water required under enactments for potable domestic use and fire protection services; or (iii) service to the parcel boundary by City sanitary and storm sewers or combined sewer system or approval for

branch in Vancouver, BC; (f) "taxes" means property taxes and includes sewer parcel taxes and local service taxes (including business improvement area taxes); and (g) "utilities" includes charges for flat rate water, sewer use, cross connection device and garbage disposal. 3. The Collector is

continue to be the major source of the City of Burnaby's revenue. Sales of goods and services are the second largest portion of general operating revenue. Many City of Burnaby services, such as metered water, metered sewer, and recreational programs are charged on a use-pay basis which ensures they are

Burnaby services, such as metered water, metered sewer, and recreational programs are charged on a use-pay basis which ensures they are paid for by the taxpayers receiving these services. Bylaw No. 14333 Page 4 Distribution of 2021 Municipal Property Taxes among the Various Property Classes

water, metered sewer, and recreational Bylaw No. 14423 Page4 programs are charged on a use-pay basis which ensures they are paid for by the taxpayers receiving these services. Distribution of 2022 Municipal Property Taxes among the Various Property Classes Property Class % of Tax Burden

. 14485, click on the link below: https://heritageburnaby.ca/ Burnaby Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. Amendment Bylaw No. Final Adoption (or Repeal) Date Purpose 12 14705 2024 Dec 02 Schedules C7(A), C7(B), and C14 Repeal and replace sections on sewer and waterworks

exceed the Permitted Rent for a Replacement Rental Unit or Required Inclusionary Unit, as applicable; ( c) the Owner: (i) will not require the Eligible Tenant or any permitted occupant to pay any extra charges or fees for sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water, or other municipal utilities or for

Subsidy Unit, RGI Unit, Affordable Market Unit, or Required Inclusionary Unit, as applicable; ( c) the Owner: (i) will not require the Eligible Tenant or any permitted occupant to pay any extra charges or fees for sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water, or other municipal utilities or for property or

City of Burnaby services, such as metered water, metered sewer, and recreational programs are charged on a user-pay basis, which ensures they are paid for by the taxpayers receiving these services. Distribution of 2023 Municipal Property Taxes among the Various Property Classes The distribution

anticipated development and land sale activity. Typically, sales of goods and services are the second largest portion of general operating revenue. Many City of Burnaby services, such as metered water, metered sewer, and recreational programs are charged on a user-pay basis, which ensures they are paid for

rent payable for Non-Market Units will not exceed the Permitted Rent for a Replacement Rental Unit or Required Inclusionary Unit, as applicable; (c) the Owner: (i) will not require the Eligible Tenant or any permitted occupant to pay any extra charges or fees for sanitary sewer, storm sewer

Eligible 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, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water, or other utilities, property or similar taxes; provided, however, that an Owner may Bylaw