and owing to the City under any other bylaws. (BYLAW 13701) 29. No person shall wilfully damage any boulevard, trees, shrubs, plants, bushes, or hedges in or adjacent to any highway, or fences or any thing erected or maintained adjacent to a highway for the purpose of lighting the highway

services required by this bylaw shall include: (a) highways and lanes, boulevards including street trees and other landscaping, boulevard crossings, culverts, transit facilities, sidewalks, walkways highway and walkway bridges, curbs and gutters, traffic signs and signals, and street lighting

, or attachment thereto shall be erected, placed or maintained by any person on rocks, fences or trees, except in the case of temporary signs complying with the requirements of Schedule No. I and decorative logo designs painted upon or affixed to a temporary construction fence or hoarding

Consolidated Bylaw No. 10482C Burnaby Tree Bylaw 1996 Bylaw No. 10482 Purpose: to regulate the removal and damaging of trees The following document is a copy of the above-named parent Bylaw in which every current enforceable amendment made to that Bylaw has been

testing performed on the private hydrant during the previous twelve months; (d) keep the ground surface around the private hydrant clear of shrubs, trees, structures and other obstructions of any kind to within 1 metre in order to facilitate use of the hydrant by the Department; and (e

earth, rocks, trees, stumps and debris from the excavation; - 2 - Disclaimer The City of Burnaby documents contained in this system are for convenience reference only and their accuracy and currency is not guaranteed. To verify the accuracy and currency of this information please contact the

systems, catch basins, hard surfaces, fencing and trees located in or bounding the medians and traffic islands; (ii) decorative and tree lighting adjacent to the Evergreen Rapid Transit Line, but does not include any Evergreen Rapid Transit Line Guideway Lighting; (iii) intersection line and center

. Asphalt roofing shingles 5. Bricks, blocks, ceramic tile 6. Cabinetry 7. Cardboard 8. Concrete 9. Doors 10. Drywall 11. Fixtures and hardware (lighting, plumbing, bathtubs, sinks, doorknobs, etc.) 12. Glass 13. Glass windows in frames 14. Green waste (shrubs, trees, sod, etc.) 15. Metal (steel

% ▪ Street upgrade (New pavement with curb and gutter, sidewalks, storm sewer, and street trees as required) Term: 15 years. o $ rate per metre $39.25 o $ rate per foot $11.96 ▪ Sidewalk (Only eligible for roads with existing curb and gutter) Term: 15 years. o $ rate per metre $15.09

Taxable Frontage (ft.) Total Annual Frontage Tax Payable* 1 19004-1 13965 Street upgrade including road paving, curb and gutter, sidewalks, boulevard and street trees on Curragh Ave, from Neville Street to Clinton Street. 13808 $8.2297 15

enclosed; (b) the parking or storage of one or more derelict vehicles; (c) grass, weeds or similar ground cover to be over 15 centimeters in height; (d) the accumulation or growth of noxious weeds; (e) the accumulation of uncontrolled growth, cut tree branches, dead trees, leaves, dead bushes, or

Frontage Tax Payable* 1 20101 14159 Street upgrade including road paving, curb and gutter, sidewalks, boulevard and street trees on Phillips Ave, from Winston St south to end of cul-de-sac. 14091 $6.41 15 Combined 2,647.48