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TOWN OF CALMAR BYLAW No. 2002-08 THE PREVENTION OF AND ELIMINATION OF NUISANCES GENERALLY, AND REGULATING UNTIDY AND UNSIGHTLY PREMISES. BEING a bylaw of the Town of Calmar in the Province of Alberta for the prevention of and elimination of nuisances generally, and regulating untidy and unsightly premises. WHEREAS, the Municipal Government Act, ( the Act ), Division 1, provides that the municipality authorizes a Council to pass bylaws to provide for the prevention and elimination of noise, nuisances and pests. AND WHEREAS, it is deemed expedient by the Council of the Town of Calmar to pass a bylaw to provide for the preventing and compelling the abatement of noise, nuisances and pests within the Town of Calmar. NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the Town of Calmar duly assembled enacts as follows: Section: 1. This bylaw may be cited as The Nuisance Abatement Bylaw. 2. In this bylaw: a. Boulevard means that portion of the street which lies between the roadway and the front property line of the land abutting said street. b. Town means the Town of Calmar c. Electronic Device means any device or mechanism which is operated by the application of electric current, and without restricting the generality of the foregoing, includes any radio receiver, radio transmitter, record or tape player or device which produces recorded sound, television set, amplifier and loud speaker system, public address system, alarm, siren. d. Enforcement Officer means a Bylaw Enforcement Officer, or a Peace Officer, or any person authorized by Council to enforce the provisions of this bylaw. e. Lessee means any person, including his agent or any member of his family, who rents, or occupies property owned by another person or persons. f. Noise means any sound which is, or is considered to be, sharp or piercing; or shrill, or explosive; or unnecessarily loud; or persistent and/or annoying, but shall not include a sound intended to warn persons of danger or of emergency. g. Nuisance means any act or deed, or omission, or thing, which is, or could be reasonably be expected to be annoying, or troublesome, or destructive, or harmful, or inconvenient, or injurious to another person and/or his property. h. Occupant means any person occupying any property, whether he is the owner or lessee of such property or whether such person resides thereon or conducts a business thereon. i. Owner means a person having title to, or legal possession of any property, or who possesses property under a purchase agreement. j. Pest means any animal, bird, reptile or insect which causes or could reasonable be expected to cause annoyance or damage or injury to any person, or animal or plant. k. Property means anything owned by any person, whether in whole or in part, and also includes real property. l. Real Property means any land and/or buildings whether occupied or not.

- 2 - m. Untidy or Unsightly means any property or part of it on which is litter or rubbish which causes the property or any part of it to look untidy or unsightly. n. Rubbish means and includes any paper product, or fabric, or wood, or plastic, or glass, or metal and/or any matter or substance of any kind which has been discarded, or abandoned, or in any way disposed of. o. Street means any road or lane or alley and includes all land up to the property line on each side of such road, lane or alley. p. Weeds means any plant that is designated in the Weed Control Act of Alberta as restricted, noxious or nuisance and shall also include any fungus which may be destructive or injurious to gardens or lawns or trees or shrubs. 3. Regulations (1) Every occupant or owner of any real property within the Town of Calmar or if such property is unoccupied, the owner thereof shall: a. not permit the land or premises of which such person is the owner, agent or occupier to be or to remain a nuisance. b. not permit the land or premises of which such person is the owner, agent or occupier to be untidy or unsightly. c. keep the land free from debris, including any vehicle, tractors, or objects which is in a wrecked, discarded, dilapidated or abandoned condition. d. when requested to do so by an Enforcement Officer, clean up an untidy and/or unsightly property or build a fence or screen to keep such property from being viewed from any street or other public place. e. eradicate or control any weeds growing on such property to prevent propagation and the spreading from such plants or weeds of any seeds, or roots, or rhizomes, or spores, to the property of other persons. f. prune or remove any tree on such property, which interferes with any public utility or public works. g. remove or prune any shrub or tree owned by him which is, or could be, a nuisance to any person using any publicly owned or maintained sidewalk or street. h. prevent stagnant water from remaining on such property and becoming a breeding place for mosquitoes or other pests. i. cut or mow the grass on any boulevard or street, situated on Town of Calmar owned land adjoining, or abutting adjacent to property owned or occupied by him, to prevent such grass from growing to such a height as to be untidy or unsightly, having regard to the height of the grass on adjacent or surrounding property. j. remove from such property any dead grass or brush or rubbish which may be untidy or unsightly, or may harbor vermin or pests thereon. k. cut the grass on such property before said grass reaches such a height as to be untidy or unsightly, having regard to the height of the grass on adjacent or surrounding property. (2) Every Enforcement Officer may declare that any property within the Town of Calmar, in contravention of this bylaw, is a nuisance and/or is dangerous to public safety or health. The Enforcement Officer is hereby authorized to enter any lands or buildings or premises, other than a dwelling house, to inspect for conditions that may constitute a nuisance or danger and direct that it be removed, pulled down,

- 3 abated or otherwise dealt with by the owner for the prevention or abatement of a nuisance, or for the remedying or an untidy or unsightly condition of any premises. (3) a. In the event that a person fails or neglects or refuses to remedy any condition which is deemed to be in contravention of this bylaw, after having been ordered to remedy such condition, Council may cause such work to be done as is considered necessary to remedy such condition and charge the cost of such work to the owner or occupant, and in default of payment: i. recover the cost as a debt due to the municipality, or ii. charge the cost against the land concerned as taxes due and owing in respect of that land and recover the cost as such. b. Any person authorized in writing by Council to carry on any work under this bylaw shall have the right to enter any property other than a dwelling house to carry on such work. (4) No person shall put, or leave, or cause to be placed within the Town of Calmar any decomposing animal or plant matter, or any other substance which may attract flies or other pests, except in proper containers so as not to constitute a nuisance. (5) a. No person shall, within the Town of Calmar: i. cause any noise which may be a nuisance, or ii. except as authorized by the Solicitor General of the Province of Alberta, discharge any firearm unless permission in writing is first obtained from the Chief of Police, or any person authorized by him or iii. between the hours of 11 o clock in the evening of one day and 7 o clock in the forenoon of the next day, operate any engine or motor powered machine used for gardening or landscaping or on lawns, or operate any heavy equipment or machinery; iv. excepting emergency situations and municipal operations. operate any electronic device in such a manner as to be a nuisance. b. No occupant of any property within the Town of Calmar shall make, or cause to be made, or allow another person within or upon such property to make, or cause to be made, any noise which may be a nuisance, and upon complaint by any person of such noise, an Enforcement Officer may in addition to issuing any warning, or voluntary penalty ticket, or laying any information with respect to an alleged breach of this bylaw, order the occupant and any other person found therein to forthwith cease causing such noise and refrain from continuing said noise. c. Notwithstanding any other provision for penalties in this bylaw, any person who: i. contravenes the provisions of subsection b of section 5 herein is guilty of an offense and liable on summary conviction to a fine of not less than fifty ($50.00) or not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) and in default of payment to be imprisoned for a term not exceeding thirty (30) days and/or, ii. disobeys an order made under this section is guilty of an offense and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or more than five hundred ($500.00) and in default of payment to be imprisoned for a term not exceeding six (6) months.

- 4 d. In any proceedings under this section, the following persons shall be deemed to be the occupants of any property upon which it has been alleged that an offense has been committed: (1) any person who: i. resides therein, or ii. claims to reside therein, or iii. is a lessee with respect to such property, or iv. has title to such property, or v. possesses said property under a purchase agreement (2) provided, however, that such person was present at the time of alleged offense, or permitted other persons to use said property. (6) a. Not withstanding any other provisions in the bylaw, the Town Manager, and the Chief of Police or anyone appointed to act in her stead may, at their discretion, issue a permit to any person or organization to operate an electronic device within the Town of Calmar. b. Such permit shall specify: i. the name of the person or organization being granted the permit, and ii. the type of electronic device being permitted, and iii. the period of time for which the permit is valid, and iv. rhe area or location where such device may be operated, and v. any other conditions pertinent to the use of such device, having regard to the public order and peace. c. Any person who operates an electronic device and fails, or neglects, or refuses to comply with the provisions of the permit granted therein is guilty of an offense. d. Any Enforcement Officer may cancel or revoke a permit issued under this section if he has reasonable and probable grounds to believe and does believe that an offense under this bylaw has been, or is about to be committed. (7) No person shall throw, or deposit, or in any way cause to be deposited, any rubbish on any street, or sidewalk, or boulevard, or park, or waterway or on any property not his own, within the Town of Calmar except: a. in suitable containers kept or provided for such a purpose and would not constitute a nuisance, or 4. Penalty a. Every person who violates any provision of this bylaw for which no other provision for penalty has been made is guilty of an offense and liable on summary conviction. i. for the first offense to a fine of not less than twenty five dollars ($25.00), or more than two hundred dollars ($200.00), and costs, and in default of payment to be imprisoned for a term not exceeding thirty (30) days, or ii. for a second or subsequent offense to a fine of not less than fifty dollars ($50.00), or more than five hundred dollars ($500.00), and costs, and in default of payment to be imprisoned for a term not exceeding sixty (60) days.

- 5 - b. Notwithstanding any other provisions for penalties in this bylaw, an Enforcement Officer may, in lieu of laying an information in respect to the alleged breach, issue a voluntary penalty ticket and the accused may within seven (7) days of the issuance of such ticket pay the Town of Calmar the same monetary penalty as the minimum fine that may be imposed under the provisions of this bylaw. i.by paying such monetary penalty as prescribed in this section, an accused shall be deemed to be guilty of the offense for which such penalty was paid. ii. In the event that the prescribed voluntary penalty is not paid within the time allotted herein, an Enforcement Officer may thereafter lay any information in respect to the offense for which the voluntary penalty ticket was issued. This Bylaw takes effect upon third and final reading and passing thereof. READ a first time this day of 200 A.D. READ a second time this day of 200 A.D. READ a third time and passed this day of 200 A.D. Mayor Town Manager Note: This Bylaw could possibly replace Dangerous Weapons, Unsightly Premises & Noise Bylaws.