HomeMy WebLinkAbout1636A by-law for licensing, regulating and governing salvage shops, salvage yards, second-hand goods shops and dealers in second-hand goods, and for revoking any such license
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succeeding calendar year. Any application for'reneival made 'after the
end of the year shall be treated as an application for a new license,
54 The.annual fee to be paid for each license and each renewal of
license under law shall be 20.00 and shall be paid to the
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14"unicipal Clerk before any license or, renewal is granted,
60 No new license, shall be granted -t4 rSr-'Tjiu n i c rk without the.
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approval of the Bowman "PlanninCt an elopment Board.
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'Every person obtaining a license Linder this By-law shall keep a
book in which he shall'enter -the name address of. the person from
whom he makes a,purchase together with a description of ,the article
purchased and,the -price paid therefor!
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Eve'ry,*jtablishment licensed under this By-law shall be 'kept in
a clean and sanitary condition and shall at, all times be open to
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inspection by, any Police or Heath Officer having jurisdiction in, the,.,
Municipality.
9. salvage yard s it shall.
Before any licensed hall commence operati"ons
be enclosed by a close board -fence'nat, less than eight feet and not
more than ten feet high. At no point 'shall the fence be closer than
2:00 feet to the nearest travelled road. Any opening' shall be filled
;:,, � b Y. a t oP doo':e of,�the �:s ayme construcl on 'as enc e and -ga e th"e f d.any
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or.. door. shall be kept clo'sed except w en in actual use Wring
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entry into or departure from the yard. No, signs or posters shall be
affixed to or painted on�the fence except a reasonable sign announcing
the name of the yard and the name and address of the operator. No
material shall be stacked or piled to a height greater than that of
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the fence.
10., The operations of any licensed establishment s hall be carried on,
-unduo annoyance to the owners or
without causing any nuisance or oyance
occupants of neighbouring'premises. For the purposes of this By-law,
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a "Nuisance" is defined as the burning -ebris and scrap in the open
air;, the burning of rubber tires, rubberized materials or salvaged oils .
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and other lubricants for fuel; and/or the carrying on of wrecking or
salvage operations between the hours of 10 p.m. and a.m. Nothing
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in the foregoing shall be construed to prohibit the of any
ftsabled vehicle to the premises at any hour.
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