DOURLE Bees ankle X. Seer! . . Soptenbder 18th, 1972, : Yrce Brenda Erysea Cancron, . , §929 Pilot House Road, ; , . West . : ; Dear , a . Rot Property located at: City of Port Coquitlam . , . topul deacription: Lot S, Bikel, DeL465, Plan 2189 - Streot accresst 2161 Prairie Ave Ue, Port Coquitlam, Be Ce City of Fort Cocnitlan "City of Fort Cozuition Prohibition of U i Mort Cosuitliam Pr ntidy or Unsicht? Prozerty dy~Law, LO7l, # 1103." Y cathy An dnurection of the avove-noted prorerty waa conducted on Frid Septeaber 15, 1972 as rrovided in Section 4 of the abovesnoted By-Lay and ‘ it was odsorved that the dot is unsishtly and unticy dee, Nose was te 1 a beyond revairs and rubble left Btimdinre — wens the prove you azo herewith requirsd to remove the aoove-noted matter from -° ; rerty before the expiry dute ef (22 days s Pe y5) after the service oZ in the event of default of such -reoval and your fallure to comp}, with this notice, the Municipality, by its work:son and others, will ent nd upon your real prorerty and arrect euch removal. at your expense. if you , should fail to pay the Charges by the Kunicirality for affecting cuch. rezoveal, and if such charrces ora wpaid on th thirty-first (31) cay of December, such Charges shall ke aided tg und form ‘part of tho taxes ts bl da resrect to your real property as texes in ArreCarvse ‘ ae Yours very truly, , . : . , J , Re GC. Crise, 7 ° _ROC/Ls By-Law Luforcenont Cfficer. } SoCs Le D. Pollock, . inistrater. THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM BY-LAW No. 1103 A By-law to prohibit the owners or occupiers of real property from allowing property to become: untidy or unsightly. The Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam, in open meeting z embled, enacts as follows: = No owner or occupier of real property shall allow the property owned or occupied by him to become untidy «rt unsightly. x Every owner or occupier of real property, or their agents, shall remove therefrom any accursulation of filth, discarded materials or rubbish of any kind. bad The Council may, from time to time, appoint an Inspector and Assistant Inspectors for the purpose of enforcing this by-law. 4. It shalt he the duty of the Inspector and any Assistant Inspector appointed as hereinbefore provided, to ascertain whether the provisions of this by-law are being complied with, and each said Inspector shall have the right to enter upon any real properiy at all reasonable times and to inspect the said property. ” Where any such Inspector shall find any accumulation of filth, discarded materials or rubbish upon any reat property, it shall be lawful for him to give to the owner, or occupicr thereof or their agent, notice in writing requiring that such accumulation of filth, discarded materials or rubbish be removed therefrom pursuant to this by-law before the expiry of twenty-one (21) days after the service of such notice. 6. In the event of default of such removal and failure of any owner or occupier of real property, or their agent, to cumply with the written notice of the Inspetcur to remove such accumulation of filth, dis- carded materials or rubbish within the time specified in such notice, it shall be lawful for the Municipality, by its workmen and others, to enter upon such real property and to effect such removal at the expense of the person so defaulting. 7 In the event the person defaulting in such removal fails to pay the charges by the Municipality for effecting such removal, and if such charges are unpaid on the 3ist day of December in any year, such charges shall be added to and form part of the taxes payable in respect of that real property as tuxes in arrear. & The “City of Port Coquitlam Abatement of Litter By-law, No. 916, 1969" is repealed. 9, This By-law may be cited for all purposes as the “City of Port Coquitlam Prohibition of Untidy os Unsightly Property By-law, 1971, No. 1103", Read a first time by the Municipal Council this Twenty-eighth day Of june, 1971, Kead a second time by the Municipal Council this Twenty-cighth day of June, 1971, Read a third time by the Municipal Council this Twenty-cighth day of June, 1971.