Winnipeg.ca - UD -Community Services Department

Property and Neighboorhood Standards

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	Animals and Insects Property owners are expected to maintain their property or residence so that insects or rodents do not become a nuisance.
	Boulevards The owner/occupant of property adjacent to a boulevard is responsible for maintaining the portion of the boulevard that is adjacent to their property.
	Derelict Vehicles The owner/occupant of a property must not keep vehicles that are considered derelict and may become a safety hazard or public nuisance.
	Fire Burning Open air burning is restricted in the city of Winnipeg. Outdoor fireplaces, barbeques and fire pits are regulated by the City.
	Graffiti The sale of spray paints and other materials commonly used to do graffiti is restricted by the Graffiti Control By-law.
	Housing Minimum standards for residential and rental accommodations are defined in the Neighbourhood Liveability By-law
	Litter Littering on private or public property is prohibited.
	Noise Restrictions on creating nuisance noise are regulated by the City.
	Posters and Handbills The City of Winnipeg regulates the distribution, posting and leaving of posters, pamphlets and handbills.
	Yards The owner/occupant of a property is responsible for the conditions of the grounds, fence and accessory buildings.

Last update: 08.01.2009

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