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by a stock broker on margins is $500; (e) A person who contravenes subsection (1) shall be subject to a penalty not exceeding $25, or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 30 days. (2) Traffic causes prohibition a statement of the particulars of the act, omission, conduct, disorder or neglect constituting each offence, and. We recommend updating your browser to its most recent version at your earliest convenience. Municipal Council referred to in section 5, and, where the context so admits, shall include the city; (g) are reserved to the Crown. (2) Rep by 2021 cM-20.01 s25 165. 208. (2) 97. work on land with a view to its division into 2 or more lots or parts. 132. 49. (a) The solicitor appointed under subsection (1) shall not be precluded from practising his or her profession and from being retained by other clients, subject to the requirements of his or her duties to the city. The person appointed under subsection (1) has power to take evidence on oath or affirmation and may increase, reduce or confirm the appraisement. prohibit or control the erection of structures which impede or hinder winter maintenance of roads and snow clearing, and. 340.10 Presiding officer 372. 138. (4) (2) Address:City Hall, 10 New Gower Street, St. John's, NL A1C 5M2. (2) Street alteration 382. (l) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where a person or company, not being a commercial traveller, starts business after June 30 in a year he or she or it shall only be liable to pay 1/2 of the licence fees in respect of that year, and the annual licence fee to be paid. 16. 253. (2) to fix and establish a scale of fares, rates and charges to be paid to licensees and provide a summary method of recovery of them; (i) Print a useful copy of our deck constructionspecifications. Court of revision The appraisers or assessors shall incorporate in the assessment roll of the city or prepare a separate poll tax roll of all persons liable for the poll tax. (iii) 381. respecting notices to persons, businesses or other groups or organizations under this section; (k) 387. Offences (8) (c) 108. RSN1970 c40 s313; 1975-76 No. 402. 402. the making of appropriate provision for the repayment of the loan. to establish fines with respect to offences for which a summons was issued in accordance with section 403.2. a building which is an accessory building to an existing private family dwelling, and for the purpose of this paragraph "accessory building" means a detached building appurtenant to that dwelling and located on the same lot and providing better and more convenient enjoyment of that dwelling; (b) (7) 124. Where a by-law referred to in subsection (7) is not enacted within the period of 90 days, then the permit may be issued subject to compliance with the relevant provisions of this Act and by-laws. 263. In this section "municipal authority" means a council of a town constituted or continued under the Municipalities Act "rack-rent" means rent which is not less than 2/3 of the full annual net value of the property out of which the rent arises and the full net annual value shall be taken to be the rent at which the property might reasonably be expected to be let from year to year; (r) The council shall have power by rules, regulations or by-laws. (c) Where a special appraisement is conducted, written notice of that appraisement shall be given to the owner of the house or building, or, absent from the province, to the owner's agent. 340.18 374. Dogs not to be at large (4) (c) (4) conduct himself or herself by word or act in a mutinous or insubordinate manner; (f) No nomination for mayor or deputy mayor 101. A tenant of a building shall upon the request of the assessors make a written statement giving the name of the owner of the building he or she occupies, the purpose for which he or she occupies, and the weekly, monthly or yearly rentals payable by him or her and shall enumerate all services supplied by the owner as part of the tenancy. arising out of a contract or in tort, by or against the council may be taken in the name of the city. Private drains (6) Parks 338. service of the notice may be personal or by registered mail, and, (i) where the council is of opinion that serious danger to the public exists or is imminent for compelling, with the assistance of the police where necessary, the closing of a building until the orders have been complied with or sufficiently complied with to render it safe in the opinion of the council to readmit the public while full compliance with the orders is being effected, and for empowering police officers to enter a building when occupied by a public assemblage and enforce compliance with the by-laws, rules, regulations and orders. 369. Heritage preservation 1971 No14 s2; 1971 No70 s4; 1974 No57 Sch C; 1986 c42 Sch A; 2013 c16 s25. Procedure (1)The council shall not divert, or apply an amount appropriated in the estimates for a particular purpose, work, or service, to another purpose, work or service. (1)Where a municipal authority that is served by a regional service does not agree with the decision of the regional committee of the council with respect to the rates or user fees charged by the council for the regional service in that municipal authority, the municipal authority may apply to the Public Utilities Board for a review of those rates or user fees. to set apart in or adjoining the streets of the city stands for the use of licensees and regulate the use of those stands; (g) 366. 37. . A building which by this Act or by or under a rule regulation or order made under this Act is ordered to be demolished shall be a public nuisance and may be abated in accordance with subsection (1). Duties of clerk All development within the City of St. Johns is carried out and maintained with by-laws enacted by the St. Johns Municipal Council and in accordance with The St. Johns Development Regulations. Where the compensation in respect of lands or interest in lands has to be assessed, the estimate of the value of the lands or interests shall be based upon the fair market value, an estimate at the time of the valuation being made of the lands, and of the interests in the lands, regard being had to the nature and the condition of the property and the probable duration of the buildings in their existing state, and to the state of the repair of the buildings, without an additional allowance in respect of the compulsory purchase of the area. The development appeal board or the council shall hold a hearing of each appeal referred to in subsection (1), and, in determining the appeal, it may, by order, (a) (9) An order made by a Provincial Court 4. 361. An elapsed period of time after which fire services may be withdrawn under subsection (7) shall be stated in a contract which the city may make under subsection (3). In respect of an offence dealt with under paragraph (1)(h), (a) (A) Building permit requirements. to have under his or her supervision the officials of the tax, assessment, and collecting departments and the city appraisers or assessors and to see that all orders of the council in regard to the department are carried out, and to report a dereliction of duty on the part of the officials of those departments; (d) (3) to empower the building inspector to issue permits for the erection, repair, equipment, occupancy, or change of use, removal, or demolition of buildings and to provide for the revocation or cancellation of the permits; (c) 90. where an agent cannot be found, service may be effected by affixing a copy of the statement of claim to the door or some other conspicuous part of the property and serving the occupier with another copy and by publishing an advertisement in accordance with paragraph (1)(f); (e) (5) (1)The council shall have power by by-laws, rules or regulations to require the owners, lessees or managers of public buildings within the city limits to make the reasonable provision that the council in its discretion shall prescribe, either generally or in the case of a particular building, for the safety and protection from injury by fire, panic or otherwise of persons resorting to those buildings. 326. (3) the installation of sanitary improvements. (v) (3) 249. the method of the display for sale or rental in shops of pornographic books, magazines, films or other pornographic reading or viewing material; (b) Taxes that are payable to the city under this Act and unpaid on the last day of the month in which they become due to the city, shall, until paid, bear and are subject to simple or compound interest, if before making that charge, the council passes a resolution establishing whether the interest shall be simple or compound, the rate of interest to be charged and when the interest shall be applied. 150. Where, by the alteration of a street, under a law, a portion of land, not embraced within the new line of the street, is adjoining to, or extending along the frontage of another proprietor that portion of land shall be set off to, and shall be taken by the adjoining proprietor to the extent of his or her frontage, at a valuation to be ascertained by the arbitration. 394. 164. 292. Obstructing coves (5) After 5 120. an extension to an existing private family dwelling where an extension is necessary to provide adequate living quarters for members of the household living in the dwelling, provided that the extensions shall not exceed in cubic content 1/2 the cubic content of the existing private family dwelling; (c) The council may in cases of financial need agree to defer the payment of a person's tax for the period and upon the conditions that it considers just. (2) (1)The council has power, with respect to land and buildings within the city or within 1 mile outside the limits of the city. Right to collect (1)The officers and members of the fire department, together with their fire engines, apparatus and appliances have the right-of-way over all traffic while proceeding to answer an alarm of fire. 187. The board of arbitrators shall begin arbitration proceedings within 30 days after it is constituted and shall deliver the decision or award within 60 days after the beginning of the arbitration proceedings, but this latter period may be extended by written agreement of the parties concerned, in which event the decision or award shall be delivered within that extended period. (3) an accumulation or deposit which is injurious to health; (iv) For the purpose of marking out and making plainly known the boundary lines of the streets, firebreaks, cross-streets, coves and roads, the council shall put down marks of stone or iron in the places that it considers necessary and the lines of the streets, cross-streets, firebreaks, coves and roads so marked and described shall be the lines and boundaries of them. (1)A member of the council who during the term of office, (a) Appointments exclusive Seal a written charge may allege more than 1 offence and shall contain. (4) (2) 407. (4) Minutes to be public Schedule F, 7.1 Members of the development appeal board may be paid the remuneration and expenses that the council may by resolution determine. Municipal Elections Act. St. John's Windish Lutheran Church's Last Service | PHOTOS 355. Notwithstanding subsection (2), where the unauthorized change is made by an occupier without the knowledge and consent of the owner the latter shall be entitled to claim over against the occupier for all expenses and penalties incurred by the owner in consequence of the offence. (c) 76. 319. City clerk constitute a hindrance to the maintenance, repair or improvement of the street, (iii) Upon completion of the draft assessment roll it shall be available in the office of the city clerk for inspection by taxpayers. 340.24 Notwithstanding a by-law enacted by the council under this section and notwithstanding the powers of an authority appointed by the council by by-law under this section, a pedestrian promenade may be immediately disestablished upon a resolution of the council to that effect, and at that time the area established as a pedestrian promenade shall no longer continue as a pedestrian promenade and this section or a by-law enacted under this section shall not apply to the area. 340.12 (g) - Compliance. Building Department staff evaluates all applications for building permits in St. Johns County. 189. (8) 6. Rep. by 2012 c26 s7 OF ST. JOHN Upon publication of the order, the city, with effect from the date upon which the order has effect and for all the purposes of this Act and a law, rule, regulation or by-law applicable to the city, shall comprise the area within the boundaries delimited in the order, and the order shall have the effect of repealing a prior order made under subsection (2).