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Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 1055, 2026

July 7, 2026Pages 349–3514 sectionsOriginal PDF

An amendment to the Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw establishing fine amounts for fire protection and life safety violations.

$1,000 fine for monitoring company failing to report alarm$1,000 fine for unauthorized hydrant use$300 fine for disobeying Fire Chief orders regarding forests$500 fine for hindering a member at an incident

TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL

Page 349–351

BYLAW NO. 1055

A BYLAW TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL TICKET INFORMATION BYLAW PERTAINING TO FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY

  1. This Bylaw may be cited as “Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 1055, 2026”

  2. Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw No. 643, 2007, is hereby amended as follows:

    a) In Schedule “1”, the reference to Schedule “4” in Column 2 – Designated Bylaws is amended to as follows:

Schedule 1

COLUMN 1 – SCHEDULES COLUMN 2 – DESIGNATED BYLAWS COLUMN 3 – DESIGNATED BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
Schedule 4 Fire Protection and Life Safety Bylaw No. 954, 2026 Bylaw Enforcement Officer
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer
Fire Chief
Fire Commissioner
b) By deleting Schedule “4” in its entirety and substituting the amended Schedule “4” as attached hereto and forming a part of this Bylaw.

READ A FIRST TIME THIS 16TH DAY OF JUNE, 2026.

READ A SECOND TIME THIS 16TH DAY OF JUNE, 2026.

READ A THIRD TIME THIS 16TH DAY OF JUNE, 2026.

ADOPTED BY COUNCIL, SIGNED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CORPORATE OFFICER, AND SEALED WITH THE SEAL OF THE TOWN OF VIEW ROYAL THIS DAY OF , 2026.


MAYOR CORPORATE OFFICER

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SCHEDULE 4

FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY BYLAW NO. 954, 2026

COLUMN 1 OFFENCE COLUMN 2 SECTION COLUMN 3 AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. COLUMN 4 FINE
Disobeying an Order from the Fire Chief, regarding Forests 4.6.2 $300.
Obstructing entry for inspection 5.2.1 $300.
Building Fire Department Connection Signs not displayed 6.2.2 $200.
Property reference not available to receive telephone calls from monitoring service 6.3.2(a) $200.
Property reference not able to attend at alarm address within 30 minutes 6.3.2(b) $200.
Property reference not capable of operating alarm system or safeguarding premises 6.3.2(c) $200.
Monitoring company failing to report alarm to dispatch 6.3.3 $1,000.
Failure to maintain sprinkler system 6.4.1 $300.
Failure to maintain sprinkler during demolition 6.4.2 $300.
Failure to maintain/test smoke alarms 6.5.1 $200.
Failure to institute fire watch 6.6.1 $1,000.
Failure to maintain 1m clearance around hydrant/standpipe 6.7.1 $200.
Unauthorized hydrant use 6.7.3 $1,000.
Failure to provide extinguisher in new dwelling 6.9.1 $100.
Failure to provide extinguisher in addition construction 6.9.2 $100.
Obstruction of emergency access route 7.1.4 $300.
Street address not displayed or visible 7.4.1(a) $200.
Address lettering not contrasting 7.4.1(e) $200.
Required emergency access signage not posted 7.4.1(f) $300.
Strata road system not clearly marked 7.4.2 $300.
Roof obstructions causing hazard 8.2.1 $300.
Storage on roofs/balconies 8.3.1 $200.
Roof access obstructed 8.4.1 $300.
Hindering a member at an incident 10.1.1 $500.
Refusing entry for assistance 10.1.3 $500.
Interfering with fire protection equipment access 10.1.4 $500.
Entering incident building without authorization 10.2.1(a) $1,000.
Entering restricted area 10.2.1(b) $300.
Refusing to move when directed 10.2.1(c) $500.
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SCHEDULE 4, cont’d

FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY BYLAW NO. 954, 2026

COLUMN 1 OFFENCE COLUMN 2 SECTION COLUMN 3 AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. COLUMN 4 FINE
False representation as Fire & Rescue member 10.3.1 $500.
Entering restricted incident boundary 10.4.2 $500.
Driving over Fire & Rescue equipment 10.5.1 $500.
Failure to maintain emergency/exit lighting 12.1.1(a) $300.
Failure to inspect portable extinguishers 12.1.1(b) $300.
Failure to maintain means of egress 12.1.1(c) $300.
Failure to maintain exit doors 12.1.1(d) $300.
Failure to maintain fire access routes 12.1.1(e) $300.
Failure to keep access roads/fire lanes clear 12.1.1(f) $300.
Failure to ensure gated access compliance 12.1.1(g) $300.
Failure to maintain standpipe/sprinkler systems 12.1.1(h) $300.
Failure to maintain commercial cooking systems 12.1.1(i) $300.
Exceeding occupant load 12.1.1(j) $1,000.
Combustible materials accumulation 12.1.1(k) $300.
Improper handling/storage of flammable liquids 12.1.1(l) $300.
Failure to maintain fire separations 12.1.1(m) $300.
Open air fire without authorization 13.1.1 $300.
Burning prohibited materials 13.1.2 $300.
Burning construction/demolition waste 13.1.3 $500.
Disobeying Fire Chief/Inspector order 14.1.1 $500.
Removing or defacing an order 14.1.3 $300.
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