By-Laws

1. In this By-Law and other By-Laws of the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington, unless the context otherwise indicates:

1. (a) “Bill” means an itemized account in favour of or against, the Municipality or any individual or corporation;

1. (b) “Chairman” means the Warden, Deputy Warden or any persons appointed by the Council to preside over it, or a person appointed by the Council
or a Committee or Board to preside over such Committee or Board;

1. (g) “In writing” or “written” includes printing, lithography, or any other modes of representing or reproducing words in visible form;

1. (h) “Meeting” has the meaning which it has in Section 87 and Section 88 of the Municipal Act. Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1967 Chapter 192;

1. (k) “Quorum”, as applied to the Council, means a majority of the Councillors constituting the Council; as applied to a Committee or Board means
a majority of the members constituting the Committee or Board;

1. (l) “Session” means the proceedings of the Council held on any one day of the meeting;

2. Unless the context otherwise requires, the provisions of the Interpretation Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1967, Chapter 151, shall
apply to these By-Laws and other By-Laws of the Council and the terms therein shall mean the same in such By-Laws.

3. Nothing in this By-Law excludes a judicial rule of construction that is applicable to a By-Law and not inconsistent with these By-Laws.

1. (1) The Seal of the Corporation shall be made of suitable material and have engraved
on it the name of the Municipality.

1. (3) The Warden or Clerk may affix the seal to any document for the purpose of
authentication and a fee of One Dollar and Fifty Cents ($1.50) shall be charged for such authentication.

1. (4) Notwithstanding Subsection (3), no fee shall be charged for authentications or
certificates or appointment of Municipal or District Officers required by a Court
of law.

1. (5) The Warden and Clerk shall affix the seal to any authorized deed or contract
which is required by law to be under Seal and shall countersign such documents.

2. The Clerk shall keep in his office a copy of the By-laws of the Municipality amended to
date, which shall be open to public inspection without charge at all reasonable hours.

1. Unless it is otherwise provided and subject to the direction and control of the Council and Warden, the Clerk shall have the general
custody and control of the municipal property and of property subject to the management of the Municipal Council.

2. This By-law shall apply to any land or building owned by the Municipality or to any airport, landing field or landing strip entirely
within the Municipality; but shall apply to any airport operated by Her Majesty in Right of Canada.

3. No person shall trespass in or upon land or buildings owned by the Municipality, except as hereinafter provided.

4. No person shall leave a vehicle, whether attended or unattended, in or upon property owned by the Municipality, except as hereinafter provided.

5. No person shall leave any animal or animals, whether attended or unattended, in or upon lands or buildings owned by the Municipality.

6. The Municipal Council shall make Regulations from time to time for the hours of use of lands or buildings owned by the Municipality
and shall display the said Regulations along with all other Regulations as may from time to time be made in relation to the use of said
lands or buildings in prominent places in the areas to which the said Regulations shall apply.

7. Any Police Officer, on discovering a motor vehicle, either attended or unattended, in or upon lands or buildings owned by the
Municipality, not being there in accordance with the provisions of this By-law or Regulations made under this By-law, shall cause
the motor vehicle to be removed and retained in a suitable place and the cost of such removal and retention shall be at the expense of the owner thereof.

<>8. Any Police Officer, on discovering any animal or animals, whether attended or unattended, in or upon lands or buildings owned by
the Municipality, shall cause the owner or person in charge of such animal or animals to remove the same, and upon the failure or
refusal to do so, the Police Officer may cause the animal or animals to be impounded in accordance with the By-laws of the Municipality.

9. Any person who:

a. Destroys or damages or causes to be destroyed or damaged any property owned by or under the care of the Municipality;

b. Removes or causes to be removed any soil, gravel, trees, sand or stones from land of or
under the care of the Municipality or;

c. Deposits or causes to be deposited any soil, stones, sand, gravel, garbage, filth, refuse, or other material on
lands owned by or under the care of the Municipality; shall be liable for a penalty under this By-law.

10. (1)(b) Places or causes to be placed on buildings or fence in such manner that it projects
into or over any public place, way or street; shall, upon notice being served upon
him, or posted on the property, remove the encroaching building or fence.

10. (2) Where a person fails to remove an encroaching building or fence under the
provisions of Subsection (1) the Clerk may order it removed at the expense of the
owner in default, and where the person in default does not pay the expenses on
demand, the Municipality may recover such expenses by an action in its name for
debt in any Court of competent jurisdiction.

11. (1) Any person who uses a field abutting on a public place, way or street for the
purpose of grazing or pasturing horses, cattle, sheep, swine or other animals likely
to stray from the field shall erect or maintain a fence along the boundary line
between the field and the public place, way or street sufficient to prevent the
animals from straying from or breaking out of the field.

11. (2) A frontage fence required by this Section which has been approved by a duly
appointed fence viewer shall be sufficient for the purposes of this Section.

11. (3) The provisions of this Section shall not affect the duty to maintain such fence.

<>a. On any sidewalk; or

b. In any public way or place which is not a highway, where the passage or excrement of such animal would be likely
to cause annoyance to persons using the sidewalks or public way or place.

13. (1) Any person who violates any provision of this By-law or any Regulation pursuant to Section 6 shall be guilty of an offence
and liable to a penalty not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and in default of payment to imprisonment for a
period not exceeding two (2) months, and in addition, at the Court’s discretion, be
ordered to make restitution of any damage done.

1.           Definitions:

a.   “Blue bag recyclables” means aluminum cans, tin cans, plastic bottles, plastic bags, glass bottles,
paper and cardboard and such additional items as may be defined and approved from time to time
by resolution of Council. For calculation purposes one bundle of cardboard is treated as the equivalent
of 1 blue bag.

aa.   “Bulky waste” means bulky items including refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, furniture,
mattresses, rugs and such additional items as may be defined and approved by Council from time to time.

b.   “Collection” means the action by Council or designated Contractor to collect and dispose of, by lawful
means, all solid waste and recyclable materials.

c.   “Compostable material” means organic materials, including but not necessarily limited to, grass,
leaves, vegetable matter, table scraps, garden waste, wet paper products, shredded cardboard and chipped
branches.

d.   “Contractor” means the person or company, who by contract with the Municipality, is responsible
for the collection and disposal of solid waste and recyclable materials in the Municipality.

e.   “Council” means the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

a.   “Household Hazardous Waste” means such items as paint, oil, anti-freeze, etc.

g.   “Householder” means the owner, occupant, leasee or person assessed for real property and the building
thereon.

h.   “Kitchen Bin” means a small plastic bucket or green bin used to collect organic waste.

i.   “Municipality” means the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

j.   “Public highway” means any road owned and maintained by the Province of Nova Scotia or the
Municipality of the District of Barrington.

k.   “Residual waste” means waste not included in blue bag recyclables, compostable materials, special
waste or household hazardous waste.

<>l.   “Roadside” means that portion of the public or private road right-of-way between the travel
portion or parking area and the property line which parallels the center line of the road.

m.   Private road means all private roads identified by the Municipality on which it is possible for the
collection vehicle to turn around and which are adequately maintained and on which snow removal is
provided during winter months.

n.   “Solid waste” means blue bag recyclables, residual waste, compostable materials, bulky waste, and
household hazardous waste.

2.   No householder or commercial, industrial or institutional occupant or property owner shall permit the
accumulation of solid waste in or around a property to the extent that it is likely to become a nuisance,
unsightly or a danger to public health.

3.   No person shall deposit solid waste in any place within the Municipality, not approved by the Municipal
Council, as a solid waste disposal area.

4.   No person shall throw any dirt, filth or solid waste on any street, road, lane or highway within the Municipality.

5.   No person shall engage in the business of removing or collecting solid waste within the Municipality,
unless he holds from the Municipality, a license for that purpose which is in force, unless he is by contract
or agreement with the Municipality, authorized by the Municipality to provide a garbage collection service.

6.   Every application for a license under this By-law shall be made in writing on a form provided therefore
by the Clerk, and signed by the person applying therefore.

7.   A license issued under this By-law shall be valid until the first day of May following the date of its issue,
unless sooner revoked or suspended, and upon application it shall be renewed by the Council on payment of
the required license fee, except when the provisions of this By-law have been violated by the applicant.
The fee shall be determined by the Municipal Council by resolution from time to time.

8.   The following regulation shall govern the garbage collection service and shall be strictly adhered to by
all persons making use of such service:

a)   Garbage collection service shall be limited to five (5) plastic bags per household and twelve (12) plastic
garbage bags per commercial, industrial and institutional establishment. One (1) green cart per household
and two (2) green carts per commercial, industrial and institutional establishment.

b)   All residual waste deposited at roadside for collection shall be separated with waste being deposited
in a securely tied, plastic, waterproof bag and shall not exceed a weight of 35 lbs.

c)   All recyclable materials as defined by Council from time to time, shall be placed in a securely tied blue
tinted or clear plastic, waterproof bag and shall not exceed a weight of 35 lbs.

cc)   All compostable materials as defined by Council from time to time, shall be placed in a green cart,
kitchen bin or compostable brown bag and placed at road side for collection on the designated collection day

ccc)   Maximum of 1 bulky item shall be collected from all dwellings, and commercial, industrial and institutional
establishments within the Municipality on a daily basis at the same time as the municipal waste collection. Bulky
items shall include refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, furniture, mattresses, rugs, etc. Bulky items shall be
collected along with the municipal solid waste on a daily basis.

   The Municipal Waste Collector shall deposit metal items including refrigerators, stoves and washing machines
at the Municipal Construction & Demolition Debris Landfill Site on Highway 103 in Barrington. The remaining
bulky items including furniture, mattresses, rugs, etc. shall be transported by the collector, to the Queens Landfill
Site or other site to be determined by the Municipality.

d)   Paper and cardboard products shall be placed in plastic, waterproof bags or bundles securely tied and having a
weight of no more than 35 lbs.

e)   The owner or occupier of a property or premise shall place the plastic garbage bags and green carts, kitchen bins
or compostable brown bags at the roadside edge of their property not later than 7:00 a.m. on the day of collection,
but not in such a position as to interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic.

   f)   The garbage collection service shall be provided to all residential homes, mobile home, seasonally occupied
homes and commercial, industrial and institutional premises, but shall not include production waste products.

   g)   The garbage collection service shall not include car parts, or waste material or rubbish left by any builder or
the owner of any property or premises from construction alteration, repair, or demolition.

   h)   Property owners using roadside garbage containers are required to locate the containers at a distance not
greater than ten feet (10’) from the edge of the pavement or for graveled road, not greater than ten feet (10’) from
the edge of the gravel portion of the roadway.

    i)   Solid waste shall only be collected on government plowed highways and private roads identified by the
Municipality.

9.   a)   No householder shall permit solid waste to remain in front of the property or at roadside, except between
the hours of 7:00 p.m. on the day previous to collection and 12:00 noon on the day after collection.

        b)    Solid waste placed for collection in a manner contrary to the provisions of this By-law may not be collected,
at the discretion of the Contractor or the Municipality, and such solid waste shall be removed no later than
12:00 noon on the day following regular collection day.

10.   The Municipality may by resolution of Council take measures to provide or direct the collection of
recyclables, direct the disposal of recyclables or limit the type and sorts of items to be disposed of and in
which fashion they are to be disposed of. The resolution may also specify the requirements for preparing
recyclable materials for deposit in the blue bags.

11.   The Municipality shall continue to operate the Barrington Municipal Construction and Demolition Debris
Landfill Site. The days and hours of operation of the Municipal Construction and Demolition Debris Landfill
Site shall be determined by Council from time to time by resolution. The Barrington Municipal Construction
and Demolition Debris Landfill Site shall be used for construction and demolition debris. Washers, dryers,
refrigerators, stoves and a variety of other metal items will be accepted for disposal. See Policy No. 38
Construction and Demolition Landfill Policy for fee structure.

   b)   The public shall be prohibited from depositing at the Municipal Construction and Demolition Debris
Landfill Site, the following items:

a) corrugated cardboard
b) newsprint
c) batteries
d) fish renderings
e) animal carcasses
f) septic waste
g) hazardous waste
h) automobile chassis
i) hazardous waste such as insecticides, herbicides and pesticides
j) petroleum products
k) asbestos
             l) all items identified for the Blue Bag Program which are generally:
- paper products
- glass
- milk and juice cartons
- aluminum
- steel and tin cans
- variety of plastics

m) compostable organic material (industrial, commercial, institutional and
       residential). These items are identified on a list of items for backyard
       composting.
n)   used tires (effective November 1, 1996)

12.   Every person who violates or fails to comply with any of the provisions of this
By-law shall be liable, upon conviction, to the following:

                             a. For the first offence, a fine of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00).
                             b. For the second offence, a fine of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00).
                             c. For the third offence, a fine of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00).

          13.         REPEAL

               All former By-laws of the Municipality heretofore enacted relating to collection,
        storage and disposal of refuse are hereby repealed.

Amended by Council April 27, 2009
Amended by Council August 10, 2009

1. No person shall without reasonable cause, shout, sing, ring a bell, blow a horn, or make
any disturbing noise, in any public way or place or in the vicinity thereof in the
Municipality between the hours of nine o’clock in the afternoon and nine o’clock on the
next forenoon.

2. (1) Except between the hours of seven o’clock in the forenoon and twelve o’clock in
the afternoon on any weekday, no loudspeakers, microphones, amplifiers or other
transmitting apparatus connected with a radio, phonograph, or other sound
transmitting apparatus shall be operated in the Municipality so that the sound
transmitted is projected beyond the distance of one thousand (1,000) feet.

2. (2)(a) Owns, operates, or has in his possession or control a transmitting apparatus
contrary to the provisions of Subsection (1) of this section; or

2. (2)(b) Permits a transmitting apparatus to be operated on his premises or in or on his
motor vehicle contrary to the provisions of Subsection (1) of this Section, shall
be guilty of an offence.

2. (3) This section shall not apply to any horn, whistle, bell, or broadcasting device
used:

3. No person shall without reasonable cause ring any door bell or knock at any door or
window, or otherwise disturb the occupants of any room or premises by signals.

4. No person shall remove, damage of hide any gate, fence or door unless authorized thereto
by the occupant or owner of the premises to which such gate, door or fence is
appurtenant.

5. No person shall maintain any kennel, fox farm, or other like establishment which by
reason of smell, noise, pests, or escaping animals causes annoyance to the public or to the
occupants of neighbouring premises.

6. No person shall cause or permit any pigsties to be within one hundred and fifty (150’)
feet of any public way, place or building.

7. (1) Where any person cuts ice on any pond, lake, river, or stream he shall, before
leaving the same, erect a fence of brush, poles, wire or other materials, sufficient
to prevent any accident which is reasonably possible.

7. (2) No person shall remove a fence so erected, unless all reasonable possibility of
accident from the lack of such fence has ceased.

8. No person shall drive or operate a motor boat on any lake or river over which the
Legislature of the Province of Nova Scotia has authority at a speed greater than is
reasonable in the circumstances or in manner so as to endanger the safety of or to
incommode others.

9. No person shall establish, maintain, or operate or cause to be established, maintained, or
operated a garage or body repair shop so as to cause annoyance to the public or to the
occupants of neighbouring properties.

10. No person shall walk, stand or be in any position where he obstructs passage in any
public way or place, or obstructs the steps or entrance of any premises, whether public or
private, nor shall any person conduct himself in such a way or place or near such steps or
entrance so as to annoy any person lawfully using such places.

11. No person shall enter or remain within any private dwelling or place of business after he
has been requested to withdraw by any occupant in possession of the premises.

12. (a) Incommode peaceful passers by or loiter on the highways or in doorways or
windows of shops or dwellings on the highways in the Municipality, or;

12. (b) Obstruct people by standing across the sidewalks or highways in the
Municipality.

No person shall use any explosives for blasting within One Thousand (1,000) feet of any building, public way or place
except under the following conditions:

(a) No blast shall be set off in the Municipality between nine o’clock in the afternoon and
seven o’clock in the forenoon following.

(b) All explosives, charges and sites shall be covered with heavy rope, brush, mats, or similar
apparatus so as to prevent effectually the escape of broken rock, stones, turf, soil or other
dangerous fragments.

(c) No blast shall be set off while any person is within three hundred (300) feet of the charge,
unless he is within a prepared pit or baffle sufficient for complete safety.

(d) No blast shall be set off unless a warning be given at least one (1) minute before each
blast.

<>(e) No blast shall be set off which could reasonably cause alarm to the occupants or premises
in the vicinity, or could cause any break, strain, shift, or other like damage, whatsoever in
such premises.

1. (1) No provision of this By-law shall apply to dogs unless they are specifically
included in the provision.

2. (1) No person shall cause pain to any domestic bird or animal including any domestic
dog.

2. (2) No person shall maim any wild or domestic bird or animal, including any dog, nor
blind it so as to cause suffering, nor treat it otherwise than in a humane manner.

3. The owner or harbourer of any domestic animal who does not prevent the domestic
animal from going at large shall be liable to a penalty.

4. The owner or harbourer of any domestic animal which is suffering from an infection or
contagious disease, who:

4. (a) does not prevent it from leaving his premises under effective control, or

4. (b) does not prevent it from herding with undiseased animals, shall be liable to a
penalty.

5. No domestic fowl shall be permitted to leave the premises of the owner or run at large
within the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

5. (a) The owner of any domestic fowl which runs at large, contrary to this By-law, is
guilty of an offence under this By-law, and is subject on conviction to the penalty
prescribed in By-law No. 16.

5. (b) Any Constable or Peace Officer, without notice to or complaint against the owner
of any such domestic fowl, may impound such domestic fowl, and after giving
forty-eight (48) hours notice to the owner following the impounding, may dispose
of said domestic fowl either by selling same for the best price obtainable, or if the
domestic fowl cannot be sold, it may be destroyed in a humane manner.

5. (c) A person or owner claiming the impounded domestic fowl shall be liable to pay
the sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each day that the domestic fowl are
impounded.

11-1 6. (2) Any Constable or Peace Officer may destroy or cause to be destroyed any animal
which has rabies, anthrax, or other deadly diseases.

6. (3) Any person may secure or confine any dog or other animal which appears to be
rabid.

7. (1) Where no pound is created, the Warden may authorize any suitable building or
enclosure to be used as a pound.

7. (3) A Pound Keeper shall be entitled to $5.00 per day for impounding any animal.

<> (1) “destroy” means kill;
(2) “dog” means any dog, male or female, or any animal that is the result of
the breeding of a dog with any other animal;
(3) “domestic animal” includes pets and farm animals;
(4) “extraordinary expense” means any expense incurred by Municipal Staff
in relation to a dog except for provision of food and shelter;
(5) “fierce or dangerous dog” has the meaning stipulated in s. 7 of this By-
Law;
(6) “mitigating factor” means a circumstance which excuses the aggressive
behaviour of a dog where:
   (i) the dog, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, attacked or injured any trespasser on
property occupied by its owner;
   (ii) the dog immediately prior to the aggressive behaviour, was being
    abused or tormented by the person attacked or injured;

(7) “Municipal Staff” means the Municipality’s By-Law Enforcement Officer
   or a person appointed by the Chief Administrative Officer or Council to
   act on the Municipality’s behalf for the purposes of this By-Law, and
   includes the Pound Keeper;

(8) “owner” means the owner of a dog and any person who possesses, has the
care or control of, or harbours a dog and, where such a person is a minor,
includes a parent, guardian or custodian of such a person;

<> (9) “wolf-dog hybrid” means any animal which results from the breeding of a
dog and a wolf or that is or has been advertised or held out for sale as
such;

Dog Control and Pound

(1) collect on behalf of the Municipality any Impounding Fees, Daily Pound
Fees and any other additional charges or fees as are authorized in this By-
Law and as may be set by resolution of Council;

5. Any dog which is off the premises occupied by the owner without being under the
continuous restraint and control of some person is deemed to be running at large
for the purposes of this By-Law. A dog which is tethered on a tether of sufficient
length to permit the dog to leave the property boundaries of the premises occupied
by the owner is deemed to be running at large.

6. The owner of a dog shall, while the dog is off the premises occupied by the owner, keep the dog under control by means
of a harness or leash, and the dog shall be
deemed to be running at large where the owner fails to use such apparatus, except
that an unleashed and unharnessed dog that is under continuous effective human
restraint and control shall not be deemed to be running at large. When using Municipal Trials and Sidewalks, dogs must be on a leash, at all times, held by a person able to control the dog.

<>7. For purpose of this By-Law a dog that is fierce or dangerous means any dog:
(1) that is a wolf-dog hybrid;
(2) that, in the absence of a mitigating factor as defined herein, has attacked or injured a person;
(3) that, in the absence of a mitigating factor as defined herein, has injured a domestic animal;
(4) that, in the absence of a mitigating factor as defined herein, when either unmuzzled or unleashed, in a vicious or terrorizing
manner, approaches any person in an apparent attitude of attack upon streets, sidewalks, any public grounds or places, or on private
property other than the property of the owner;
(5) owned or harboured in whole or in part for the purpose of dog fighting; or
(6) trained for dog fighting;
provided that no dog shall be deemed fierce or dangerous if it is a professionally trained guard dog while lawfully
engaged for law enforcement.

8. Every owner of a dog
(1) whose dog runs at large;
(2) whose dog persistently disturbs the quiet of the neighbourhood by barking, howling or otherwise;
(3) who neglects or refuses to provide a written statement required by this By-law;
(4) who harbours, keeps, or has under care, control or direction a dog that is fierce or dangerous;
(5) who fails to remove the feces of a dog, other than a dog that is trained to assist and is assisting a person with a
disability, from public property or private property other than the owners;
is in contravention of the By-Law.

9. Municipal Staff may, without notice to or complaint against the owner, impound any dog that:
(1) runs at large contrary to this By-Law;
(2) is fierce or dangerous;
(3) is rabid or appears to be rabid or exhibits symptoms of canine madness; or
(4) persistently disturbs the quiet of the neighborhood by barking, howling or otherwise.

10. An Impounding Fee of $25.00 and a Daily Pound Fee of $10.00 shall be payable by any person seeking to redeem
an impounded dog.

11. Except in the case where a dog is impounded for being fierce or dangerous, or is rabid or exhibits symptoms of canine
madness, the owner of a dog which has been impounded, upon proof of ownership of the dog, may redeem the dog after
payment to the Pound Keeper, or making arrangement for payment satisfactory to the Pound Keeper, of the Impounding Fee
and the Daily Pound Fee(s), along with reimbursement for any Extraordinary Expenses incurred by the Municipal Staff in relation
to the dog.

12. Any dog which has not been redeemed by its owner at the expiry of a period of 72 hours after being impounded may be given
away, sold or killed by the Pound Keeper and, if sold, the proceeds shall belong to the Municipality.

13. Whenever the 72 hours of impounding time expires on a weekend, the Pound Keeper shall hold such dog until the expiry
of the first business day following the weekend to permit the owner to redeem the dog.

14. Upon any dog being impounded the Pound Keeper shall make at least one attempt to contact the owner of the dog if
ownership can be reasonably determined. Provided however that if a dog is missing, the onus is on the owner of the dog to ascertain
within the time period provided for impounding under this By-Law, whether the dog has been impounded, and neither the Pound Keeper
not the Municipality shall incur liability in the event of failure to give Notice to the owner, if the owner has not made inquiry of the Pound Keeper
to determine whether the dog was impounded.

15. Municipal Staff may, without notice to or complaint against the owner, destroy on sight or after capture any dog that:
(1) is fierce or dangerous;
(2) is rabid or appears to be rabid or exhibits symptoms of canine madness;
(3) is sick or injured such that it requires a veterinarian or would cause undue distress to the animal or costs to treat would be excessive to the Municipality.

16. Municipal Staff may, kill on sight any dog that is running at large and which he or she believes, on reasonable and probable grounds, to pose a
danger to a person or a domestic animal or to property of persons other than the owner.

<>17. Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-Law is punishable on conviction by a fine of not less than $100.00 and not more
than $500.00 and to imprisonment of not more than thirty (30) days in default of payment thereof.

1.     No person shall act as Auctioneer of, or peddle, hawk or trade goods unless he holds a
        license therefore which is in force. This Section shall not apply to merchants with an
       established place of business within the Municipality.

2.    No person shall take or solicit orders for photographs or enlargements of photographs
       made by any process, where there is to be a consideration moving to such person for
       making or delivering such photographs, unless he holds a license therefor which is in
       force.

3.     No person shall, on his own behalf or as an agent of another, exercise within the
         Municipality the calling of a book agent or magazine salesman, or peddle, hawk, take
         orders for or otherwise deal in books or magazines without having first obtained a license
       therefore.

4.    Nothing in this By-law shall effect:

4.    (a)    A person offering to sell the products of the farm, the forest, or the sea, or

4.    (b)    Any Sheriff, Bailiff or other Officer of the law selling under legal process.

4.    (c)    A person who is a resident or ratepayer of the Municipality.

5.    The Clerk shall issue licenses under this By-law which shall expire December 31st of
       each year, upon payment of the following annual fees:

5.    (a)    Where the applicant is not a resident or ratepayer in the Municipality:

5.    (a)    (1)    Auctioneer                                                            $40.00
5.    (a)    (2)    Hawker, trade or peddler                                      $40.00
5.    (a)    (3)    Photographer, canvasser, solicitor or agent            $40.00
5.    (a)    (4)    Magazine Salesman                                              $40.00
5.    (a)    (5)    Amusement rides, etc. See Section 6                    $40.00
5.    (a)    (6)    Automotive Vehicle Sales, including off-road        $100.00 per day
                        vehicles and motorcyles

6.    (1)    No person shall conduct any itinerant circus, merry-go-round or novelty ride, or
               other amusement unless he holds a license from the Municipality for that purpose
               which is in force, provided that nothing herein contained shall be construed as
             preventing or restricting the licensing of such activity under the provisions of the
               Theatres and Amusement Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1967, Chapter
              304 and any Regulations made thereunder.

6.    (2)    Every amusement or place of amusement licensed under this By-law shall remain
       closed between the hours of one o'clock in the morning and nine o'clock of the
               same morning.

7.    Every license shall display his license on demand to any person when engaged in his
       trade or calling.

Amended    March 17, 1978
Amended    March 27, 2006

1. The Council may, by Resolution which may be in the form as set out in Schedule “A” of this By-law or to the like effect, cause the destruction
of any documents or records of the Municipality after they are no longer required, provided that the Clerk submits to the Council his affidavit
setting forth each of the documents or records to be destroyed and that he has personally examined each of the documents or records proposed
to be destroyed and that there is nothing of value therein.

2. The affidavit of the Clerk setting out that he has personally examined each document or record and that there is nothing of value therein
may be in the form as set out in Schedule “B” of this By-law, or to the like effect.

3. Nothing in this By-law shall authorize the destruction of the following documents:

3. (a) Deeds, Mortgages or other documents or records relating to the title of real property;

WHEREAS the documents and records of the Municipality of the District of Barrington as set out in the Affidavit of , the Municipal Clerk, sworn to the day of , A.D., 1972 , are no longer required;

AND WHEREAS according to the said Affidavit the said documents and records have been personally examined by the said Clerk and he has determined that there is nothing of value therein and that the said documents and records do not include any documents or records which are exempt from destruction pursuant to Section 3 of the Destruction of Documents By-law;

BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the said documents and records as set out in the said Affidavit of the said Clerk be forthwith removed and destroyed.

This is to certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution duly passed at a duly called meeting of the Municipal Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington duly held on the, day of
, A.D., 197

IN THE MATTER OF: THE MUNICIPAL ACT, REVISED STATUTES
OF NOVA SCOTIA, 1967, CHAPTER 192

IN THE MATTER OF: The destruction of Documents By-law of the
Municipality of the District of Barrington

I, of in the County of Shelburne and the Province of Nova Scotia, Clerk of the Municipality of the District of Barrington, do make the oath and say:

1. THAT I am the Municipal Clerk of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2. THAT I have personally examined each of the documents and records listed immediately below, pursuant to the Destruction of Documents By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington which permits the destruction of documents and records which are no longer required.

3. THAT the aforesaid list does not contain any document or record exempt from
destruction pursuant to Section 3 of the said By-law.

4. THAT to the best of my knowledge and belief there is nothing of value contained therein.

5. THAT the said documents and records are no longer required by the said Municipal
Council.

SWORN to at
in the County of
and the Province of Nova Scotia, this day of
, A.D., 19

1. Where any person violates a By-law for which no penalty is elsewhere expressly provided, he shall be liable upon summary conviction
to a penalty not exceeding Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and in default of payment to imprisonment for a period not exceeding
thirty (30) days.

2. Where a person is in prison for failure to pay a fine or cost he shall be discharged from his imprisonment upon payment of the fine, cost or
charges for conveying him to the place of his imprisonment.

3. Every sentence of imprisonment for a violation of a By-law shall be served in a jail in the County of Shelburne or otherwise designated by the Court.

4. Every fine or penalty imposed under a By-law shall be exclusive of costs, and costs when incurred shall be imposed in addition to a fine or penalty.

5. No fine or penalty imposed under a By-law shall be construed so as to affect any liability for damages.

6. Except where otherwise expressly provided, any person may initiate a prosecution for a violation of a By-law.

7. Unless otherwise provided every fine or penalty for a violation of a By-law shall be paid to the Treasurer of the of the Municipality and form part of its general fund.

8. Upon conviction for a violation of a By-law requiring a person to obtain a license or a permit, the justice, magistrate or judge may in addition to
any penalty, order the Defendant to pay the fee for such license or permit and in default of payment thereof to imprisonment for a term not exceeding
twenty (20) days. Upon payment of such fee the Defendant shall receive his license of otherwise entitled thereto.

A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR A PROMPT
AND COORDINATED
RESPONSE TO A STATE OF LOCAL EMERGENCY

The Council of the Municipality of the district of Barrington under the authority vested in it by the Municipal Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, and the Emergency
Measures Act. R.S.N.S. 1990, c.8, s.10, enacts as follows:

(2) “Agreement” means the agreement between the town of Clark’s Harbour and the Municipality of the District of Barrington pursuant
to Section 10 (2) (c) of the Acts, as amended from time to time.

(3) “Council” means the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

(5) “Emergency” means a present or imminent event in respect of which the Municipality believes prompt coordination of action or
regulation of persons or property must be undertaken to protect property or the health, safety or welfare of people.

(6) “Minister” means the member of the Executive Council to whom is assigned the administration of the Act and Regulations.

(7) “Municipal Emergency Measures Plans” means plans, programs or procedures prepared by the Town and the Municipality that are
intended to mitigate the effects of an emergency or disaster and to provide for safety, health or welfare of the civil population and the protection
of the property in the event of such an occurrence.

(8) “Executive Committee” means the Municipal Emergency Measures Executive Committee established pursuant to the by-law.

(9) “Coordinator” means the person appointed as the Municipal Emergency Measures Coordinator by Council pursuant to this by-law.

(10) “Organization” means the Municipal Emergency Measures Organization established pursuant to this by-law.

(11) “Planning Committee” means the Municipal Emergency Measures Planning Committee established pursuant to this by-law.

(13) “State of Emergency Regulations” means regulations approved by the governor in council by Order in Council 92-61, Regulation 17/92,
as amended from time to time.

(14) “State of Emergency” means a state of local emergency declared by the Municipality pursuant to the Act or renewed by the Municipality
pursuant to the Act and Regulations made pursuant thereto and this by-law.

3. (1) The Council hereby establishes a Municipal Emergency Measures Organization in accordance with the agreement.

<>4. (1) Council shall appoint representatives to the Executive Committee in accordance with the agreement from its members
for such term as the agreement provides.
(2) Council’s representative on the Executive Committee shall be the Warden or as required by the agreement.

5. (1) The Coordinator shall be appointed by the Councils for such term as the agreement provides.

(2) The Coordinator may be paid reasonable expenses for work incurred under this by-law.

(c) following a declaration of state of local emergency, prescribe, as necessary, duties to be fulfilled by employees,
servants and agents of the Municipality; and

6. (1) Council shall appoint representatives to the Planning Committee as the agreement provides.

(2) The Planning committee may include, but not necessarily limited to, person responsible during an emergency for:

(a) assist the Coordinator in the preparation and coordination of municipal emergency measures plans;

(b) advise the Executive Committee on the development of municipal emergency measures plans;

(c) upon request, assist the Executive Committee in the presentation of municipal emergency measures plans to Council; and

(d) perform such other duties as may be required by the Executive Committee of the Council.

7. (1) Subject to preliminary approval of council, the Executive Committee may, as part of municipal emergency measures plans,
negotiate an agreement to be approved by the Council or person designated by the Council with the government of Canada, the
Province of Nova Scotia, a municipality, city or town or any other agency or any person.

(2) Any agreement negotiated under subsection (1) is not binding until it is approved by Council.

8. (1) The Council shall review and evaluate municipal emergency plans presented to it by the Executive committee.

(2) The Council may specify additional duties to be fulfilled by the Executive Committee, the Coordinator and the Planning committee.

(a) to pay reasonable expenses of members of the Executive committee, the Coordinator and the Planning Committee; and

(b) to fulfil the terms and conditions of an agreement approved by the Council, pursuant to Section 7.

9. (1) The Council shall declare a state of local emergency by completing Form 4 attached to the State of emergency Regulations.

(2) The Warden, acting under Section 12 (3) of the Act, shall complete Form 5 attached to the State of emergency Regulations.

(3) With the approval of the Minister, the Council may renew a state of local emergency by completing Form 6 attached to the State of
Emergency Regulations.

(4) The Council may terminate a state of local emergency by completing Form 7 attached to the State of Emergency Regulations.

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(5) A copy of a declaration signed under this Section shall immediately be delivered or faxed to the Minister and the Director.

10. Following the signature of a declaration under Section 9, the Council shall immediately cause the details of the declaration or termination to be
communicated or published by such means as the Council considers the most likely to make the contents of the declaration or termination known to the
people of the area affected.

11. Following the issuance of a declaration under Section and for the duration of the state of local emergency:

(1) every Councillor shall keep the Council posted respecting their whereabouts; and

(2) every employee, servant and agent of the Municipality who has a key role to play in such emergencies as identified in the municipal
emergency measures plans shall:

12. Minutes of all meetings of the Executive committee and Planning Committee shall be taken and a copy shall be forwarded to the Town and the
Municipality within ten (10) days of each meeting.

13. This Emergency Measures By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington replaces and supersedes all previous Emergency
Measures By-laws of the Municipality.

<>From and after the day on which the following By-laws and Regulations hall be approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs, all by-Law,
Regulations, Ordinances and orders of the Municipality shall cease to have force and effect and are hereby repealed.

MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT OF BARRINGTON
GENERAL BY-LAWS
Passed June 28, 1973

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the By-laws, of which the enclosed are a true copy, were duly passed at a duly called special Meeting of the Municipal Council of the Municipality of Barrington, held at Barrington, Nova Scotia, on Thursday, the 28th day of June, A.D., 1973.

MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT OF BARRINGTON
GENERAL BY-LAWS
PASSED BY COUNCIL JUNE 28, 1973

Recommended for approval subject to the following changes.
F. Robertson
DEPARTMENT SOLICITOR

The within By-law are approved this 17th day of October, A.D., 1973 with the following changes:

1. In Section 3 of By-law No. 3 the reference to Section 96 of the Municipal Act shall be changed to Section 90.
2. In Section 8(18) of By-law No. 3 the word “bote” in line four is changed to “vote”.
3. In Section 9(9) of By-law No. 3 the word “by” is inserted in line one after the word “given”.
4. Section 17 of By-law No. 8 is not approved.

This By-law shall be know and may be cited as “Mobile Home Park By-law No. 19" of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

In this By-law the work “shall” is mandatory and not permissive. Words used in the present tense shall include the future.
Words used in the singular number shall include the plural and words used in the plural number shall include the singular, unless
otherwise indicated. All other words shall carry their customary meaning except those defined hereinafter.

2.1 Accessory Building means any building or structure which is constructed or otherwise place on a mobile home space and is used
exclusively as a use which is accessory to the use of the mobile home as a dwelling.

2.2 Addition means any deck, enclosed space, stairway or wheelchair ramp and any similar structure which is attached to the mobile
home or otherwise added onto the mobile home space and shall exclude the foundation and skirting of the mobile home.

2.3 Applicant means the mobile home park owner or designated agent as the case may be.

2.4 Building Inspector means the Building Inspector of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2.5 Council means the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2.6 Development Officer means the Development Officer of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2.7 “K” Road means a public road owned but not maintained by the province and identified in Appendix “A” of the subdivision By-law.

<>2.8 Land Surveyor means a land surveyor who is a registered member, in good standing of the Association of Nova Scotia Land Surveyors.

2.9 Land Use By-law means the Land Use By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2.10 Mobile Home or Mini Home means a vehicular portable single detached dwelling built in compliance to the Canadian Standards
Association (CSA) Z240 set of standards and for the purpose of the By-law shall include any mobile home which was not built to the
aforementioned standards but shall not include a travel trailer, recreational vehicle, school bus, trailer otherwise designed or a multi-sectional modular home.

2.11 Mobile Home Owner means the owner of a mobile home located within a mobile home park.

2.12 Mobile Home Park means a lot or area of land which contains four (4) or more mobile home spaces and includes any service
building and services used as part of the equipment of the mobile home park. For the purpose of this by-law mobile home park shall be
referred to as park.

2.13 Mobile Home Park Development means the construction of a new mobile home park and any expansion of an existing mobile home park.

2.15 Mobile Home Park Sanitary Sewer means a sewer and any appurtenances thereof which are privately owned and maintained by the park
owner and which may be connected to the municipal sewer.

2.16 Mobile Home Space means a parcel of land which is developed to accommodate one (1) mobile home within a mobile home park.

2.18 Park Street means a street situated within a park which is not a public or private road herein defined and which street has access directly
on to a public road or private road or “K” road.

2.19 Private Road means any road which is not public shown on a plan of subdivision which:

<> a) extends to and has access to a public road and where not totally located within the area of land being subdivided, the private road shall have
an easement for right-of-way and access which has been clearly granted by deed, registered in The Registry of Deeds for the County of Shelburne; and

b) includes any private road approved by the Department of Transportation and Public Works and shown on an approved plan of subdivision
prior to the first day of August, 1987 an filed in the Registry of Deeds;

2.20 Public Road includes any road owned and maintained by the Municipality or the Province; and a

a) municipal public road means any road owned and maintained by the Municipality;

b) provincial public road means any road owned and maintained by the Department of Transportation and Public Works excluding designated
controlled access highways pursuant to Section 20 of the Public Highways Act.

2.21 Public Works Department means the Public Works Department of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2.22 Sanitary Sewer means a sewer receiving and carrying liquid and water carried wastes and to which storm, surface or groundwaters are not
intentionally admitted.

2.23 Service Building means any building or structure which is constructed or otherwise place within the mobile home park designed to be in
association with the operation of the mobile home park and for the purpose of this By-law shall include a business office associated with a mobile home display.

2.24 Sewer means a pipe conduit for carrying sewage, groundwater, stormwater or surface runoff, and includes all sewer drains storm sewers,
clearwater sewers, storm drains and combined sewers vested in, or under the control of the Municipality but does not include a mobile home park sewer.

2.25 Supervisor of Public Works means the Supervisor of the Public Works of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

<>3.1 This By-law shall apply to the development and maintenance of all new parks and all expansions to existing parks in any area of the
Municipality where parks are permitted by the Land Use By-law.

4.1 Nothing in this By-law shall exempt any person from obtaining any license, permission, permit, authority or approval required by any other
By-law or Regulation of the Municipality or any Statute and Regulation of the Province of Nova Scotia.

4.2 Where the provisions of this By-law conflict with those of any other Municipal or Provincial Regulation, By-law or code, the higher or more
stringent requirements shall prevail.

4.3 All mobile home spaces, service building and recreational spaces shall only have direct access and egress to a park street and no road in any
development outside a park shall connect to a park street except where provided in Section 11.4(a)(ii).

5.1 Any person proposing a new park or the expansion of an existing park may submit to the Development Officer eight (8) copies of a
preliminary plan or sketch showing the following information:

a) the approximate dimensions and area of the mobile home park and of each proposed mobile home space;

b) the approximate location, dimensions and names of all existing and proposed park streets and private roads within the park and of all
abutting public, private and “K” roads;

d) the approximate location and dimensions of all existing rights-of-way, easements, utility lines and all accesses to existing park streets
and public streets and highways;

<> e) the approximate location, dimensions and area of land to be reserved for recreation purposes;

f) the approximate location of any watercourse, swamp, prominent rock formation, wooded area, area subject to flooding and any

other prominent natural feature which might affect the number of mobile home spaces, the provision or layout of sanitary sewer systems,
water distribution systems and park street.

6.1 The Development Officer shall, if applicable, forward a copy of all plans received pursuant to Part 5 to:

f) any other department or agency deemed necessary by the Department Officer in order to evaluate the design, environmental,
planning and public safety aspects of the proposed mobile home park.

6.2 The Development Officer shall advise the applicant in writing of all departments and agencies which have not responded
within thirty (30) days of the date on which the preliminary plan was forwarded.

6.3 The Development Officer shall within fifteen (15) days of receiving written comments of all applicable agencies pursuant to
Section 6.1, provide an evaluation and forward a copy of the evaluation an all comments received to the applicant.

<>7.1 Any person proposing to acquire a permit to construct, alter, expand, repair, maintain or operate a mobile home park shall
submit a written application thereof to the Office of the Building Inspector/Development Officer.

7.2 The application required by Subsection 71. Shall be accompanied by eight (8) copies of a final plan showing the boundaries
of the proposed mobile home park and being certified by a Provincial Land Surveyor and containing the following information:

a) the name and address of the applicant, and if the applicant is not the owner of the mobile home park, the name of the owner;

b) a location certificate of the mobile home park boundary showing the dimensions and total area of land to be developed as a mobile
home park, which shall be certified and stamped by a Nova Scotia Land Surveyor in accordance with the Nova Scotia Land Surveyors
Act and the Regulations made thereunder;

c) the location, boundaries, dimensions and total area of each proposed mobile home space, park street and recreation area drawn to a

e) the location and dimension and names of all existing and proposed park streets and private roads within the park and of all abutting public,
private and “K” roads;

f) the location and dimensions of all existing rights-of-way, easements, utility lines and accesses to all existing park streets and public streets,
highways or private roads;

g) the approximate location of all existing and proposed structures on the land to be developed as a mobile home park;

h) the location of any watercourse, swamp, prominent rock formation, wooded area, area subject to flooding and any other prominent natural
feature which might affect the number of mobile home spaces or the provision of layout of sanitary sewer systems, water distribution systems,
park streets and public streets or highways;

l) any other information deemed necessary by the Development Office to determine whether the plan conforms to the By-law.

7.3 In addition to the requirements of Section 7.1, the applicant shall provide four (4) copies drainage plan and engineering drawings of the
proposed water distribution and sanitary sewer systems.

7.4 Engineering designs and drawings shall be prepared, certified and stamped by a Professional Engineer.

8.1 When the Development Officer is satisfied that the mobile home park development plan is complete and accompanied by all information
required by Part 7, the Development Officer shall forward a copy of the plan and documentation to the Public Works Department for approval
of the sanitary sewer system.

8.2 The applicant shall obtain from the Nova Scotia Department of the Environment a certificate approving the design of the water distribution system
and a certificate approving the design of the sanitary sewer and shall forward a copy of each certificate to the Development Officer.

8.3 The applicant shall obtain approval from the Nova Scotia Department of Health where a mobile home park is to be served by an on-site sewage
disposal system and shall forward a copy of the approval to the Development Officer.

8.4 The applicant shall obtain written acceptance of the electrical distribution system, street lighting pattern and method of installation from the Nova
Scotia Power Inc. and shall forward a copy of the acceptance to the Development Officer.

8.5 Within fifteen (15) days of receiving approvals from all agencies and departments to which the application has been referred, the Development
Officer shall:

<>8.6 A permit to develop a mobile home park issued under this Part shall expire one (1) year after its date of issue if the development for which the
permit has been issued has not been commenced, and may be renewed before expiry for a period of one (1) year only.

9.1 The mobile home park owner shall comply with the applicable permit requirements of Part 12.

9.2 The mobile home park owner shall maintain the mobile home park, including all related facilities and services, in good repair and in a clean and
sanitary condition.

9.3 The mobile home park owner shall arrange to have all garbage and refuse removed from the mobile home park at least once each week.

9.4 The mobile home park owner shall cap all sewer and water connections when not in use.

a) provide a continuous supply of potable water to all mobile homes in the mobile home park; and

b) notify all mobile home owners at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance if an interruption in water service is anticipated.

9.6 The mobile home park owner shall maintain all park streets in good condition and shall plow all park streets within twenty-four (24) hours of the
cessation of a snowfall.

9.7 The mobile home park owner shall erect and maintain street signs in the mobile home park according to Section 11.4

10.1 The mobile home owner shall comply with the applicable permit requirements of Part 12.

<>10.2 When the Municipality has established a street numbering system within a mobile home park, the mobile home owner shall clearly display the
appropriate number on the mobile home space or affixed to the mobile home. Any changes to the street numbering system shall be approved by the
Development Officer.

a) In any proposed park development that connects to the municipal sewer, the Supervisor of Public Works shall inspect the connection of the
park sanitary sewer before backfilling commences.

b) Following construction of the park’s water distribution and sanitary sewer systems, the applicant shall provide the Development Officer with a
declaration by a Professional Engineer certifying that these systems comply with the provisions of the certificates issued by the Department of the Environment.

c) Where a park sanitary sewer is connected to the municipal sewer, no other sanitary sewer or lateral connection from any development outside the
park shall connect to the park sanitary sewer.

a) park streets shall be laid out where reasonably possible in prolongations of other existing park streets;

b) park streets shall have a minimum width of forty (40) feet and where the park street terminates in a cul-de-sac, the radius of the cul-de-sac shall
be at least forty-eight (48) feet;

c) the traveled surface shall be centered within the park street and shall have a minimum width of twenty-four (24) feet and where the park street
terminates in a cul-de-sac, the turning circle of the travelled surface shall have a radius of at least forty (40) feet;

d) the grade of a park street shall no exceed eight (8) percent except as otherwise approved by the engineer;

e) lands lying between the travel surface and the boundary of the park street shall be contoured to provide for proper drainage;

f) culverts of adequate size shall be installed under driveways to all mobile home, service building and display spaces;

g) lands lying between the travel surface and the park street boundary shall be kept free from fences, walls, trellises, hedges, shrubs or other
obstructions;

h) any intersecting park streets shall intersect at an angle of seventy-five (75) degrees to ninety (90) degrees for a minimum distance of one
hundred (100) feet from the intersection measured from the respective centre lines; and

a) Subgrade (or earth grade) shall be well drained, uniformly graded with reference to the condition of the grade and compacted to ninety-five
(95) percent proctor density. A course of granular material shall be laid on the subgrade. The thickness of this granular course shall be based
on subgrade conditions.

b) Streets which have neither flexible nor rigid pavement shall consist of gravel, crushed stone or other materials of equal function and durability.
Surfacing material which tends to produce dust or loose particles shall be suitably treated to eliminate these characteristics.

This section shall only apply where a park owner proposed the construction of a private road over park property.

a) Purpose
i) The private road shall only be for the purpose of providing access to a public road for residential developments only on properties which are
landlocked and immediately adjacent to or near the park property and which cannot otherwise provide for a private road over other land to a
public road.

ii) the private road may serve as a park access to a public road only where a park street connects to the private road.

<> b) Requirements
i) The private road shall be shown on a plan and shall be designed in accordance with Section 14.01 and 14.02 and other relevant sections of the
Subdivision By-law.

ii) The private road shall be constructed in accordance with Section 14.03 and 14.04 and other relevant sections of the Subdivision By-law.

iii) The private road shall be located outside the main area containing mobile home spaces.

Nothing in the By-law shall prevent the use of a park street as a right-of-way for lots which are to be created from any area of land in
accordance with Sections 5.01 (a) and 5.02 of the Subdivision By-law where the area of land is landlocked and immediately adjacent to or near a
park and the lots cannot otherwise be served by a right-of-way over other lands to a public road provided that the lots shall only be used for
residential purposes.

a) be named by way of street signs to be placed at the main entrance and at each intersection and any changes to street names shall be approved
by the Development Officer;

b) have regulation “Stop” signs located at the intersection with all other park streets and public and private roads.

a) have a minimum area of six thousand (6,000) square feet and be clearly defined by permanent markers; and

<> c) be provided with at least one (1) off-street parking space having a minimum area of one hundred sixty (160) square feet and
measuring eight (8) feet by twenty (20) feet; and

d) be free and clear from all refuse; and

e) be equipped with building sewer and water service pipe connections in accordance with the latest edition of the Canadian Plumbing Code.

Recreation space shall be developed at the ratio of at least two hundred (200) square feet per mobile home space. This recreation space shall
be placed in locations convenient to all park residents, free from traffic hazard, shall not be included in areas designated as buffer strips, and shall
be clearly defined. Where these requirements exceed ten thousand (10,000) square feet, more than one recreation area shall be provided.

12.1 A Development Permit for a mobile home park shall be obtained by the mobile home park owner in accordance with the
provisions of the Land Use By-law.

12.2 A Development Permit and a Building Permit shall be obtained by the mobile home park owner for:

b) the location or construction of a service building within a mobile home park.

12.3 A Development Permit and a Building Permit shall be obtained by the mobile home owner for:

a) the locations, construction, repair, placement or replacement of additions and accessory buildings on a mobile home space; and

<> b) a home occupation, professional or business use within a mobile home or in an accessory building thereof where the owner has received
written permission from the mobile home park owner to conduct such undertaking.

13.1 A mobile home being located shall have a minimum separation distance of at least:

a) fifteen (15) feet from any park street and twenty-five (25) feet from the bounary of any public street or highway; and

13.2 Accessory buildings shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions of the National Building Code and shall not be:

b) located closer to any park street or public street or highway than the minimum distance required for the mobile home; or

13.3 Home occupations, professional or business uses in mobile homes or accessory buildings thereof shall:

a) be wholly contained within the mobile home or accessory building thereof and the mobile home is the principle residence of the
operator of the home occupation, professional or business use; and

b) not occupy more than twenty-five (25) percent of the floor area of the mobile home or two hundred fifty (250) square feet of the
accessory building or a combined floor area of the mobile home and accessory building of not more than two hundred and fifty (250) square feet; and

<> c) not be obnoxious nor create a nuisance, by nature of operation, in terms of noise, fumes or objectionable odour; and

d) provide one (1) parking space, other than that required for the mobile home, in accordance with the provisions of Section 11.6(c).

c) twenty-five (25) feet of the boundary line of a public or private or “K” road.

14.1 Mobile home display units shall be permitted at a ratio of one (1) unit for every five (5) mobile home rental spaces to a
maximum of three (3) display units per mobile home park provided:

a) the mobile home space to be occupied by a display unit forms part of the mobile home space rental area; and

b) the display unit is located on a mobile home space in accordance with the minimum separation distance requirements
of Section 13.1.

15.1 Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Development Officer or Building Inspector made under this By-law may
appeal that decision to the Council, by written notice given to the Clerk within fourteen (14) days from the date of the written
decision of the Development Officer or the Building Inspector.

<>15.2 The Council, in hearing an appeal pursuant to 15.1 may confirm the decision of the Development Officer or Building Inspector
or make such other decision within the Development Officer’s or Building Inspector’s power under this By-law.

<>16.1 Any person who violates any provision or requirement of this By-law is guilty of an offence and liable upon summary conviction
to a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500.00) and in default of payment of such fine to a term of imprisonment not exceeding sixty (60) days.

1. All words in this By-law have the same meaning as in the Building Code Act and the Regulations prescribed pursuant thereto.

2. A Building Permit shall be in the form set out in Schedule “A” hereto annexed.

3. An Occupancy Permit shall be in the form set out in Schedule “B” hereto annexed.

4. A Demolition Permit shall be in the form set out in Schedule “A” hereto annexed.

5. To obtain a permit, the owner shall file an application in writing on the form specified in Schedules “A” or “B” hereto annexed as the case may be.

6. (a) Identify and describe in detail the work and occupancy to be covered by the permit for which application is made.

6. (b) Describe the land on which the work is to be done by a description that will readily identify and locate the building lot.

6. (c) Include plans and specifications as required by the Building Code and show the occupancy of all parts of the building.

6. (d) State the valuation and square footage of the proposed work and be accompanied by the required fee, and

6. (e) State the names, addresses and telephone numbers of the owner, architect, engineer or other designer or constructor.

7. (a) When an application for a permit has not been completed in conformance with the requirements of this By-law within six
months after it is filed, the application shall be deemed to have been abandoned.

<>8. Any revision to the work to be covered by a permit shall require an application for an amended permit.

9. A permit for a temporary building:

9. (a) shall state the date after which the condition under which the permit is no longer valid,
9. (b) may be extended in writing.

10. (1) Where in order to expedite work, approval of a portion of the building is desired prior to the issuance of a
permit for the whole project, application shall be made for the complete project and complete plans and specifications
covering the portion of the work for which immediate approval is desired shall be filed.

10. (2) Should a permit be issued for part of a building, the holder of the permit may
proceed, but without any assurance that the permit for the entire building will be
granted.

10. (3) Any permit issued for part only of a building shall be clearly marked as for part
only, and shall also indicate that a permit for the entire building is not assured.

11. (1) A permit may be issued at the risk of the owner, with conditions to ensure
compliance with the Building Code and any other applicable Regulations, to
excavate or to construct a portion of a building before all the plans of the project
have been submitted or accepted.

12. (1) A permit for a whole project may be issued conditional upon the submission,
prior to commencing work thereon, of additional information not available at the
time of issue if such information is of secondary importance and is of such a
nature that withholding the permit until the information was available would
delay the work unreasonably.

13. An Occupancy Permit may be issued, subject to compliance with provisions to safeguard persons in or about the premises,
to allow the occupancy of a building or part thereof for the accepted use prior to commencement or completion of the construction or demolition work.

14. (a) The authority having jurisdiction may withhold a Building Permit until satisfied
that any requirements of the Planning Act and a Land Use By-law or
Development Agreement thereunder, which affect the construction of the
building, have been complied with, and that any required Development Permit
has been issued by the Development Officer.

14. (b) Before issuing a Demolition Permit, the authority having jurisdiction shall be
satisfied that the building is not subject to the provision of a By-law passed,
pursuant to the Heritage Property Act.

- $5.00 plus $0.02 per square foot for sheds, garages and farm buildings.
- $5.00 plus $0.06 per square foot for residential uses, community centres, and churches.
- $5.00 plus $0.10 per square foot for non-residential uses.

16. (a) Application never completed, permit denied, permit revoked, or abandoned before work commenced 75%.

17. (1) The authority having jurisdiction shall be notified and given an opportunity to
inspect:

17. (1) (a) the foundation before backfilling, and before a superstructure is placed on a foundation,

17. (1) (b) the framing, roof, plumbing, and insulation complete before interior wall coverings are installed,

<>17. (2) Such notice shall be by telephone or personal service of notice and shall be given
at least 48 hours in advance.

Copy of Schedule “A” and “B” attached.

BEING A BY-LAW regulating the use of municipal and private sewers, private sewage disposal, the installation and connection
of building sewers and the discharge of waters and wastes into the Municipal Sewer System providing penalties for violations thereof.

1. Unless the context specifically states otherwise, the meaning of terms used in this By-law shall be as follows:

1 (a) “Building Sewer” shall mean a sewer which is located on private property and which connects the building drainage system
or the building sanitary conveniences to the sanitary sewer, storm sewer or combined sewer or other place of disposal.

1. (b) “Combined Sewer” shall mean a sewer intended to function simultaneously as a storm sewer and a sanitary sewer.

1. (c) “Garbage” shall mean solid wastes from the domestic and commercial preparation, cooking and dispensing of food, and from
the handling, storage and sale of produce.

1. (d) “Inspector” shall mean any Sanitary Inspector, Public Health Inspector or any person who is authorized by the Municipality of
the District of Barrington to carry out inspections or investigations on behalf of the Municipality of the District of Barrington as may be
required under this By-law.

1. (e) “Municipal Council” shall mean the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

1. (f) “Municipality” shall mean the duly elected officials of the Municipality of the District of Barrington acting in Council.

1. (g) “Natural Outlet” shall mean any outlet into a ravine, gulch, watercourse or the bed thereof, whether the same usually contains
water or not, or any stream, river, creek, ditch, lake or other body of surface or groundwater.

1. (h) “On-Site Sewage Disposal System” shall mean:
   (i) septic tank and a disposal field,
   (ii) a holding tank,
   (iii) a privy; or
   (iv) a system, other than described above that meets requirements of the Department of Environment and Labour.

1. (j) “Polluted” shall mean altered physical, chemical, biological or aesthetic properties of the natural waters of the area, including
change of the temperature, taste, or odour of the waters, or the addition of any liquid, solid, radioactive, gaseous, or other substance
to the waters or the removal of such substances from the waters, which will render or is likely to render the waters harmful to the public
health, safety or welfare, or harmful or less useful for domestic, municipal, industrial, agricultural, recreational or other lawful uses, or for
animals, birds, or aquatic life.

1. (k) “Sanitary Sewage” shall mean water-carried wastes from the sanitary conveniences of residences, commercial buildings or premises,
institutions, and industrial establishments, but excluding storm sewage, as hereinafter defined.

1. (l) “Sanitary Sewer” shall mean a sewer which carries sanitary sewage, as defined hereinafter, and to which storm, surface, and ground
water are not intentionally admitted.

1. (m) “Sewer” and “Sewage Works” shall mean all sewers, sewer systems, sewage pumping stations, sewage treatment plants, and other works
for the collection, acceptance, transmission, treatment, and disposal of sewage or for any one or more of them.

1. (n) “Slug” shall mean any discharge of sewage which in concentration of any given constituent or in quantity of flow exceeds more than five
times the average 24 hour concentration or flow for a period in excess of fifteen minutes.

1. (o) “Storm Sewage” shall mean ground, surface, and storm waters which are unpolluted other than by their contact with the natural environment,
and industrial cooling water, and unpolluted process water.

<>1. (p) “Storm Sewer” shall mean a sewer which carries storm and surface waters, industrial cooling water, or unpolluted process waters, but
excludes sanitary sewage.

1. (a) Whenever the majority of the owners of property in any designated area of the Municipality shall petition the Municipal Council for the
construction of a municipal sewer, then the Municipal Council may, unless for sufficient reason to the contrary, order the same to be constructed.

1. (b) Every petition for a municipal sewer shall be in the form in Appendix “A” of this By-law, or to the like effect, and every petition shall
clearly state the locality in which the new sewer is required, and the points between which the petitioners are desirous of having the same constructed.

2. When the Municipal Council deems it necessary that a municipal sewer be constructed in any area or any portion of the Municipality, the
Council may order by resolution and without the authorization of any petition of the owners such sewer to be constructed and all the provisions
of the By-laws relating to and regulating the use of municipal sewers in force in the Municipality be and are hereby made applicable to any sewer
constructed by virtue of such resolution.

3. The Municipal Council may by resolution order the repair or improvement of drains or sewers existing in any road, area, or portion of the
Municipality, whenever the same shall be considered necessary or desirable, and to lay out, excavate and complete a sewer in any area of the
Municipality and perform any other work necessary to be done in connection therewith.

<>4. The Public Works Committee of the Municipality shall have the duty of making an annual report to the Municipal Council concerning the
operation, construction, and installation of all municipal sewers. The Municipal Council may refer to the Public Works Committee any question
relating to the proposed installation.

5. It shall be unlawful for any person to place, deposit, or permit to be deposited in any unsanitary manner on public or private property within the
Municipality, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the said Municipality, any human or animal excrement, garbage, or other objectionable waste.

6. It shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural outlet within the Municipality, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the said Municipality, any
sewage or other polluted waters, except where suitable treatment has been provided in accordance with subsequent provisions of this By-law.

7. Except as hereinafter provided in Part Four, it shall be unlawful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool, or other
facility intended or used for the disposal of sewage.

<>8. The owner of any dwelling house, shop store, office or other building, the nearest part of which is not more than one hundred (100) feet from
any portion of the municipal sanitary or combined sewer of the Municipality, is hereby required, at his expense, to connect any facilities discharging
sanitary sewage directly with the proper municipal sewer in connection with the provisions of the By-law, within thirty (30) days after the date of the
official notice so to do.

9. Where a municipal or combined sewer is not available under the provision of Part Five, the building sewer shall be connected to an on-site sewage
disposal system complying with the following provisions.

10. Before commencing construction of an on-site sewage disposal system, the owner shall first obtain approval from the Department of Environment and Labour.

11. All installations of on-site sewage disposal systems shall be installed in accordance with the On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems Regulations and other requirements of the Department of Environment and Labour.

12. The owner shall operate and maintain the on-site sewage disposal system in a sanitary manner at all times, at no expense to the Municipality.

13. At such time as a municipal sewer becomes available to property served by an on-site sewage disposal system as provided in Part Two of this by-law,
unless the Municipal Council otherwise orders, the building sewer shall be connected directly with the municipal sewer, in compliance with this by-law, within
Thirty (30) days of notice by the Municipality, and septic tanks, cesspools, and similar private sewer disposal facilities shall be cleaned of sludge and filled.

15. No unauthorized person shall uncover, make any connections with or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any municipal sewer thereof without first
obtaining a permit from the Inspector.

16. It shall be the duty of any person, firm or corporation who constructs any private sewer or drain while excavating, to securely protect the opening
or excavation in such manner as may be directed by the Inspector.

        In either case, the owner or his agent shall make application on a form furnished by
the Inspector, which form shall have the context as given in Appendix “B” or
Appendix “C” of this By-law, as is applicable. The permit application shall be
supplemented by any plans, specifications, and other information as is deemed
necessary by the Municipality.

18. All costs and expenses incidental to the installation and connection of the building sewer shall be borne by the owner.
The owner shall indemnify the Municipality from any loss or damage that may directly or indirectly be occasioned by the installation
of the building sewer.

19. A separate and independent building sewer shall be provided for every building; except where one building stands at the rear of
another on an internal lot and no private sewer is available or can be constructed to the rear building through an adjoining alley, court,
yard, or driveway. The building sewer from the front building may be extended to the rear building and the whole considered as one
building sewer.

20. Old building sewers may be used in connection with new buildings only when they are found, on examination and tested by the Inspector
to meet all the requirements of this By-law.

21. Size, slope, alignment, materials of construction of the building sewer, and the methods to be used in excavating, placing of the pipe,
jointing, testing, backfilling the trench, and connection to the municipal sewer shall all conform to the requirements of the Municipality as set
out in Part Eight of this By-law.

22. Whenever possible, the building sewer shall be brought to the building at an elevation below the basement floor. In all buildings in which the
building drain is too low to permit gravity flow to the public sewer, sanitary sewage carriage by such building drains shall be lifted by an approved
means and discharged to the building sewer.

23. The person who originally made application for the building sewer permit shall notify the Inspector when the building sewer is ready for inspection
and connection to the public sewer. The entire works shall be performed under the supervision of an Inspector.

24. All excavations for the building sewer installation shall be adequately guarded with barricades and lights so as to protect the public from hazard.
Streets, sidewalks, walkways and other public property disturbed in the course of the work shall be restored and such restorations are to be
satisfactory to the Inspector.

<>24. (a) If any portion of a subdivided property fronts or is within 100 feet of the municipal sewer, the developer shall construct and connect to the
Municipal Sewer, any proposed sanitary sewer system including collectors and laterals to the boundaries of the proposed lots in accordance with Part
10 and Part 15 of the Subdivision By-Law.

25. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water, surface water, groundwater, roof runoff, subsurface drainage,
unpolluted cooling water, or unpolluted industrial process waters to any sanitary sewer.

26. No person, firm, or corporation shall permit any pipe carrying sewage or surface water to discharge into any sewer trench.

27. No person, firm or corporation shall injure, break, or remove any portion of the municipal sewer.

28. No person, firm or corporation shall throw, or permit to be thrown or deposited in any sewer opening or receptacle connected with the
municipal sewer system any garbage, offal, dead animals, bones, ashes, cinders, rags, or any other material or thing excepting feces, urine and
necessary toilet paper, household liquids.

29. No persons shall discharge or cause to be discharged any sanitary sewage to any storm sewer.

30. Storm water and all other unpolluted drainage shall be discharged to such sewers as are specifically designated as combined sewers or storm
sewers, or to a natural outlet approved by the Inspector. Industrial cooling water or unpolluted process waters may be discharged, on approval of the
Inspector, to a storm sewer, combined sewer, or natural outlet.

31. Sanitary sewage shall be discharged to such sewers as are specifically designated as sanitary sewers or combined sewers, except that no person shall
discharge or cause to be discharged the following described substances, materials, waters, or wastes.

31. (b) Sewage containing any inflammable or explosive matter, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, gasoline, benzene, naphtha, fuel oil,
acetone, or other solvents;

<>31. (c) Any quantity of matter capable of obstructing the flow in or interfering with the proper operation of any part of the sewage works, and without
limiting the generality of the foregoing, any such quantity of ashes, cinders, garbage, sand, straw, mud, shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers, plastic,
wood, or cellulose;

31. (d) Sewage having a ph less than 5.5 or greater than 9.5 or which due to its nature or content, becomes less than 5.5 or greater than 9.5 during

31. (e) Sewage that may cause a nuisance, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, sewage containing hydrogen sulphide, carbon disulphide,
ammonia, trichlorethylene, sulphur dioxide, formaldehyde, chlorine, bromine, or pyridine, in such quantity that an offensive odour could emanate from the
sewage works or could cause a nuisance;

31. (f) Sewage containing animal wastes and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, containing intestines, stomach casings, intestinal contents, hides,
hooves, toenails, horns, bones, or poultry heads or sewage containing hair, wool, fur, feathers, paunch manure, or fleshlings;

31. (g) Sewage containing toxic or chemical pollutants in greater concentrations than is permitted by any authority having jurisdiction over the receiving waters.

31. (h) (i) Unusual concentrations of inert suspended solids (such as, but not limited to, Fuller’s earth, lime slurres, and lime residues) or of dissolved
solids (such as, but not limited to, sodium chloride and sodium sulphate).

31. (h) (ii) Excessive discolouration (such as, but not limited to, dye wastes and vegetable tanning solutions).

31. (h) (iii) Unusual BOD, chemical oxygen demand, or chlorine requirements in such quantities as to constitute a significant load on the sewage treatment
works.

31. (h) (iv) Unusual volume of flow or concentration of wastes constituting “slugs” as defined herein.

31. (j) Radioactive materials except as may be permitted under the Atomic Energy Control Act, R.S.C. 1952, Chapter II and amendments thereto and regulations
thereunder.

31. (k) Storm runoff, sewage derived from the drainage of lands or roofs, water used for cooling purposes or any other unpolluted waste waters.

31. (l) Without limiting any of the foregoing, no person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any waters or wastes containing substances which
are not amenable to treatment or reduction of the sewage treatment processes employed, or are amenable to treatment only to such degree that the
sewage treatment plant effluent cannot meet the requirements of other agencies having jurisdiction over discharge to the receiving waters.

32. If any water or wastes are discharged, or are proposed to be discharged to the municipal sewers, which waters contain in substance or possess
the characteristics enumerated in Section 31 of this By-law, the Municipality may do any or all of the following:

32. (b) Require pretreatment to an acceptable condition for discharge to the municipal sewers;

32. (d) Require payment to cover the added cost of handling and treating the wastes not covered by existing taxes or sewage charges.

33. If the Municipality requires the pretreatment or equalization of waste flows, the design and installation of the plants and equipment shall
be subject to the review and approval of the Municipality and subject to the requirements of all applicable codes, ordinances and laws.

34. Grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be provided when, in the opinion of the Municipality, they are necessary to handling of liquid
wastes containing grease in excessive amounts, or any inflammable wastes, sand, or other harmful ingredients; except that such interceptors
shall not be required for private living quarters or dwelling units. All interceptors shall be of a type and capacity approved by the Municipality,
and shall be located as to be readily and easily accessible for cleaning and inspection.

<>35. Where preliminary treatment or flow equalizing facilities are provided for any waters or wastes, they shall be maintained continuously and
satisfactorily in effective operation by the owner at his expense.

36. When required by the Municipality, the owner of any property served by a building sewer carrying industrial waste shall install a suitable
control manhole, together with such necessary meters and other appurtenances in the building sewer to facilitate observation, sampling, and
measurement of the wastes. Such manhole, when required, shall be accessible and safely located, and shall be constructed in accordance with
plans approved by the Municipality. Manholes shall be installed by the owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by him so as to be safe and
accessible at all times.

37. No statement contained in this Part shall be construed as preventing any special agreement or arrangement between the Municipality and
any industrial concern or institution whereby an industrial or institutional waste of unusual strength or character may be accepted by the Municipality
for treatment, subject to payment therefore by the industrial concern.

38.   Every owner of land which is serviced by a municipal sewer or is fronting on any street or highway within the Municipality which street or
highway has a municipal sewer installed (as directed by Council pursuant to this By-law) shall pay to the Municipality an annual charge, known
as the Sewer Service Charge, for both the construction and the maintenance of such sewage works, and the operation of any sewer treatment
facilities in the amount of Two Hundred Eighty-Five Dollars ($285.00) for each unit value set out in Schedule “A” attached to this By-law.

39.   The following rules shall apply to the charges set forth in Paragraph 38 hereof.

   FIRST: All properties lying on either side of the highway, street, or lane through which a municipal sewer is to pass, where the sewer
passes across the entire frontage of the property shall pay the charges hereinbefore set forth.

   SECOND: All properties situated at or near the upper end or termination of any such sewer shall pay the same rate as if the sewer were
to pass in front of such properties for the entire length thereof, provided that in no case shall any such property be assessed for a greater length
of frontage than Sixty (60) feet beyond the termination of the sewer measured along side of the highway, street or lane from a point directly
opposite the termination of said sewer.

   THIRD: Any corner property where a sewer changes direction from one street to another, or where a sewer is to be constructed in both
streets shall be entitled to a deduction equal to the frontage of the smaller side of such property (provided that such side does not exceed
Seventy-five (75) feet in length). In cases where this length is exceeded, a deduction equal to seventy-five (75) feet shall be made.

   FOURTH: Where the owner and the Municipality are unable to agree on the length of frontage to which the Sewer Service Charge shall
apply, the owner shall cause the frontage to be measured by a provincial land surveyor, and the certificate of any such provincial land surveyor
shall determine the length of frontage for the purpose of the By-law.

40.   An official appointed by the Municipal Council shall keep an account of the cost incurred in installing, laying and constructing any sewer
and on its completion, shall file in the office of the Municipal Clerk:

40.   (a)   A Certificate of the cost of the work, and the total lineal frontage;

40.   (b)   A Statement of the lineal frontage of each property, with the name of the owner thereof.

41       (a)   The sewer service charge shall be due from the date when the sewer in respect of which it is charged has been
laid and ready for connection, which date shall be determined by the Municipal Council.

41.      (b)   The Municipal Council shall notify the owner of the basis of the sewer service
charge assessment to him and the account payable.

41.   (c)   The sewer service charge shall be due and payable on the date for payment of general rates in each year.

42.   Every charge or tax imposed under the provisions of this By-law shall constitute a lien upon the real property as is
provided for rates and taxes by Section 153 of Chapter 14 of the Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1967, the Assessment Act,
and shall be collectable in the same manner as rates and taxes on real property are collected, under the Assessment Act.

43.   The Municipal Council may grant to any owner of property not liable to sewer service charge, the privilege of connecting his
premises with the sewer upon payment of such a sum of money in lieu of sewer service charge as the Municipal Council may determine.

43.   (a)   The street or highway frontage actually occupied as a cemetery shall be exempt from the payment of a sewer service charge.

   Amended on July 24, 2007

44. Any person requesting a permit, after the original sewer line has been installed, for connecting a building service connection
with the municipal sewer shall pay a fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00).

44. (i) The Connection Fee shall be waived where the building sewer connection is being made to an exiting sewer lateral installed
by the Municipality and approved by the Inspector.

44. (ii) The connection of a sanitary sewer system constructed by a developer shall be subject to a connection fee of $100.00 since
all connectors and laterals have been installed as per requirements of the Subdivision By-Law. See Part 10 and Part 15 of the Subdivision
By-Law for more information.

45.      (i) The construction and installation of any building service connection shall be
conducted subject to the inspection and review by the Inspector and the
specifications for labour and materials under which the municipal sewer was
constructed are to be considered as part of the specifications for any such
building service connection, modified, however, so as to be applicable to the
building or buildings situate on the property to be served by such building service
connection.

45. (ii) The latest adopted edition of the “National Building Code” as issued by the
National Research Council of Canada, is hereby adopted as part of this by-law.

46. All sewers and drains shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions of the Public Highways Act, Revised Statutes of
Nova Scotia, 1967, Chapter 248, and amendments and regulations thereto, and shall cause as little obstruction as possible for
pedestrians and vehicular traffic during installation.

47. (i) Whenever any building sewer connection is abandoned, the owner shall
effectively block up the connection at the property line so as to prevent sewage
from backing up into the soil, or dirt being washed into the sewer.

47.       (ii) Where the owner does not effectively block up a building sewer connection as
required under the provisions of Subsection (1) within Thirty (30) days from
receipt of a notice from the Inspector, requiring him to do so, the Municipal
Council may cause the same to be done and the cost of such work caused to be
done by the Municipal Council may be recovered as a debt by the Municipality
from the owner in an action in any court of competent jurisdiction.

48. The Clerk shall keep a separate account of all monies due for the construction of sewers, which account shall contain:

48 (a) The names of the owners of property liable for a sewer service charge, and the name of the sewer with respect
to which such sewer service charge arose;

49. (i) Where under any provision of this by-law approval or permission of the Inspector
is required before any work or things may be done, an appeal shall lie to the
Public Works Committee of the Municipality from the decision of the Inspector
refusing to grant approval or permission, and the Public Works Committee of the
Municipality shall either direct the Inspector to grant the approval or permission,
or uphold the decision of the Inspector.

49. (ii) The right of appeal provided in Sub-section (1) shall expire Thirty (30) days after
the Inspector gives his decision in writing to the owner with respect to the
approval or permission.

49. (iii) A further appeal shall lie to the Municipal Council from the decision of the Public
Works Committee of the Municipality, refusing to grant approval or permission.

<>49. (iv) The right of appeal provided in Sub-section (3) shall expire Thirty (30) days after
the Public Works Committee of the Municipality gives its decision in writing to
the owner with respect to the approval or permission.

<>50. Inspectors of the Municipality shall be permitted to enter all properties for the purposes of inspection,
observation, measurement, sampling and testing, in accordance with the provisions of this By-law. Inspectors
shall have no authority to inquire into any processes beyond that point having a direct bearing on the kind and source of
discharge to the sewers or waterways or facilities for waste treatment.

<>51. Any person found to be violating any provision of this By-law shall be subject to prosecution, and upon conviction shall
be fined in accordance with By-law No. 16 of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being persons owning real property fronting on the public road or the portion or the public road in the
District of Barrington as hereinafter described do hereby petition the Municipal Council of the District of Barrington to construct a
sewer within the said area.

ALSO the description of the public road or portion of the public road upon which the sewer is requested to be constructed is as follows:

To the Municipality of Barrington:
Names of the Property Owners
The undersigned, being the
(Owner, Owner’s agent)
of the property located at
(residence, commercial building, etc.)
does hereby request a permit to install and connect a building sewer to serve the

1. The following indicated fixtures will be connected to the proposed building sewer:

   Kitchen sinks      Water closets
   Lavatories      Bath tubs
   Laundry tubs      Showers
   Urinals

Specify other fixtures .................................................................................................

3. The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the proposed work is

4. Plans and specifications for the proposed building sewer are attached hereunto as
Exhibit “A”.

1. To accept and abide by all provisions of the Municipal Sewers By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington, and of all
other pertinent By-laws or regulations that may be adopted in the future.

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3. To notify the Municipality when the building sewer is ready for inspection and
connection to the municipal sewer, but before any portion of the work is covered.

Date: ............................................ Signed ......................................................................

..................................................................................

Date: ............................................... Signed ......................................................................

To the Municipality of Barrington ...................................................................................................

The undersigned being the ....................................................................................................
(Owner, Leasee, Tenant, etc.)
of the property located at .................................................................................................................

does hereby request a permit to .........................................................................................................
(Install, use)
an industrial sewer connection serving the ......................................................................................
(Name of Company)
which company is engaged in ...........................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................. at said location.

1. A plan of the property showing accurately all sewers and drains now existing is attached hereto as Exhibit “A”.

2. Plans and specifications covering any work proposed to be performed under this permit is attached hereunto as Exhibit “B”.

3. A complete schedule of all process waters and industrial wastes produced or expected to be produced at said property, including
a description of the character of each waste, the daily volume and maximum rates of discharge and representative analysis, is attached hereunto as Exhibit “C”.

4. The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the work covered by this permit is

1. To furnish any additional information relating to the installation or use of the industrial sewer for which this permit is sought as may be requested by
the Municipality.

2. To accept and abide by all provisions of the Municipal Sewers By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington, and all other pertinent By-laws or
Regulations that may be adopted in the future.
21-21 3. To operate and maintain any waste pretreatment facilities, as may be required as a condition of the acceptance into the municipal sewer of the
industrial wastes involved, in an efficient manner at all times, and at no expense to the Municipality.

4. To cooperate at all times with the Municipality and its representatives in their inspecting, sampling and study of the industrial wastes and any facilities
provided for pre-treatment.

5. To notify the Municipality immediately in the event of any accident, negligence, or other occurrence that occasions discharge to the municipal sewers of
any wastes or process waters not covered by this permit.

Date: ..................................................... Signed: ......................................................................
(applicant)

(address of applicant) ........................................................................................................................

...........................................................................................................................................................

Date: .................................................... Signed: ......................................................................
(Inspector)

SCHEDULE OF SEWER SERVICE CHARGES,
SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM
MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT OF BARRINGTON

Single Detached Dwelling        1.0
Mobile Home          1.0
for private swimming pool add       1.0
for each Doctor or Dentist office in private home add    1.0
for each beauty shop or barber shop in private home add    0.75
Individual apartment         1.0
Senior Citizens Home, per unit       0.6
Rooming house, Boarding house, Convent, Dormitory
up to five beds         1.0
each additional bed         0.2
Hospitals and homes with medical care facilities
without laundry facilities per bed       0.5
with laundry facilities per bed       0.75
Schools per classroom without cafeteria or gym
per classroom         1.0
with cafeteria or gym per classroom      1.5
with both cafeteria and gym per classroom      2.0
Doctor, Dentist Office, Beauty Shop       1.0
Tourist home with one bathroom       1.2
for each additional bathroom       0.3
Hotels, Motels and Tourist Cottages
with housekeeping facilities; each room or unit     0.5
without housekeeping facilities; each room or unit     0.3
Restaurants, etc. are additional to above listings and are rated in
    accordance with this schedule
Tourist Trailer Park
with hook-up facilities, per unit space      0.75
without hook-up facilities, per unit space      0.3
Stores, banks, clubs, recreational facilities,
barber shops and places of business including industrial premises,
first washroom facility        1.0
each additional washroom facility       0.5
Cafeterias etc. are in addition to above listing and are rated in accordance
with this schedule
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*Churches, church halls, each washroom facility     0.3
Buildings owned by fraternal organizations      0.3
Fire halls and fire stations with facilities      0.5
Fire halls and fire stations without facilities      0.3
Laundromat          1.0
for each machine         0.5
Service Stations         2.0
for each car wash bay        1.5
Car Washes
for each bay          1.5
with washroom facilities        1.0
Restaurants, Snack Bars and Cafeterias      1.0
for each 10 seats add        0.25
Premises licensed by the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission
Restaurant, lounge, dining room or club       1.0
for each 5 seats add         0.25
Drive-in Restaurant or Theatre with canteen      1.0
for first washroom facility add       1.0
for each additional washroom facility add      0.5
Vacant land
for each lot with up to 300’ of street or highway frontage    0.3
for each additional 50’, or portion thereof, of street or highway frontage 0.1
Street or highway frontage of a lot in excess of 300’
for each of the within types of users for every 50’ or portion thereof, of
street or highway frontage in excess of 300’     0.1
Any dwelling house, shop, store, office, or other building the nearest part
of which is more than 100 feet from any portion of the public sanitary
sewer and which is not connected to the public sewer    0.4
Grouped dwellings, apartments or mobile homes
located on the same lot:
For each of the first 3 units       1.0
for each additional dwelling, apartment or mobile home   0.75
Mini Home Park
   for first 3 mini homes, per unit       1.0
   for each additional mini home thereafter, per unit     0.75
Adult Residential Institutions
   Up to five beds         1.0
    For each additional bed        0.2

2. Every nomination paper filed by or on behalf of a candidate in any election held under the Municipal Elections Act shall be accompanied
by a deposit of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars.

A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR IDENTIFICATION
PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION AND REGISTRATION
OF HERITAGE PROPERTY

1. This By-law shall be known as the Heritage By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

2. (b) “Clerk” shall mean the Municipal Clerk of the Municipality of the District of Barrington;

2. (c) “Act” shall mean the Heritage Property Act of the Province of Nova Scotia;

2. (d) “Committee” shall mean that a Heritage Advisory Committee be established pursuant to the Heritage Property Act;

3. (a) The Planning Advisory Committee of the Municipality shall be the Heritage Advisory Committee of the Municipality;

3. (b) The Committee shall have the powers and duties of a Heritage Advisory Committee pursuant to the Act;

3. (c) The Committee shall be governed, where not inconsistent with the Act or this
By-law, by the general rules of procedure applicable to Committees of the
Municipality of the District of Barrington.

4. The Clerk shall establish and maintain at the business office of the Municipality, a registry of heritage property. The registry shall:

4. (b) contain data with respect to recommendation, registration, if applicable, recording particulars of documents required to be
lodged at the Registry of Deeds for the District of Barrington and true copies of all notices required by the Act;

4. (c) contain particulars of heritage property under recommendation or registered so as to adequately identify the property;

23-1 4. (d) be accessible to the public at no charge during regular municipal business hours at the office of the Municipal Clerk.

<>5. The Clerk in addition to the duties outlined in Section 4, shall ensure compliance with notice requirements respecting recommendation
and registration of heritage property under the Act.

1. This By-law shall be known as “Brass Hill Subdivision Street Improvement By-law”.

2. (a) “Brass Hill” means the Brass Hill Subdivision in the Municipality of the District of Barrington, and includes the street therein known as
Island View Drive.

2. (b) “Cost” means the amount of money paid or payable in respect of the street improvement to Island View Drive.

2. (d) “Owner” includes part owner, joint owner, tenant-in-common, or joint tenant of the whole or a part of any real property fronting on a
street or situate in a subdivision, and also includes any trustees, executor, guardian, agent, or other person having the care or control of such real
property in the case of absence or disability of the person having title thereto.

2. (e) “Special Tax” means a tax in respect of the street improvement based on a per lot basis.

2. (f) “Street” means Island View Drive of Brass Hill Subdivision situate in the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

3. Where three-quarters of the owners of land fronting on Island View Drive petition the Municipality for an improvement to the street, the
Municipality may make such improvement and shall be entitled to recover all the cost of such improvement by levying a special tax upon the
owners of real property fronting on said street, and such tax be recoverable from each owner on a per lot basis.

4. The total amount of the special tax levied by the Municipality under this By-law shall not exceed the cost of the street improvements.

5. The special tax levied under this By-law is a lien on the whole of the property of each owner of real property fronting on said street with the
same effect as rates and taxes under the Assessment Act, and each owner shall be liable for a portion of the total cost of the street improvement
equal to the proportion that his lot bears to the number of lots fronting on Island View Drive.
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6. The special tax levied under this By-law is collectable in the same manner as rates and taxes under the Assessment Act, and by the same procedure as
are rates and taxes under the Assessment Act.

7. The lien provided for in this By-law shall become effective on the date on which the person appointed by the Municipal Council or the Chairman of the
Public Works Committee, as the case may be, files with the Clerk of the Municipality a certificate stating the total cost of the street improvement and the
amount of the special tax to be levied on each owner.

8. The Clerk of the Municipality shall keep a separate account of all monies due for the improvements under the terms of this By-law, and the account shall
contain the names of the owners of property liable for the special tax and the amount of the special tax levied against each owner.

9. The Clerk of the Municipality shall notify the owner of each property upon the filing of the certificate referred to, and such notice shall state:

10. (1) The amount payable in respect of the special tax by each owner of real property may be paid in one lump sum, or shall be paid in equal annual
installments, together with interest, over a period of five (5) years.

10. (2)       The first installment and each succeeding installment in respect of the tax
imposed by this By-law shall be due on the 30th day of June, of each year, and in
the event of default of payment of any installment, the whole balance with interest
ecomes due and payable.

10.       (3)       The tax imposed by this By-law shall bear interest at the rate of 15% on any
outstanding balance owing, but not due, and at the rate of 20% per annum on any
installment that is due and owing.

1.   This By-law is entitled the “Tax Exemption By-law”.

2.   Pursuant to the authority granted by Section 71 of the Municipal Government Act, Council of the Municipality of The District of Barrington authorizes the following tax exemptions;

3.   NON-PROFIT, COMMUNITY and CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

   The property of those non-profit community, charitable, fraternal, educational, recreational, religious, cultural, or sporting organizations or institutions named in Schedule “A” to this By-law.

4.   RECREATION FACILITIES AND BARRINGTON AND AREA LIONS CLUB

   In recognition of the importance of recreational facilities to the community, and the valuable contribution of community organizations that own and operate such facilities, and the importance of the Barrington and Area Lions Club, Council shall annually exempt these organizations, as named in Schedule “B” to this By-law, of responsibility for payment of rates and taxes, exclusive of area rates, sewer charges, service charges, and any other special levies.

5.   FIRE COMPANY PROPERTY

   In recognition of the importance of the Volunteer Fire Departments who provide fire fighting services to the Municipality, Council shall annually exempt the property of the Volunteer Fire Departments named in Schedule “C” to this By-law of responsibility for payment of rates and taxes and area fire rates, exclusive of sewer charges, and any other special levies.

In recognition of the importance of the Barrington Ground Search and Rescue Group, Council shall annually exempt their property named in Schedule "C" to the By-law of responsibility for payment of rates and taxes and area fire rates, exclusive of sewer charges, and any other special levies.

7.   HISTORICAL SOCIETIES

   The property of Historical Societies, including both museums and properties owned by and used for the purpose of raising funds for the operation and maintenance of a museum, as named in Schedule “D” to this By-law shall be exempt from the responsibility of payment of rates and taxes, exclusive of area rates, sewer charges, service charges and any other special charges.

8.   Section repealed June 11, 2003.

9.   This By-law shall have effect commencing in the municipal taxation year 2002/2003.

10.   This By-law shall replace the previous By-laws numbered 25, 26, and 29, and the previous Policy 31 - Tax Relief - Recreational Facilities all of which shall be repealed upon the coming into effect of this By-law.

SCHEDULE “A”

NON-PROFIT, COMMUNITY and CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

                                                                                                                    ASSESSMENT
ORGANIZATIONS                                                                                  ACCOUNT

Falls Point Fisherman’s Haven                                                                        08422273

Newellton Community Hall                                                                            03498662
Land and Hall, Newellton

Trustees of Centreville & N.E. Point Community Hall                                    04682742
Hall and Land, North East Point

Trustees of Stoney Island Community Club                                                    04684362
Community Hall and Land, Stoney Island

Goodwill Club                                                                                            01737325
Club Hall and Land, Barrington

Philadelphia Masonic Lodge                                                                        03747824
Lodge Hall and Land, Barrington Passage

Green Hill Senior Citizens Club                                                              05092841
Hall and Land, Upper Port LaTour

Clyde Lodge No. 98, I.O.O.F.                                                                00823341
Land and Hall, Port Clyde

                                                                                              ASSESSMENT
ORGANIZATION                                                                ACCOUNT
Wood’s Harbour Athletic Association                                        04999088

Clubhouse Playground Association                                          03526186

Barrington 7E Volunteer Fire Department Ballfield                    00227714

Shag Harbour Baseball and Recreation Association                  04225635

Bear Point Rifle Club                                                               00251801

Wayne Perry Memorial Park Association                           03639258

Barrington Regional Curling Club (Code 2 only)                   03389014

Barrington Area Lions Club                                              00227617
Lions Hall and Land, Barrington

Amended by Council May 14, 2007

                                                                                   ASSESSMENT
ORGANIZATION                                                        ACCOUNT

Barrington Volunteer Fire Department                                00227692
                                                                                        00227811

Port Clyde Volunteer Fire Department                                03788687

Port LaTour Volunteer Fire Department                            01500872

Shag Harbour/Bear Point Volunteer Fire Department       04225678

Wood’s Harbour Volunteer Fire Department                    05002869

Island and Barrington Passage Volunteer Fire Department 01935658

Barrington Ground Search and Rescue Group 04682947

Amended by Council January 10, 2011

                                                                                 ASSESSMENT
ORGANIZATION                                                    ACCOUNT

Cape Sable Historical Society                                        00661465
                                                                                    03832627

Archelaus Smith Historical Society                               00962198

Samuel Wood Historical Society                                        00198188

Trustees - United Baptist Church and being property       00760196
         occupied by Chapel Hill Historical Society

Approved September 12, 2001
Amended by Council June 11, 2003
Amended by Council November 28, 2005
Amended by Council May 14, 2007

BEING A BY-LAW to establish a Wastewater Management District within the community of Wood’s Harbour and to regulate the use and
maintenance of a wastewater management system, the discharge of sanitary sewage into a public sanitary sewage system, and as well upgrading
private septic systems in the Wastewater Management District, and providing penalties for violation thereof.

1. Unless the context specifically states otherwise, the meaning of terms used in this By-law shall be as follows:

(ai) “Building Sewer” shall mean a sewer which is located on private property and which connects the building sanitary conveniences to the sanitary sewer.

1. (a) “Garbage” shall mean solid wastes from the domestic and commercial preparation, cooking and dispensing of food, and from the handling,
storage and sale of produce.

1. (b) “Individual Sewage Pump” shall mean a pump which operates to propel any sanitary sewage originating from an individual building into the
sewer system.

1. (c) “Inspector” shall mean any sanitary inspector, public health inspector, supervisor of public works, or any person who is authorized by the
Municipality of the District of Barrington to carry out inspections or investigations on behalf of the Municipality of the District of Barrington as
may be required under this By-law.

1. (d) “Municipal Council” shall mean the Council of the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

1. (f) “Municipality” shall mean the duly elected officials of the Municipality of the District of Barrington acting in Council.

<>1. (g) “Natural Outlet” shall mean any outlet into a ravine, gulch, watercourse or the bed thereof, whether the same usually contains water or not,
or any stream, river, creek, ditch, lake, or other body of surface or groundwater.
1. (h) “On-site Sewage Disposal System” shall mean:
   (i) septic tank and a disposal field,
   (ii) a holding tank
   (iii) a privy; or
   (iv) a system, other than described above that meets requirements of the Department of Environment and Labour.

1. (i) “Sanitary Building Sewer” means a building sewer that conducts sewage.

1. (j) “Storm Building Sewer” means a building sewer that conveys storm water.

1. (k) “Sanitary Sewage” shall mean water-carried wastes from the sanitary conveniences of residences, commercial buildings, or premises, institutions,
and industrial establishment.

1. (l) “Sanitary Sewer” shall mean a sewer which carries sanitary sewage, as defined hereinafter, and to which storm, surface, and groundwater
are not intentionally admitted.

1. (m) “Sewer” and “Sewage Works” shall mean all sewers, sewer systems, sewage pumping stations, sewage treatment plants, on-site disposal
systems, and other works for the collection, acceptance, transmission, treatment, and disposal of sewage.

1. (n) “Storm Water” shall mean ground, surface, and storm waters which are unpolluted other than by their contact with the natural environment.

1. (o) “Storm Sewer” shall mean a sewer which carries storm and surface waters, industrial cooling water, or unpolluted process waters, but excludes
sanitary sewage.

<>1. (p) “Supervisor of Public Works” shall mean the individual employed by the Municipality of the District of Barrington to be responsible for the
maintenance and operation of all sewage works.

PART 2 - DESCRIPTION OF THE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
AND ITS MODE OF OPERATION

2. The boundaries of the Wastewater Management District in the Municipality of the District of Barrington subject to this By-law are fully described
in Appendix “A” attached to the By-law and illustrated in a plan contained in Appendix “A” attached to this By-law.

3. The wastewater management system shall consist of a central collection and treatment system to which building sewers shall be connected. Sewage
shall be conveyed to the collection and treatment facilities by gravity and the use of pumps. No new private on-site sewage disposal system shall be
permitted in the Wastewater Management District. The wastewater management system includes the upgrading and maintenance of on-site sewage
disposal systems for buildings in existence prior to May 15, 1991, where the central collection and treatment system is not available to serve the building.

4. The management, operation and control of the Wastewater Management District as defined in paragraph 3 of this part is vested in the Municipal Council
of the Municipality of Barrington. All records, minutes and all written proceedings thereof shall be kept by the Clerk-Treasurer of the Municipality.

5. The Municipal Council shall have the power to construct additional sewer lines or sewer systems within the defined Wastewater Management District, and
to do all such other work as may be found necessary or convenient in the management of the district.

6. The Municipal Council may by resolution order the repair or improvement of all sewer lines in the defined area whenever the same shall be considered
necessary and desirable.

7. The Supervisor of Public Works of the Municipality shall make an annual report to the Municipal Council concerning the operation and maintenance
of the wastewater management systems in the Wastewater Management District.

PART 3 - THE REQUIRED USE OF SEWERS IN THE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

8. The owner of any dwelling house, shop, store, office, service station, garage, fish processing plants, or any other building within the Wastewater
Management District, as defined herein, is hereby required at his or her expense to connect any facilities discharging sanitary sewage to the sewer
system established by the By-law within sixty (60) days after official notice to do so. Upon failure to do so, the Municipality may cause such connection to
be made and bill the property owner for the cost of same.

9. When installing a sanitary sewer connecting buildings which were in existence before May 15, 1991, to the wastewater management system the Municipality
will bring the sanitary sewer to the property boundary of a point within 70 feet of the foundation wall of the building to be connected. For any new buildings
constructed after May 15, 1991, within the Wastewater Management District the Municipality shall bring the sanitary sewer to the highway right-of-way or to the
boundary of a sewer easement and it shall be the responsibility of the owner of the real property on which the building is situate to connect the building to the sanitary
sewer in accordance with Part 3, Section 8, herein.

10. Where a public sewerage system is not available within the Wastewater Management District, to serve a building which was in existence before May 15, 1991, the
building sewer shall be connected to a private on-site sewage disposal system which will be upgraded to the Department of Environment and Labour requirements at the
cost of the Municipality, provided that the cost of laying pipe from the foundation of the building to the septic tank shall be the responsibility of the property owner on
which the building shall be situate. The Municipality shall maintain the on-site system including having the tank pumped out from time to time, as deemed necessary
by the Supervisor of Public Works, for proper maintenance.

<>11. Where it is necessary for an individual house to utilize a pump to propel any sanitary sewage originating from the individual building into the sewer system, the
cost of purchasing such a pump and its installation in the individual building shall be borne by the Municipality of Barrington on a one time basis at the time when
the initial connection to the wastewater management system is made. Future costs relating to the operation, maintenance or replacement of any individual sewage
pump shall be borne by the owner of the property which it serves.

12. Where it is necessary to utilize a pump to propel any waste products originating from more than one individual building collectively into the sewer system,
the cost of purchasing such a pump and its installation to serve the individual buildings under different ownership shall be borne by the Municipality of Barrington.
Furthermore the Municipality will pay for all costs relating to the operation, maintenance or replacement of such a multi-building sewage pump.

13. No person shall make any connections to either the municipal or private system or alter or disturb in any way parts thereof without first obtaining written permission
from the Municipal Supervisor of Public Works.

14. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water, surface water, groundwater, roof runoff, sub-surface drainage,
cooling water or industrial process waters to any sanitary sewer.

15. No person, firm or corporation shall permit any pipe carrying sewage or surface water to discharge into any sewer trench.

16. No person, firm or corporation shall injure, break or remove any portion of the municipal sewer system.

17. No person, firm or corporation shall throw or permit to be thrown or deposited in any sewer opening or receptacle connected with the
sewer system any garbage, offal, dead animals, bones, ashes, cinders, rags or any other material or thing excepting feces, urine, necessary
toilet paper and household liquids.

18. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged into the sewer system the following described substances, materials, waters, or wastes:

(b) Sewage containing any flammable or explosive matter, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, gasoline, benzene, naphtha, fuel oil,
acetone or other solvents;

(c) Any quantity of matter capable of obstructing the flow in or interfering with the proper operation of any part of the sewage works.

(d) Sewage that may cause a nuisance, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, sewage containing hydrogen sulphide, carbon disulphide,
ammonia, trichlorethylene, sulphure dioxide, formaldehyde, chlorine, bromine, or pyridene, in such quantity that an offensive odour could emanate from the
sewage works or could cause a nuisance;

(e) Sewage containing animal wastes and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, containing intestines, stomach casings, intestinal contents, hides,
hooves, toenails, horns, bones or poultry heads or sewage containing hair, wood, fur, feathers, paunch manure or fleshlings.

(f) Sewage containing toxic or chemical pollutants in greater concentrations that is permitted by any authority having jurisdiction over the receiving
waters.

<>19. The Municipal Supervisor of Public Works shall have the power to enter upon private property for the purpose of examination, supervision, maintenance
or installation related to the wastewater management system.

20.   Every owner of land which is serviced by the municipal sewer system or by an individual on-site sewage system within the wastewater
management district, shall pay to the Municipality an annual charge, known as the Sewer Service Charge, for both the construction and maintenance
of sewage works and the operation of any sewage treatment facilities in the amount of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) for each unit value set out in
Appendix “B” attached to this By-law.

21.   The Sewer Service Charge shall be due and payable on the date for payment of general rates and taxes each year.

22.   All sewer service charges unpaid shall bear interest on the same effective date and at the same rate of interest as general rates and taxes established
by the Municipal Council annually by resolution.

23.   Every sewer service charge imposed under the provision of this By-law shall constitute a lien on the real property as provided for rates and taxes
under the Assessment Act of the Province of Nova Scotia and shall be collectible in the same manner as rates and taxes on real property are collected
under the Assessment Act.

24. After the original wastewater management system has been installed and the on-site sewage disposal systems have been upgraded, no
person shall enter the system without first obtaining a permit from the inspector or such other municipal official as is designated from time to time.

25. Every person when applying for a permit, for connecting to the system, after the original wastewater management system has been installed,
shall complete an application form as shown in Appendix “C” attached to this By-law.

26. The construction and installation of such service connections shall be conducted subject to an inspection and review by the Inspector, and shall
be installed in accordance with good engineering practices and in accordance with the Canadian Plumbing Code.

27. Every person connecting to the wastewater management system after the original wastewater management system has been installed shall pay a fee
of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) to the Municipality of the District of Barrington towards the cost of installation which shall be due and payable at the
time of applying for the permit.

27. (a) The Connection Fee shall be waived where the building sewer connection is being made to an existing sewer lateral, installed by the Municipality
and approved by the Inspector.

(b) The connection of a sanitary sewer system constructed by a developer shall be subject to a connection fee of $100.00 since all connectors and
laterals have been installed as per requirements of the Subdivision By-Law. See Part 10 and Part 15 of the Subdivision By-Law for more information.

28. The Inspector of the Municipality shall be permitted at all reasonable times of the day to enter all properties within the wastewater management
district for the purpose of inspection and testing in accordance with this By-law.

<>29. (1) Any person found to be violating any provisions of this By-law shall be subject to prosecution and upon conviction shall for each offence
be liable to a penalty of not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than one thousand dollars and in default of payment to imprisonment for a period
of not less than fifteen days nor more than three months.

Appendix A - Described boundaries of the wastewater management district and map.

COMMENCING at a point where the northern boundary of the original Township of Barrington intersects the seashore at a point commonly
known as the boundary between the community of Wood’s Harbour and Shag Harbour;

THENCE in a generally northerly direction following the various courses of the seashore to the northern boundary of property of Arthur James Belliveau;

THENCE in an easterly direction following the northern boundary of the Arthur James Belliveau property to the boundary of highway number three;

THENCE following the boundary of highway number three in a southerly direction a distance of fifty (50) feet more or less or until it comes to a point
being directly opposite the northern boundary of property of Dorothy Stoddard which is located on the opposite side of the highway;

THENCE in a easterly direction crossing number three highway and following the northern boundary of property of Dorothy Stoddard and continuing
along the boundary of property of Gary R. Stoddard until it intersects the boundary of the former C.N.R. right-of-way now owned by the Department of
Lands and Forests;

THENCE in a southerly direction following the western boundary of the former C.N.R. right-of-way to a point where it intersects the old Township
of Barrington boundary line;

THENCE in a southwesterly direction following the old Township boundary to the seashore and the place beginning.

<>Single Detached Dwelling        1.0
Mobile Home          1.0
for private swimming pool add      1.0
for each Doctor or Dentist office in private home add   1.0
for each beauty shop or barber shop in private home add   0.75
Individual apartment         1.0
Senior Citizens Home, per unit       0.6
Rooming house, Boarding house, Convent, dormitory up to five beds 1.0
            each additional bed        0.2
Hospitals and homes with medical care facilities
without laundry facilities per bed      0.5
with laundry facilities per bed      0.75
Schools per classroom without cafeteria or gym
per classroom         1.0
with cafeteria or gym per classroom      1.5
with both cafeteria and gym per classroom     2.0
Doctor, Dentist Office Beauty Shop       1.0
Tourist Home/Bed & Breakfast Home
with one bathroom        1.0
for each additional bathroom       0.3
Hotels, Motels, and tourist cottages
with housekeeping facilities; each room or unit    0.5
without housekeeping facilities; each room or unit    0.3
Restaurants, etc. are additional to above listings and are rated in
accordance with this schedule
Tourist Trailer Park
with hook-up facilities, per unit space     0.75
without hook-up facilities per unit space     0.3
Stores, banks, clubs, recreational facilities, barber shops and places
of business including industrial premises
first washroom facility       1.0
each additional washroom facility      0.5
Cafeterias etc. are in addition to above listing and are rated in
accordance with this schedule
Churches, church halls, each washroom facility     0.3
Buildings owned by fraternal organizations      0.3
Fire halls and fire stations with facilities      0.5
Fire halls and fire stations without facilities      0.3
Laundromat          1.0
for each machine        0.5
Service Stations         2.0
for each bay         1.5
Car Washes
for each bay         1.5
with washroom facilities       1.0
Restaurants, Snack Bars and Cafeterias      1.0
for each 10 seats add        0.25
Premises licensed by the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission
Restaurant, lounge, dining room or club     1.0
for each 5 seats add        0.25
Drive-in Restaurant or Theatre with canteen      1.0
for first washroom facility add      1.0
for each additional washroom facility add     0.5
Vacant Land
for each lot with up to 300' fronting or abutting on a public
highway or lane on which public sewer services have been
installed         0.3
for each additional 50', or portion thereof, of street or land frontage 0.1
Street or highway frontage of a lot in excess of 300', for each of the within
types of users for every 50' or portion thereof, of street or highway
frontage in excess of 300'       0.1
Grouped dwellings, apartments or mobile homes
located on the same lot:
For each of the first 3 units       1.0
for each additional dwelling, apartment or mobile home   0.75
Stores, banks, clubs, recreational facilities, barber shops, and places of
business including industrial premises which have no sanitary facilities 0.5
Adult Residential Institutions
Up to five beds        1.0
            For each additional bed       0.2

1. The following indicated fixtures will be connected to the proposed building sewer:

Kitchen Sinks      Water Closets
Lavatories      Bath Tubs
Laundry Tubs      Showers
Urinals

Specify other fixtures......................................................................................................................

3. The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the proposed work
is

4. Plans and specifications for the proposed building sewer area are attached hereunto as
Exhibit “A”.

1. To accept and abide by all provisions of the Wastewater Management District By-law of the Municipality of the District of Barrington,
and of all other pertinent By-laws or regulations that may be adopted in the future.

27-14 3. To notify the Municipality when the building sewer is ready for inspection and connection to the municipal sewer, but before
any portion of the work is covered.

Date:................................................ Signed..............................................................................
     (applicant)........................................................................
     (address of applicant).......................................................
     ..........................................................................................

Date:................................................ Signed...............................................................................
(Municipal Official)..........................................................

a) “sewerage” means the structures, devices, equipment and appurtenances intended for the collection, transportation, pumping and treatment
of sewage, including storm water;

b) “water system” means the structures, devices, equipment and appurtenances intended for the collection, transportation, pumping and treatment
f water.

2. The Municipality of the District of Barrington and its officers and employees are not liable for damages caused, directly or indirectly, by

a) the operation, maintenance, repair, breaking or malfunction of sewerage or a water system; or

unless the damages are shown to be caused by the negligence of the Municipality
of the District of Barrington or its officers or employees.

3. The Municipality of the District of Barrington and its officers and employees are not liable for any damages caused by the discharge of any sewage
or water into any premises from a public sewer unless such discharge was caused by the improper construction of the sewer or by neglect in the maintenance of it.

4. The Municipality of the District of Barrington and its officers and employees are not liable for any damages caused by the discharge of any sewage
or water into any premises from a public sewer in any case in which the By-Laws of the Municipality of the District of Barrington or the Municipal
Reform (1994) Act have not been complied with by any owner or previous owner of the property.

5. By this By-Law, the Municipality of the District of Barrington has determined that Section 154 of the Municipal Reform (1994) Act applies to the
Municipality of the District of Barrington and its officers and employees.

1. This By-law shall be known as “Cat Rock Drive Street Improvement By-law”.

a) “Cat Rock Drive” means the street serving the subdivision created in 1975 by Wentzell Ross, located in Clam Point within the Municipality of the
District of Barrington.

b) “Cost” means the amount of money paid or payable in respect of the street improvement to Cat Rock Drive.

d) “Owner” includes part owner, joint owner, tenant in common, or joint tenant of the whole or a part of any real property fronting on a street or situate
in the subdivision. It also included as trustee, executor, guardian, agent, or other persons(s) having the care of control of such real property in the case of
absence or disability of the person(s) having title thereto.

e) “Special Tax” means a charge levied in respect of the street improvement based on a per lot basis.

f) “Street” means Cat Rock Drive in the Wentzell Ross Subdivision located in Clam Point in the Municipality of the District of Barrington:

g) “Lot” means a single lot or two (2) or more lots under one ownership. If there are two (2) lots under one ownership each containing a dwelling, then
ach shall be considered a lot and be subject to the special tax.

3. Where 75% of the owners of lots fronting on Cat Rock Drive petition the Municipality for an improvement to the street, the Municipality may make such
improvement and shall be entitled to recover all the cost of such improvement by levying a special charge upon the owners of real property fronting on said
street and such tax be recoverable from each owner on a per lot basis.

30-1 4. As a condition of carrying out the improvements to the street, the owner of subdivision street must agree to convey to the Municipality of the District of
Barrington the fifty (50) foot right-of-way over which the existing street crosses. The conveyance shall be in the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) and such other valuable
considerations. All costs associated with surveying the right -of-way and legal requirement shall form part of the costs of the street improvement. No work shall
be undertaken on improvements until such time as the ownership of the right-of-way is in the name of the Municipality.

5. The total amount of the special charge levied by the Municipality under this By-law, shall not exceed the cost of the street improvements, surveying, legal fees
and related expenses.

6. The special charge levied under this By-law is a lien on the whole of the property of each owner of real property fronting on said street with the same effect as
rates and taxes under the Assessment Act, and each owner shall be liable for the portion of the total cost of the street improvement equal to the proportion that his
lot(s) bears to the number of lots fronting on Cat Rock Drive.

7. The special charge levied under this By-law is collectable in the same manner as rates and taxes under the Assessment Act, and by the same procedure
as are rates and taxes under the Assessment Act.

8. The lien provided for in this By-law shall become effective on the date on which the person appointed by the Municipal Council or the Chairman of the
Public Works Committee, as the case may be , files with the Clerk of the Municipality a certificate stating the total cost of the street improvements and the
amount of the special charge to be levied on each owner.

9. The Clerk of the Municipality shall keep a separate account of all monies due for the improvements under the terms of this By-law, and the account shall
contain names of the owners of property liable for the special charge and the amount of the special charged levied against each owner.

10. The Clerk of the Municipality shall notify the owner of each property upon the filing of the certificate referred to, and such notice shall state:

<> a) the basis of the special charge; and
b) the amount payable by the owner in respect of the special charge.

11. 1) The amount payable in respect of the special charge by each owner of real property may be paid in one lump sum, or shall be payable in equal
annual installments, together with interest, over a period of ten (10) years.

2) The first installment and each succeeding installment in respect of the charge imposed by this By-law shall be due on the first day of September,
of each year, and in the event of default of payment of any installment, the whole balance with interest becomes due and payable.

<> 3) The charge imposed by the By-law shall bear interest at a rate of 8% on any outstanding balance owing, but not due, and at the rate of 18% per
annum on any installment that is due and owing.

1. This By-Law shall be known as and may be cited as the “Local Improvement By-Law”.

(1) “Local Improvement” means laying out, constructing or improving streets, curbs, sidewalks, gutters, driveways, ramps, culverts,
catchbasins, catchbasin leads and sewers within a public right of way;

(2) “Public right of way” means a parcel of land owned by the Province of Nova Scotia or the Municipality of the District of Barrington used or
intended to be used for road or utilities purposes;

(3) “Public Road” means a road or street owned and maintained by the Province of Nova Scotia or the Municipality of the District of Barrington.

(4) “Frontage” means the linear measurement of a lot which abuts that portion of a public right of way on or in which a local improvement is
constructed or proposed;

(5) “Lot” means a parcel of real property which has frontage abutting a public right of way;

(6) “Municipality” means the Municipality of the District of Barrington; and

<> (7) “Owner” means a person who holds the legal title to the whole or any part of a lot abutting a public right of way on which a local improvement
is proposed and for the purpose of this By-Law shall prima facie be a person whose name appears on the most recent assessment role as being an
owner of a lot which has frontage abutting a public right of way, in the location where a local improvement is proposed.

3. (1) Any lot owner who desires to have the Municipality construct a local improvement within or on a public right of way abutting the

owner’s lot may request so, by petition filed with the Clerk signed by owners who together own more than 50% of the frontage abutting
the public right of way in the location where the proposed local improvement is to be constructed, which petition shall:

(b) State that each of the subscribers agree in principal to participate in the cost of the construction of the proposed local improvement.

(2) Upon receipt of a petition filed in accordance with Section 3(1), the Municipality shall obtain estimates of the costs to carry out the
proposed local improvement.

(3) Upon receipt by the Municipality of the cost estimates of the proposed local improvement, notice shall be served on the owners of
every lot with frontage abutting the public right of way in the location where the local improvement is proposed, which notice shall state the
nature of the proposed work, the total estimated costs and the estimated costs to each owner, together with a request that each owner
inform the Municipality in writing within Twenty (20) days of the date of the notice whether they are in favor of or against the proposal local
improvement.

(4) The notice may be served on the owner by registered mail, personally or by posting it in a conspicuous place on the owner’s lot.

(5) Owners who do not respond in favor of or against the proposed local improvement within Twenty (20) days of the date of notice shall be
deemed to be opposed to the proposed local improvement.

4. (1) Where it appears that lot owners who together own more than 50% of the frontage abutting the public right of way in the location where
the proposed local improvement is to be constructed are in favor of the proposed local improvement, the Municipality may cause the proposed
local improvement to be constructed.

<> (2) The Municipality may recover the net cost of the local improvement by levying a local improvement charge upon the owners of the lots which
have frontage abutting the public right of way in the location where the local improvement has been constructed which local improvement charge shall
be calculated as follows:

(a) The Municipality’s net cost shall be the actual total cost to the Municipality to construct the local improvement minus any financial grants
received by the Municipality from the Federal, Provincial, or Municipal governments with respect to the construction of the proposed local
improvement; and

(b) The local improvement charge assessed against each lot shall be determined by establishing the net cost to the Municipality of the construction
of the local improvement, divided by the total frontage of all lots abutting the public right of way in the location where the local improvement was
constructed, multiplied by the frontage of the lot in question.

(c) The local improvement charge may be assessed in a manner agreed to by the majority of property owners abutting the public right of way in the
location where the local improvement is being constructed and approved by Council.

(3) A local improvement charge assessed against a lot in accordance with this By-Law shall be payable by ten equal annual payments, or such lesser
number of annual payments as may be determined by Council to be appropriate in light of the amount of the charge.

(4) Interest shall accrue on each annual installment of the local improvement charge.

(5) A local improvement charge may be prepaid in whole or in part at any time without penalty or charge.

5. (1) The local improvement charge tax levied under this By-Law is collectible in the same manner as rates and taxes under the Assessment Act,
and at the option of the Treasurer or Clerk of the Municipality is collectible at the same time and by the same proceedings as are rates and taxes.

(2) A local improvement charge imposed pursuant to this By-Law shall be a lien on the whole of the lot which has
frontage abutting on a public right of way upon which the local improvement was constructed and with the same effect as rates and
taxes pursuant to the Assessment Act.

<> (3) The lien provided by this By-Law shall become effective on the date Council determines by resolution the amount
of the net costs of the project to be recovered by a local improvement charge.

6. (1) Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Municipality should determine that health or safety concerns exist, the alleviation of
which will require the construction of a local improvement, the Municipality may construct a local improvement and may recover
the costs of doing so in the same manner as provided in this By-Law, without the necessity of first having obtained the approval of
the lot owners as provided in Section 3 and 4(1) of this By-Law.

7. (1) This By-Law shall come into effect upon publication as required by the Municipal Government Act.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the foregoing is a true copy of the Local Improvement By-Law adopted by the Barrington
Municipal Council at their meeting held on Wednesday, December 10, 2003. Public notice was given by way of a publication in the
Coast Guard Newspaper on December 23, 2003.

GIVEN UNDER the hand of the Clerk and under the seal of the Municipality of the District of Barrington this 23 day of December 2003.

Brian Holland, Clerk/Treasurer

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BY-LAW NO. 34
COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY ON MUNICIPAL PROPERTY BY-LAW

1. In this By-law:

(1)    "mobile canteen" means a vehicle used for the display, storage, transportation or sale of food or beverages by a mobile vendor;

(2)    "mobile stand" means a stand having any wheels with a diameter in excess of (10 cm.) or having or designed to have removable wheels
          of such diameter, and each such stand capable of being moved as a separate unit shall be counted as a separate mobile stand;

(3)    "non-mobile stand" means a stand that is not a mobile stand;

(4)   "stand" includes a table, showcase, bench rack, pushcart, wagon or wheeled vehicle or device that can be moved without the
           assistance of a motor and is used for the display, storage, transportation or sale of food, beverages or other merchandise by a mobile vendor;

2.      It is the intention of Council to promote municipal properties as public places for the general and recreational enjoyment of residents.

3.    Promotion of municipal properties for these uses does not preclude commercial activities from also being conducted on municipal property.
Commercial activities conducted in conjunction with recreational activities often enhance the experience of the general public for both activities.

4.    Commercial enterprises, vending, events, exhibitions, circuses or parades may be conducted on municipally owned property when:

(1)    expressly authorized pursuant to a Special Events Permit approved by Council,

(2)    expressly authorized pursuant to a Vending Permit approved by Council to locate a mobile canteen, mobile stand, non-mobile stand or stand
for the sale of food, beverages, crafts, souvenirs or other merchandise approved by Council by resolution.

(3)    as part of a municipally sponsored event conducted by a municipal department.

5.    The Municipal Council may permit commercial activity on Municipal Property subject to the applicant obtaining all the required approvals
   and permits from the Municipality. The applicant is also responsible for obtaining all other required permits and approvals required by other
   levels of government.

6.    All vending and special events permits shall be obtained by application to the Municipal Council. Permits may be issued for a one year
   period, seasonal 6 month period or for one or more occasions of less than ten (10) days in any year. If application is for one or more
        occasions, then specific dates must be provided.

7.    The permit fee is $100.00 per year for all permit types noted above.

8.    All permits shall expire March 31st of each year.

9.    Applicants obtaining permits under this By-law shall be required to have in place liability insurance in an amount of not less than One Million
   Dollars ($1,000,000.00) and the Municipality of Barrington as an additional named insured.

10.    Canteens and stands which have not been operated for 10 consecutive days must be removed from the site and the permit shall become
null and void unless alternate arrangements are made.

11.    The Municipal Clerk shall issue a permit to the vendor for each stand or special event authorized by Council to be
           operated pursuant to this by-law and the permit shall indicate the period of time for which the stand is authorized by the
Municipal Council to be operated on municipal property.

12.   The permit issued pursuant to this by-law shall be conspicuously displayed at all times while the stand is operated.

13.        The number of permits to be issued shall be at the sole discretion of the Municipal Council.

14.    This by-law shall not apply to a vendor who is the organizer of a municipal event or function.

Approved by Council April 10, 2006

NAME OF ORGANIZATION:

ADDRESS:



CONTACT PERSON:
PHONE #:

PLACE OR LOCATION
OF EVENT:

DATE OF EVENT:

DURATION OF EVENT:

DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:




INSURANCE COVERAGE: (Minimum $1,000,000 liability insurance coverage required)
    - Company:
    - Amount:
    - Copy of Policy Attached

If permit is approved, I will be responsible for vehicular and pedestrian safety and management. Complete cleanup
of the site will take place immediately following the above mentioned event. All required permits and approvals will be
the responsibility of the person/organization holding the event.

                   Signature:

                   Print Name:


Approved by Council Resolution:   Number
                   Date

NAME OF INDIVIDUAL/ORGANIZATION:

ADDRESS:


CONTACT PERSON:

PHONE #:
TYPE OF CANTEEN OR STAND:
    - If mobile:
       - Motor Vehicle Registration #:
       - Expiry Date:
       - Inspection Sticker #:                                                                                        - Expiry Date:

DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS TO BE
OFFERED FOR SALE:

LOCATION:

DURATION OF PERMIT:
    - Yearly:                             (to expire March 31st)
    - Seasonal:                             (6 months or less)
    - 1 or more occasions:                     (less than 10 days in any year)

INSURANCE COVERAGE: (Minimum $1,000,000.00 liability insurance required)
    - Company:
    - Amount:
    - Copy of Policy Attached:

If permit is approved, I will be responsible for vehicular and pedestrian safety and management. Complete clean-up
of the site will take place on a regular basis. All other required permits and approvals will be the responsibility of the
person/organization holding the license.

                       Signature:

                       Print Name:

Approved by Council Resolution: Number
                           Date