Which properties are not included in Property Standards By-law?

• A. Federal, Provincial, Areas specifically excluded
• B. Residential
• C. Vacant
• D. Industrial

Answer: (A)

Property Standards By-law is a municipal tool that sets minimum maintenance and safety requirements for buildings and land inside the municipality, covering typical private and commercial properties such as residential, vacant, and industrial parcels. It does not reach properties that fall outside municipal authority. Specifically, lands owned by the federal or provincial governments—and any areas the by-law itself explicitly excludes—are not included. This reflects the jurisdictional boundaries: the by-law governs properties within the city, while federal/provincial lands and the excluded areas are handled by other rules or authorities. Hence, federal, provincial, and areas specifically excluded are not included in Property Standards By-law.