C-27.1 - Municipal Code of Québec

Section 821 Disposition versions

2006-01-01

821. (Repealed).

M.C. 1916, a. 543; 1996, c. 2, s. 370; 2005, c. 6, s. 214.

1996-05-08

821. Whenever any work must be performed in common upon any municipal road, bridge, or watercourse, it is the duty of the municipal inspector to notify the persons who are liable to perform such work, either by special, verbal or written notice, or by public notice, of three days:

(1)  of the time and place where such work must be performed;

(2)  of the quantity and description of materials which are required, and of the time when and place where they must be provided;

(3)  of the amount of labour which each must contribute;

(4)  of the description of tools and implements required, which must be of the kind ordinarily used by farmers in the territory of the municipality.

If the work to be performed in common is, however, not sufficient, in the opinion of the council, to justify the making of a call upon the ratepayers interested, the municipal inspector may cause such work to be performed and the costs thereof to be paid in equal proportions by the ratepayers interested in such work, together with the costs of collection, which shall be taxed by the council.

M.C. 1916, a. 543; 1996, c. 2, s. 370.

0001-01-01

821. Whenever any work must be performed in common upon any municipal road, bridge, or watercourse, it is the duty of the municipal inspector to notify the persons who are liable to perform such work, either by special, verbal or written notice, or by public notice, of three days:

(1)  of the time and place where such work must be performed;

(2)  of the quantity and description of materials which are required, and of the time when and place where they must be provided;

(3)  of the amount of labour which each must contribute;

(4)  of the description of tools and implements required, which must be of the kind ordinarily used by farmers in the municipality.

If the work to be performed in common is, however, not sufficient, in the opinion of the council, to justify the making of a call upon the ratepayers interested, the municipal inspector may cause such work to be performed and the costs thereof to be paid in equal proportions by the ratepayers interested in such work, together with the costs of collection, which shall be taxed by the council.

M.C. 1916, a. 543.