Laws, courts and authorities
street cleaning bylaw
In short and in plain language
A street cleaning bylaw is a rule made by the town.
It says who keeps streets and pavements clean. It also says who clears and grits them in winter.
Often the owners of the houses along the street have to do this.
Definition
A street cleaning bylaw is a municipal bylaw that sets out who must clean streets and pavements and clear and grit them in winter. It often passes these duties on to the owners of adjoining plots. How exactly cleaning and gritting are done is often set out in a separate street cleaning ordinance.