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Section 2.3.2 of the Community Standards By-Law reads "Every owner and/or occupant of a property shall clear away and remove, or cause to be cleared away and removed, any and all snow or ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property to a condition to provide safe passage by pedestrians."
Community Standards By-Law No. 7282 (690 KB)
Any sidewalk that is adjacent to your property, which means touching your property.
Sand, salt, or a combination thereof. Ensure it is an eco-friendly deicer.
$100, or $50 if paid within 15 days of the ticket's issuance. If the City is required to clear the sidewalk as a result of non-compliance, then the homeowner is also responsible for that associated cost.
The City recently passed the Community Standards By-Law which requires all residents to clear their sidewalks, or any snow or ice, to a condition that provides safe passage by pedestrians.
Simply put, it means that the sidewalk has been adequately cleared of snow and ice to allow pedestrians (with or without mobility issues) to be able to safely travel on the sidewalk.
The City runs a "Snow Angels" program that has volunteers available to assist. Check the program at https://snowangels.brandon.ca/ to be matched up with a volunteer.
There may be some sidewalks that the City designates for clearing, and may still clear (time permitting). Ultimately, you are now responsible for clearing your sidewalk.
