Related By laws
The Residential Rental Licensing Pilot Study operates within the framework established by Windsor City Council in Residential Rental Licensing By-law 14-2023 (please see the By-laws Online page under Business Licensing). This by-law consists of three main parts:
- The by-law itself, which provides
- Definitions of terms used in the by-law
- Applicability and scope of the by-law's provisions
- Prohibited activities under the by-law
- Powers and duties of City staff and the Licensing Commission
- Licensing and regulatory requirements
- Enforcement powers
- Offences under the by-law and associated penalties
- By-law Schedule 1, which contains the fees for new licences and renewals
- By-law Schedule 2, which contains the requirements for applications
Related By-laws
To secure and maintain a Residential Rental licence, property owners must ensure that the rental housing units they own and operate comply with additional relevant City by-laws. Please visit the By-laws Online page for the most current version of all by-laws.
- Fence By-law 170-2012
- Ice and Snow Removal By-law 8544
- Noise By-law 6716
- Parking By-law 9023
- Property Standards By-law 9-2019
- Waste Collection and Disposal By-law 2-2006
- Yard Maintenance and Anti-Littering By-law 3-2006
- Zoning By-law 8600