City looking to roll out broader bylaw enforcement
Posted Feb 7, 2013 7:20 am.
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A new brand of bylaw officer may soon be responding to citizen complaints in Calgary.
By 2014, politicians hope to streamline by-law enforcement in the city, by allowing officials to respond to everything from animal protection, to building codes, to development permits.
Supporters say the move would mean better coordination, eliminate multiple costs, and prevent mixed messages to the public.
But not all Aldermen are on board, Ward 1’s Dale Hodges tells The Calgary Sun, he’s afraid the idea will cause confusion.
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