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MattersPublic SafetyFirst seen Dec 17, 2024Last discussed Feb 17, 2026

810 Arncote Avenue nuisance conditions

The City ordered the owner of 810 Arncote Avenue to demolish vacant buildings, clear rubbish and graffiti, and fence the site within 60 days. If the work is not done, the City may enter, complete it and recover the costs from the owner, potentially through property taxes.

Where it stands: Nuisance declaration and 60-day remedial order issued Feb 18, 2026.

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  1. February 17, 2026· Council

    City orders cleanup, demolition and fencing at 810 Arncote Avenue

    Council declared 810 Arncote Avenue a nuisance, imposed a remedial action order, and directed staff that if the owner does not comply within 60 days the City will enter and complete the required work at the owner's expense.

    Discussion

    Council heard public concerns about safety, unsightliness, and rodents; staff explained the legal caution and steps previously taken (many bylaw notices) and described hazardous materials and remediation procedures; Council emphasized the seriousness of interfering with private property rights but supported the remedial action order as last resort.

    Decision: Declared 810 Arncote Ave a nuisance and authorized City remediation after 60 days, owner pays.

    Passed 7–0

  2. December 17, 2024·Public comment
    • Wendy Hobbs (Luxton Highway)Asks · Rezoning conditions
      Requests a rezoning clause requiring developers to demolish vacant houses and clear debris when development is delayed.
    • Jasmine Hernandez (Sunderland Road)Concerned · Derelict properties and enforcement
      Welcomes bylaw action but raises ongoing dumping and debris at vacant properties owned by the developer.
    • L PlumpAsks · Derelict property enforcement
      Asks whether inspection costs can be recovered, future demolitions prevented, and project approval reconsidered.
    • Normal JoelConcerned · 840 Arncott Avenue
      Criticizes the year-long delay and urges council to address garbage and hazards at the property.
    • B. Armstrong (Rodney Road)Asks · Derelict property enforcement
      Seeks clarification on next steps for enforcing regulations at Sunderland, Arncott, and other neglected properties.
    • Ashley Hilderson (Arncott Avenue)Concerned · Arncott Avenue property
      Reports rodents, garbage, and asbestos and lead concerns, and asks for action on the demolished property.
    • Darlene (Arncott Avenue)Concerned · Arncott Avenue property
      Urges quick action on the property and other vacant lots, citing junk, rodents, and impacts on residents.
    • Bev SolstromConcerned · Arncott Avenue property
      Questions council’s plans for Arncott and other affected areas and expresses concern about the aquatic-centre purchase.