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Sample Letter #1 to Adjacent Owner in Accordance with Division Fence By-law 0075-2004

Published by City of Mississauga under Fences

Alias
Notice of Intent Sample Letter
Form ref
Division Fence By-law 0075-2004
Applies to
homeowner
Work types
fence

The first of two model letters the City of Mississauga publishes with Division Fence By-law 0075-2004, written from one property owner to the owner next door and set out on a fictitious Apple Lane address. Under the subject line Notice of Intent, it records that no cost-sharing agreement has been reached on a proposed boundary fence, encloses a copy of the by-law and three quotes, names a start date fourteen days out, and offers ten days for the neighbour's own quotes. Its companion is the notice of completion letter.

What it covers

  • Re: Notice of Intent
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
By-laws
Published under
Fences — the municipality's own heading
Covers note
A sample letter rather than a form — this is its printed subject line, the only heading it carries.
Instruments
Division Fence By-law 0075-2004
Building types
residential
Tags
by-lawfencesdivision-fencesample-letter
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