The Town of Pelham bylaw enforcement division educates and informs residents about the Town's rules and regulations, including parking.
Bylaw Enforcement receives complaints from the general public and directs them to the appropriate agency having jurisdiction or processes them in accordance with the Town's Complaint Policy. The more common bylaw matters include: barking dogs, businesses in residential areas, signs, dumping garbage, fences, derelict vehicles, weeds, and noise.
To fill out a request form, please download from the link below and submit to the bylaw deparment.
Cannabis
Cannabis operations and odours in the Town fall within the Town's jurisdiction but there are several levels of government involved. Learn more about cannabis in Pelham.
Town Bylaws
- Accessibility Parking bylaw
- Administrative Municipal Penalty Systems (AMPS) bylaw
- AMPS, Non-Parking bylaw
- Animals at Large bylaw
- Clean Yard bylaw
- Council Indemnification bylaw
- Delegation of Authority bylaw
- Designated Plants as Local Weeds bylaw
- Development Charges bylaw
- Discharge of Firearms bylaw
- Dog Control bylaw
- Election Sign bylaw
- Employee Indemnification bylaw
- Environmental Protection bylaw
- Exotic Pets bylaw
- Fencing bylaw
- Fire Route bylaw
- Fireworks bylaw
- Fortification of Land bylaw
- Licence to Regulate Various Businesses bylaw
- Liquor in Recreational Bylaw
- Noise bylaw
- Odorous Industries Nuisance bylaw
- Open Air Burning bylaw
- Pool Fencing bylaw
- Private Entry Upon Adjoining Lands bylaw
- Prohibiting the Use of Motorized Snow Vehicles bylaw
- Public Nuisance bylaw
- Removal of Topsoil from Lands bylaw
- Short Term Accommodation
- Sign By-law
- Skateboarding bylaw
- Tobacco in Public Places and Workplaces (Regional) bylaw
- Traffic and Parking on Highways bylaw
- Water Management bylaw
Become a Crossing Guard
What does it take to become a crossing guard? We're glad you asked.
Every year the Town of Pelham seeks crossing guards to help fill the gaps where posts require guard assistance. Helping children get to and from school safely is a big part of the job, but ensuring that both pedestrians and motorists are paying attention is equally important.
Crossing guards are visual representatives of our community and;
- Set proper examples
- Encourage patterns of safe crossing
- Conduct is reasonable and prudent
- Know and follow all policies and procedures
- Know the scope of their authority and responsibility
Pelham crossing guards are provided the information and equipment they need to fulfil the duty asked of them. If you'd like to learn more about being a crossing guard, or have questions, please contact our senior bylaw officer, Craig Genesse at 905-892-2607 x204.
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