Kaslo bylaw fines and how tickets work
What are the common bylaw fines in Kaslo?
Kaslo uses municipal tickets under Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, which lists each offence and its amount. Examples: unlicensed dog $100, noise disturbance $100, unsightly accumulation $500, overnight RV on a street $200, outdoor burning against a ban $1,000. No early-payment discount was found.
Key facts
| How tickets work | The Village uses municipal tickets under Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, which lists the designated bylaws and fine amounts. Tickets are issued by designated bylaw enforcement officers: the Bylaw Enforcement Officer, CAO, Corporate Officer and the RCMP, plus named officers for particular bylaws (e.g. Animal Control Officer, RDCK Building Official, RDCK Fire Chief).Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, ss. 2-3 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08Official wordingThe bylaws listed in Column II of Schedule 1 to this bylaw may be enforced by means of a ticket Chief Administrative Officer Royal Canadian Mounted Police designated as Bylaw Enforcement Officers for the purpose of enforcing the bylaws listed in Column II of Schedule 1 |
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| Common fines | Unlicensed dog $100; dog at large $100; noise disturbance $100; audio during Quiet Time $500; unsightly accumulation $500; business without a licence $500; parking over 2 hours in the Business District $100; overnight RV on a street $200; outdoor burning against a ban $1,000.Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, Schedules 2, 3, 4, 7, 12, 13 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08Official wordingUnlicensed Dog 5.1 $100 Resident business operating without a Business License 3.1 $500 Park on Highway in the Business District in excess 22 $100 Unsightly accumulation 3(a) $500 |
| Paying early | None set. Kaslo's Municipal Ticketing Bylaw has no early or late payment amounts.Read: Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023 |
| Paying late | None set. Kaslo's Municipal Ticketing Bylaw has no early or late payment amounts.Read: Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023 |
| Disputing a ticket | Not confirmed. Not found in the official sources that were read. |
| Bylaw | Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, s. 1 · Wording matched the official text retrieved 2026-11-08Official wordingThis Bylaw may be cited as "Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023" |
How it works
The Village of Kaslo uses municipal tickets under the Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, which lists the designated bylaws and the fine for each offence. Tickets are issued by designated bylaw enforcement officers: the Bylaw Enforcement Officer, CAO, Corporate Officer and the RCMP, plus named officers for particular bylaws (for example the Animal Control Officer, RDCK Building Official and RDCK Fire Chief). The earlier Bylaw Enforcement Ticket Information Bylaw No. 1037 was repealed. The Village enforces mainly on complaints.
Good to know
- Examples: unlicensed dog $100; dog at large $100; noise disturbance $100; audio during Quiet Time $500; unsightly accumulation $500; business without a licence $500; parking over 2 hours in the Business District $100; overnight RV on a street $200; outdoor burning against a ban $1,000.
- Early payment: Bylaw 1294 sets one amount per offence and no early-payment discount was found. No late-payment increase was found either.
- Disputing a ticket: the bylaw sets no dispute or adjudication process that we could find. Ask the Village Office (250-353-2311) how to pay or dispute.
- Some schedules cite section numbers of older versions of bylaws, so the ticket may not match the current bylaw's numbering.
Official forms and pages
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Sources
- Municipal Ticketing Bylaw No. 1294, 2023, Village of Kaslo (read 2026-11-08)
- Village Office, Village of Kaslo (read 2026-11-08)
Checked by script, not yet by a person: the official wording behind 3 of 6 facts was matched to the official text; 2 are recorded as not set; 1 could not be confirmed. How answers are checked.