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Abbotsford By-law 3066, s. 12(3) — Street and Traffic Bylaw, 2021

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The additional terms and conditions that the general manager may impose under subsection (2) include the following:

  • (a) the permit holder must obtain a soil test supplied by a recognized soil testing laboratory or a registered professional engineer specializing in soil mechanics;
  • (b) the permit holder must hire a full-time City inspector if, in the opinion of the general manager, the work to be performed is of such a nature that a full-time inspector is necessary;
  • (c) the permit holder must repave beyond the cut lines of a trench;
  • (d) the permit holder must provide a traffic control plan and a pedestrian control plan;
  • (e) the permit holder must use an installation method specified by the general manager, including boring, augering or directional drilling;
  • (f) the permit holder must not carry out the works during a period of time specified by the general manager;
  • (g) the permit holder must not use equipment of a size or type specified by the general manager;
  • (h) the permit holder must use a route specified by the general manager to transport material;
  • (i) the permit holder must use a location specified by the general manager to dispose of excavated material and dispose of the excavated material in a manner specified by the general manager;
  • (j) the permit holder must clean a highway affected by the works;
  • (k) the permit holder must implement measures to mitigate and abate noise, vibration, odour, dust, illumination or any other matter from the works that is likely to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of individuals or the public;
  • (l) the use of a highway during the time the works is carried out;
  • (m) the permit holder must provide written notice to an owner or occupier of a property adjacent to the works advising of the works at least 7 days before the works are to begin;
  • (n) if the works includes excavation, the permit holder must employ a crew and provide adequate site facilities 24 hours a day to complete the excavation works as soon as possible;
  • (o) the permit holder must implement sediment and erosion control plans or measures. Excavations

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