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Abbotsford : Règlement no 3066, art. 66(a) — 66 Overload or oversize vehicle permit The general manager must issue an overload or oversize vehicle permit to a person if the following conditions are met

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66 Overload or oversize vehicle permit The general manager must issue an overload or oversize vehicle permit to a person if the following conditions are met:

  • the person submits an application for the overload or oversize vehicle permit in the form and manner required by the general manager;
  • (b) the person pays the fee under section 87 [overload or oversize vehicle application, inspection and permit fees];
  • (c) the person provides evidence satisfactory to the general manager that
  • (i) the applicant is insured against all claims for damages for personal injury and property damage which may arise out of or result from the activity covered by the overload or oversize vehicle permit,
  • (ii) the insurance coverage is for at least $5 000 000 for each occurrence,
  • (iii) the City will be added to the insurance policy as a co-insured, and
  • (iv) the policy will contain a cross-liability clause and provide for 30 days' notice to the City of any termination or material alteration of the policy;
  • (d) the person enters into a written agreement with the City to
  • (i) assume responsibility for all damages or injury to a person using a highway and for any and all loss or damage to property arising from the operation of a vehicle under the authority of the overload or oversize vehicle permit, and
  • (ii) release, indemnify and save harmless the City from all loss, damage or injury resulting from the operation of a vehicle under the authority of the overload or oversize vehicle permit;
  • (e) if in the opinion of the general manager a security deposit is required, the person pays a security deposit in an amount sufficient, in the opinion of the general manager, to pay the cost to assess, design and repair any damage that may be caused to a highway, public structure or bridge arising from the operation of the vehicle.

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