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Kelowna By-law 8120 Part 4, s. 4.3.2 — Residential Permits. A person holding a residential permit, as obtained through City Council Policy No. 366, shall not be subject to the penalties provided for the breach of Subsection 4.1.2(bb) of this Part so long as that permit remains valid and subsisting. These permits are not for use on commercial vehicles and are subject to all rules and regulations as set forth in City Council Policy No. 366

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Residential Permits. A person holding a residential permit, as obtained through City Council Policy No. 366, shall not be subject to the penalties provided for the breach of Subsection 4.1.2(bb) of this Part so long as that permit remains valid and subsisting. These permits are not for use on commercial vehicles and are subject to all rules and regulations as set forth in City Council Policy No. 366.

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