Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 4.05 — Driving Over Sidewalks
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Driving Over Sidewalks
No person shall drive any vehicle in, over, or upon any sidewalk so as to encumber, obstruct, injure, foul, or otherwise damage the same, except that where it is necessary to cross a sidewalk for loading or unloading when no other reasonable access is available, and in such case, adequate provision shall be made to protect the sidewalk from damage by the use of suitable planking or other material, having due consideration for the size and weight of the vehicle and load, to the satisfaction of the Engineer. Nothing in this Section shall relieve a person from costs of repair for damages incurred, in the opinion of the Engineer, of such crossing.
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- 4.03 Animals It shall be unlawful for any person to ride, lead, walk, or otherwise travel with any horse, mule, donkey, cow, oxen, or other large animal on any roadway, with the exception of within a Walking Strip
- 4.04 Removal of Glass and Debris Any person removing a damaged vehicle from a Highway shall remove any glass or other debris dropped upon the Highway from such vehicle
- 4.06 Vehicle Warning Devices No person operating a motor vehicle within the District of Mission shall sound or cause to be sounded a horn or other warning device except when necessary to warn a person or animal of probable danger. No person being the owner of a motor vehicle equipped with an intruder alarm shall permit the alarm to operate in a manner so that noise or sound which emanates therefrom disturbs or tends to disturb the quiet, peace, rest, enjoyment, comfort or convenience of the neighbourhood, or of persons in the vicinity
- 4.07 Broadcasting or Noise Making Devices
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