Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 5.07 — Extraordinary Signs Where, in the opinion of the Engineer, Traffic Control Devices consistent with previous subsections of Section 5 are not adequate to regulate or control Traffic on Highways because of particular circumstances, they may have Traffic Control Devices manufactured and placed indicating the regulations and conditions which apply
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Extraordinary Signs Where, in the opinion of the Engineer, Traffic Control Devices consistent with previous subsections of Section 5 are not adequate to regulate or control Traffic on Highways because of particular circumstances, they may have Traffic Control Devices manufactured and placed indicating the regulations and conditions which apply.
Such Traffic Control Devices shall have black lettering on a white background and indicate that they have been placed by order of the Engineer. The Engineer may have manufactured and placed such signs as they considers appropriate on municipal lands, facilities, or works such as landfills, gravel pits, parking Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 lots, and maintenance areas for the purpose of regulating or prohibiting the use of, or setting conditions for the use of such areas. Such signs shall indicate that they have been placed by order of the Engineer.
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