Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 5.09 — Obstructing Traffic
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Obstructing Traffic
No person shall obstruct Traffic or form part of a group of persons congregated or do anything which will direct the attention of persons and cause them to congregate in a group on a street in such a manner as to obstruct the free passage of pedestrians or vehicles, except with the written permission of the Council. Such application for permission and approval, if granted, shall be through the Engineer.
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- 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
- 5.08 Speed Limits
- 5.10 Legal Signal Timing Request The Engineer may, on application by a person or corporation, approve the release of the signal timing of an Intersection, subject to an application fee as per the User Fees and Charges Bylaw. The applicants must give their reason(s) for seeking the requested information and to whom the information will be disclosed
- 6.01 Highways Exempted This part shall not apply to Arterial Highways within the meaning of the "Highway Act"
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