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Brampton By-law 93-93, s. 33 — Any person employing or using vehicles in making excavations for building purposes, and in conveying earth, rubbish or other material from such excavations or from any other place along the public highways of the City, or in any operation involving the passage of such vehicles to and from any site, whether for building purposes or otherwise, shall at once remove from the pavements and sidewalks, or from any public place where the same may be deposited, all earth, rubbish or other material that may fall from the wheels of or from such trucks, graders or loaders, and shall employ and keep employed a sufficient number of sweepers or workmen or use such means as may be necessary to keep all such pavements and sidewalks in a clean condition and free from earth or other material

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Any person employing or using vehicles in making excavations for building purposes, and in conveying earth, rubbish or other material from such excavations or from any other place along the public highways of the City, or in any operation involving the passage of such vehicles to and from any site, whether for building purposes or otherwise, shall at once remove from the pavements and sidewalks, or from any public place where the same may be deposited, all earth, rubbish or other material that may fall from the wheels of or from such trucks, graders or loaders, and shall employ and keep employed a sufficient number of sweepers or workmen or use such means as may be necessary to keep all such pavements and sidewalks in a clean condition and free from earth or other material.

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