Brantford By-law 326, s. 326.3.3 — Obstruction prohibited – exceptions No applicant or licensee shall cause, suffer, or permit any obstruction on any highway, lane or public place in front of, or adjoining the place or premises where the business is conducted, except that where the premises is a vehicle it may use any highway, lane or public place for the conduct of its business provided that
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Obstruction prohibited – exceptions No applicant or licensee shall cause, suffer, or permit any obstruction on any highway, lane or public place in front of, or adjoining the place or premises where the business is conducted, except that where the premises is a vehicle it may use any highway, lane or public place for the conduct of its business provided that:
- (a) it does not use any part on which parking or stopping is not permitted;
- (b) it is so constructed so that customers cannot be served from the left-hand side;
- (c) it is not stopped at any place where, or in such a manner that it or any person, while using or waiting to use it or its services, might be an obstruction to the free flow of traffic; and
- (d) the Schedule governing any business does not prohibit, regulate, restrict, or control the use of any vehicle or class of vehicles.
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- 326.3.1 APPLICANT - LICENSEE – COMPLIANCE Operation - without licence – prohibited
- 326.3.2 Safe - clean - vehicle - place - object - amusement Every applicant and licensee, shall, at all times, maintain and keep safe and clean, and in good condition and repair, any object, amusement, place or premises used in connection with the business to which this Chapter applies
- 326.3.3(a)
- 326.3.4 Breach - existing by-law - statute – regulation No applicant or licensee, shall cause, suffer, or permit any breach of any by-law of the Corporation or of any local board thereof, or of any statute, order-in-council, or regulation of the Legislature of the Province of Ontario or of the Parliament of Canada or of any agency, board or commission of either of them, in, upon or in connection with the object, amusement, place or premises, used for or in relation to the business licensed or required to be licensed pursuant to this Chapter
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