Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.11.7 — Closure - highway - written consent - required
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Closure - highway - written consent - required
No person shall close any highway or portion thereto to the passage of vehicles without first having the written consent of the Engineer.
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- 614.11.5 Notice of commencement - required - exception Except in case of emergency, no work shall be commenced without at least forty-eight hours notice in writing to the Engineer, or five (5) weeks notice where a street is proposed to be closed, or the traffic on a heavily travelled street seriously interfered with, and daily reports shall be given to the Engineer of the progress of all such work until its completion including the restoration of the highway
- 614.11.6 Emergency - notification - application - immediate In the event of an emergency requiring the cutting of any road allowance notification shall be given immediately to the Engineering Department and an application for a permit shall be made as soon as possible after commencement of the work, namely on the same day, or if too late in the day then within one (1) hour of the opening of the Engineering Department on the next working day
- 614.11.8 Traffic Control - conformance - City procedures The control of vehicular and pedestrian traffic shall be in accordance with the latest revision of the “City of Brantford Manual Street Barricading Procedures” and all signs, barriers, cones, lights, lanterns etc., used for traffic control, shall conform to the requirements of the said Manual
- 614.11.9 Permittee - notify - other officials - as required Where notification of police, fire or P.U.C. or other affected persons is required by this Chapter or any other by-law, Act or Regulation, the permittee shall notify the said persons as required
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