Kingston : Règlement no 2004-190, art. 4 — All walkways in the Calvin Park and Pember Place subdivisions

All walkways in the Calvin Park and Pember Place subdivisions.

Schedule E - Authorized Alterations and Uses of Boulevards Location Purpose Alfred and York and Streets (west side of Alfred Street from 50 feet (15.2m) north of York Street to northerly limit of paved boulevard south of Concession Street) Parking Spaces (right angle only) Bagot and Charles Streets (at corner between sidewalk and property line along the frontage of the church and along Charles Street ) (Calvary United Church) Asphalt paving (No Parking) 454 Bagot Street (8.9 feet (2.7m) by 20 feet (6m)) Parking space (1) of interlocking stone or flagstone 50 Baiden Street (8 feet (2.4m) by 43 feet (13.1m)) Asphalt Paving Barrie Street (west of the Cathedral School, as shown on site plan) (Separate School Board) Asphalt Paving for circular pick up and discharge area connecting to Barrie Street 181 Barrie Street (5 foot (1.5m) in width approximately 8 feet (2.4m) to 10 feet (3m) from curb) Asphalt Sidewalk 33 Benson Street To accommodate existing parking (13 spaces) subject to the terms of a license agreement with the City Connaught Street and First Avenue (at the northwest corner along the frontage of the First Avenue eight- plex) Asphalt Paving for Parking Spaces (8), provided that vehicles are parked within 2 feet of the building. 577 Division Street (between property line and sidewalk) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 580 Division Street Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 613 Division Street (between property line and sidewalk) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 873-877 Division Street, Division Street frontage To accommodate existing parking (6 spaces) subject to the terms of a license agreement with the City (Bylaw 2004-190; Bylaw 2016-2) 893 Division Street (approximately 3 feet (0.9m) by 25 feet (7.6m) between curb and sidewalk) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 82 Earl Street (10 feet (3m) in width) Concrete Sidewalk (No Parking) 84 Earl Street (8.8 feet (2.7m) by 21.2 feet (6.5m)) Concrete Paving (No Parking) 185 Earl Street Parking Spaces (2) Garrett and Division Streets (as shown on Schedule "A" to Bylaw Number 6724) Asphalt Paving (No Parking), provided that owner constructs curbing on Garrett Street to restrict width of driveway to 25 feet (7.6m) George and Stuart Streets (4 feet (1.2m) by 170 feet (51.8m) along west curb of George Street south of Stuart Street) (Kingston General Hospital) Asphalt Walkway, provided that Kingston General Hospital maintains the walkway at its own expense. 28 Grange Street (4 feet (1.2m) by 8 feet (2.4m)) Asphalt Paving 47 James Street (10 feet (3m) by 60 feet (18.3m), at rear of property) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) Johnson Street (north side between Ontario and King Streets, adjacent to the rear of 172 Ontario Street) Asphalt Paving as part of a truck loading zone from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Johnson Street (4 feet (1.2m) by 15 feet (4.6m) along south curb immediately east of Landmark Condominium entrance) Asphalt Paving, provided that it is maintained by the owner of the property. 314 Johnson Street (adjacent to parking lot and extending to the sidewalk) (Bethel Church) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 297 King Street East, King Street East frontage To accommodate an accessible ramp at the entrance to their property subject to the terms of a license agreement with the City (Bylaw 2004-190; 2016-79) 662 King Street (between sidewalk and street line on Grange and King Streets) Asphalt Paving 44 Linton Street (110 feet (33.5m) along Linton Street, east from Chatham Street) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 281 Macdonnell Street ( on Mack Street between street line and roadway) Asphalt Paving of gravelled area for Parking Spaces 338 Montreal Street (between sidewalk and building to a depth of 18 inches (0.46m) along James Street for approximately 45 feet (13.7m) and along Montreal Street for approximately 30 feet (9.1m)) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 321 Napier Street (56 feet (17m)) Asphalt Paving (No Parking), provided that the grade does not interfere with drainage Norman Rogers Drive (between curb and sidewalk on west side between lines extending from the 2 entrance walkways) (Cookes Portsmouth United Church) Asphalt Paving 55 Oak Street (4 feet (1.2m) in width between sidewalk on Brant Avenue and driveway to the end of the driveway) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) Patrick Street (west side of Patrick Street from 50 feet (15.2m) south of Railway Street to 9.8 feet (3m) north of Duff Street) To accommodate the existing parking configuration at 100 Railway Street and 398, 402 and 408 Patrick Street. 300 Patrick Street (5 feet (1.5m) of west side from 59 feet (18m) north of Fraser Street northerly for 108.3 feet (33m)) To accommodate the existing tenant parking configuration 27 Place d'Armes (along east side of King Street and north side of Place d'Armes) Parking Spaces on King Street (6) and Place d'Armes (8), subject to a lease with the City 847 Portsmouth Avenue (between owner's two driveways) Asphalt Paving Princess and Albert Streets (south side of Albert Street from 95 feet (29m) south of Princess Street southerly for 57 feet (17.4m)) Asphalt Paving Princess and Nelson Streets (on Nelson Street at the corner) (Hind Quarter) Asphalt Paving for a Parking Space (1) at $45.00 per month Princess and Regent Streets (2 feet (0.6m) on south side of Princess Street) (Harvey's Food Limited) Asphalt Paving 223 Princess Street (on Queen Street at rear of Capitol Theatre) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 264 Princess Street (between sidewalk and street line) Asphalt Paving 449 Princess Street (approximately 75 feet (23m) by 5 feet (1.5m) from driveway at east side to western limit) (Bell Canada) Concrete Paving 461 Princess Street (between sidewalk and curb) Concrete Paving 480 Princess Street (boulevard between sidewalk and street line along University Avenue) Asphalt Paving for Parking 531 Princess Street (between sidewalk and curb) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 572 Princess Street (to within 2 feet (0.6m) of sidewalk along Frontenac Street) Asphalt Paving 579 Princess Street (approximately 5 feet (1.5m) in width between the sidewalk and curb for a distance of 70 feet (21.3m)) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) 681 Princess Street (between sidewalk and property line on Princess and Smith Streets, between the roadway of Macdonnell and the property line) (Tim Horton's) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) Queen and Barrie Streets (between sidewalk and property lines on north side of Queen Street west of Barrie Street and on west side of Barrie Street north of Queen Street) Flagstone or Painted Paving (No Parking), provided that curbs are maintained to prevent parking on the boulevard. 290 Queen Street (1 foot (0.3m) strip) Asphalt Paving Queen Mary Road (9.8 feet (3m) by 39.4 feet (12m) just north of Johnson Street across from golf course) (Bell Canada) Asphalt Pad for purposes of servicing Bell Canada plant 71 Rideau Street (portion of driveway which encroaches on City property by approximately 12 feet (3.7m)) Asphalt Paving 337 Rideau Street Parking Spaces (2 or 3) Russell and Cowdy Streets (south side of Russell Street from Cowdy Street to 325 feet (99m) west of Cowdy Street between the curb and street line) (Separate School Board) Crushed rock surface level with street curb to act as a combination sidewalk and waiting area Sidewalk and boulevard locations approved by the Director of Engineering or Director of Transportation only To allow bicycle parking associated with a community bike share enterprise as per the terms of approved contract(s) or license agreement(s) with the City Stuart and George Streets (approximately 1.3 feet (.41m) in width on south side of Stuart Street from 301.8 feet (92m) west of George Street westerly for 105 feet (32m)) (Queen's University) Two courses of paving stones, provided that Queen's is responsible for the maintenance of and liability from these paving stones. 34 Sydenham Street (7.9 feet (2.4m) by 16 feet (4.9m) on the east side) Interlocking brick for Disabled Parking Space (1) 195 Sydenham Street Interlocking Stone and Trees, provided they are maintained by the owner of the property. Thomas and Patrick Streets (13 feet (4m) by 37 feet (11.3m) at the corner) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) Union Street (Queen's University at Dunning Hall as shown in Bylaw Number 6084, Drawing 5-112) Concrete Sidewalk Stuart and George Streets (approximately 1.3 feet (.41m) in width on south side of Stuart Street from 301.8 feet (92m) west of George Street westerly for 105 feet (32m)) (Queen's University) Two courses of paving stones, provided that Queen's is responsible for the maintenance of and liability from these paving stones. Stuart Street (north side, approximately 7.248 metres west of Founders

• Row) To accommodate a mobile food stand/refreshment vehicle, subject to the terms of a licence agreement with the City 34 Sydenham Street (7.9 feet (2.4m) by 16 feet (4.9m) on the east side) Interlocking brick for Disabled Parking Space (1) 195 Sydenham Street Interlocking Stone and Trees, provided they are maintained by the owner of the property. Thomas and Patrick Streets (13 feet (4m) by 37 feet (11.3m) at the corner) Asphalt Paving (No Parking) Toronto Street (West side between Dundas Street and Park Street) To Accommodate existing parking (9 spaces) subject to the terms of a licence agreement with the City Union Street (Queen's University at Dunning Hall as shown in Bylaw Number 6084, Drawing 5-112) Concrete Sidewalk Union Street (Queen's University at Sir John A. MacDonald Hall as shown in Bylaw Number 6046, Drawing 17- 149) Replacement of patio slab entrance sidewalk with two course sidewalk 218 Wellington Street (at the southwest corner along both Queen and Wellington Streets) Asphalt Paving 222 Wellington Street (between building and the sidewalk) Interlocking Paving Stones William and Bagot Streets (on William Street at the corner) (Andrea's) Parking Space (1) at the established rate subject to an agreement with the City The City of Kingston acknowledges that we are on the traditional homeland of the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat, and thanks these nations for their care and stewardship over this shared land. Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation. Learn more about the City's reconciliation initiatives. I Want To... Apply and Register Aquatic Programs Building Permits Business Licences Open Air Fire Permits Recreation Programs Pay and Buy Garbage Bag Tags Pet Licences Property Taxes Parking Tickets Transit Load Pass Online Explore and Connect City Events Collection Calendar Career Opportunities Contact Us Webcams