London By-law PS-113, s. 52 — The premises described in Schedule 30 are hereby designated as parking lots to be used for the metered parking of motor vehicles until the premises are otherwise required
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The premises described in Schedule 30 are hereby designated as parking lots to be used for the metered parking of motor vehicles until the premises are otherwise required.
Preparation of Parking Lots
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- 50 Tampering With Meters
- 51 Inapplicable on Sundays and Holidays Sections 37 to 40 inclusive, 49 and 50 shall not apply to the parking of vehicles on Sunday or holidays
- 53 The City Engineer, is hereby authorized and directed to place the various Municipal Parking Lots mentioned in section 52 in condition for the parking of motor vehicles, including surfacing, fencing and lighting thereof, the indication of parking areas and traffic lanes by painting and installation of the necessary parking meters to provide for off-street parking to accommodate approximately the number of motor vehicles mentioned in Schedule 30 for any given lot
- 54 Upon completion of the work mentioned in section 53 and the installation of the meters, each lot mentioned in Column 1 of Schedule 31 herein shall be operated on a payment basis during the times mentioned in Column 2 thereof on each day mentioned in Column 3 thereof and during such times on such days no person shall park a motor vehicle on any of the parking lots except in a designated parking space, and upon parking the said motor vehicle the operator thereof shall pay a fee therefor forthwith by depositing payment into the parking meter controlling the parking space occupied or by making a payment through a city- approved mobile payment application for the vehicle occupying such space as identified by the vehicle’s licence plate
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