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Oshawa By-law 79-99, s. 2.1(a) — Traffic and Parking By-law

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“Aisle” means an unobstructed and maintained surfaced area of a Parking Lot or Parkade immediately adjacent to Parking Spaces, ordinarily used to provide vehicular ingress and egress.

  • (b) “Authorized Sign” means any sign or other device as illustrated in Schedule XXIII, which is not an Official Sign, and which has been placed or erected on a Highway, Municipal Property or Private Property under the authority of this by- law.
  • (c) “Boulevard” means the part of the Highway, between the property line and the edge of the travelled Roadway. A Boulevard may or may not contain a Sidewalk or Driveway.
  • (d) “Bus Stop” means a part of a Highway designated by an Authorized Sign where buses will Stop to take on or discharge passengers.
  • (e) “Chief of Police” means the Chief of Police of the Durham Regional Police Service, or its’ designate.
  • (f) “City” means The Corporation of the City of Oshawa.
  • (g) “Commercial Motor Vehicle” means a Vehicle ordinarily engaged in carrying goods, wares, merchandise, passengers or other commodities in a business undertaking.
  • (h) “Commissioner” means the Commissioner, Community and Operations Services in the City, or the Commissioner’s designate, and for the purposes of paragraphs

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