Richmond Hill : Règlement no 1116, art. 1116.3.7 — Parking - stopping - prohibited - specified places signs

Parking - stopping - prohibited - specified places signs

Where a sign has been erected indicating that parking and stopping is prohibited or that stopping is prohibited,

no person shall park or stop a motor vehicle in any of the following places:

• in front of the entrance to any public hall, theatre, school or church at times which are designated on the signs;
• provided that taxicabs legally permitted to pick up passengers in the Town of Richmond Hill shall be excluded from this provision;
• on a highway within 24 metres (75 feet) of a point designated as a bus stop;
• in areas designated “Police Vehicle Only;” in areas designated “Emergency No Parking;” in areas designated “School Bus Loading Zones” on Schedule ‘D’;
• on a highway within 15 metres (50 feet) of an intersection, not controlled by traffic signals;
• on a highway within 30 metres (100 feet) of an intersection controlled by traffic signals;
• on a highway at those places designated in Schedule ‘A’ during the period therein prohibited;
• on a highway at those places designated in Schedule ‘B’ during the period therein prohibited;
• on a highway at those places designated in Schedule ‘C’ for a period in excess of the period therein specified;
• Repealed:
• By-law 1-07, 12 February, 2007;
• RICHMOND HILL 1116 December 2025 CHAPTER 1116 PARKING – REGULATION on Newkirk Road between Centre Street and Major Mackenzie Drive within 5 metres (16.4 feet) of a private roadway;
• on a highway within 5 metres (16.4 feet) of a private roadway;
• for a period exceeding three hours at any time on any highway except between the hours of 5 pm and midnight;
• on a highway between the hours of 3 am and 6 am;
• on a highway between the hours of 1 am and 7 am from December 1 to March 31;
• park in a cul-de-sac;
• By-law 17-23, 8 February, 2023. on a highway within 30 metres (100 feet) of a roundabout or traffic circle;
• and By- law 402-89, 6 November, 1989;
• By-law 43-90, 5 February, 1990;
• By-law 157-94, 6 June, 1994;
• By-law 179-96, 15 July, 1996;
• By-law 306-97, 20 October, 1997;
• By-law 180-98, 20 July, 1998;
• By-law 49-04, 23 February, 2004;
• By-law 153-09, 14 December, 2009;
• By-law 32-11, 28 March, 2011;
• By-law 17-23, 8 February, 2023. on a highway within 30 metres (100 feet) of a pedestrian crossover. By-law 17-23, 8 February, 2023.