Lethbridge By-law 5834, s. 601 — PART 6 VEHICLES WITH LUGS
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PART 6 VEHICLES WITH LUGS
601. No person shall drive, propel or move on any Highway any Vehicle having metal spikes, lugs, cleats or bands projecting from the surface of the wheel or tire of such Vehicle, or any Vehicle having a caterpillar tread, unless and until a special permit from the City Manager has been issued pursuant to Section 602. 602 Any person desiring to obtain a permit required by Section 601 shall make application in writing to the City Manager, setting out the nature of the Vehicle to be moved, the name of the maker thereof, the style of wheels and of any projections thereto, origin and destination of route and such further information as the City Manager may require. Any person making application shall agree to pay all permit fees and damages caused to the Highway, or any works made or done over, upon or under the same as a result of the operation and conveyance or movement of the Vehicle mentioned in the permit. The City Manager may in such permit specify the route to be taken, the precautions required to protect the Highway along the route (including the laying down of planks to protect pavement or Crosswalks or timbering to protect bridges or culverts), the hours during which the movement shall take place and such other conditions as he deems necessary for the protection of the Highways and any works done or made over or under the same.
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- 409
- 502 The Chief Officer of the Fire Department of the City or any person acting under his instructions shall have the right to move or cause to be moved any Vehicle which he may deem necessary to move or have moved for the purpose of carrying out any duty, work or undertaking of the Fire Department of the City of Lethbridge
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