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Courtenay By-law 1926, s. 14 — Temporary traffic control devices may from time to time as required, be placed by a Traffic Control Officer or upon authority of the Director without an order under Section 11 or 12, in the interest of public safety, but no temporary traffic control devices shall be placed for any period exceeding 28 consecutive days

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Temporary traffic control devices may from time to time as required, be placed by a Traffic Control Officer or upon authority of the Director without an order under Section 11 or 12, in the interest of public safety, but no temporary traffic control devices shall be placed for any period exceeding 28 consecutive days.

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