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Courtenay By-law 1926, s. 45 — Traffic Regulations Bylaw

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45. When a traffic control device is displayed on any highway or City parking lot indicating that the length of time allowed for parking a vehicle thereon is limited, no person who has parked a vehicle on such highway or lot shall again park a vehicle on such highway, (unless there is an intersection between the two parking spaces) or lot during the next sixty minutes following the expiry of such limited time. BL2112

46. No person shall stop or park a vehicle on any portion of a highway or parking lot operated by the City, in a space designated for parking of vehicles operated by disabled persons unless the operator or passenger of the vehicle is a physically disabled person and a valid disabled person's parking placard is visible and legible from outside the vehicle.

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