Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 13.01 — Parades - Authorization No Parade shall be held unless application therefor has been made in writing to, and receives the approval of the Council, through the Engineer, by the parade marshal, organizer or other person in charge thereof, at least three months before the Parade commences, provided that such application shall specify the name of the individual designated as parade marshal, the nature of the Parade, the day and hour which such Parade is to be held, the place or places of formation or commencement thereof, the route intended to be taken and the point of disbandment thereof
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Parades - Authorization No Parade shall be held unless application therefor has been made in writing to, and receives the approval of the Council, through the Engineer, by the parade marshal, organizer or other person in charge thereof, at least three months before the Parade commences, provided that such application shall specify the name of the individual designated as parade marshal, the nature of the Parade, the day and hour which such Parade is to be held, the place or places of formation or commencement thereof, the route intended to be taken and the point of disbandment thereof.
In accordance with District of Mission Parade and Gathering Policy, the Administrator is authorized to approve requests for Parades or processions on any municipal Highway which they consider to be a routine nature. Requests for approval for walkathons or other small pedestrian Parades which the Administrator considers to be of an unusual nature will be forwarded for Council approval. Council may set such conditions for a Parade as may be recommended by the Engineer, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, or other such authorities as they deem applicable.
A Street Use Permit, signed by the Engineer, shall be carried by the parade marshal during the Parade and be available for examination on request. If any deviation from such direction in the Permit is made, or if such direction be not otherwise complied with, (save as directed by such Permit) the Permit shall be void and to
no effect.
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