Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 3.02(a) — General Prohibitions Within any Highway, unless permitted by the Engineer, it shall be unlawful for any person to

General Prohibitions Within any Highway, unless permitted by the Engineer, it shall be unlawful for any person to:

• Break, tear up, or remove any pavement, sidewalk, curbing, crossing, planking, soil, surface, or any other works.
• (b) Dig or make any excavation in, on, or under any Highway.
• (c) Paint or otherwise mark any surface or works.
• (d) Allow any part of a building, structure, fence, railing, or foundation to project into, on, over, or under the vertical projection upwards and downwards of the boundaries of such Highway, except as provided for in the Sign Bylaw of the District of Mission or any other lawful authorization.
• (e) Place or store refuse or refuse containers except for the time required to collect refuse and only under conditions acceptable to the Engineer.
• (f) Store building supplies, soil, vegetation, or any other materials.
• (g) Place, build, construct, fasten, or allow to occupy any material, object, structure, shelter, access, container, merchandise, vegetation, landscaping or debris. Lawns as required for Boulevard improvement shall be excluded from this section.
• (h) Carry out any activity which will obstruct or impede Traffic thereon or deface or damage such Highway or permitted works in it. Such activities shall include, but not be limited to, cutting wood, construction of any kind, mixing of concrete, or operating of machinery.