Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 3.04 — Works Within Highways - District’s Right to Intervene The Engineer is hereby authorized to remove or cause to be removed any object or thing which is an obstruction to the free use thereof, or which encroaches thereon, or which may endanger the Traffic thereon
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Works Within Highways - District’s Right to Intervene The Engineer is hereby authorized to remove or cause to be removed any object or thing which is an obstruction to the free use thereof, or which encroaches thereon, or which may endanger the Traffic thereon.
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- 3.02(a) General Prohibitions Within any Highway, unless permitted by the Engineer, it shall be unlawful for any person to
- 3.03 Works Adjacent to Highways - Restrictions It shall be unlawful for any person to carry out any works, or excavation, or fill adjacent to a Highway which, in the opinion of the Engineer, may endanger the Highway or the works within or on it, or the Traffic using such Highway
- 3.05 Security Where permission for construction in, storage on, or use of a Highway requires permission of the Engineer, they may require a deposit as security in the amount and form they deem Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 fit to cover the supervision, use, maintenance, restoration, or any other obligations associated with the use
- 3.06 Restoration Any person requiring permission to use a Highway shall indemnify the District against all loss, costs, charges, expenses, and damages to which the said Municipality may be put by reason of such use, including, but not limited to, breaking, tearing-up, removing, digging, or excavating as aforesaid, or by reason of the permission granted them so to do; and shall restore the Highway to a condition for the free use and safety of Traffic to the satisfaction of the Engineer
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