Richmond By-law 5870, s. 15.1 — Where, in the opinion of the Council, any highway is liable to damage through extraordinary traffic thereon, it may by resolution regulate, limit, or prohibit the use of the highway by any person operating or in charge of the extraordinary traffic or owning the goods carried thereby or the vehicles used therein
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Where, in the opinion of the Council, any highway is liable to damage through extraordinary traffic thereon, it may by resolution regulate, limit, or prohibit the use of the highway by any person operating or in charge of the extraordinary traffic or owning the goods carried thereby or the vehicles used therein.
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- 14.1 In this part “extraordinary traffic” includes any carriage of goods or persons over a highway, at either one or more times, and whether in vehicles drawn by animal power or propelled by some other means, which taken in conjunction with the nature or existing condition of the highway is so extraordinary or improper in the quality or quantity of the goods or the number of persons carried, or in the mode of use of the highway, or in the speed at which the vehicles are driven or operated, as to, in the opinion of the Council, substantially alter or increase the burden imposed on the highway through its proper use by ordinary traffic, and to cause damage and expense in respect of the highway beyond what is reasonable or ordinary
- 15 REGULATION OF EXTRAORDINARY USE
- 15.2
- 15.3 Any person to whom this section might otherwise apply may, with the approval of the Council, enter into an agreement for the payment to the City of compensation in respect of the damage or expense which may, in the opinion of the Council, be caused by the extraordinary traffic, and thereupon that person shall not in respect of that traffic be subject to any prohibition or penalty prescribed by this section
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