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Richmond By-law 5870, s. 29.4 — Traffic Bylaw

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Notwithstanding Subsection 29.3, Council may declare any street, lane or other public place closed to all other traffic for the purpose of permitting coasting with sleds, skis, skates, skateboards or other apparatus thereon, and the police officer in charge of the Richmond Detachment may make provision for the prohibition of such other traffic and with the assistance of the General Manager, Engineering & Public Works may make provision for the protection of persons using such streets, lanes, or public places as aforesaid, for the purpose of enabling such coasting and sledding to be carried on with safety.

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