Victoria By-law 09-079, s. 50(2) — Streets and Traffic Bylaw

Despite subsection (1), if only one side of a street is designated a Residential Parking Zone for a City block or part of a City block, a driver of a vehicle may park the vehicle or permit it to remain parked on that side of the street for any one or more of the purposes described in subsection (1) in relation to a dwelling if the dwelling is located on a lot that

• (a) abuts a No Stopping Zone or a No Parking Zone that is on the other side of the street,
• (b) is located on that City block,
• (c) is located on the other side of the street directly across from the Residential Parking Zone, and
• (d) is zoned, under the Zoning Regulation Bylaw or Zoning Bylaw 2018, for single family dwelling or duplex use. Residential parking permit zone 54 (1) The driver of a passenger vehicle or motorcycle may park it or permit it to remain parked in a designated Residential Parking Permit Zone during the hours when it is in effect for a particular City block or portion of a City block only if a valid permit issued under this section is displayed in or on the vehicle or motorcycle.