Victoria By-law 09-079, s. 96 — Trailer left on street A person must not leave, or permit to be left, a trailer on a street unless it is

Trailer left on street A person must not leave, or permit to be left, a trailer on a street unless it is

• (3) Subsection (1) does not apply to the driver, operator, or any other person in charge of an emergency vehicle. Procession in street requires permit 99 (1) A person must not be a member of or take part in a procession through, in, on, over or above a street unless a permit for the procession has been issued under an order of the Director of Engineering. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to any of the following persons or objects:
• (a) employees or agents of the City while they are acting in the course of their employment;
• (b) articles of trade or commerce lawfully in a street or other public place;
• (c) a portable sign permitted under section 102A of this Bylaw; 24-077
• (d) electric vehicle charging works for which a licence has been entered into under section 105A of this Bylaw;
• (e) works for which a permit is issued under this section or section 106 of this Bylaw, or under a bylaw passed under section 14 of the Victoria City Act, 1919. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to any of the following persons or objects:
• (a) employees or agents of the City while they are acting in the course of their employment;
• (b) articles of trade or commerce lawfully in a street or other public place;
• (c) a portable sign permitted under section 102A of this Bylaw; 24-077
• (d) electric vehicle charging works for which a licence has been entered into under section 105A of this Bylaw;
• (e) works for which a permit is issued under section 101 or 106 of this Bylaw, or under a bylaw passed under section 14 of the Victoria City Act, 1919. (2) The prohibition set out in subsection (1) does not apply to circumstances that involve any of the following activities or objects:
• (a) a medical emergency or wheelchair; 26-024
• (b) sitting on a seat at a transit zone while waiting for a bus;
• (c) sitting on a chair or bench that is supplied by a public agency or an abutting private property owner and that is permitted by a street use permit issued by the City;
• (d) sitting at a sidewalk café that is licensed under the Sidewalk Cafes Regulation Bylaw; 26-044
• (e) sitting while engaged in the activity of a hawker, peddler, or street entertainer who is licensed for that purpose under the Street Entertainment Bylaw and the Business Licence Bylaw;
• (f) a parade, rally, demonstration, performance, or gathering that is permitted by a street use permit issued by the City;
• (g) the soliciting of aid by an organization that holds a valid permit issued for that purpose under the Street Collections Bylaw, 1977. (3) Subsection (2) does not apply to any of the following persons or objects:
• (a) employees or agents of the City while they are acting in the course of their employment; 26-024
• (b) a special event for which a permit has been issued by the Director of Parks and Recreation;
• (c) works for which a permit is issued under section 102 or 106 of this Bylaw, or under a bylaw passed under section 14 of the Victoria City Act, 1919; and
• (d) boulevard gardening to the extent permitted pursuant to subsection (10). (6) The prohibition set out in subsection (5) does not apply to any of the following:
• (a) employees or agents of the City while they are acting in the course of their employment;
• (b) police officers in the performance of their duties;
• (c) a medical emergency; 26-024
• (d) sitting on a seat, or standing, at a transit zone while waiting for a bus;
• (e) persons participating in or attending a special event for which a permit has been issued by the Director of Engineering or the Director of Parks and Recreation;
• (f) walking on a path or trail designed for that purpose; BL 23-054
• (g) persons sitting on a seat or squatting, kneeling, walking or standing while recreating within the fenced portion of a median designated as a leash- optional area during the hours permitted in the Animal Responsibility Bylaw. (8) Prohibition contained is subsection (7)(a) does not apply to any of the following:
• (a) employees or agents of the City while they are acting in the course of their employment; and
• (b) persons acting under an agreement with the City or a permit issued by the Director of Parks and Recreation.. 26-024 (9) For certainty, this section applies to any boulevard and median that is also a park, notwithstanding section 17 of the Parks Regulation Bylaw.