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Victoria By-law 09-079, s. 96(4) — Streets and Traffic Bylaw

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The City Manager may issue a permit for the purposes of this section

  • (a) in cases of urgency,
  • (b) where an obstruction is minor or inconsequential, or
  • (c) where an obstruction is not likely to continue for more than 72 hours. Objects prohibited on streets 102 (1) Without limiting the generality of section 101(1), BL 23-054
  • (a) A person must not place, or cause or permit to be placed or left, any of the following items so as to occupy, obstruct, or cause a nuisance on any part of a street, sidewalk or other public place:
  • (i) any property or thing, or
  • (ii) a sign, as defined in the Sign Bylaw.
  • (b) [Repealed]
  • (c) a person must not place or cause or permit to be placed on, above or in a street, sidewalk, or other public place waste matter of any description, including without limitation, litter, rubbish, garbage, offal, filth, or any noxious, offensive or unwholesome substance or matter;
  • (d) a person must not distribute or deliver, or cause or permit to be distributed or delivered in or near any street, sidewalk, or other public place, a pamphlet or any other printed or written matter for the purpose of publicizing an event, fact, product, or thing if the probable result of that action is
  • (i) the matter will be discarded on a street, sidewalk, or other public place by a person receiving the matter, or
  • (ii) passage in or on a street will be impeded or obstructed.

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