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Victoria By-law 09-079, s. 96(6) — Streets and Traffic Bylaw

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A person must not obstruct or create a nuisance upon any portion of a street or other public place by participating in a consensual fight or other similar physical confrontation between consenting adults. Boulevards and medians 103A (1) In this section:

  • “boulevard” includes:
  • (a) on a street with curbs, the unpaved portion of street between the outside curb and adjoining property line; and
  • (b) on a street without a curb, the unpaved portion of street between the edge of the roadway and the adjoining property line. “median” includes:
  • (a) an area that is painted, curbed or raised and is located between traffic lanes to separate vehicles travelling in opposite directions;
  • (b) any unpaved portion of the road allowance, including but not limited to landscaped areas and greens, located between two or more roadways or streets; and
  • (c) a traffic circle or other traffic divider. “roadway” means that portion of a street improved, designed or intended for vehicular use.

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