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Winnipeg By-law 1481/77, s. 4.01.07(a) — In addition to conducting business only in compliance with a Use of Street Permit which authorizes it, a mobile vendor must not conduct business

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In addition to conducting business only in compliance with a Use of Street Permit which authorizes it, a mobile vendor must not conduct business:

  • on a roadway or with a person who is on a roadway;
  • (b) on a street where the posted speed limit for vehicular traffic exceeds 60 kilometres per hour or within 20 metres of such a street;
  • (c) in a manner that obstructs or causes a danger to or from pedestrian or vehicular traffic; By-law No. 1481/77 16
  • (d) within 5 metres of an intersection or crosswalk;
  • (e) within 3 metres of the public entrance to a building;
  • (f) within 20 metres of a bus stop;
  • (g) within 20 metres of the vehicular or pedestrian entrance to a park;
  • (h) if the mobile vendor is selling food, within 20 metres of a restaurant, grocery store or other food service establishment that is located in a building. added 42/2015 (entire section 4.01.07)) EXCLUSIVE USE OF STREET

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