Winnipeg By-law 1481/77, s. 4.08.01(a) — Streets By-law
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misleading or false information was provided upon which the decision to issue the permit was based;
- (b) the facts given on which the decision to issue the permit was based have changed and would not now justify issuing the permit;
- (c) the Director concludes that, if the activity authorized by the permit were to proceed, it would or would be likely to
- (i) create an undue hazard to people or property;
- (ii) unduly disrupt or interfere with vehicular or pedestrian traffic;
- (iii) result in harm or damage to the street or structures on the street or to private property or, where it is likely to result in harm or damage, the applicant will not rectify any harm or damage and will not provide appropriate compensation for the harm or damage; or
- (iv) not comply with this By-law and other applicable laws, by- laws, codes and regulations; or
- (d) a permit holder has failed to observe a condition imposed on a permit or has failed to comply with this and other applicable laws, by-laws, codes and regulations;
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- 4.07.02 Within 30 days of suspending a permit, the Director must either reinstate the Use of Street Permit or revoke the permit under section 4.08
- 4.08.01 Whether the Use of Street Permit has been suspended or not, the Director may revoke a permit where
- 4.08.02 The Director must not revoke a permit unless the permit holder has been notified that a revocation is being considered and has been given a reasonable opportunity to be heard concerning the revocation
- 4.09.01 The Director may impose requirements reasonably required to administer the issuance of Use of Street Permits, including requirements concerning
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