Winnipeg By-law 1573/77, s. 10(b) — Traffic By-law
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the applicant has complied with the requirements established by the Chief of Police under subsection 11(1);
- (c) the applicant has paid any applicable fees and charges;
- (d) the Chief determines that adequate insurance will be in place to protect the City as well as participants and others who may suffer harm or damage as a result of the event for which a parade permit is sought.
- (e) adequate security and traffic control for the event will be provided by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or the Canadian Forces Military Police or can reasonably be provided by the Winnipeg Police Service;
- (f) the time, date and route of the proposed event
- (i) is unlikely to unduly disrupt traffic along the proposed parade route;
- (ii) is unlikely to result in conflicts with other events or parades taking place; and By-law No. 1573/77 10
- (iii) does not pose undue security or public safety concerns;
- (g) due to the nature of the event, the numbers of people or vehicles involved or for some other reason, it will be difficult or impossible for those involved in the event to remain a cohesive group while complying with The Highway Traffic Act, the Streets By-law and this By-law. amended entire subsection 56/2014 11(3)
Where the event meets all of the criteria set out in subsection (2) except those set out in clauses
- (e) or (f), the Chief of Police must propose a reasonable alternative time, date or route that would result in these criteria being met. amended 56/2014 11(4)
Where the event meets all of the criteria set out in subsection (2) except that set out in clause (e), the Chief of Police must authorize the parade permit if the applicant agrees to make use of Winnipeg Police Service members through the WPS Special Duty Program and pays the applicable fees and charges for the event through that program. amended 56/2014 11(4)
Where the event meets all of the criteria set out in subsection (2) except that set out in clause (2)(g), the Chief is authorized but not required to issue a parade permit with respect to the event. added 56/2014 11(5) No fee is applicable for a parade permit authorizing a parade or other event involving members of Her Majesty’s Armed Forces, whether on foot or in vehicles. added 56/2014 CONDITIONS ON PARADE PERMITS 12(1) It is a condition of every parade permit that
- (a) members of the Winnipeg Police Service, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or the Canadian Forces Military Police must escort the event; and
- (b) all participants must comply with the directions of the escorting peace officers. amended 56/2014 12(2) The Chief of Police may impose additional conditions on a parade permit that are designed to ensure the following
- (a) disruption to traffic along the proposed parade route is minimized;
- (b) the event for which the parade permit is issued does not result in conflicts with other events or parades taking place;
- (c) security or public safety concerns are minimized; and By-law No. 1573/77 11
- (d) adequate insurance will be in place in accordance with clause 11(2)(d). added entire subsection 56/2014 12(3) Without restricting the generality of subsection (2), the conditions imposed by the Chief of Police may include any or all of the following:
- (a) a requirement to follow a specific route;
- (b) a requirement that the event take place on a specific date and time;
- (c) a requirement that the event use only a specified lane or roadway;
- (d) restrictions or prohibitions on the activities that may take place during the event. added entire subsection 56/2014 12(4) If the conditions imposed on a parade permit are not met, the parade permit is invalid. added 56/2014 12(5) The Chief of Police or any member of the Winnipeg Police Service whom the Chief has authorized to exercise this authority may revoke the parade permit prior to or during the parade if he or she concludes that the parade will
- (a) unduly disrupt traffic along the parade route;
- (b) result in conflicts with other events or parades taking place; or
- (c) pose undue security or public safety concerns. added entire subsection 56/2014 12(6) If a parade permit is invalid or revoked, the exemptions provided in subsection 9(1) are not applicable and participants in the event must comply with all applicable provisions of The Highway Traffic Act, the Streets By-law and this By-law. added 56/2014
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