Winnipeg By-law 1573/77, s. 5(a) — Traffic By-law

a fine or administrative penalty for a contravention of a parking provision in any City by-law in respect of the vehicle for which a Permit is sought is still owing on the date the City is entitled to take collection proceedings in respect of it;

• (b) the vehicle for which the Permit was issued is or has been repeatedly stopped or parked on a street in a manner that breaches the by-law or a condition of the Permit. 6(2) Before revoking a Mobile Vendor’s Parking Permit, the Chief Operating Officer of the Winnipeg Parking Authority must give or send the permit holder a notice stating
• (a) his or her intention to revoke the permit and why;
• (b) that the permit holder may respond to the notice by
• (i) in the case of a revocation due to unpaid fines or administrative penalties, paying the outstanding fines or administrative penalties or entering into a payment arrangement satisfactory to the Chief Operating Officer within 15 days of the date the notice is given or sent; or
• (ii) providing reasons why the permit should not be revoked; and
• (c) that the permit will be revoked if the permit holder fails to respond within seven days of the date the notice is given or sent, or such longer period of time as set out in the notice. 6(3) The Chief Operating Officer may revoke the Mobile Vendor’s Parking Permit by giving or sending a notice to the permit holder. 6(4) When a permit holder has had a Mobile Vendor’s Parking Permit revoked, he or she is not eligible for another Permit for a period of one year. 6(5) A notice under this Schedule may be given by personal service or may be sent by delivery or registered mail to an address provided for this purpose by the permit holder, and is deemed to have been sent on the date that it is delivered to the address. By-law No. 1573/77 45 SCHEDULE 17 TO THE TRAFFIC BY-LAW NO. 1573/77 OF THE CITY OF WINNIPEG (GEOGRAPHICAL AREA WHERE USE OF QUADRICYCLES PERMISSABLE) added 99/2024