Winnipeg By-law 86/2016, s. 33(a) — Winnipeg Parking By-law

no person may display the permit in any vehicle other than the vehicle for which it was issued; and

• (b) the owner of the vehicle must not allow the permit to be displayed in any other vehicle. 34(2) A physical permit is not effective to exempt a vehicle from a provision of this by-law

unless it is displayed so that it is clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle. 34(3) When a vehicle that is stopped or parked has displayed in it a card or other physical object that is not, but when seen from outside the vehicle could reasonably be mistaken for, an unaltered physical permit referred to in section 32, the vehicle is stopped or parked in contravention of this by-law. 34 General Manager may revoke or refuse to issue permit amended 7/2022 35(1) The General Manager may revoke or refuse to issue a permit if amended 7/2022

• (a) the City is entitled to take collection proceedings in respect of an administrative penalty or fine payable by: amended 70/2023
• (i) the applicant or permit holder; or
• (ii) the owner of the vehicle to which the permit applies, or to which the permit would apply if issued for stopping or parking a vehicle in contravention of this by-law or any other City by-law;
• (b) the vehicle to which the permit applies — or to which the permit would apply if it were issued — is or has been repeatedly stopped or parked in contravention of this by-law or of a condition of a permit that applies to that vehicle; or amended 70/2023
• (c) the owner of the vehicle to which the permit applies, or to which the permit would apply if issued, is also the registered owner of another vehicle that has been repeatedly stopped or parked in contravention of this by-law or any other City by-law. added 70/2023 By-law No. 86/2016 24 35(2) Before revoking a permit under this section, the General Manager must give or send the permit holder a notice stating amended 7/2022
• (a) his or her intention to revoke the permit and why;
• (b) that the permit holder may respond to the notice on or before a specified date, which must be at least 7 days after the date the notice is given or sent, by
• (i) providing reasons why the permit should not be revoked; and
• (ii) if a fine or administrative penalty is owing, paying the outstanding fine or penalty or entering into an payment arrangement satisfactory to the General Manager; and amended 7/2022
• (c) the permit will be revoked if the permit holder fails to respond as set out in the notice. 35(3) If the permit holder has failed to respond as set out in the notice, or the response is not satisfactory to the General Manager, the General Manager may revoke the permit by written notice to the permit holder. amended 7/2022 35(4) If a payment arrangement entered into with the General Manager in response to a revocation notice is not complied with, the General Manager may revoke the permit by written notice to the permit holder. Subsections (2) and (3) do not apply to such a revocation. amended 7/2022 35(5) The General Manager may refuse to issue a permit for a period of up to one year if the applicant has had a similar permit revoked under this section. amended 70/2023 SPECIFIC PERMITS PAID PARKING PERMIT 36 Issuance of Paid Parking Permit 36(1) On application, the General Manager may issue a Paid Parking Permit that exempts the vehicle specified in the permit from the fee payment requirement in section 14. amended 7/2022 36(2) A Paid Parking Permit may be issued on a daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal or annual basis and is valid only for the period specified on the permit. By-law No. 86/2016 25 36(3) The General Manager may establish classes of Paid Parking Permits with different conditions or restrictions. Such classes may include, for example, amended 7/2022
• (a) permits for buses parked in spaces designated for bus parking;
• (b) permits for vehicles of or used by the City or by contractors performing work for the City;
• (c) permits for vehicles of or used by the government of Manitoba or of Canada. STADIUM EVENT ZONE PARKING PERMIT 37 Issuance of Stadium Event Zone Parking Permit 37(1) On application by the owner of a vehicle who resides in an area marked in Schedule A to this by-law as a stadium event zone, the General Manager may issue a Stadium Event Zone Parking Permit exempting that vehicle from the restrictions imposed by traffic control devices that amended 7/2022
• (a) are placed or erected within a stadium event zone for the purpose of regulating parking in relation to stadium events; and
• (b) specify the dates and times when parking is prohibited. 37(2) The permit may not be issued if two such permits — which are still valid — have been issued for other vehicles belonging to or being used by persons residing in the same dwelling unit as the applicant. CONTRACTOR PARKING PERMIT 38 Issuance of Contractor Parking Permit 38(1) On application, the General Manager may issue a Contractor Parking Permit that, subject to subsection (4) and any conditions or restrictions imposed on the permit, exempts a vehicle from the parking restrictions in subsection 12(1) (parking time limits), subsection 12(6), section 13 (one-hour limit for large vehicles, trailers, etc.) and section 20 (parking in alley). Amended 7/2022; 70/2023 38(2) Such a permit may be issued only for a vehicle that is used in the business of providing

a carpentry, plumbing, gas fitting, roofing, electrical or other contractor service relating to the construction, renovation, repair, landscaping or maintenance of real property. 38(3) A single permit may be issued under this section for both a trailer and a motor vehicle used for towing the trailer. By-law No. 86/2016 26 38(4) A permit under this section does not exempt a vehicle

• (a) when it is parked on a block after having been parked on that block for more than 48 consecutive hours; amended 70/2023
• (b) when it is parked for personal use and not in the course of providing a contractor service; or
• (c) when it is parked in a space to which paid parking applies. SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER PARKING PERMIT 39 Issuance of Social Service Provider Parking Permit 39(1) On application, the General Manager may issue a Social Service Provider Parking Permit that, subject to subsection (3), exempts a vehicle from the parking restrictions in subsection 12(1) (parking time limits) and subsection 12(6). amended 7/2022; 70/2023 39(2) The permit may be issued only for a vehicle that
• (a) is used in the business of providing home care, occupational therapy, speech therapy or another social service; and.
• (b) without a trailer, is not a large vehicle. 39(3) Such a permit does not exempt a vehicle
• (a) when it is parked for personal use and not in the course of providing a social service; or
• (b) when it is parked in a space to which paid parking applies. RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT AND VISITOR’S RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT 40 Issuance of Residential Parking Permit 40(1) On application, the General Manager may issue a Residential Parking Permit that exempts a vehicle, other than a large vehicle, from the parking restrictions in subsection 12(1) (parking time limits) and subsection 12(6) as they apply to the area, street, or portion of a street specified in the permit. amended 7/2022; 70/2023 By-law No. 86/2016 27 40(2) The permit may be issued only for an area, street or portion of a street amended 7/2022; 70/2023
• (a) that is not listed in Schedule E of the Streets By-law; and
• (b) on which there is no traffic control device prohibiting parking for one or more specific periods during the day; and only for a vehicle registered in the name of an applicant whose residence is in the immediate vicinity of the area, street, or portion of the street specified in the permit. amended 70/2023 41 Issuance of Visitor’s Residential Parking Permit 41(1) On application by a person who is eligible for a Residential Parking Permit, the General Manager may issue a Visitor’s Residential Parking Permit that exempts a vehicle, other than a large vehicle, for a period of up to 30 days from the parking restrictions in subsection 12(1) (parking time limits) and subsection 12(6) as they apply to the street or portion of the street specified in the permit, which must satisfy the requirements of subsection 40(2). amended 7/2022; 70/2023 41(2) The permit may be issued only if the General Manager is satisfied that amended 7/2022
• (a) allowing the vehicle to be parked on the street would not unduly inconvenience or adversely affect residents of that street; and
• (b) the vehicle will be used, during the period of the permit, by a person residing temporarily at the applicant’s residence. 42 Limitations of permit