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Ajax By-law 45-2020, s. 8.2 — Without limiting the generality of Section 8.1 official signs may be erected prohibiting the parking of a vehicle on a highway in any of the following places

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Without limiting the generality of Section 8.1 official signs may be erected prohibiting the parking of a vehicle on a highway in any of the following places:

  • a) on one or both sides of a highway or portion of a highway which is immediately adjacent to property on which a fire hall is located and/or within a distance of 30 m of such property on one or both sides of the highway;
  • b) is immediately adjacent to a park or playground;
  • c) within the turning basin of a cul-de-sac;
  • d) within 15 m of the end of a roadway on a dead end highway;
  • e) on the inside radius of a curb, with a radius of less than or equal to 15;
  • f) on the travelled portion of a roadway other than a cul-de-sac where the roadway within is 6 m or less;
  • g) on or within 100 m of a bridge over, under or across which a highway passes;
  • h) within 6 m of a point at the edge of the roadway and nearest to a public entrance to a hotel or a theatre while the theatre is open to the public;
  • i) within a distance of 3 m of the depressed curb of the secondary emergency access route;
  • j) other than a bus within a distance of up to 18 m in advance of or 30 m beyond any point designated by an official sign or signs as

a bus stop.

  • k) within a distance of up to 30 m in advance of or 30 m beyond any point identified as a location for the installation of current or future traffic calming measures. (Amended by By-law 43-2022) Occasional Use Parking Permit

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