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Barrie By-law 2020-107, s. 5.13 — Churches, funeral parlours and business establishments within a Paid Parking Zone may, on application to the City, request that certain meters be hooded or signed, to indicate no parking, for a certain time and for a specific purpose. Upon the approval, the City shall cause the necessary signs or hoods to be placed and removed at the appropriate time, and any person, except those covered by the application, disobeying the instruction of such signs shall be considered as violating the provisions of this section relating to parking. It shall not be necessary for the driver of a vehicle parked for the specific purpose of the request to deposit any coin in the hooded or signed meters

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Churches, funeral parlours and business establishments within a Paid Parking Zone may, on application to the City, request that certain meters be hooded or signed, to indicate no parking, for a certain time and for a specific purpose. Upon the approval, the City shall cause the necessary signs or hoods to be placed and removed at the appropriate time, and any person, except those covered by the application, disobeying the instruction of such signs shall be considered as violating the provisions of this section relating to parking. It shall not be necessary for the driver of a vehicle parked for the specific purpose of the request to deposit any coin in the hooded or signed meters.

The charge for installing and removing the hood or sign shall be in accordance with the City of Barrie’s Fee’s By-law plus the charge for the metered time had the meter been in operation, which is to be paid by the applicant

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