Barrie By-law 2020-107, s. 5.9.2 — That in lieu of the foregoing, any such person may be charged under the Criminal Code for such unlawful act or acts
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That in lieu of the foregoing, any such person may be charged under the Criminal Code for such unlawful act or acts.
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- 5.9
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- 5.9.3 This Subsection shall not apply where a Parking Meter or Pay Station is accidentally damaged, and the extent and details of such damage are forthwith reported to the Police or City and reimbursement for such damage is made to the City of Barrie or arrangement satisfactory to the City are made for reimbursement for such damage
- 5.10 Any person who in consequence of his business delivers goods, wares or merchandise to any location in the City of Barrie, and the driver of such commercial delivery vehicle engaged therein may occupy any of the individual parking spaces within said Paid Parking Zones with the exception of municipally owned or operated parking lots without using said Parking Meters provided that in parking the said commercial vehicle in any of the said areas, the driver does not use the said area for a period longer than is reasonably necessary for the purpose of delivering the said goods, wares or By-law 2020-107 Bill 100 Office Consolidation The Corporation of the City of Barrie Traffic By-law merchandise, and in no case for a period exceeding ten minutes, and provided further that if there is a lane at the rear or side of the premises to which the goods, wares or merchandise may be delivered, delivery shall be made from such lane and no Parking Meter space shall be occupied
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