Brampton By-law 163-2013, s. 6(2) — Boulevard Maintenance and Highway Obstruction By-law

Without limiting the generality of subsection 6 (1), the obstruction of a Highway includes any one or more of the following:

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• (a) the depositing of snow or ice on the portion of a Highway normally used for pedestrian or vehicular traffic;
• (b) the relocation of snow from a Highway or private property to the portions of a Highway normally used for pedestrian or vehicular traffic;
• (c) parking or depositing of equipment, motorized equipment other than motorized equipment permitted and licensed under the regulations of the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, containers, trailers, or any Landscape or Construction Material on a Highway without having obtained the appropriate permission to do so from the City;
• (d) the cutting, altering, extending, in any manner whatsoever of a concrete curb, open or contained culvert, culvert overpass, or similar structure or landscape without having first applied for and obtained the appropriate permission to do so from the City;
• (e) throwing, placing or depositing of dirt, glass, handbills, paper or other refuse and debris or the carcass of any animal on a Highway;
• (f) the excavation, removal or damage to any portion of a Highway, including sod, trees, light poles, street signs or other objects within the Highway without the permission to do so from the City;
• (g) leaving unattended sporting equipment, including but not limited to basketball nets, hockey nets, soccer nets, skateboard ramps and bicycle ramps, on a Highway; (By-law 199-2024)
• (h) the placing or depositing of any kind of furniture or fencing on a Highway.