Brampton By-law 93-93, s. 2 — “access aisle “ means an area adjacent to an accessible parking space, on which parking is not permitted, so that persons with disabilities may get into and out of a vehicle parked in the accessible parking space

“access aisle “ means an area adjacent to an accessible parking space, on which parking is not permitted, so that persons with disabilities may get into and out of a vehicle parked in the accessible parking space;

“accessible parking permit ” means a permit issued to a person who meets the requirements of the Ministry of Transportation as set out in Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 612/05 (Accessible Parking for Persons with Disabilities) of the Highway Traffic Act;. “accessible sign” means a sign with the international symbol for accessibility;”. “authorized resident parking only zone ” is a highway or part highway where parking is prohibited under the provisions of Section 51.2 of this by-law. "bicycle" includes a tricycle, unicycle and a power-assisted bicycle but does not include a motor assisted bicycle; “bicycle lane” means a facility located in the traveled portion of the street or roadway and is designed for one-way bicycle traffic only and denoted by pavement markings and signage. "boulevard" means: