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Brampton By-law 93-93, s. 48(11) — Traffic and Parking By-law

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Where a public parking area requires the provision of an accessible parking space, every parking lot owner must erect and maintain in good repair one or more signs complying with the following rules:

  • (a) The sign must be visible to the public.
  • (b) The sign must comply with all municipal by-laws, the Highway Traffic Act and regulations.
  • (c) The sign must be located on a permanent post, building or structure and its bottom edge of the sign between one (1) metre and one and a half (1.5) metres above the surface of the accessible parking space.
  • (d) If the sign is located on a post, the post may be located at the midpoint of one end of the space if it does not block vehicular access to the accessible parking space or interfere with access to a depressed curb or a curb cut.
  • (e) In accordance with Section 48 (7)
  • (a) (i), Type A parking spaces must be identified as “van accessible” on the same sign or a sign located below the accessible parking sign. This sign shall comply with all municipal by-laws, the Highway Traffic Act and regulations.

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