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Brampton By-law 93-93, s. 9(7) — Traffic and Parking By-law

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When a city permit has been issued, the permit holder shall, during the course of the work or social event:

  • (a) maintain a reasonable safe alternate route for vehicular and pedestrian traffic;
  • (b) provide and maintain reasonable local access routes for all property

owners or occupants whose access will be affected by the proposed works;

  • (c) supply, erect and maintain at his own expense all barricades, signs, covers, lights, flagmen and other safety warning devices as may be required by the Commissioner to protect the vehicular and pedestrian traffic;
  • (d) provide and maintain pedestrian traffic routes which are separated from vehicular traffic and the project site in a manner satisfactory to the Commissioner.

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