Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.15.1 — Operations on City Roads
Operations on City Roads
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unless and until a permit in writing has been obtained from the Engineer, and no such use shall be made of any part of the highway except in accordance with the terms of the permit, the Ontario Building Code, and all other legislation applicable.
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- 614.15.1 USE OF HIGHWAY - BUILDING OPERATIONS Use - part of highway - permitted Notwithstanding the provisions of this Chapter prohibiting the obstructing, encumbering, damaging or fouling of highways, the use of a portion of any highway by the owner or occupant of land adjoining such highway during building operations upon such land for the storage of materials for such building or for the erection of hoardings shall not be permitted except in accordance with the provisions of this
- 614.15.2 Permit - required
- 614.15.3 Permit - terms - specifications Every permit shall show what part of what highway may be used, for what part or parts of the day, during what period of time; and no such permit shall be for the use of a greater area of the highway or for a longer period of time than is reasonably necessary, having regard to OPERATIONS - ON CITY ROADS the safety and convenience of the public as well as the need of the applicant. Every permit shall specify the extent to which such a highway may be used, specify the work to be done, the precautions to be taken by the person using the highway to ensure the safety and convenience of the public and the length of time the permit shall be in force
- 614.15.4 Permit - cancelled - default of obligations Every permit shall be subject to cancellation by the Engineer in the event that the permittee is in default of his/her obligations under the terms of this Chapter and/or the permit
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