Brantford By-law 614, s. 614.15.7 — Consent - adjoining owner - required Before any permit is given for the use of any part of the highway beyond the limits of the frontage of the applicant, there shall be obtained from the owner of the adjoining lands, in writing, a consent and waiver of all claims against the Corporation of any damages which may result, whether directly or indirectly, from any such use of that part of the highway during the period to be covered by the permit and for a reasonable time thereafter
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Consent - adjoining owner - required Before any permit is given for the use of any part of the highway beyond the limits of the frontage of the applicant, there shall be obtained from the owner of the adjoining lands, in writing, a consent and waiver of all claims against the Corporation of any damages which may result, whether directly or indirectly, from any such use of that part of the highway during the period to be covered by the permit and for a reasonable time thereafter.
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- 614.15.5 Fee - paid - before issue No permit shall be issued until there has been paid a fee in such amount as may be determined from time to time by the Council
- 614.15.6 Indemnification - of City - before issue No permit shall be issued until there has been delivered by the applicant proof of insurance, satisfactory to the Clerk, in such sum as may be required to indemnify and save harmless the Corporation from any and all actions, claims, damages and loss whatsoever, arising from such use of the highway
- 614.15.8 Requirements - other Every person making use of any part of a highway during building operations shall be responsible that the requirements set out in Sections 614.15.9 through 614.15.13 inclusive are observed
- 614.15.9 Mortar - mixing - prohibited - exception No mortar, concrete or other such substance shall be mixed upon the highway, save upon a platform of wood, iron or other such suitable material and so located and guarded as to give adequate protection both to the highway and to children and the public
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