Caledon By-law 2024-048, s. 5.14 — Traffic By-law
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Despite Article 5.13, any object or thing that is perishable becomes the property of the Town of Caledon upon being moved in accordance with Article 5.11 and may be destroyed.
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- 5.12 Subject to Articles 5.13 and 5.14, all costs and charges for the removal, care and storage of any object, VEHICLE or thing under this by-law are a lien upon it which may be enforced by the in the manner provided by the Repair and Storage Liens Act
- 5.13 An object, VEHICLE or thing removed and stored in accordance with Article 5.11 not claimed by the within sixty (60) days of removal is the property of the and may be sold and the proceeds shall form part of the general funds of the Town of Caledon
- 5.15 SIGHTLINE OBSTRUCTION ON PRIVATE PROPERTY No property shall have a fence, retaining wall, vegetation, or any other obstruction which encroaches into the vertical area contained within 0.914 and 2.4 metres above the finished grade of the abutting HIGHWAYs, and is within the triangular area indicated on Schedule Q - Sightline Obstruction on PRIVATE PROPERTY, attached to this by-law
- 5.16 The may temporarily close any when necessary by reason of any work or improvement being carried on thereon, or by reason of the condition thereof, or for any other cause deemed sufficient by the and may erect and keep thereon or require the erection of any barricade or notice warning the public that such is closed to TRAFFIC. Such temporary closure of a or a portion of HIGHWAY may be
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