Oshawa By-law 79-99, s. 3 — In order to obtain greater efficiency in the administration of Traffic and Parking regulations it is considered expedient to again consolidate all Traffic and Parking by-laws currently in effect. This by-law is intended to consolidate existing regulations and to repeal predecessor by-laws
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In order to obtain greater efficiency in the administration of Traffic and Parking regulations it is considered expedient to again consolidate all Traffic and Parking by-laws currently in effect. This by-law is intended to consolidate existing regulations and to repeal predecessor by-laws.
Therefore, it is enacted as a by-law of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa, as follows:
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- 1 City By-law Number 115-82 is the most recent by-law that regulates Traffic and Parking on Highways, in Parking Lots, and Parkades, on Municipal Property under the jurisdiction of the City and on Private Property. City By-law Number 94-90 is the most recent by-law that regulates Accessible Person Parking Permits, authorizes the creation of designated Parking Spaces on Highways, on Municipal Property under the jurisdiction of the City and on Private Property
- 2 Amending by-laws have since been enacted from time to time by the Council of the City changing the Traffic and Parking regulations on the Highways, Parking lots and Parkades, on Municipal Property under its jurisdiction, and on Private Property
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