Peterborough By-law 09-136, s. 2.1(3) — Parking By-law
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above to act on that person’s behalf to enforce or request the enforcement of this bylaw; and OCCUPIED has a corresponding meaning when describing property.
- (x) OFFICIAL SIGN – means a sign pursuant to either the Highway Traffic Act or the Manuals of Uniform Traffic Control Devices of Ontario and of Canada.
- (y) OVERSIZED VEHICLE – means a VEHICLE, COMMERCIAL VEHICLE, or a motor bus, including a SCHOOL PURPOSE VEHICLE, which exceeds 2.6 metres in width or 6.5 metres in length, save and except any VEHICLE or COMMERCIAL VEHICLE owned or operated by the CITY.
- (z) OWNER – means:
- i. a person with legal title to property;
- ii. the spouse of the person in (1);
- iii. a person authorized in writing by the legal title holder to act on his or her behalf to enforce or to request the enforcement of this by-law. OWNEDhas a corresponding meaning when describing property.
- (aa) PARKADE – means any CITY owned structure, including its associated land, which is used for the PARKING of VEHICLES.
- (aa) PARKING ATTENDANT – means a person employed or authorized by the CITY to control and regulate PARKING in a PARKADE or PARKING LOT.
- (cc) PARKING CONTROL CARD – means a card issued by the CITY to the
OWNER or operator of a LEASE PARKING VEHICLE to enable ingress to and egress from a PARKADE or PARKING LOT which is controlled by a CONTROL DEVICE.
- (dd) PARKING LOT – means CITY owned lands used for the PARKING of VEHICLES.
- (ee) PARKING PERMIT – means a licence issued by the SUPERVISOR, PARKING OPERATIONS which allows a MOTOR VEHICLE to be PARKED on a HIGHWAY (amended by 26-027)
- (ff) PARKING SPACE – means an area designated by signs, painted lines, curbs or other markings, for the purpose of PARKING a VEHICLE either on a HIGHWAY or within a PARKING LOT or a PARKADE, on PRIVATE PROPERTY or on MUNICIPAL PROPERTY.
- (gg) PRIVATE PROPERTY – means property on which one or more signs have been erected by or on behalf of the OWNER or OCCUPANT prohibiting trespassing or PARKING or restricting PARKING in any manner.
- (hh) PRIVATE ROADWAY – means any road, laneway, ramp or other means of vehicular access to, or egress from, any land, building or structure, exclusive of a DRIVEWAY. Without limitation, a PRIVATE ROADWAY may include part of a PARKING LOT.
- (ii) SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONE – means a part of a HIGHWAY designated by OFFICIAL SIGNS as an area reserved for SCHOOL PURPOSE VEHICLES, in accordance with regulationsmade under the Highway Traffic Act.
- (jj) SCHOOL PURPOSE VEHICLE – means:
- i. a “schoolbus” as defined in the Highway Traffic Act; or
- ii. a passenger vehicle used for hire, operated byor under contract with a school board or other authority in charge of a school, including VEHICLES which are used as transportation service providers to disabled persons.
- (kk) SIDEWALK – means those portions of a HIGHWAY set apart and improved for the use of pedestrians and VEHICLES, excluding MOTOR VEHICLES.
- (ll) SNOW CLEARING VEHICLE – means a VEHICLE equipped to clear or plow snow or ice or to salt or sand the HIGHWAY.
- (mm) SUPERVISOR, PARKING OPERATIONS – means the person with primary responsibility for the City’s parking facilities and parking infrastructure. (amended by 26-027)
- (nn) TAXICAB STAND – means a part of a HIGHWAY designated by an OFFICIAL SIGN where taxicabs may STOP to take on or discharge passengers or to await future passengers.
- (oo) TRAFFIC – means a VEHICLE or other conveyance, or a person, whether or not they are in or on a VEHICLE or other conveyance, and are using any portion of a HIGHWAY.
- (pp) VETERANS PARKING PERMIT – means a permit issued by the SUPERVISOR, PARKING OPERATIONS to a Veteran.
- (qq) VERTICAL CENTERLINE TREATMENTS – mean part of a HIGHWAY designated by an AUTHORIZED SIGN installed in the center of the HIGHWAY
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- 2.1 Where the words in this by-law are printed in capital letters, they are used as defined in the lettered paragraphs of this article. Words printed in regular case should be read in the context of their ordinary, everyday meanings
- 2.1(a)
- 2.2 (a) The following definitions are incorporated from the Highway Traffic Act i. Conviction
- 2.2(b)
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