Richmond Hill By-law 1116, s. 1116.1.7 — Cul-de-sac - defined “cul-de-sac” means the area at the end of a closed ended street designed for vehicles to turn around and may include a decorative centre island. By-law 179-96, 15 July, 1996
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Cul-de-sac - defined “cul-de-sac” means the area at the end of a closed ended street designed for vehicles to turn around and may include a decorative centre island. By-law 179-96, 15 July, 1996.
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- 1116.1.5 By-law Enforcement Officer - defined “By-law Enforcement Officer” means any employee of the Town who is appointed as such by the Commissioner of Planning and Development of the Town. By-law 145-08, 14 July, 2008
- 1116.1.6 Boulevard - defined “boulevard” means the area between the travelled portion of the highway and limit of the highway right-of-way, but does not include a gravel shoulder. By-law 402-89, 6 November, 1989
- 1116.1.8 Commissioner - defined “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Engineering and Public Works or his or her authorized deputy or representative. By-law 31-07, 26 June, 2007
- 1116.1.9 Designated disabled parking space - defined “designated disabled parking space” means a parking space clearly marked and identified with a sign or symbol and provided for the exclusive use of motor vehicles operated by or used for conveying a disabled person and displaying a permit in accordance with the requirements of the Highway Traffic Act, and the regulations made thereunder. By-law 311-90, 10 September, 1990
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