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Thunder Bay By-law 075-2024, s. 2(ii) — Parking Regulation By-law

Parking Regulation By-law

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"Standing'' describes a Vehicle which has halted, whether occupied or not,

unless it has halted for the purpose of, and is actually engaged in, receiving or discharging passengers. The term " Stand" has a corresponding meaning.

  • (jj) ''Stopped” describes a Vehicle which has halted, even momentarily, whether occupied or not, unless it has halted out of necessity to avoid a collision or to respond to the directions of a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or to comply with traffic control signs or signals. The terms "Stop" and " Stopping" have corresponding meanings.
  • (kk) "Thunder Bay" means the geographic area under jurisdiction of the Corporation.
  • (ll) "Time Limit Sign" means an Authorized Sign which is erected on a Parking Lot for the purposes of limiting the time allowed for the Parking of Vehicles on the Parking Lot where the sign is erected.
  • (mm) "Traffic" means, collectively, all persons and animals using the Highway. The term includes: pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, Vehicles, and other conveyances.
  • (nn) “User Fee” means fees as defined in the User Fee By-law.
  • (oo) "User Fee By-law " means the Corporation's By-law Number 28-2007.
  • (pp) "Vehicle" means a motor vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm tractor, road- building machine or any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind of power, including muscular power. The term expressly excludes motorized snow vehicles or the cars of railway trains running only upon rails.

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