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Toronto By-law 950, s. (5) — Chapter 950 Traffic and Parking

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Despite § 950-1202A(3), during the time frame indicated in the entry in Subsection 1B of By-law 829-2015, the provisions of Subsection 1B of By-law 829-2015 shall apply notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any other by- law or chapter of the Municipal Code. For further clarity, where any regulation contained in Subsection 1B of By-law 829-2015 conflicts with any other regulation in any Schedule of Municipal Code Chapter 950, Traffic and Parking, or in By-law 522-2015, the regulation as found in By-law 829-2015 shall prevail 34 Editor's Note:

  • By-law 829-2015 came into effect July 10, 2015. 950-62 July 30, 2026 during the time frame outlined in the regulation as found in Subsection 1B of By- 35 law 829-2015. [Added 2015-07-09 by By-law 829-2015 ]

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