Toronto By-law 950, s. 950-410 — Temporary Parking, Standing or Stopping Restrictions to Accommodate the 2026 Huron Street Pedestrianization
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Temporary Parking, Standing or Stopping Restrictions to Accommodate the 2026 Huron Street Pedestrianization.
[Added 2026-07-30 by By-law 1021-2026]
Despite any other by-law, where temporary signs approved by the General Manager have been posted to restrict parking as a result of the 2026 Huron Street Pedestrianization,
no person shall park, stand or stop a vehicle on the side of the highway where the signs have been posted.
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