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

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Applicability On-street logistics mini-hub parking areas will only be designated where:

  • [1] A logistics mini-hub is able to be placed in a parking layby at all times of the day and all days of the week or any other location deemed suitable by the General Manager, Transportation Services;
  • [Amended 2024-06-27 by By-law 715-2024] [2] The proposed on-street logistics mini-hub parking area will not be located closer than 30.5 metres to an intersection controlled by traffic control signals;
  • [3] The proposed on-street logistics mini-hub parking area will not be located closer than 9 metres to an uncontrolled intersection or intersection controlled by "Stop" signs or "Yield" signs;
  • [4] The proposed on-street logistics mini-hub parking area will not, in the General Manager's opinion, adversely impact on safe and efficient traffic operation; and [5] The proposed on-street logistics mini-hub parking area is acceptable to the Ward Councillor. 950-46 July 30, 2026

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