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

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The car-park that the vehicle is parked or left on has been inspected and approved by the Chief with satisfactory information furnished to satisfy the Chief that:

  • [1] The boundaries of the car-park are clearly defined;
  • [2] Signs with dimensions, contents and in sufficient locations as approved by the Chief are posted on the car-park;
  • [3] There are no signs on the car-park that refer to the tagging and towing of vehicles except signs that have been approved by the Chief;
  • [4] All signs posted on the car-park that refer to the towing of vehicles will be removed if the Chief's approval of the car-park is cancelled; [5] Any reference to a municipal by-law in a sign posted on the car- park is a reference to a by-law currently in force; [6] The Toronto Police Service has current information on file as to the licensed tow operator contracted to provide services to the car- park and the public garage where vehicles removed from the car- park will be stored; [7] The owner of any vehicle removed from the car-park will have twenty-four-hour access to information as to where the removed vehicle is stored; and [8] The owner of any vehicle removed from the property will be entitled to a Toronto Police Service review of actions taken to remove the vehicle from the car-park; 950-54 July 30, 2026

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