Whitby By-law 8059-24, s. 70 — “Sidewalk” means all such parts of a highway as are set apart by the Town of Whitby for the use of pedestrians, and can include a footpath or multi-use path
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“Sidewalk” means all such parts of a highway as are set apart by the Town of Whitby for the use of pedestrians, and can include a footpath or multi-use path;
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