Winnipeg : Règlement no 86/2016, art. 61(a) — Winnipeg Parking By-law

Maintenance of underground structures under the street;

• (b) Construction in the street;
• (c) Street cleaning;
• (d) Parades;
• (e) Closures for which a Use of Streets Permit has been issued; and
• (f) Other circumstances in which the temporary closure of parking is reasonable. 62(2) A paid parking space may be closed under this section by placing a sign prohibiting parking in that space. LIFTING OF TIME-LIMIT RESTRICTIONS 63 Temporary lifting of time-limit restrictions 63(1) Upon application or on his or her own initiative, the General Manager may, in order to facilitate parking for a particular event, issue a written order that exempts all vehicles from the restrictions in section 12 (parking time limits) and section 13 (one-hour limits for large vehicles). amended 7/2022; 70/2023 63(2) In deciding whether to issue an order under subsection (1), the General Manager must amended 7/2022
• (a) take into account the purposes for the parking time limit restrictions and the extent to which a temporary exemption would undermine those purposes; and
• (b) weigh the importance of the purposes for the parking time limit restrictions against the benefits of a temporary exemption from them. By-law No. 86/2016 36 63(3) If there is an application fee for the order, the General Manager may waive the fee if he or she considers it in the public interest to do so. amended 7/2022; 70/2023 63(4) The order must specify
• (a) the area, street, streets or portions of streets to which the exemption applies; and
• (b) the day or days and the time or times during which the exemption applies. 63(5) The General Manager may cause the details of the exemption to be communicated to the public in any manner he or she considers appropriate. amended 7/2022 PILOT PROJECTS added 113/2017 Council may institute pilot projects 63.1(1) Despite any other provision of this By-law but subject to this section, Council may institute a pilot project in which enforcement officers will not enforce one or more provisions of this By-law or will do so in a manner less stringent than is contemplated by this By-law. 63.1(2) In order for a pilot project instituted under subsection (1) to be valid, the resolution instituting it must
• (a) Identify the provisions of this By-law whose enforcement is affected by the project;
• (b) Specify the manner in which enforcement of those provisions shall take place;
• (c) Specify the time period of the pilot project, which must not be in excess of one year; and
• (d) Unless it applies to the entire city, clearly delineate the specific area or areas of the city to which the pilot project applies. REMOVAL OF VEHICLES amended 113/2017 64 Authority to remove vehicles 64 Subject to section 65, an enforcement officer with authority to issue penalty notices or tickets or otherwise to initiate prosecution for a contravention of this By-law has authority to move vehicles or cause them to be moved, or to take vehicles into his or her custody and cause them to be taken to and stored in a suitable place, pursuant to section 243 of The Highway Traffic Act. By-law No. 86/2016 37 Definition of inoperable vehicle added 68/2022