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9881

9881

The Clean Property Bylaw

Obtenu le 18 octobre 2026

1 In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires, the expressions
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8 2011, #2014-24, s. 2, 2014, #2014-25, s. 4, 2014, #2014-25, s. 4.2, 2014, #2015-54, ss. 2 and 3, 2015, #2016-48, ss. 8(2)(a), 8(2)(b), 8(3), 8(5), 2016)(#2020-75, s.5, 2020)(#2021-84, s. 102, 2021, #2022-31, ss. 18, 19 and 20, 2022) Severability
2 If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or other portion of this Bylaw is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, that portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and the holding of the Court shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the Bylaw
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8 Repealed. (#10225, s. 6, 2000)
8.1 The area at the corner of Fleet Street and McDonald Street is hereby designated as the snow storage site of the City of Regina as delineated by the City using markings, fencing or other physical barrier

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Open Government Licence – City of Regina

8.2 (1) All persons attending at the snow storage site for the purpose of delivering snow must first obtain a Radio Frequency Identification Device issued by the City Manager

8.3 (1) No person or vehicle shall enter the snow storage site except a person operating a vehicle for the purpose of delivering snow or as the City Manager otherwise permits

8.4 All persons attending at the snow storage site shall abide by all signs posted at the snow storage site and abide by all directions provided by the City with respect to use of the site

8.5 (1) Subject to section 8.6, any person may deliver snow to the snow storage site during the times and dates of operation of the snow storage site as determined by the City

8.6 The City may deny entry to the snow storage site if the person or vehicle requesting entry

8.8 Only snow shall be disposed of at the snow storage site

9 STRUCTURES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY Subject to any contract, permit or bylaw of the City authorizing the placing of objects on public property,

11 SIGNS Public Highways Subject to the Regina Traffic Bylaw,

12 Utility Structures

18 If an application for approval of a permit pursuant to this Bylaw is refused then the applicant may appeal this decision by applying in writing to the Secretary of the Committee and the Committee may affirm, modify or reverse the decision

19 Bylaw No. 9454, The Clean Property Bylaw, as amended, is hereby repealed

1.0 PURPOSE To allow businesses located in Regina, and particularly within Regina Downtown, to utilize a portion of the City sidewalk adjacent to their place of business for the purpose of advertising

2.0 DISCUSSION Businesses would like to place portable signs on City sidewalks to advertise business operations. The signs, commonly known as sandwich board signs, are portable and not secured to the walk in any manner

3.0 DEFINITIONS

3.1 Business – shall have the meaning given to it in The Cities Act

3.2 Public Sidewalk – means any sidewalks included on public property

3.3 Public Property – means any real property under the control and management of the City of Regina, including a public highway

3.4 Sandwich Board Sign – means a portable A-frame type sign hinged at the apex to be folded into a sandwich position when transported or stored

3.5 Vendor – the owner of the business which owns the sign

4.0 REGULATIONS The following regulations shall apply to all sandwich board signs placed on public property

4.1 On walkways and public sidewalks, a minimum of 2 metres between the edge of the business face and either the curb face or any obstructions along the sidewalk – such as trees, tree pits (where a metal tree grate is not present), meters, light poles or other furnishings – must be clear for pedestrians at all times

4.2 Signs shall be placed in line with other street infrastructure or obstructions to provide the most consistent 2 metre walkway

4.5 All signs and advertisements shall comply with The Advertising Standards of Canada Act

4.6 Vendors shall monitor and inspect the sandwich board on a regular basis to ensure it is clean, free of graffiti and defects, and remains stable

4.7 The business must remove the sign during inclement weather or periods of high winds

4.8 Where there is private property between the face of the business and the public sidewalk, the sign should be placed, where possible, on the private property

4.11 Sandwich board signs may not require electrical energy in any form and shall not display lights, be backlit, or contain moving parts

4.12 All sandwich board signs shall adhere to the specifications shown on Figure I-1

4.13 Only one sandwich board sign is allowed per business

4.14 The Vendor shall be responsible for determining and obtaining any necessary general liability insurance

4.15 The City reserves the right to remove any sign

5.0 REMOVAL AND RELOCATION The City reserves the right to order temporary or permanent relocation or removal of sandwich board signs at any location and at any time, notwithstanding adherence to this Schedule. The City reserves the right to confiscate any sign not removed upon a temporary or permanent order for removal or relocation

8.2 to 8.9 100 Breach of bylaw requirements in sections 8.2 to 8.9 by 1 Ton Pick-up or smaller truck without trailer

8.2 to 8.9 225 Breach of bylaw requirements in sections 8.2 to 8.9 by 1 Ton Pick-up or smaller truck with trailer

8.2 to 8.9 375 Breach of bylaw requirements in sections 8.2 to 8.9 by tandem axle truck or single axle truck bigger than 1 Ton (both without trailer)

8.2 to 8.9 525 Breach of bylaw requirements in sections 8.2 to 8.9 by a tandem axle truck with trailer or single axle truck bigger than 1 Ton with trailer or Semi- trailer truck 11 50 Post a sign on public property or public highway 12 50 Post sign on utility structure 13 50 Deface building, fence or structure 14(3)(a) Court Damage or deface a public notice board Appearance 14(3)(b) 50 Pull down notices from a public notice board (#2004-70, s. 7, 2004; #2006-45, s. 23, 2006, #2015-54, s. 5, 2015; #2017-1, s. 2, 2017, #2021-69, s. 10, 2021, #2022-31, s. 28, 2022) SCHEDULE “K” Mobile Food Vending Regulations Repealed (#2022-31, s. 29, 2022) SCHEDULE “L” SNOW STORAGE SITE FEES Truck Categories Radio Frequency Cost per load Identification Device Tag Fees 1 Ton Pick-up or smaller truck $10 $5 without trailer 1 Ton Pick-up or smaller truck with $10 $15 trailer Tandem axle truck or single axle $10 $25 truck bigger than 1 Ton (both without trailer) Tandem axle truck with trailer or $10 $35 single axle truck bigger than 1 Ton with trailer or Semi- trailer truck (#2015-54, s. 6, 2015; #2017-1, s. 3, 2017; 2017-15, s. 2)

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