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Traffic Bylaw, Part 4 – Parking Regulations
upon any highway for the principal purpose of:
no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle or equipment:
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Traffic Bylaw, Part 4 – Parking Regulations
Reserved On-Street Parking Permits - Commercial Vehicles. A person holding a reserved on- street parking permit for a commercial vehicle shall not be subject to the penalties provided for the breach of Subsection 4.1.2(bb) of this Part so long as that permit remains valid and subsisting.
Reserved On-Street Parking Permits - Commercial Vehicles. A person holding a reserved on- street parking permit for a commercial vehicle shall not be subject to the penalties provided for the breach of Subsection 4.1.2(bb) of this Part so long as that permit remains valid and subsisting.…
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Traffic Bylaw, Part 4 – Parking Regulations
The City may issue a reserved on-street parking permit to a licensed commercial vehicle, the operator of which has complied with the provisions hereof but such exemption shall only be in force so long as the permit for such remains valid.…
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Good Neighbour Bylaw
the carrying on of works in connection with the construction, demolition, reconstruction, alteration or repair of any building or structure;
a trailer, incapable of being towed in the manner a trailer is normally towed; or…
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