Beaver County, Alberta
· No. 18-1065
· adopted 2018-09-19
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BEAVER COUNTY
ROAD PROTECTION AND
TRAFFIC CONTROL BYLAW
BYLAW 18-1065
A BYLAW OF BEAVER COUNTY, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA,
TO REGULATE AND CONTROL VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
AND USE OF HIGHWAYS WITHINBEAVER COUNTY
HEREAS the Municipal Government Act, Revised Statutes
of Alberta 2000 Chapter
-26 and the Traf?c Safety Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000 Chapter T-6, and the
'ublic Highways Development
Act, Revised Statutes
of Alberta 2000 Chapter
P-38,
nd all amendments,
regulations
and Ministerial Orders thereto, authorizes the Council
Beaver County to regulate
and control vehicle and pedestrian
traffic and the use of
ighways within Beaver County;
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ND WHEREAS the Council of Beaver County deems
it necessary
to regulate
and
ntrol
vehicle and pedestrian
traffic and the use of Highways within Beaver County.
OW THEREFORE, the Council of Beaver County, in the Province of Alberta, duly
.sembled,
enacts as follows:
¢ ECTION 1
-- TITLE
C ECTION 2
-- DEFINITIONS
his bylaw may be referred to as the "Road Protection and Traffic Control Bylaw."
this bylaw, unless the content otherwise requires:
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Access means and includes an approach
used to connect private property with
the roadway or a Highway for the purpose of providing access to or from a
Highway;
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Alley means a narrow Highway intended chiefly to give access to the rear of
buildings and parcels of land;
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Authorized Agent means the Chief Administrative Officer, a Peace Officer or any
person authorized by the Chief Administrative Officer to act on behalf of the
County;
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Backs/ope means that portion of a Highway which extends outward from the
bottom of the ditch or the sideslope to the boundary of the road allowance;
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Chief Administrative Officer means the Chief Administrative Officer of Beaver
County and whatever subsequent
title may be conferred on him by the Council or
Statutes;
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Commercial Vehicle means a vehicle operated
on a Highway by or on behalf of a
person for the purpose of providing transportation
but does not include a private
passenger
vehicle;
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Council means the Council of Beaver County, Province of Alberta;
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County means Beaver County in the Province of Alberta;
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Culvert means a channel or drain of any type of construction
designed to
conduct water under, along or across a road or Highway;
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Dangerous
Goods means any product, substance
or organism inamounts
for
which placards
and/or written shipping documentation
are requrred by the
_
Dangerous
Goods Transportation
and Handling Act of Alberta and all regulatlons
thereat;
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girector
of Public Works means the person appointed to that position for the
ounty;
Disabled Person means and includes a handicapped
person that has been
diagnosed as such by a medical practitioner and who satisfies the requirements
for issue by the Province of Alberta of a disabled parking placard, being Sign IC-
14, as specified
in the Canadian Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices;
Disabled Persons Parking Zone means a parking spot, whether on public or
private property reserved for disabled persons parking and which has been so
designated
by a Traffic Control Device erected by the County or a landowner as
the case may be;
Driver or Operator means a person who drives or is in actual physical control of a
vehicle;
Highway means thoroughfare, street, road, trail, avenue, parkway, driveway,
viaduct, lane, alley, square,
bridge, causeway, trestleway or other place, whether
publicly or privately owned, any part of which the public is ordinarily entitled or
permitted to use for the passage
or parking of vehicles and includes
(a)
a sidewalk including a boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk;
(b)
if a ditch lies adjacent to and parallel with the roadway, the ditch; and
(c)
if a Highway right of way is contained between fences or between a fence
and one side of the roadway, all the land between the fences, or all the land
between the fence and the edge of the roadway, as the case may be;
Implement of Husbandry means
(a)
a tractor designed
and used for agricultural purposes,
(b)
a vehicle designed and adapted exclusively for agricultural, horticultural,
aquacultural
or livestock raising operations;
Industrial/Commercial Subdivision means and includes any area of the County
designated
by Council exclusively for industrial/commercial purposes,
including
any area in a land use district which includes "Industrial" or "Commercial" within
the title of the district.
Maximum Allowable Weight means the weight that may be borne by a
commercial vehicle;
Motor Vehicle means
(a)
a vehicle propelled by any power other than muscular power, or
(b)
a moped,
but does not include a bicycle, a power bicycle, an aircraft, an implement of
husbandry or a motor vehicle that runs only on rails;
Off Highway Vehicle means any motorized mode of transportation
built for cross-
country travel on land, water, snow, ice or marsh or swamp land or on other
natural terrain and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, includes,
when specifically designed for such travel;
(a)
4--wheeldrive vehicles,
(b)
low pressure tire vehicles,
(0)
motorcycles
and related 2-wheel vehicles,
(d)
amphibious machines,
(e)
all terrain vehicles.
(f)
miniature motor vehicles,
(9)
snow vehicles.
(h)
minibikes, and
(i)
any other means of transportation
that is propelled by any power other than
muscular power or wind,
but does not include
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(j)
motor boats, or
(k)
any other vehicle exempted from being an off Highway vehicle by provincial
regulation;
Owner means the person who owns a vehicle and includes any person renting a
vehicle or having the exclusive use of a vehicle under a lease that has a term of
more than 30 days or otherwise having the exclusive use of a vehicle for a period
of more than 30 days;
Peace Of?cer means
(a)
a Community Peace Officer as defined under the Peace Officer Act of
Alberta and refers to those officers so appointed for Beaver County, and
(b)
a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Pedestrian means
(a)
a person on foot, or
(b)
a person in or on a mobility aid,
and includes those persons designated
by the Traf?c Safety Act regulations as
pedestrians;
Percentage
Axle Weight means the maximum percentage
of weight that is
applied to the Maximum Allowable Weights of carrying axles to determine the
weight they may bear on a Highway at the points of contact with the Highway;
Residential Subdivision means and includes a hamlet, or any area of the County
designated
by Council exclusively for residential purposes,
including any area
included in a land use district which includes "Residential" within the title of the
district;
Roadway means that part of the Highway designed and intended for use of
vehicular traffic;
Road Use Agreement
means a written understanding
reached between the
County and others in respect
of use of Highways under the jurisdiction of Beaver
County;
Rubbish means any solid or liquid material or product or combination thereof,
including, but not limited to,
(a)
litter, refuse, garbage,
paper, packaging, containers, appliances,
bottles,
cans, grain, grass, hay, straw, manure, human or animal excrement,
sewage or the whole or part of an animal carcass, or
(b) the whole or part of any article, raw or processed
material, vehicle or
machinery, or any other thing that is designated
as waste in the
Environmental Protection and EnhancementAct
of Alberta and the
regulations thereto;
Sides/ope means the portion of a Highway which extends outward from the
roadway for a distance of not less than 2.5 metres, or from the roadway to the
bottom of the ditch;
Sidewalk means that part of a Highway especially adapted for the use of or
ordinarily used by pedestrians
and includes that part of a Highway between
(a)
the curb line, or
(b) where there is no curb line, the edge of the roadway,
and the adjacent property line, whether or not it is paved or improved;
Traf?c Control Device means any sign, signal, marking or device placed, marked
or erected
under the authority of this bylaw for the purpose
of regulating, warning
or guiding traffic;
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Traf?c Control Signal means a traffic control device whether manually,
electrically or mechanically operated,
by which traffic is directed to stop and to
proceed;
Trailer means a vehicle so designed that it
(a)
may be attached to or drawn by a motor vehicle or tractor, and
(b)
is intended to transport property or persons,
and includes any vehicle defined by regulation as a trailer but does not include
machinery or equipment solely used in the construction
or maintenance
of
Highways;
Vehicle, other than an Ofinghway
Vehicle, means a device in, on or by which a
person or thing may be transported
or drawn on a Highway and includes a
combination of vehicles but does not include a mobility aid.
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- AUTHORITY
The Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate
is hereby authorized to
administer and enforce the provisions of this bylaw and may levy charges
in
accordance
with this bylaw or as may be authorized by Council pursuant
to the
provisions of this bylaw. When this bylaw authorizes the County to act or gives
to the County a discretion, the Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate is
authorized to act on behalf of the County.
Except as othenNise set out, in this bylaw, Council hereby delegates
to the Chief
Administrative Officer the authority to regulate and control the use of all
Highways in the County as defined in this bylaw or the Traf?c Safety Act.
The Chief Administrative Officer is authorized to designate
where any Traffic
Control Device or a Traffic Control Signal shall be placed and to arrange for the
installation of such devices.
ECTlON 4
-- ROAD PROTECTION AND TRAFFIC SAFETY
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No person shall do any act that is likely to cause or does damage to one or more
of the following:
(a)
a Highway,
(b)
a culvert,
(c)
a bridge,
(d)
any public property, situated within a Highway or road allowance, or
(e)
any private property permitted by the County to be situated within a
Highway or road allowance.
No person shall do any act that is likely to cause or does cause an obstruction to
be on or within one or more of the following:
(a) a Highway,
(b) a culvert,
(c) a bridge,
(d) any public property, situated within a Highway or road allowance, or
(e) any private property permitted by the County to be situated within a Highway
or road allowance.
No person shall operate
a vehicle with a load that is likely to shift, slip, blow off or
fall off the vehicle.
A Peace Officer may order a load or cargo being carried on a vehicle to be
properly contained before the vehicle is allowed to proceed.
No person shall operate
or move on a Highway, any vehicle, equipment or
machine not equipped with rubber tires which support the weight of the vehicle or
equipment or machine while being operated
or moved on a Highway unless
permission
to do so has been obtained from the County.
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No person shall operate
on a Highway, a vehicle or vehicle and cargo which
exceeds the maximum allowable weight for the vehicle as stipulated on the
certificate of registration for the vehicle without obtaining permission from the
County or an authorized agent of the County before operating the vehicle on a
Highway.
No person shall operate
on a Highway, a vehicle or vehicle and cargo which
exceeds
the maximum allowable weight for the steering axles of the vehicle as
determined in accordance with the Traf?c Safety Act and regulations thereto
without permission
issued by the County and the appropriate
permits as issued
by the Alberta Government.
During a road ban, no person shall operate
on a Highway a vehicle or vehicle
and cargo which exceeds
the maximum percentage
axle weight allowance for
the carrying axles of the vehicle without obtaining permission from the County
before operating the vehicle on a Highway.
No person shall use any implement of husbandry or machine to cultivate or
harrow or in any way disturb or damage the Sideslope or Backslope portion of a
Highway without permission to do so from the County.
The permission
referred to in Section 4.5. 4.6, 4.7, 4.8 and 4.9 shall be in writing
and signed by an authorized agent of the County.
No person shall remove from a Highway any gravel, asphalt, pavement
or other
material used to surface a roadway.
No person shall cause or do any act that causes
seed, grass,
hay or straw
clippings or stalks to be deposited on the roadway portion of a Highway.
No person shall deposit or dispose of rocks, brush, roots, twigs, branches or any
other rubbish, refuse, or debris in a ditch or on any portion of a Highway without
permission to do so from the County.
The person responsible
where rocks, brush or other debris is located shall be
responsible
for removing the rocks, brush or debris.
No person shall cause or allow oil or any chemical or any liquid to be placed on a
Highway without obtaining permission to do so from the County.
No person shall cause or allow to be deposited
or disposed of on a Highway any
substance
or object which may be or is hazardous to a person or vehicle.
No person shall construct an access onto or within a Highway right--of--way
or
road allowance without approval or permission to do so from the County.
A Peace Officer is hereby authorized to take any action deemed
reasonable
and
necessary
to prevent continuation of any act prohibited by this Section 4 and
may, but is not restricted, to the following:
(a)
order the vehicle, vehicle and cargo, equipment, implement of husbandry
machine, or object to be removed from a Highway;
(b)
detour any vehicle, vehicle and cargo, equipment, implement of husbandry
or machine;
(0)
order a person to cease
any act which constitutes a beach of this Section.
Notwithstanding anything in this Section 4, no person shall cause, allowor do
any act that is liable to or does create an unsafe condition or a traffic hazard to
exist on a Highway without permission to do so from the County.
If in the opinion of a Peace Officer, a condition exists on a Highway which is
considered to be unsafe or a traffic hazard, a Peace Officer may close the
Highway, detour traffic or take any action deemed reasonable and necessary
to
remove or prevent such a condition from being on a Highway.
Traffic Control Devices erected
for the purposes
of Section 4.20 shall remain
erected and in place until the Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate
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satisfied the Highway is no longer unsafe.
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A person responsible for causing an unsafe condition or traffic hazard to exist on
a Highway shall report the condition to a Peace Officer and take action forthwith
to render the Highway safe.
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No person shall place or cause to be placed any handbill, advertising material or
poster on a traffic control signal or traffic control device located on a Highway.
CTION 5
-- WEIGHT CONTROL AND TRUCK ROUTES
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The Chief Administrative Officer or his designate
shall set out in orders from time
to time:
(a)
Highway locations, with the percentage
axle weight or maximum gross
vehicle weight allowed on those Highways, and
(b)
bridge locations, with the maximum allowable weight allowed on those
bndges,and
(c)
routes or portions of Highway over which a certain class or classes of
vehicle shall or shall not travel.
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Orders made pursuant
to Section 5.1 shall be advertised to the public in a
manner deemed appropriate
by the Chief Administrative Officer.
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A weight restriction imposed under Section 5.1 may be referred to as a Road
Ban.
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When an Order has been issued pursuant
to Section 5.1 of this bylaw, no person
shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway contrary to the said Order.
ECTION 6
-- RATES OF SPEED
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Except as provided in Section 6.2 of this bylaw or further restricted in Schedule
"A"to this bylaw, no person shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway at a greater
rate of speed than eighty kilometres per hour (80 km/h) in the rural area.
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The Chief Administrative Officer has authority to prescribe where Traffic Control
Devices restricting the speed of vehicles as prescribed
in Schedule "A"will be
placed to notify drivers of rates of speed.
The speed limiton a Highway which
does not bear traffic control devices regarding speed limits is presumed
to be the
speed
provided in Section 6.1.
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The Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate is hereby authorized to fix a
maximum speed limitin respect
of any part of a Highway under construction,
repair or in a state of repair that requires a speed limitother than the posted
speed
as established in this section.
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Where speed
limits are fixed pursuant
to this Section, the Chief Administrative
Officer or his delegate
shall cause to be erected
along the Highway signs
indicating the speed
limitso prescribed.
ECTION 7
-- STOP AND YlELD
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The Chief AdministrativeOfficer or his delegate
is authorized to specify, in
writing, the locations where vehicles are required to stop before proceeding onto
a Highway, and direct the placement
of traffic control devices at these locations.
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The Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate
is authorized to specify, in
writing, the locations where vehicles are required to yield right-of--wayto other
traffic on any Highway, and direct the placement of traffic control devices at the
loca?ons.
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When the said traffic control devices mentioned in Sections 7.1 and 7.2 have
been installed or erected at the locations designated
by the Chief Administrative
Officer or his delegate,
the operator
of a motor vehicle shall comply with such
traffic control devices.
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CTION 8
-- PARKING
The Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate is authorized to designate and fix
locations for "no parking" or "restricted parking" signs and shall set out locations,
areas
and times, in writing, where operators shall not park vehicles, or where
parking of vehicles is restricted to a number of minutes or hours.
The Chief AdministrativeOfficer or his delegate
is authorized to declare .a
Highway or portion thereof as a No Parking Zone for the purposes of Highway
maintenance or snow removal which shall be in effect for a period of 72 hours
unless extended
by a further declaration for another 72 hours.
A declaration made under Section 8.2 may be rescinded in whole or in part by
the Chief Administrative Officer or his delegate
prior to the expiration of the 72-
hour period.
No person shall park a vehicle in any place or area where a traffic control device
prohibits stopping or parking, during the time stopping or parking is prohibited, or
where the traffic control device restricts the parking of a vehicle to a number of
minutes or hours, in excess of the time designated
on the traffic control device.
A Peace Officer may cause to be removed in any reasonable
way any vehicle
parked or left at standstill in contravention
of this Section 8, which obstructs
traffic, or where emergency conditions require such removal from a Highway.
A vehicle removed by authority of Section 8.5 may be held, stored, or kept in any
place deemed suitable or expedient by a Peace Officer at the cost of the owner
or person in charge of the vehicle according to the provisions of the Traffic
Safety Act.
No person shall park a vehicle in any place designated
by a traffic control device
as reserved
as a "Disabled Persons Parking" Zone unless the vehicle clearly
displays a placard or licence plate issued or recognized by the Solicitor General
to identify a vehicle transporting a disabled person and the vehicle is being
operated
by or is being used to transport a disabled person.
No person shall park a trailer on a Highway unless it is attached to a motor
vehicle by which it is carried, drawn or propelled.
No person shall park an unattached
trailer on a Highway in front of, across from,
or adjacent to residential property.
Section 8.9 shall not apply to:
(a)
a vehicle being parked on a Highway while unloading or loading goods to or
from a premises;
(b)
a utilityor other trailer being temporarily used for the purpose of
construction, demolition, or landscaping, provided that such utilityor other
trailer does not obstruct other users of the Highway and is clearly visible
and attended
at all times.
No person shall occupy any recreation vehicle or holiday trailer as a dwelling or
sleeping place at any time while it is parked on a Highway.
ECTION 09
-- AGREEMENTS AND PERMITS
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Compliance with the provisions of Sections 4.1, 4.2, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8, 4.9, 4.13
and 4.15 may be waived where a person obtains permission
or enters into a
Road Use Agreement,
a road protection and dimensional
agreement,
road
disturbance agreement
or obtains an access construction approval with the
County before the Highway or road allowance is used in a manner contrary to
one or more of the aforementioned Sections.
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A person who fails to comply with the conditions of
(a)
an overweight or over dimensional permit issued by the Alberta
Government,
(b)
a Road Use Agreement,
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a road protection and dimensional agreement,
(d)
a road disturbance agreement,
(e)
permission to move an ovenNeight or over dimensional load issued by the
County, or
(f)
an access construction approval
issued pursuant
to Section 9.1, is guilty of an offence.
Failure to comply with the conditions of a permit or agreement
issued under
Section 9.1 renders the permit or agreement
invalid and any procedure
or
prosecution
subsequent
to the violation of a condition of a permit or agreement
willproceed as though the permit or agreement
does not exist.
A permit, agreement
or authorization mentioned in Section 9.1 shall be in writing
and may be signed on behalf of the County by the Chief AdministrativeOfficer or
his delegate.
Nothing in this Section shall obligate the officials mentioned in Section 9.4 to
issue any permit or approval, or sign or enter into the said agreements.
ECTION 10
-- PROCEDURE AND PROSECUTION
For the purposes
of procedure and prosecution
under this bylaw, Council adopts
the Canada Interpretation Act, the Canada Transportation Act, the Alberta
Interpretation Act, the Municipal GovernmentAct, and the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, and amendments thereto.
The conviction of a person under the provisions of this bylaw does not operate
as a bar to further prosecution
for the continued neglect or failure on the part of
the person to comply with the provisions of this bylaw, or conditions, orders,
permissions
or permits issued in accordance
with this bylaw.
In a prosecution
for contravening this bylaw, the existence of a traffic control
device is prima facie proof that the device was properly designated
and erected
by the proper authority without other or further proof.
A certificate or an order purporting to be signed by the Chief Administrative
Officer or his delegate stipulating any particular relative to this bylaw, shall be
admitted in evidence as prima facie proof of the facts stated in the certificate or
document, without proof of the signature or authority of the person signing the
certificate.
Where a person violates or contravenes any provisions of Section 4 of this bylaw
respecting the transportation
of a cargo, freight, load, piece of equipment or
machine, the shipper, receiver and the carrier shall for the purposes
of
prosecution
under the said part be deemed to be jointly and severally
responsible for the violation or contravention
unless the shipper, receiver or the
carrier, as the case may be, produces
evidence to show that he did not violate or
contravene
the provision.
While enforcing the provisions of this bylaw, a Peace Officer may do any
reasonable
thing relevant to stopping vehicles, determining identity of drivers,
offenders or suspects,
including parking contrary to the provisions of thisbylaw,
marking of tires for the purposes
of enforcing the parking provision of this bylaw
and placing tags, tickets or other documents on vehicles.
Unless prohibited by Provincial Statute, a Peace Officer may use any insignia,_
device or piece of equipment that is reasonably
necessary
for carrying
out duties
imposed by this bylaw.
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Allschedules, regulations and acts of the Chief AdministrativeOfficer or any
other official authorized by this bylaw to act, shall be deemed to have been made
by bylaw and all such schedules, regulations and acts shall be construed as part
of this bylaw.
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For the intent and purpose of this bylaw, respecting the duties and powers of the
Chief Administrative Officer, it shall be deemed sufficient for that official to
amend or rescind any schedule, regulation or order authorized by him by hand-
written notation that shall bear his initials and the date of the amendment or
revocation.
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or out-of--pocketdisbursement on the part of the County is indebted to the
County for whatever the costs may be.
ECTION 11
-- PENALTIES
1.1
A person who contravenes any portion of this bylaw is guilty of an offence
punishable
on summary conviction.
1.2
A person who is guilty of an offence under this bylaw for which a specified
penalty is not othen/vise provided is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not
less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) or not more than Ten Thousand
Dollars ($10,000.00) or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six (6) months,
or to both fine and imprisonment.
1.3
Council hereby prescribes
the specified
penalties payable in respect
of a
contravention
of this bylaw shall be as stipulated in Schedule "".B
1.4
Any fine or penalty imposed under this bylaw shall inure to the benefit of Beaver
County.
1.5.
Bylaw No. 12--1003is hereby repealed
on the date of final passing of this bylaw.
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This Bylaw shall come into effect on the final date of passing thereof.
IRST READING THIS 19THDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2018.
ECOND READINGTHIS 19TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
, 2018.
HIRD AND FINAL READING THIS 19TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
, 2018.
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BYLAW NO 18-1065
SCHEDULE "A"
Speed Limits
no person shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway at a greater
rate of speed
than
twenty-five kilometres per hour (25 km/h) in any alley or public reserve located
within any Residential Subdivision ofthe County or a Hamlet.
no person shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway at a greater rate of speed than
twenty-five kilometres per hour (25 km/h) on any road, street or lane of a mobile
home community whether publicly or privately owned.
no person shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway at a greater rate of speed than
twenty-five kilometres per hour (25 km/h) in a public park, campground
or
campsite operated,
managed
or controlled by or for the County.
no person shall operate
a vehicle on a Highway at a greater
rate of speed than
thirty kilometres per hour (30 km/h) in
- the Hamlet of Bruce, and
- the Hamlet of Kinsella.
no person shall operate
a vehicle at a greater
rate of speed than fifty kilometres
per hour (50 km/h) in any Residential Subdivision.
no person shall operate
a vehicle at a greater
rate of speed than 50 kilometers
per hour (50km/h) in any industrial/Commercial Subdivision.
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4.1 (a)
4.1 (b)
4.1 (c)
4.1 (d)
4.1 (e)
4.2 (a)
4.2 (b)
4.2 (c)
4.2 (d)
4.2 (e)
4.3
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
4.11
4.12
4.13
4.15
4.16
4.17
4.19
4.22
4.23
8.4
8.7
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BYLAW NO. 18-1065
SCHEDULE "B"
SPECIFIED PENALTIES
Offence
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cause damage to Highway
500.00
cause damage to a culvert
500.00
cause damage to a bridge
500.00
cause damage to public property
500.00
cause damage to private property on a Highway
500.00
cause/allow
an obstruction on a Highway
200.00
cause/allow an obstruction in a culvert
200.00
cause/allow
an obstruction on a bridge
200.00
cause/allow an obstruction on public property
200.00
cause/allow an obstruction on private property on
a Highway
200.00
load or cargo likely to shift/slip/blow off/fall off
200.00
operate
vehicle/machine not equipped with rubber
tires on a Highway
200.00
exceed registered
weight
200.00
operate
vehicle overweight on an axle
200.00
operate
a vehicle exceeding
road ban weight
200.00
damage side slope portion of a Highway
500.00
remove surface material from Highway
500.00
deposit seed, grass, hay or straw clippings on a
Highway
500.00
deposit rocks/brush/rubbish/debris in a ditch
2000.00
deposit oil/chemical/liquid on a Highway
500.00
deposit hazardous material on a Highway
500.00
unlawfully construct an access on a Highway
- individual
500.00
- corporation
1000.00
create an unsafe condition on a Highway
500.00
fail to report unsafe condition on Highway
500.00
place advertising material on traffic control device
50.00
park vehicle in prohibited parking zone or in excess
of the specified
time limits
50.00
park in Disabled Person Parking Zone or no
placard or licence plate indicating "disabled"
150.00
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park unattached
trailer on a Highway
50.00
occupy recreation vehicle or holiday trailer as a
dwelling or sleeping place on a Highway
50.00
fail to comply with conditions of
(a) a transit permit
500.00
(b) a Road Use Agreement
500.00
(c) a road protection and dimensional agreement
500.00
(d) a road disturbance agreement
500.00
(f) an access construction approval
500.00