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By-law No. 159/2012
A by-law of the Town of Bentley, in the Province of Alberta, to provide for the
regulations of the use of roads and streets within the Town of Bentley.
WHEREAS, the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000 and amendments thereto, authorize a
municipal Council to pass By-laws for the regulation and control of vehicle, animal and
pedestrial traffic, and
WHEREAS, the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A and amendments thereto, empowers
a municipal Council to impose a fine for infractions of a By-law, and
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Town of Bentley, in the Province of Alberta, duly
assembled enacts as follows;
1. Short Title:
This By-law may be cited as the "Town of Bentley Traffic By-law.
2. Definitions:
a) For the purpose of interpretation, this By-law accepts and encompasses all
definitions as set out in the Traffic Safety Act (TSA) and all such definitions in
that section shall apply to those terms when used in this By-law.
b) Notwithstanding Section 2(a) above, the following definitions shall apply;
i) "Alley" means the narrow highway intended chiefly to give access to the
rear of buildings and parcels of land.
il) "Boulevard" means that part of a highway in an urban area that
- ls not developed as a roadway
- ls that part of the sidewalk that has not been adapted to the use
of or ordinarily used by pedestrians
iil) "Chief Administrative Officer (CAOQ)" means the Chief Administrative
Officer of the Town of Bentley
iv) "Council" means the Municipal Council of the Town of Bentley x
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v) "Commercial/Industrial District' means that part of the Town of Bentley
which is designated a Commercial or Industrial District, pursuant to the
Town's Land Use By-law.
vi) "Curb" means the actual curb if there is one, or if there is no curb in
existence, it shall mean the division of a highway between the roadway
and the sidewalk or boulevard, as the case may be
vii) "Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)" means the aggregate weight of the
unloaded vehicle and the weight of the load which that vehicle is licensed
to carry and for the purpose of enforcing this by-law
viii) | "Heavy Vehicle" means a motor vehicle, with or without load or trailer,
that exceeds 6,000 kg or exceeds eleven (11) meters in total length
ix) "Highway" as defined in the TSA means any thoroughfare, street, road,
avenue, parkway, driveway, viaduct, lane, alley, square, bridge,
causeway, trestle way or other place or any part of any of them, whether
publicly or privately owned, that the public is ordinarily entitled or permitted
to use for the passage or parking of vehicles and includes
- A sidewalk, including a boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk
- Avditch if it lies adjacent to and parallel with the roadway
- A highway right of way if contained between fences or between
a fence on one side and a roadway on the other side, all the
land between the fences or all the land between the fence and
the edge of the roadway, as the case may be, but does not
include a place declared by regulation not to be a highway.
x) "Median" as defined in the TSA means a physical barrier or area that
separates lanes of traffic travelling on a highway
xi) "Municipality" means the Town of Bentley
xii) | "Municipal Tag" means a tag issued in lieu of prosecution in respect of an
infraction against this By-law in a form approved by the Chief
Administrative Officer.
xiii) | "Off-highway Vehicle" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
xiv) "Peace Officer' means as defined in the TSA and shall include a member
of Canadian Pacific Police Service
xv) "Pedestrian" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
xvi) "Playground Zone' or "School Zone" shall have the same meaning as
set out in the TSA.
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xvii) "Recreation Vehicle" means a vehicle or a combination of a vehicle and a
trailer designed or intended for use as a shelter, and without restricting the
generality of the foregoing, includes any motorhome, holiday trailer,
camper, tent trailer or any vehicle converted for use as a recreation
vehicle.
xviii) "Residential District' means that part of the Town of Bentley which is
designated a Residential District, pursuant to the Town's Land Use By-law
xix) "Sidewalk" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
xx) "Traffic Control Device" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
xxi) "TSA" means Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. T-6, as amended or
replaced from time to time.
xxii) "Trailer" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
xxiii) "Truck Route" means a highway within the Town upon which the
operation of a heavy vehicle is permitted and which has been as a truck
route by this By-law
xxiv) "Vehicle" has the same meaning as defined in the TSA
3. Authority of Chief Administrative Officer
a) The Council of the Town of Bentley hereby delegates to the Chief Administrative
Officer power to prescribe where traffic control devises are to be located. The
Council directs the Chief Administrative Officer to maintain a record of such
locations and said record be made available to the public during normal
municipal office hours.
b) Without restricting the generality of the above subsection (a) the Chief
Administrative Officer is authorized to:
i) designate playground zones and school zones and shall cause same to
be marked with signs or pavement markings or both
il) designate any street as one which is closed temporarily in whole or in part
and shall cause such street to be marked by signs or suitable warning
devices.
iti) fix a maximum speed limit in respect of any part of a street under
construction or repair or in a state of disrepair applicable to all vehicles or
any class of vehicles while traveling on that street and shall cause such
street to be marked by signs and other suitable warning devices.
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iv) To prescribe the location and placement of traffic control devices and
traffic signal in the Town and shall keep a record of such locations and
placements and such records shall be available to the public for inspection
during normal business hours.
Vv) Designate crosswalks upon any highway or to cause same to be marked
with signs or lines painted on the surface of the highway.
4. General Rules
a. No vehicle operator shall drive or stand a vehicle upon a highway in such a
manner as to block, obscure, impede or hinder traffic thereon. Where the
obstruction is unavoidable due to mechanical failure, the operator will not be in
breach of this section provided he promptly takes measures to clear the faulty
vehicle from the highway.
b) No operator of any vehicle shall drive over any sidewalk or boulevard except at a
permanent or temporary driveway
c) No operator of any vehicle shall fail to obey a traffic control device.
d) Where an unprotected hose of the Fire Department has been laid down on any
street or driveway for use at a fire or alarm of fire, no person shall drive any
vehicle over such hose except with the consent of the Fire Department Official in
command.
e) Where a newly painted line on any roadway is indicated by signs, flags or other
warning devises, no person shall willfully drive or walk over such lines.
f) When repairs or alterations are in progress on or adjoining any roadway and
such work is being indicated by barricades or signs or by flagmen, no person
shall disregard the warning given and every operator shall obey any signal of a
flagman on duty at the site of the work
g) No occupier of any premises shall permit the unrestricted flow of any water from
such premises over any street, sidewalk, boulevard or alley.
i) Any vehicle in a funeral procession, except the lead vehicle, may during daytime
hours, enter an intersection without stopping if:
i) The passage into the intersection can be made safely
ii) The headlamps of the vehicle are alight
iii) The vehicle is travelling immediately behind the vehicle in front of it so as to
form a continuous line of traffic
iv) The lead vehicle in the funeral procession is showing a purple light flashing
j) Firefighters may carry on or in a vehicle, other than an emergency vehicle, a
lamp that produces intermittent flashes of green light and may operate the lamp if
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k) No person shall place or permit to be placed an electrical cord across a sidewalk.
|) Where a vehicle is driven, used, parked or left in contravention of this
By-law, the owner of the vehicle is liable for the contravention and shall
make payment of the penalty prescribed herein, unless there is evidence before
the Court at the time of the contravention that the vehicle was not driven, used,
parked or teft by the owner or by any other person with his consent, express or
implied.(Amended -add Ciause 4.1 --By-law No. 164/21012 passed Nov13, 2012)
5. Speed Limits
a) No person shall operate a vehicle on any highway within the Town of Bentley
in excess of the follow speed limits;
i. The speed limit on 50" Street, from 52"? Avenue to 53% Avenue shall be
thirty (30) kilometers per hour.
ii. The speed limit in all alleys shall be twenty (20) kilometers per hour.
iii. | Playground Zones and School Zones shall be the same speed limit as set
out in the TSA.
i) Notwithstanding Section 5 a) i., Il. and iii., and unless otherwise posted, the
speed limit on any highway within the Town of Bentley shall be forty (40)
kilometers per hour, with the exception of Highway 12, also known as 50"
Street, which speed limit is governed by Alberta Transportation.
6. Parking
a) All streets in the Town of Bentley are designated parallel parking except for areas
designated for angle parking in accordance to the map identified as "Schedule B"
attached to and forming part of this By-law.
b) When parallel parking a vehicle, a person may only park a vehicle on the right
side of the road with the right side of the vehicle parallel to the curb or edge of the
roadway, with the right wheels of the vehicle not more than 500 millimeters (19.7
inches) from the right curb or edge of the roadway.
c) Any vehicle parked on a highway must be registered and insured in accordance
with the TSA
d) Any vehicle which exceeds 6.3 meters (20.6 feet) in length is prohibited from
parking in an area designed for angle parking except for the purpose of loading or
unloading goods from a commercial vehicle.
e) No person shall park a vehicle in a parking space where a sign, curb painting or
pavement painting indicates that it is for the exclusive use of persons with
disabilities who display on their vehicles a handicap placard or license plate that is
issued or recognized by the Province of Alberta.
f) No person shall park any trailer, whether designed for occupancy or for the
carrying of goods and equipment, upon any roadway or public parking lot unless
said trailer is fully attached to a vehicle by which it may safety and lawfully be
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g) No driver shall park in an alley, except a commercial vehicle engaged in loading
or unloading goods, for a period of time not exceeding thirty (30) minutes or the
loading or unloading of passengers for a period of time not exceeding five (5)
minutes, provided that the vehicle concerned in such loading or unloading of
goods or passengers does not obstruct the land as to prevent other vehicles or
persons from passing along such lane.
h) No person shall park a vehicle so it will in anyway interfere with the use of a
doorway intended as an emergency exit from any building fronting or abutting the
highway or any private property where signs are displayed.
i) No person shall park his vehicle in the entranceway or exit to any fire hall,
ambulance entrance or parking areas designated for emergency vehicles or the
vehicle parking of emergency response personnel.
j) No person shall park a vehicle in a designated fire lane.
k) No person shall park a vehicle or a trailer used for or designed for the conveyance
of dangerous goods nearer than fifteen (15) meters from a building likely to
contain persons and such vehicle shall have a warning notice clearly displayed.
l) No person shail park a vehicle or trailer used for or designed for the conveyance
of dangerous goods within the Town of Bentley for more than two (2) hours.
m) No person shall park any trailer upon any street unless the said trailer is attached
to a vehicle by which it may be propelled or drawn and when so attached, the
trailer shall be deemed part of the vehicle and subject to the regulations pertaining
to vehicles.
n) No person shall park a vehicle on any street within Bentley for any period in
excess of seventy-two (72) hours.
0) No person shall park any vehicle upon any land owned by the Town of Bentley
which the Town uses or permits to be used as a playground, recreation area,
public park or green space except on such parts thereof clearly signed or
otherwise authorized by the Chief Administrative Officer.
p) Unless required or permitted by this By-law or the TSA, or by a traffic control
devise, or in compliance with the direction of a Peace Officer, or to avoid conflict
with other traffic, a person shall not stop or park his vehicle;
i. On a sidewalk, boulevard, cross walk or any part of a cross walk
ii. Within 5 meters upon the approach to a stop sign or yield sign
iii. Within 5 meters of any fire hydrant, or when the fire hydrant is not located
at the curb, within 5 meters of the point on the curb nearest the hydrant
iv. Within 5 meters of the near side of a marked crosswalk
v. At any place where a traffic control devise prohibits stopping or parking
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vi. On the roadway side of a vehicle parked or stopped at the curb or edge of
the roadway.
vii. Within 1.5 meters of an access to a garage, private road or driveway or a
vehicle crossway over a sidewalk.
q) No person shall park a heavy vehicle with a registered certificate weight of 6,000
kg or more or exceeding eleven (11) meters in total length in any area of the Town
designated, pursuant to the Land Use By-law, as residential or public use, except
when such vehicle is actively engaged in a bona fide delivery, transport or other
similar activity.
7. Vehicle Restrictions
a) No person shall allow the engine or motor of any stationary vehicle in a
residential area or in any other area where prohibited by traffic control devise
to remain running for a period of time longer than twenty (20) minutes
b) No person shall operate a vehicle on any highway in the Town in an
overloaded condition and contrary to the axle loadings as cited in the
regulations under the Commercial Vehicle Dimension and Weight
Regulation, Alberta Regulation 315/2002 and amendments thereto.
c) No person shall drive, propel or move on any highway a vehicle having metal
spikes, lugs, cleats or bands projecting from the surface of the wheels or
tires of such vehicle or any vehicle having caterpillar treads.
d) No person shail drive or haul or park on or over any highway within the
Town, any vehicle or other type of equipment or thing that causes or is likely
to cause damage to the highway.
e) No person shall park any vehicle having an offensive odor in any residential
area.
f) The Town of Bentley Public Works Foreman may, when an emergency exists
with regards to load restrictions on certain or any portion of a highway, ban
said highway to the passage of heavy vehicles and erect signs governing
load limits.
g) Bentley Town Council may, by policy, place load restrictions on certain or
any portion of a highway and may determine the time period for said load
restrictions.
8. Desiqnated Heavy Vehicle Route
a) Heavy Equipment routes shall be in accordance with the map identified as
"Schedule C" attached to and forming part of this By-law.
b) No person shall operate a heavy vehicle on any highway in the Town, except
a highway designated as a Heavy Vehicle Route as identified in Schedule C.
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c) Notwithstanding the above b), no person delivering goods to a location in the
Town shall cause a heavy vehicle to operate off the designated heavy vehicle
route except to proceed by the shortest and most direct route between the
designated truck route and the point of delivery
d) This section shall not apply to
i) Persons driving an vehicle owned by or in the service of the Town
ii) Operators of utility companies, while conducting bona fide work or
repairs or upgrading of facilities within the Town
9. No Parking
a) No person shall park a vehicle on any road as shown in "Schedule D" of this
By-law and further described as;
i) On the north side of the service road located between Block 24 and
Highway 12, running east and west between 47"" Street and 48" Street
ii) On the south side of the service road located between Block 21 and
Highway 12, running east and west between 46" Street and 47" Street
iii) On the north side of the service road located between Block 7 and
Highway 12, running east and west, between 46" Street and 47"
Street
iv) On the side of 46A Street, 54" Avenue and 53™ Avenue Close at abuts
the 53 Avenue Playground and Park
v) On the west side of 50" Street, butting the Arena and Curling Rink
located between 52™ Avenue and 53 Avenue
10. Off Highway Vehicles
a) No person shall operate an off-highway vehicle within the Town except as
provided in the section.
b) An owner or operator of an off-highway vehicle may travel on a highway for the
purpose of;
i) a direct route of travel to areas outside of the Town's corporate limits
ii) a direct route of travel from outside the Town's corporate limits to a pre-
determined destination within the Town.
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11.Bicycles, Roller Blades, Skate Boards, Sleds, Toboggans
a) Every person operating a bicycle on a highway shall comply with the provisions
and requirements of the TSA, in so far as they are applicable.
b) No person shall ride a bicycle in an unsafe manner on any sidewalk within the
Town and shall yield to pedestrian traffic
c) No person shall ride a skateboard or other wheeled conveyance in a manner
which creates a nuisance in, on or near a public place or place of business
d) No person shall skateboard in the designated commercial districts of the Town
e) No person shall ride, coast or propel any cart, sled, toboggan, skis, ice skates,
roller blades or skateboards or any other similar devise in an unsafe manner on
any sidewalk or highway within the Town
f) A Peace Officer or Town Employee designated by the Chief Administrative
Officer, may seize, without warrant, a skateboard, bicycle or other wheeled
conveyance being used in violation of this By-law. Such seizure may be used as
i) Evidence in prosecution or
ii) In lieu of prosecution with a retention period no greater than thirty (30)
clear days after which it shall be returned to the owner.
12.Sign Damage or Removal
a) No person shall;
i) Tear down, remove or interfere with any barricades or notice of closing or
suspension, erected or posted under the authority of this By-law.
ii) No person shall willfully remove, throw down, deface or alter, damage or
destroy a traffic control devise placed, marked or erected on a highway
13.Pedestrians
a. No person shall conduct himself or otherwise position himself on a highway in
such a manner as to obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic or impede any other
person lawfully upon a sidewalk or highway.
b. No person shall stand upon or walk along a highway for the purpose of soliciting
a ride from the driver of any vehicle.
c. No person shall climb or interfere with any street furniture or garbage
receptacles.
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14. Trees & Shrubs
a) No person shall allow trees, hedges or shrubs on private property within four (4)
meters of a highway and/or highway intersection, whether planted before or after
the date of the passing of this By-law, to grow to such a width or height that good
sight lines for safe traffic flow is impeded or obstructed.
i) The Chief Administrative Officer may require any person concerned
to comply with the provisions of subsection 13 a) herein, within ten
(10) days of being notified to do so. If the person fails to comply
with such notice, the Chief Administrative Officer may direct
employees or agents of the Town to enter upon the private property
to carry out the necessary work and may charge the cost of so
doing against the person in default.
b) No person shall plant trees, hedges or shrubs on any boulevard without prior
approval from the Chief Administrative Officer
15.Waste, Trash, Debris, Depositing on Highway
a) No person shail place or deposit in any alley, laneway, highway or parking lot,
except in garbage receptacles, any paper, cardboard, glass or other litter.
b) No person shall deposit or dump in any alley, laneway, highway or parking lot
any soil products, snow or other refuse or debris which may obstruct vehicles or
pedestrians or cause damage to such areas or be offensive or injurious to any
other person.
c) Operators of vehicles and trailers used for the purpose of carrying waste
materials and refuse must adequately enclose, secure or cover the waste
material and refuse to prevent any portion of the load from falling or blowing onto
any highway or any public or private property.
d) No person shall allow any leaked, spilled or otherwise emitted fuel, solvents,
other petroleum based products, effluent, deleterious material or waste of any
kind or any other liquids including water, to be leaked, spilled or otherwise
emitted onto any highway from any vehicle or trailer, or from any container
located on the vehicle or trailer.
e) In addition to a penalty, any person who allows any leaked, spilled or otherwise
emitted fuel, solvents, other petroleum based products, effluent, deleterious
material or waste of any kind or any other liquids must have the material or waste
cleaned up and disposed of in a safe manner within 24 hours of spillage. Failure
to do so may result in the Chief Administrative Officer ordering the Town or its
agents to clean up the spillage with said costs of clean up and/or repair payable
by the registered owner of the vehicle or trailer.
f) No person shall wash, service or repair a vehicle on any highway, sidewalk, or
boulevard.
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g) No person shall wash, repair or service a vehicle near any highway, sidewalk or
boulevard within the Town in a manner that allows soap suds, mud, cement,
refuse, debris, tar, oil, grease, antifreeze or other vehicle fluids to blow onto or
enter the highway, sidewalk or boulevard or enter any sewer system or storm
water system.
h) No person shall park a vehicle on a roadway or public parking lot within the Town
that, due to the state of the vehicle, results in mud, cement, refuse, tar, oil,
grease, antifreeze or other vehicle fluids being deposited upon the highway or
public parking lot or enter a sewer system or storm water system.
i) No person shall, without authorization from the Town, deposit any earth, rocks,
trees or other substances or objects on any highway, sidewalk or boulevard
within the Town and if such deposits have been made without authorization and
the Town removes the same, the expense therefore shall be chargeable to the
person responsible, which shall be in addition to any fine or penalty imposed by
this By-law.
j) All persons within the Town shall remove or cause to be removed any snow, ice,
debris or other materials from any sidewalk adjoining the property owned or
occupied by them within 48 hours of the time the snow, ice, dirt or other
obstruction was formed or deposited thereon. Failure to do so may result in the
Chief Administrative Officer ordering the Town or its agent to undertake the work
with said costs of clean up and/or repair payable by the registered owner of the
property.
k) No person shall remove snow, ice, dirt, debris or other material from any
sidewalk by causing such material to be placed upon any portion of the highway.
I) If water drips or runs from an awning, eavestrough or any area of a building or
property onto a sidewalk, the owner or occupier of the building or property shall
clean the sidewalk.
16. Penalties and Enforcement
a) Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-law is guilty of an offence
and is liable upon summary conviction, to a specified penalty for that offence as
set out in Schedule "A", attached to and forming part of this By-law.
b) A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue Violation Tags to
any person who the Peace Officer has reasonable and probable grounds to
believe has contravened any provision of this By-law.
c) A Violation Tag may be issued to such person either
i) Personally, or
ii) attached to the vehicle in respect of which an offense is alleged to have
been committed, or
iii) by mailing a copy to such Person at his or her last-known post office or
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d) A Violation Tag issued pursuant to this By-law shall be in a form approved by the
Chief Administrative Officer and shall state;
i) The name of the person
ii) The offence
iii) The appropriate penalty for the offence as specified in "Schedule A"
iv) The time period in which the specified penalty must be paid in order to
avoid prosecution for the alleged offence
v) Any other information as may be required by the Chief Administrative
Officer
e) Where a Violation Tag has been issued pursuant to this By-law, the person to
whom the Violation Tag has been issued may, in lieu of being prosecuted for the
offence, pay to the Town, within 20 days, the penalty specified on the Violation
Tag.
f) Where the Violation Tag has been issued and the penalty specified on the
Violation Tag has not been paid within the prescribed time as set out in e), the
Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a Violation Ticket.
g) A Peace Officer is authorized and empowered to immediately issue a Violation
Ticket to any person who the Peace Officer has reasonable and probable
grounds to believe is responsible for a contravention of this By-law.
h) A Violation Ticket issued with respect to a contravention of this By-law shall be
served upon the person responsible for the contravention in accordance with the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act.
i) The person to whom the Violation Ticket is issued may plead guilty by making a
voluntary payment in respect to the summons by delivering to the Provincial
Court, on or before the initial appearance date, the Violation Ticket together with
an amount equal to the specified penalty for the offence as provided for in
Schedule "A" of this By-law.
j) When a clerk of the Provincial Court records the receipt of a voluntary payment,
the act of recording constitutes acceptance of the guilty plea and constitutes the
conviction and imposition of a fine in the amount of the specified penalty.
k) A Peace Officer is hereby authorized to remove or cause to be removed any
vehicle;
i) That is parked in contravention of this By-law
ii) That is not registered under the TSA
l) Any vehicle removed pursuant to Clause 15 k) shall be removed to a place
designated by the Chief Administrative Officer where it shall remain until claimed
by its owner or agent or until disposed of under the provisions of the TSA.
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m) No impounded vehicle shall be released to its owner or agent until payment of
the costs incurred for the removal of the vehicle, storage of the vehicle and
administration is received by the Town of Bentley or its agent. Such charge shall
be in addition to any fines or penalty imposed in respect of any such violation or
to any payment made in lieu of prosecution as provided for in this By-law.
17. Severability
a) Should any provision of this By-law be found invalid, the invalid provision shall
be severed and the remaining By-law shall be maintained.
18.Repeal of By-law
a) By-law No. 151/2011 is hereby repealed.
19. Effective Date
This By-law shall come into force and effect on the date of the final passing
thereof.
Read a first time this 8"" day of May, 2012.
Read a second time this 8" day of May, 2012
Read a third time and finally passed this 8" day of May, 2012
Mayor
Chief gas. Officer
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Schedule "A"
Penalties
Section 4. General Rules
a) Block, obscure, impede or hinder traffic $200.00
b) Drive over sidewalk or boulevard as per TSA
c) Fail to obey a traffic control devise as per TSA
d) Drive over fire hose $200.00
e) Drive over newly painted lines $100.00
f) Disregard barricades/signage for road repairs $300.00
g) Permit flow of water over street, sidewalk, .. . . $200.00
k) electrical cord across sidewalk $200.00
Section 5. Speed Limits
a) Exceeding speed limits as per TSA
Section 6. Parking
a) Failure to park as designated $200.00
b) Parallel parking over 500 mm (19.7 inches) from curb $200.00
c) Vehicle not registered or insured as per TSA
d) Exceeding maximum vehicle length in designated angle
parking district $250.00
e) Unlawful parking in handicap space $250.00
f) Parking of unattached trailer $250.00
g) Parking in alley $200.00
h) Interfere with emergency exit $250.00
i) Parking in emergency vehicle entrance or exit $300.00
j) Parking in designated fire lane $300.00
k) Parking of dangerous goods vehicle or trailer within
15 meters from building $300.00
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!) Parking of dangerous goods vehicle or trailer over 2 hours $300.00
n) Vehicle on street longer than 72 hours $200.00
0) Parking on playground, recreation area, public park or
green space $250.00
p) stop or park on sidewalk, boulevard, cross walk, etc as per TSA
q) vehicle over 6,000 kg or exceeding 11 meters in length
in residential or public use areas $250.00
Section 7. Vehicle Restrictions
a) Allow engine or motor of stationary vehicle to remain running
For a period of time longer than twenty (20) minutes $200.00
b) Operate a vehicle in an overloaded condition and contrary to
the axle loadings as per TSA
c) Vehicle with metal pike, lugs, cleats or bands on surface of
wheels or tires $300.00
d) Drive or haul or park on or over any highway any vehicle or
other type of equipment that causes or likely cause damage
to highway $300.00
e) Park a vehicle having an offensive odor in residential area $200.00
Section 8. Designated Heavy Vehicle Route
b) Operating a heavy vehicle on any highway other than
Designated Heavy Vehicle Route $300.00
Section 9. No Parking
a) Parking on any road or side of road designated no parking $250.00
Section 10. Off Highway Vehicles
a) Operation of an off highway vehicle contrary to by-law $250.00
Section 11. Bicycles, Roller Blades, Skate Boards, Sleds, Toboggans
a) Operation/riding of a bicycle, roller blades, skate boards
sleds, toboggans contrary to by-law $100.00
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Section 12. Sign Damage or Removal
a) Damage, removal, defacing, altering, interference with
any barricade or traffic control devise as per TSA
Section 13. Pedestrians
a) Obstructing or impeding of vehicular or pedestrian traffic $200.00
b) Soliciting a ride from the driver of a vehicle $100.00
c) Climbing or interfering with street furniture or garbage
receptacles $200.00
Section 14. Trees & Shrubs
a) Allowing trees, hedges or shrubs within four (4) meters
of highway or intersection $200.00
b) Planting trees, hedges or shrubs on any boulevard
without prior approval $200.00
Section 15. Waste, Trash, Debris, Depositing on Highway
a) Place or deposit paper, cardboard, glass or other litter $200.00
b) Deposit or dump any soil products, snow, refuse or
debris which may obstruct vehicles or pedestrians or
cause damage or be offensive or injurious $350.00
c) Failure to adequately enclose, secure or cover waste
material or refuse $350.00
d) Allow any leaked, spilled or otherwise emitted fuel,
Solvents, petroleum based products, effluent, deleterious
Material or waste of any kind $350.00
f) wash, service or repair a vehicle on any highway, sidewalk
or boulevard $200.00
g) wash, repair, service a vehicle in manner that allows soap
suds, mud, cement, refuse, debris, tax, oil, grease,
antifreeze or other vehicle fluids to enter any highway,
sidewalk, boulevard or any sewer or storm system $250.00
h) Park a vehicle that, due to its state, results in mud,
cement, refuse, tar, oil, grease, antifreeze or other vehicle
fluids being deposited on the highway or public parking
lot to enter a sewer or storm water system $250.00
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i) Depositing earth, rocks, trees or other substances or
objects on any highway, sidewalk or boulevard without
authorization from the Town $250.00
j) Failure to remove snow, ice, debris or other material
From any sidewalk adjoining the property owned or
Occupied by them within 48 hours $100.00
k) causing snow, ice, dirt, debris or other material removed
from a sidewalk to be placed upon any portion of a
highway $200.00
!) failure to clean sidewalk if water drips or runs from an
awning, eavestrough or other area of the building or
property $200.00
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