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VILLAGE OF CARBON
IN THE
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Bylaw #2025-887
Traffic Bylaw
BEING A BYLAW OF THE VILLAGE OF CARBON, IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA,
TO REGULATE TRAFFIC in the Village of Carbon;
AND WHEREAS, pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, Chapter M-26, as amended, a
Municipal Council has the authority to pass Bylaws respecting the safety, health and welfare of people and
protection of people and property;
AND WHEREAS, the Traffic Safety Act authorizes a Municipal Council to pass bylaws pertaining to general
traffic regulation in that municipality, which bylaws shall not be inconsistent with that Act;.
AND WHEREAS, Council deems it necessary to regulate traffic within the Village;
AND WHEREAS, the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000 c. T-6 and the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000 c.
M-26 provide authority for the Village to regulate such matters;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Village of Carbon, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled, hereby
enacts as follows:
SECTION 1 - SHORT TITLE
1.1
This Bylaw may be cited as the Village of Carbon "Traffic Bylaw".
SECTION 2 - DEFINITIONS
2.1
Except where otherwise defined in this Bylaw or in a context otherwise required by this Bylaw, all
defined terms shall have the same meaning as is ascribed to them in the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A.
2000, Chapter T-6, and all amendments and Regulations thereto.
2.2
"Boulevard" means that part of a highway that:
2.2.1.1 is not a roadway; and
2.2.2
is that part of the sidewalk that is not especially adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by
pedestrians, and includes the undeveloped road allowance adjacent to a laneway;
2.3
"Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)" means that person appointed to the position and title by the
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Municipal Council of the Village of Carbon and includes any person appointed by the CAO to act as
his/her delegate;
2.5
"Council" means the Municipal Council of the Village of Carbon.
2.6
"Dangerous Goods" means a product, substance or organism so designated by the Dangerous
Goods Transportation and Handling Act as amended.
2.7
"Director of Emergency Management" shall mean an authorized individual tasked with supervising
the services offered before, during, and/or after a disaster strikes, whether natural or man-made.
2.8
"Highway" means any thoroughfare, street, road, trail, 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:
2.8.1
a sidewalk, including a Boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk;
2.8.2
if a ditch that lies adjacent to and parallel with the roadway, the ditch; and
2.8.3
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; but
2.8.4
does not include a place declared by regulation not to be a Highway.
2.9
"Mobility Aid" means a device used to facilitate the transport, in a normal seated orientation, of a
person with a physical disability.
2.10
"Municipal Tag" means a written notice, on a form approved by the CAO, issued by a Peace Officer,
to advise a person that a violation of this Bylaw has occurred and that, by payment of a specified
amount for the offence within a set time period, that person will avoid prosecution for the offence.
2.11
"Off-Highway Vehicle" means an Off-Highway vehicle as defined in Section 117 of the Off-Highway
Vehicle Regulation 319/2002, and amendments thereto. It should be noted that the Traffic Safety Act
does not consider Golf Carts to be Off Highway Vehicles.
2.12
"Owner" means the person named on the Certificate of Registration.
2.13
"Parade or Procession" means any group of pedestrians numbering more than twenty (20) and
marching or walking on the street or any group of vehicles numbering ten (10) or more, except for
funerals for the purpose of this Bylaw.
2.14
"Park or Green Space" means an area of grass, trees, or other vegetation set apart for recreational or
aesthetic purposes.
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2.15
"Peace Officer" means any member of the RCMP, Special Constable, Community Peace Officer or
Bylaw Enforcement Officer.
2.16
"Prohibited Vehicles" means any vehicle or type of vehicle that's use on Alberta Highways is
specifically prohibited by the Traffic Safety Act and includes but is not limited to golf carts, pocket
bikes, go-carts, electric scooter and motorized skateboard.
2.17
"School Patrol" means a group of crossing guards assisting pedestrians, including but not limited to
students, in crossing the street.
2.18
"Traffic Control Device" means any authorized sign, signal, marking or device placed, marked or
erected for the purpose of regulating, warning or guiding traffic or pedestrian movement, whether of a
permanent or temporary nature, and includes a school crossing guard or patrol.
2.19
"Truck Route" means a highway within the Village upon which the operation of Heavy Vehicles is
permitted, and which has been designated as such in this Bylaw;
2.20
"Vehicle", other than in Part 6 of the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000, 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: Truck 1500,2500,3500 and 5500, Car, SUV or Minivan but does not include a mobility aid.
2.21
"Village" means the Village of Carbon and its corporate boundaries.
2.22
"Violation Tag" means a tag or similar documents issued by the Municipality pursuant to the
Municipal Government Act R.S.A. 2000, c.M-26, and amendments thereto:
2.23
"Violation Ticket" means a ticket issued to pursuant to the Provincial Offences Procedure Act,
R>S>A> 2000, c.P-34 as amended and the regulations there under.
SECTION 3 - AUTHORITIES
3.1
The Council may, by resolution, designate any Highway to be a Truck Route or part of a Truck Route.
A record of such Truck Routes approved by the Council shall be available at the Village Office and
posted online.
3.2
Temporary Traffic Control Devices may be placed on a Highway by Village authorized road
maintenance personnel in the course of their duties. Village employees may remove or cause to be
removed vehicles from any Village Highway when maintaining or repairing same.
3.3
A Peace Officer is hereby authorized to control and regulate vehicles and Highway traffic on all
Highways within the Village.
3.4
Any Peace Officer or any member of the Fire Department may, in case of fire or other emergency,
designate a point beyond which no person shall pass.
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3.5
Notwithstanding anything else contained in this bylaw, the Village of Carbon maintains complete
control over the Highways within the Village and the CAO of the Village of Carbon shall have complete
authority to prohibit any activities that he or she believes to be unsafe and/or destructive to Village
property, regardless of whether such activity is specifically excluded by the provisions of this bylaw.
SECTION 4 - RULES FOR THE OPERATION OF VEHICLES
4.1
Every person operating a motor vehicle, a bicycle, a tractor, an implement of husbandry or other type
of vehicle upon a Highway in the Village shall, insofar as they are applicable, obey the rules of the
road as set out in Use of Highway and Rules of the Road Regulation AR 304/2002 of the Traffic
Safety Act, as amended.
4.1.1
Vehicles which are defined as Prohibited Vehicles under the Traffic Safety Act are not
permitted to be operated on any Highway within the Village of Carbon.
4.2
Every person operating a motor vehicle, a bicycle, a tractor, and implement of husbandry or any other
type of vehicle upon a Highway in the Village shall not exceed a speed of thirty (30) kilometres an
hour, with the following exceptions:
4.2.1
Highways posted with a speed other than thirty (30) kilometres an hour; and
4.2.2
An Alley, where the speed shall not exceed fifteen (15) kilometres an hour.
4.3
No person shall drive over or upon any curb, gutter or sidewalk unless that curb has been lowered to
allow vehicle access (commonly described as depressed crossing, curb cut, lowered curb, lowered or
sloped sidewalk, pictured in Schedule "A").
4.3.1
Residents wishing to install a parking pad or driveway must apply for relevant Development
Permits and are responsible for all costs associated with lowering the curb to allow vehicle
access.
4.4
Permanent and Temporary driveway ramps are prohibited without written permission from the CAO.
Ramps must not impede the flow of water through drainage channels and must not interfere with
street sweeping or snow removal.
SECTION 5 - RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF PEDESTRIANS
5.1
Every person shall, insofar as they are applicable, obey the rules for pedestrians as set out in Part 3 of
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the Use of Highway and Rules of the Road Regulation AR 304/2002 of the Traffic Safety Act, RSA
2000 c. T-6, as amended.
5.2
SECTION 6 - PARKING
6.1
Every person parking a motor vehicle, a tractor, an implement of husbandry or any other type of
vehicle upon a Highway in the Village shall, insofar as they are applicable, obey the parking
regulations as Traffic Safety Act, RSA 2000 c. T-6 as amended and the regulations thereunder.
6.2
No person shall park a vehicle at any place where a temporary or permanent Traffic Control Device
prohibits stopping or parking during the times stopping or parking is so prohibited.
6.3
The marking of a curb with yellow paint, placed by the Village, shall be deemed to be a Traffic Control
Device to prohibit stopping and/or parking on the roadway immediately adjacent to the marked curb.
6.4
No person shall obstruct an Alley as to prevent other vehicles or persons from passing in the Alley.
6.5
No person shall park in an area designated by a sign as a parking place for persons with disabilities
unless that person displays a disabled placard or licence plate issued or recognized by the Registrar
of Motor Vehicle Services.
6.6
No person shall park any vehicle upon any land owned by the Village including, but not limited to,
Boulevards, Parks or Green Spaces at any time without getting written permission prior to doing so
from the CAO, apart from land on which parking is permitted.
6.7
No person shall park any unattached trailer (whether designated for occupancy by persons or for
carrying equipment or goods) or camper upon any Highway within the Village for more than 72 hours,
for any reason without the written approval of the CAO.
6.8
No person shall park or stop any vehicle:
6.8.1
on a sidewalk or Boulevard;
6.8.2
on a crosswalk or any part of a crosswalk;
6.8.3
within the intersection other than immediately next to the curb in a "T" intersection;
6.8.4
at an intersection nearer than five (5) metres to the projection of the lateral curb line of the
Highway at right angles to the direction of travel of the vehicle;
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6.8.5
within five (5) metres on the approach to a stop sign or yield sign;
6.8.6
within five (5) metres of any fire hydrant, or when the hydrant is not located at the curb, within
five (5) metres of the point on the curb nearest the hydrant;
6.8.7
within one-and-one-half (1.5) metres of an access to a garage, private road or driveway, or a
vehicle crossway over a sidewalk;
6.8.8
within five (5) metres of the near side or of a marked crosswalk;
6.8.9
alongside or opposite any street excavation or obstruction when the stopping or parking would
obstruct traffic;
6.8.10 on the roadway side of a vehicle parked or stopped at the curb edge of a roadway; and
6.8.11 which are unregistered or inoperative by reason of disrepair, removed parts or missing
equipment, or any vehicles which are otherwise not in a roadworthy condition on any street,
public property and or contrary to the flow of traffic.
6.9
When parking on the roadway, a driver of a vehicle shall park that vehicle with the sides of it parallel
to the curb or edge of the roadway and with the right-hand wheels of it not more than fifty (50)
centimetres from the right-hand curb or edges of the roadway.
6.10
When angle parking is permitted or required and parking guidelines are visible on the roadway, a
driver of a vehicle shall park that vehicle with its sides between and parallel to any two (2) of the
guidelines and with one front wheel not more than fifty (50) centimetres from the curb or edge of the
roadway.
6.11
When angle parking is permitted or required and no parking guidelines are visible on the roadway, a
driver of a vehicle shall park that vehicle with its sides at an angle of between thirty (30) and sixty (60)
degrees to the curb or edge of the roadway, and with one front wheel not more than fifty (50)
centimetres from the curb or edge of the roadway.
6.12
The Village, after clearly posting or signing a roadway or public parking lot a minimum of twenty-four
(24) hours prior, may cause a roadway or public parking lot to be cleared of vehicles for the purpose
of street cleaning, snow removal or Highway repair. In such cases, the Village may tow and impound
vehicles blocking street cleaning or repair equipment at the vehicle owners' expense.
6.13
Except as otherwise provided in this bylaw, no person shall park a school bus within six (6) meters of
a stop sign.
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SECTION 7 - OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES
7.1
All Off-Highway Vehicles are controlled by the Alberta Regulation 319/2002 Traffic Safety Act Off-
Highway Vehicle Regulations
SECTION 8 - MOBILITY AID
8.1
Certified Mobility Aids shall be driven on sidewalks whenever possible, yielding the right of way to
pedestrians.
SECTION 9 - SPECIAL CLASSES OF VEHICLES
9.1
For the purpose of Special Classes of Vehicles, a "Heavy Vehicle" is defined as a vehicle which
exceeds a gross vehicle weight of 5,500 kg, or a vehicle with trailer which exceeds a gross vehicle
weight of 5,500 kg, or a vehicle with or without a trailer that exceeds seven (7) meters in total length
but does not include a recreational vehicle.
9.2
No person shall park a Heavy Vehicle upon any Highway, unless otherwise posted or after receiving a
valid parking permit. This restriction shall not apply so as to prohibit such vehicles being parked on a
Highway for the purpose of unloading or loading goods to or from premises abutting such Highway,
provided that if the loading or unloading is taking place the vehicle and its trailer shall have all front
and rear parking lights illuminated.
9.3
No person shall operate a Heavy Vehicle on a Highway other than a Truck Route except for the
purposes of obtaining goods from or delivering goods to a location off a designated Truck Route. The
Heavy Vehicle shall then take the most direct route between the delivery or collection point and a
designated Truck Route.
9.4
Designated truck routes for the purpose of this Bylaw include; Highway #836 (Rosebud Street),
Aberdeen Avenue, Bruce Ave, Caradoc Avenue, Glengarry Street and Parkland Avenue. Map in
Appendix 'B'
9.5
No person shall drive on, or haul on or over, any hard surfaced or graveled Highway in the Village,
any tractor or motor vehicle or any type of equipment or building or thing which may in anyway
damage the said Highway.
9.6
No person shall park their trailer unattached to their truck at any time, without appropriate permit from
the Village office.
9.7
Tractor Trailer Only Parking is permitted along Caradoc Avenue between Glengarry Street and
Rosebud Street and Caradoc Avenue and Glengarry Street along the fencing of 634 Glengarry Street.
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Map in Appendix 'B'
9.8
No vehicle or trailer having metal spikes, lugs, cleats, steel cleated tracks, or bands projecting from
the surface of the wheel or tire, or having caterpillar tracks or skids, may be operated on any Highway
within the Village. This restriction shall not apply to studded tires on passenger vehicles.
9.9
No person shall utilize engine retarder brakes while operating Heavy Vehicles within the Village.
9.10
Section 9 of this Bylaw shall not apply to Village vehicles or vehicles under hire by the Village for snow
removal, road building or maintenance, or maintenance of Village property.
9.11
No person shall park a vehicle or trailer used for the conveyance of Dangerous Goods within the
Village of Carbon.
9.12
No carrier of Dangerous Goods shall stop within the Village of Carbon except:
9.12.1 In compliance with a peace officer, an inspector or a traffic control device
9.12.2 To obtain or deliver dangerous goods from or to a location off a dangerous goods route in
which event the carrier will:
9.12.2.1 Proceed on a dangerous good route to the truck route by the most direct route to the
collection or delivery point.
9.12.2.2 Return to the dangerous goods route on the same street/truck route.
SECTION 10 - RULES FOR PARADES AND PROCESSIONS
10.1
No person shall hold or take part in Parade or Procession without first having obtained written
permission from the Village.
10.1.1 Any person desiring to hold a Parade or Procession within the Village shall, at least thirty (30)
calendar days prior to the desired date, make application in writing to the Village providing the
following information:
10.1.1.1 the name and address of the applicant and, if such applicant is an organization, the
names and addresses of the executives thereof;
10.1.1.2 the nature and object of such Parade and Procession;
10.1.1.3 the day, date and hours during which same will be held;
10.1.1.4 the intended route thereof;
10.1.1.5 the approximate number of persons and vehicles who will take part therein; and
10.1.1.6 the signature(s) and address(es) of the person(s) who will be in control of such
Parade or Procession and who undertake to be responsible for the good order and
conduct thereof.
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10.2
The approval of Council may specify the hours and route of a Parade or Procession and give such
directions to the applicants in regard to such Parade or Procession as in his/her opinion will prevent
any unnecessary or unreasonable obstruction to the Highway or tend to prevent a breach of the
peace.
SECTION 11 - SKATEBOARDS, LONGBOARDS, ROLLERSKATES, ROLLERBLADES, BICYCLES,
Electric Bikes, HORSES AND HORSEDRAWN VEHICLES
11.1
The driver, rider or other person in charge of any horse or horse-drawn vehicle on a Highway shall
remain upon such vehicle while it is in motion or shall walk beside such vehicle.
11.1.1 Anyone operating a horse drawn vehicle or riding a horse within the Village of Carbon shall
immediately clean up all feces deposited by said horse.
11.1.2 Anyone operating a horse drawn vehicle or riding a horse within the Village of Carbon shall
assume full liability for any injury or loss which may occur as a result of said activity.
11.2
No person shall operate a bicycle or e-bicycle ( wheel diameter in excess of forty five (45)
centimetres) on any sidewalk.
11.3
Every person roller skating, in-line skating, skateboarding, longboarding or riding a scooter upon a
sidewalk shall:
11.3.1 yield the right-of-way to pedestrians;
11.3.2 when passing a pedestrian, or other person on a sidewalk, use care and control required to
ensure the safety of the pedestrian or other person;
11.3.3 stay at a reasonable distance from other persons using the sidewalk; and
11.3.4 give an audible signal before overtaking a pedestrian, which signal will be produced a
reasonable time prior to overtaking, by voice, bell or other warning device, which is audible to
the pedestrian.
11.3.5 Travel at a rate of speed that is reasonable for condition and use of the sidewalk.
11.4
Notwithstanding any penalty specified, any person who operates a bicycle, skateboard or longboard
within the corporate limits of the Village in contravention of any of the provisions of this Bylaw or any
other Bylaw of the Village, or any Act of Alberta, may have the said bicycle or skateboard impounded
by and at the discretion of any Peace Officer for a period not exceeding sixty (60) days.
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SECTION 12 - MISCELLANEOUS
12.1
No person shall load or unload goods or merchandise across a sidewalk or Boulevard where loading
and unloading facilities have been provided on the premises to which the goods are being delivered or
from which they are being taken.
12.2
No unauthorized person shall place upon any Highway or upon any structure abutting a Highway any
sign, mark or notice relating to the use of the Highway.
12.3
No person, other than a Village employee in the normal course of his/her duties, shall mark any curb
with paint or any other substance.
12.4
No person shall stand or park any vehicle on any Highway for the purpose of maintaining or repairing
such vehicle except for emergency repairs.
12.5
Every person shall comply with any traffic signal or direction of a School Patrol.
12.6
No person shall, when a firehose of the Fire Department has been laid down on any Highway or
Driveway for use at a fire, fire event or fire practice, drive any vehicle over such hose except with the
consent of the Fire Department Official in Command.
12.7
No pedestrian or person operating a vehicle shall stand or park to prevent or impede access to the
zone of a fire or other emergency or pass beyond a point designated by a Peace Officer or a Director
of Emergency Management.
12.8
No person shall place or cause to be placed any unauthorized structure or object which projects into
or obstructs the use of any Highway.
SECTION 13 - ENFORCEMENT
13.1
The Owner of a vehicle which is involved in any contravention of this Bylaw is guilty of an offense.
13.2
A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a Remedial Order, Municipal Tag
and/or Provincial Violation Ticket to any Person, whom the Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to
believe has contravened any provision of this Bylaw.
13.3
A Peace Officer may, for the purpose of ensuring that the provisions of this Bylaw are being
complied with, enter in or upon any Property, in accordance with Section 542 of the Municipal
Government Act, to carry out an inspection, enforcement or other action required or authorized by
this Bylaw, the Municipal Government Act, or other statute.
13.4
When exercising their authority to enter onto Property for inspection or enforcement under Section
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5.2, a Peace Officer shall provide the Owner or Occupant of the Property with reasonable notice as
required by the Municipal Government Act.
13.5
No Person shall obstruct, hinder or impede any authorized representative of the Village in the exercise
of their powers or duties pursuant to this Bylaw.
13.6
A Peace Officer is authorized to remove or cause to be removed any vehicle or trailer operated or
parked in contravention of any provision of this Bylaw, or where emergency conditions may require
such removal from a Highway;
13.6.1 Such vehicle may be seized and removed to a suitable place where it will remain until claimed by the
owner thereof or his agent or disposed of if not claimed within 15 days of removal.
13.6.2 No seized vehicle shall be released to its owner or his agent until the storage and removal charges on
the vehicle have been paid; such charges shall be in addition to any fine or penalty imposed in respect
of any such violation or to any payment made in lieu of prosecution as provided. The Village is not
responsible for towing or storage charges.
SECTION 14 - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
14.1 Any person violating a provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and is liable to pay the amount
as set out in the Master Rates Bylaw, or any enforcement costs described in Section 16 of this
Bylaw.
SECTION 15 - DEEMED SERVED
15.1
A Municipal Tag issued by a Peace Officer pursuant to any of the provisions of this Bylaw shall be
deemed to have been duly given and served on the person whom it is addressed:
15.1.1 being personally delivered to the person named on the Municipal Tag; or
15.1.2 upon sending the Municipal Tag by regular mail to the address as is shown on the
assessment roll. A Municipal Tag will be considered served after 5 (five) business days upon
mailing.
15.2
A Remedial Order issued by a Peace Officer pursuant to any of the provisions of this
Bylaw shall be deemed to have been duly given and served on the person whom it is addressed:
15.2.1 being personally delivered to the person named on the Remedial Order; or
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15.2.2 upon sending the Remedial Order by regular mail to the address as is shown on the
assessment roll. A Remedial Order will be considered served after 5 (five) business days
upon mailing; or
15.2.3
15.3
A Provincial Violation Ticket issued by a Peace Officer pursuant to any of the provisions of this Bylaw
shall be deemed to have been duly given and served:
15.3.1 on the Person to whom it is addressed pursuant to the Provincial Offences Procedures Act or;
15.3.2 swearing an Information and Complaint against the person; or
15.3.3 by leaving a copy for such person at his/her residence with an individual at the residence who
appears to be at least 18 years of age, and such service shall be adequate for the purposes of
this Bylaw.
15.4
A Provincial Violation Ticket may be served on a Person which is a corporation, either:
15.4.1 by sending it by registered mail to the registered office of the corporation. A Provincial
Violation Ticket will be considered served after 5 (five) business days upon mailing; or
15.4.2 by delivering it personally to the manager, secretary or other executive officer of the
corporation or the person apparently in charge of a branch office of the corporation at an
address held out by the corporation to be its address, and such service shall be adequate for
the purposes of this Bylaw.
15.5
This Section does not prevent a Peace Officer from issuing a Provincial Violation Ticket requiring a
Court appearance by the Defendant in accordance with the Provincial Offences Procedures Act.
SECTION 16 - RECOVERY OF ENFORCEMENT COSTS
16.1 The expenses incurred by the Village in carrying out enforcement action pursuant to this Bylaw
constitutes a debt owing to the Village from the Person responsible for the Bylaw contravention and
may be collected by civil action for debt in a court of competent jurisdiction, in accordance with the
Municipal Government Act.
16.2 In the event of the Village carrying out enforcement action pursuant to a Remedial Order, the CAO is
responsible for sending a demand for payment of enforcement expenses incurred by the Village, per
the Master Rates Bylaw, to the Owner of the property where the infraction took place. If the Owner
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fails to pay the enforcement expenses incurred by the Village within the time frame set out in the
demand for payment, the CAO shall place the unpaid expense amount onto the tax roll of the subject
Property and that amount:
SECTION 17 - GENERAL
17.1
If any Section or parts of this Bylaw are found in any court of law to be illegal, or are otherwise
invalid and beyond the power of Council to enact, such Section or parts shall be deemed to be
severable and all other Section or parts of this Bylaw shall be deemed to be separate and
independent there from and to be enacted as such.
17.2
This Bylaw repeals all previous Bylaws including Bylaw 2008-759, Bylaw 2013-783, Bylaw 2019-820
and Bylaw 2019-826.
17.3
This Bylaw comes into full force and effect upon receiving third and final reading thereto.
READ a first time this 22 day of April, 22, 2025.
READ a second time this day of
READ a third and final time and passed this day
_________________________________
MAYOR
_________________________________
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
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SCHEDULE 'A' CURBS
Section 4.3 of Bylaw 2023-861 states that: no person shall drive over or upon any curb, gutter or sidewalk
unless that curb has been lowered to allow vehicle access (commonly described as depressed crossing, curb
cut, lowered curb, lowered or sloped sidewalk).
Figure 1 - Curb lowered to allow vehicle access.
Figure 2 - Lowered Curb (may drive over)
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SCHEDULE 'B'
Truck Route
Truck Parking