Lamont County, Alberta
· No. 869.23
· adopted 2024-01-09
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Bylaw No. 869.23
BEINGA BYLAWOF LAMONTCOUNTVIN THEPROVINCEOF ALBERTATO CONTROLTHE USE OF HIGHWAYS,
ROADWAVS AND STREETSWITHINLAMONTCOUNTVTHE TRAFFICAND PEDESTRIANSMOVING THEREON
AND PARKINGOFVEHICLESON THESAID HIGHWAYS, ROADWAVS AND STREETS.
WHEREASthe Municipal Government
Act, RSA 2000, c. M-26 provides that a municipality has the direction,
control and management
of all roads within the municipality;
AND WHEREASthe Municipal Government
Act, RSA2000, c. M-26 provides that Council may pass bylaws for
municipal
purposes
respecting
the safety,
health
and welfare of people and the protection
of people and
property
of the people, activities and things in, on or near a public place or place that is open to the public;
AND WHEREASthe Dangerous Goods Transportation
and Handling Act, RSA2000,
c. D-4 provides that Council may, by Bylaw, regulate the transportation
of dangerous goods on highways
under its direction, control and management;
AND WHEREAS, by virtue of the 'authority vested in the County Councilof Lamont County and by virtue of the
Traffic Safety Act Revised statutes
of Alberta 2000 Chapter T-6, and amendments thereto, which made
provision for the enactment
of bylaws relating to the regulation of vehicle and highway traffic.
AND WHEREAS,as Section 13 of the-Traffic Safety Act reads as follows: "with respect
to highways under its
direction, control and management,
the Council ofa municipality may make bylaws, not inconsistent
with this
Act, and on matters
for which no provision is made in this Act, for the regulation and control of vehicle,
animal and pedestrian traf?c."
NOW THEREFORE,the Council of Lamont County hereby enacts
a bylaw to regulate traffic in Lamont County.
SECTION1
SHORTTITLE
1.
Thisbylaw may be cited as "Lamont County Traf?c Bylaw"
SECTION2
DEFINITIONS
In this bylaw, including this section, the terms
used in the Act were used or referred to in this Bylaw shall have
the same meaning as used or defined in the Act unless they have been otherwise defined in Section (2) or
unless the context
expressly requires otherwise.
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"Act" means Traffic Safety Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000, Chapter T-6 and amendments
thereto.
(a)
a truck, trailer or semi-trailer or transit vehicle or any class of vehicle that by the regulations or
by any order ofthe Alberta Transportation
Safety Board is exempted
from being classified as a
commercial vehicle; and includes:
(b)
a vehiclefrom whichsales are made ofgoods, wares, merchandise or commodity, and
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a Vehicle by means of which delivery is made ofgoods. wares, merchandise or commodity to a
purchaser or consignee thereof. "Council" means the Council ofLamont County duly assembled and
acting as such.
"County" means Lamont County.
"Crossing agreement" means a permit approved
by Director,
PW, from time to time that contains one
or more provisions forthe granting ofconsent
to a person to do work in rights-of-way upon
compliance by such person with allother applicable municipal requirements.
"Crosswalk" means:
(a)
that part of a roadway at an intersection
included within the connection ofthe lateral lineof the
sidewalks on the opposite sidesof the highway measured from the curbs or, in the absence of
curbs, from the edges of the roadway, or
any part ofa roadway at an intersection
orelsewhere
distinctly indicated for pedestrian
crossing
by signs or by other markings on the road surface.
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"Curbs" means the actual curb, if there is one, and ifthere is no curb in existence.shall mean the
divisionof a highway between that part thereof intended for the use of vehicles and that part thereof
intended for the use of pedestrians.
"Daytime" means the period commencing
one hour before sunrise and ending one hour after the
following sunset.
"Dangerous goods" means any product, substance ororganism
specified in the regulations or included
by its nature
in any of the classes listed in the regulations under the Dangerous
Goods Transportation
and Handling Act, RSA2000, c. D4 as amended.
"Dangerous goods routes" means allorany portion ofthose Highways under the direction, control or
management
of the County designated
for the transportation
ofdangerous goods as described on
Schedule "B"and which is attached to and form part of this Bylaw.
"Dangerous goods route signs" means signs identified in Schedule "D"attached to and forming part of
this Bylaw.
rector, PW"means the County's Director of Publicworks and includes his or her designate.
"Director, PCS"means the County's Director of Planning and Community Services and includes his
or her designate.
"Driver" or"operator"
means a person who drives or is in actual physical care and control of a
vehicle.
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"Driveway aids" means any material
placed on the roadway
right-of~way to assist access to a
driveway including but not limited to rubber ramps, metal grates,
wood ramps, and concrete
blocks.
"Driving" or "drive" includes having care and control ofa vehicle.
"Emergency services" means the County's Emergency
Services Department.
"Emergency services coordinator" for Lamont County who performs the duties and responsibilities
of a Fire Chief and includes his or her designate.
"Emergency vehicle" means a motor
vehicle used:
(a)
(b)
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for police duty;
forfire?ghting
orother
type of Vehicle operated
by the fire protection
service of the County;
as an ambulance
operated
by a person or organization
providing ambulance
services
to the
County;
forpurposes
relating to maintenance
of public utility and designated
as an emergency
vehicle by the CA0 of Lamont
County; or
for Peace Officer duty, or
a vehicle operated
for either an electrical or as a gas disconnection
unit ofa public utility.
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(e)
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"Emergency Work" means the installation,
maintenance,
repair or replacement
of Equipment in
Rights-of-Way where health, safety orthe
provision ofessential
services is endangered.
"Equipment" means any pole, cables, pipes, conduits, pedestals,
antennas,
vaults,
support
structures
or similar facilities or structures.
"Fees and Charges Bylaw" means a Bylaw approved
by Council that sets the fees and charges,
which is updated
and replaced from time to time.
"Fire or Emergency
Lane" means all that portion ofa highway used to provide access to buildings,
and so marked by signs stating fire or emergency
lane.
"FireHydrant" means any privately-owned
?re hydrant within the County,
and any fire hydrant
controlled
and managed by the County.
"Foreign Matter" means snow, ice,dirt, debrls, orother such material.
"Gross weight ofa single axle"means the total weight a single axle transmits to a highway.
"Gross weight of a tandem axle" means the total weight a tandem axle transmlts
to the highway.
"Gross weight of an axlegroup" means the sum of the weights transmitted to the highway by allaxles
within the axle group.
"Gross weight of an axles" means the sum of the weights transmitted to the highway by:
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(a)
allthe axles ofa vehlcle, or
(b)
allthe axles of a combination ofvehicles
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"Hamlet"means a small rural unincorporated community and includes those lands located within the
Hamletsof Hilliard,Star, St. Michael, Whitford, and Wostok as de?ned in Bylaw 675/07, as amended
or replaced from time to time.
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"Heavy VehicIe"means avehicle,withor without load, exceeding any one ofthe following:
(a)
Two axles;
(b)
Twelve point ?ve (125) metres
in length; or
(c)
Amaximum allowable weight offive thousand ?ve hundred (5,500) kilograms; BUT
(d)
Does not include RecreationalVehicles.
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"Highway" or "roadway" means any thoroughfare, street, road, trail, avenue, parkway, driveway,
viaduct, lane, alley, square, bridge, causeway, trestle way or other place, whether public or privately
owned, any part of which the public is ordinarily entitled or permitted to use for the passage or
parkingof vehicles, and
(a)
includes:
(i)
a sidewalk (including the boulevard portion ofthe sidewalk),
(ii)
where a ditch liesadjacent to and parallel with the roadway, the ditch, and
(ii)
where a Highway Right»of-way
is contained between fencesor between a fence and one
side ofthe roadway, allthe land between
the fences, or allthe land between fence and
the edge of the roadway, as the case may be.
(b)
does not include a place declared bythe Lieutenant Governor in Council not to be a Highway.
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"Highway Right-of-way" means all ofthe land between the property
line on one side ofthe Highway
and the property
lineon the other side ofthe Highwayfor the length of the Highway.
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"Holiday"means a Sunday, a public holiday as defined in the Interpretation Act (Alberta) and a day or
portion ofa day proclaimed by the Councilas a Civic Holiday.
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"Identi?cationPIacard"means a placard issued bythe Motor Vehicles Branchof the Department
of
Justice to identify a vehicle operated or used by a disabled person.
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"Implement ofhusbandry" means avehlcle designed and adapted exclusivelyfor agricultural,
horticultural or livestockraising operations.
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"Intersection" means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of:
(a)
the lateral curb lines; or ifnone
(b)
the exterior edges ofthe roadways, ortwo or more highways whichjoin one another at an angle
whether or not one highway crosses the other.
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"Judge" means a commissioner,
magistrate, judge, ora person appointed
by Alberta Justice in such a
capacity (Justice of the Peace).
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"Landowner" means any person having a legal or equitable interest
in any land or building and includes
any resident, tenant
or occupier of such land or building.
"Lane"means allthat portion of a Highway used to provide access to lands,in addition to the access
provided by the street
in front of the said lands.
"Licensedweight" means the gross weight of allaxles for which a public vehicle is licensed.
"LocalRoad"means any road within the ruralareas of Lamont County.
"Maximumallowableweight" means the weight that may be borne by an axle, an axle group or all
axles of a vehicle or combination of vehicles.
"Motorcycle" means a motor vehicle mounted
on two or three wheels and includes those motor
'
vehicles known to the trade as motorcycles, scooters
and power bicycles but does not include an off-
hlghway vehicle as de?ned in the Off- highway Vehicle Act.
"Motor vehicle" means every vehicle propelled by any power, other than muscular power, except
aircraft, tractors, whether equipped with rubber tires or not, implements
or husbandry and such
motor vehicles as run only upon rails.
"Municipality" means Lamont County
"Nighttime" means the period commencing
one hour after sunset
and one hour before the following
sunrise.
"Off-Highway Vehicle" means any motorized mode oftransportation
built for cross»
country travel on
land, water, snow, ice or marsh or swamp landor on other natural terrain.
"Operator" means a person responsible
forthe operation
ofa vehicle.
"Operator's Iicense" means a license to operate
a motor vehicle issued pursuant to the Motor Vehicle
Administration Act.
"0ver~dimensiona|
vehic|e"
means a vehicle, including any loadthat is carried on the vehicle,which
exceeds the dimensions prescribed by regulation;
"Owner" isthe registered owner and includes any person renting a motor vehicle or having the exclusive
use thereof under a lease or otherwise for a period of more than 30 days.
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"Park"when prohibited, means allowing a vehicle (whether occupied or not) to remain standing in one
place, except
(a)
when standing temporarily forthe purpose of and while actually engaged in loading and
unloading of passengers
when standing in obedience to a peace officer ortraffic control device.
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"Parking lane" means that portion ofa primary highway between
(a)
(b)
the edge ofthe roadway to the right of the direction oftraf?c, and
the nearest
solidwhite line(not being the centre line) marked on the roadway.
"Passenger loading or unloading space" shall mean a space on the vehicle portion of a highway
marked with an authorized sign permitting parking therein for the period necessary to load or unload
passengers,
provided such period is ?ve (5) minutes parking may be allowed and the sign shall
indicate the time or times when the space is restricted to these purposes.
"Peace officer" means a member of the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police,an inspector of the
Inspection Service Branchor the Department of the Attorney General or a Community Peace Officer
appointed by the Solicitor GeneraI's Office.
"Pedestrian" means a person on foot or a person in a wheelchair'
"Percentage
axle weight" means the percentage
that is applied to the maximum allowable weights of
carrying axles to determine the weight that may bear on a highway'
"Permit"means any one ofthe permits required pursuant to this Bylawtogether with any
corresponding applications.
"Person" includes one or more individuals, partnerships,
corporate
or unincorporated
organizations,
government
bodies or agencies, trustees,
executors,
administrators or other legal
representatives,
other than the municipality or its legal representatives,
and specifically includes
the applicant and the owner of the work or equipment
being done or located within the rights-of-
way together
with the owner's agents,
contractors,
invitees or legal representatives.
"Private Property" means any property within the County not owned by or occupied
by the
Government
of Canada, Government
of Alberta or by the County, unless othenuise outlined in
Section 8.
"PublicPlace" means any place to which the public has access as of right or by invitation,
express
or implied, and without restricting the foregoing, to constitute a public place It Isnot necessary
that all segments
ofthe public have a right of access thereto.
"PublicProperty" means any property
owned by or under the control and management
ofthe
Government
of Canada, Government
of Alberta, or bythe County.
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"Primary highway" means a highway designed
as a primary highway pursuant
to the Highways
Development and Protection Act.
"Public service vehicle" means:
a motor vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer operated
on a highway by or on behalf of a person,
firm, association, or corporation
for compensation,
whether such operation
is regular or
only occasional or for a single trip, and
includes a motor
vehicle kept by a person, firm, or corporation
for the purpose,
subject to
the regulations of being rented without a driver, but
does not include a motor vehicle used solely as an ambulance or hearse.
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"Recreational vehic|e"
means a vehicle or trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped,
either temporarily
or permanently,
as a temporary
accommodation for travel, vacation, or
recreational
use and includes duly licensed travel trailers, motorized homes, slide-in campers,
chassis-mounted campers,
boats, all-terrain
vehicles, snowmobiles and tent trailers.
"Rights-of-way" means the highways, roads, road allowances, streets,
lanes, road diversions, bridges,
public utility lots, public space, public water, or other public places within the jurisdiction
of the
municipality, excluding:
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(c)
(d)
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reserve property;
tax recovery property;
easements,
leases orlicenses;
fee simple titled property;
or
any other property
designated
by the Director, PCS.
"Road"means land
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shown on a plan of survey that has been ?led or registered in a landtitles office, or
used as a public road and includes a bridge forming part ofa public road and any structure
incidental to a public road.
"Roadauthority" in the case ofa highway that is under the direction, control and management
of a
county, the councilof the County;
" "ROADBAN",as de?ned in the Traffic Safety Act, means the maximum allowableweight that may
be borne on a Highway by a Commercial Vehicle pursuant to a regulation made under Sections 151
and 152 of the Traffic Safety Act.
"Road Use Agreement" or"RUA" means an agreement
entered into with the County for the purpose of
ensuring that the highway or highways affected are protected.
"Roadway" means that part of a highway Intended for use by vehicular traffic.
"RuralRights-of-Way" shall mean allrights-of-way located within the boundaries of Lamont County
that are not located within any of the hamlet boundaries.
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"Ruralarea" means any area other than a city, town, or village.
"Semi-trailer"means a vehicle designed for carrying persons or property and drawn by a truck tractor
on which part of its weight and load rests.
"Sidewa|k"
means that part ofa highway especially adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by
pedestrians and includesthat part ofa highway between the curb line thereof (orthe edge of the
roadway, where there is no curb line) and the adjacent property
line, whether or not paved or
improved.
"Special Roadway Event"means:
(a)
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any procession or march organized primarilyfor the purpose of entertainment
ofspectators,
and includes display, inspection orpromotion
of a cause or purpose; or
an event
or competition
involving walking, running, or the use of bicycles, motorcycles, cars
or other Vehicles taking place in whole or in part, on a Highway and which blocks,
obstructs, impedes, hinders or otherwise
interferes with or which may block, obstruct,
impede, hinder or otherwise interfere with, pedestrians
or vehicular traffic on a Highway
and which consists of an organized group of:
(i)
more than ?fty (50) pedestrians; or
(ii)
more than ten (10) Vehicles; or
(iii)
any combination of pedestrians and Vehicles which together
exceed fifty (50) in
number;
but does not include:
(i)
a military, police, or emergency services parade, or
(ii)
a funeral procession.
"Single axle" means an "axle"as defined in the Act.
(c)
"Steering axle" means the articulated axle or axle group at the front ofa motor vehicle which can
be controlled by the driver for the purpose
of steering the motor vehicle.
"Stop" means:
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when required, a complete cessation from vehicular movement,
and
when prohibited, any halting even momentarily
ofa vehicle whether occupied or not,
except
when necessary
to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the
directions of a peace officer or traffic control device.
""Tandem axle"means any two or more consecutive axles whose centers
are more than 1.0
meters
but not more than 2.4 meters
apart and are individually attached to orarticuiated
from a
common
attachment
to the vehicle including a connecting mechanism that equallzes the load
between the axles.
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"Temporary Traffic Control Permit" means a permit, issued under the Act or under this Bylaw,
authorizing
the temporary
control of traffic:
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to minimize traffic disruption
around a worksite;
to protect
equipment;
and
to ensure the safety of motorists
and pedestrians
and employees within a work site.
"Terms and Conditions" shall mean those terms and conditions outlined in a permit.
"Trafficcontrol device" means any sign, signal, marking or device placed, marked or erected for
the purpose of regulating warning or guiding of traf?c.
"Traffic control signal" means a traf?c control device, whether manually,
electrically, or
mechanically operated,
by which traf?c is directed to stop or proceed.
"Traffic |ane"
means:
(a)
outside an urban area, a longitudinal division of a roadway into a strip of sufficient width to
accommodate
the passage ofa single line ofvehicles but does not mean a parking lane, and
Inside an urban area, a longitudinal division of a roadway into a strip of sufficient width to
accommodate the passage of a single line of vehicles, whether
or not lines on the road
indicate the di sion surface.
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"Trailer" means a vehicle designed or carrying a load and drawn by a motor
vehicle, which carries
no part ofthe weight and load of the trailer on its own wheels.
"Transportation"
means transportation
in or by means ofa vehicle.
"TridemAxleCertificate" or "TAC"means a permit, issued under the Act or under this Bylaw,
authorizing the operation
of a commercial vehicle, with any three consecutive axles on a vehicle,
on a highway.
"Truck" means a motor
vehicle designed,
used, or maintained
primarily for carrying a load.
"Truck Loading Zone" means an area reserved expressly for commercial vehicle loading and
unloading and signed accordingly.
'Truck Route" means a highway listed from time to time by the Director, PW and meant
to facilitate
heavy truck traffic as issued in a Road Use Agreement.
"Truck or Semi-Trailer" means a motor
vehicle designed for drawing other vehicles, but not for
carrying a load other than a part of the weight of the vehicle and load drawn.
"Urban area" means allhamlet streets
within Lamont County.
"Vehic|e"
means a device in, upon, or by, which a person orthing may be transported
or drawn
upon a highway.
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"Vehicle Storage Location" means a storage
location for vehicles which is:
(a)
at least twenty-?ve
(25) metres away from the nearest residential,
institutional or assembly
occupancy;
(b)
not located underelectrical transmission lines;
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"Violation Tag" means a ticket or similar document
issued by the County
pursuant
to the
Municipal Government
Act, RSA2000, c. M-26.
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"Violation Ticket" means a ticket issued pursuant
to Part II or Part III of the Provlnclal Offenses
Procedure Act, RSA2000 c. P-34 and the regulations thereunder.
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'Warning devices" means advance warning triangles, flares, reflectors, and red flags are approved
ifthey comply with the speci?cations established by the Society of Automotive Engineers, or the
Canadian Standards Association.
A public vehicle shall carry approved,-
(a)
flags and reflectors
(b)
flares, or
(c)
advance warning triangles
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"Warning notice" means a sign or similar device to show that "this property
(by way of sign) has
dangerous
goods on site".
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'work" means the installation, maintenance,
repair, replacement,
extension or operation
of any
Equipment
in rights--of-way,excluding emergency work.
SECTION3
RULESFOROPERATIONOF VEHICLES
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No person, when driving a vehicle on a bridge, having not more than two lanes for traffic, shall
drive or attempt
to drive such vehicle past any other vehicle proceeding in the same direction.
3.2
When a vehicle isengaged in such roadway or highway construction,
repairs or alterations within
an area controlled by a flagman, the provisions
of this bylaw relating to backing, turning,
stopping, crossing the center
line and making other movements,
shall not apply to such vehicle.
SECTIONA
SPEED
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The rate
of speed for motor
vehicles day or night on county
roads in Lamont
County shall not
exceed 80 kilometers per hour in the county and 50 kilometers per hour in the hamlet unless
otherwise posted.
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Notwithstanding
the provisions
of subsection
(4.1), no person
shall drive at a greater
rate of
speed than the maximum rate designated
by signs erected along any road or highway within
Lamont
County.
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where
a speed limit is prescribed
pursuant
to this section the speed limit applies
to all that
part
of the highway between the point where the first sign indicating the prescribed
speed
limit is
posted and the point where a sign is posted
indicating a greater
or lesser speed
or indicating
that the prescribed
speed limit has ceased
to apply.
Notwithstanding
the provisions
of subsection (Ab)above, the rate of speed for all motor
vehicles on the highways and roadways
within hamlets,
shall not exceed
50 kilometers per hour
at any time day or night, unless otherwise
posted.
WEIGHTRESTRICTIONSAND ROADBANS
No person shall operate
a vehicle in excess of the load limits, or the size limits, or in contravention
of any prohibitions as stated
in the Act and its regulations
this bylaw or any other County bylaw
without flrst obtaining from the County a permit to do so, subject to such conditions as speci?ed
in the permit.
The Director of Public works
or a Peace Officer of Lamont County is hereby appointed
officers of
the County to issue permits on behalf ofthe County under this part.
Upon enacting or cancelling a Road Ban, signage shall be placed on or removed from the respective
Highway(s), identifying the allowable weight of Commercial Vehicles.
Where a sign indicates the maximum load permitted
on a bridge no person shall operate
a vehicle
weighing with or without load in excess of the load limit so designated and marked upon the said
bridge.
(a)
Ifthe maximum weight of the vehicle and load carried by said vehicle in respect
of which
an offense against this section is committed, a Summons shall be issued and any person
convicted
of such an offense
is liable to a penalty as prescribed inthe Act and Regulations
thereunder
as amended from time to time.
In case of any dispute arising as to the right of any vehicle, the same shall be weighed upon
scales designated
by a Peace Officer of the County, and the certificate of the person
weighing the vehicle shall be deemed conclusive.
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Maximum sizes of vehicles allowed as regulated
by the TrafficSafety Act.
The maximum
axle weight or any combination of axles, including load, if any, as regulated
by the
TrafficSafety Act.
(a)
Notwithstanding
the provisions
of subsection (5.5) where otherwise posted,
the maximum
axle weights ofvehicles
or any combination of vehicles or axles, including load, if any, shall
not exceed the maximum weights indicated on the signs posted.
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5.8
5.9
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Bylaw No. 869.23
(b)
Notwithstanding
the provisions
of subsections (a) and (b) no person shall operate
a vehicle
or combination ofvehicles on any highway within Lamont County when the weight being
borne by an axle group of the vehicle or combination of vehicles is inexcess ofthe
allowable axle weight percentage
indicated on the sign posted.
(c)
No person shall operate
a vehicle or combination of vehicles over or on any highway within
Lamont County when the vehicle or combination of vehicles is inexcess
ofthe maximum
allowable weight set out by the Act and/orregulations, without ?rst obtaining
authorization from Lamont County
No persons shall operate
a vehicle orcombination
of vehicles on any highway within Lamont
County when the weight of the vehicle or combination of vehicles is in excess of the weight
speci?ed
on the registration
certificate,
provincial permit or County permit.
id)
The Director,
PW, in hisor her sole discretion, may make a determination that the use ofa
highway by a commercial vehicle or commercial vehicles may or will likely cause damage to a
highway due to:
(a)
(bi
the weight ofthe commercial vehicle or commercial vehicles; or
the frequency of use ofthe highway by commercial vehicles or commercial vehicles.
The Director,
PW, in exercising his discretion under Section 5.6, shall have consideration for the
following:
la)
(b)
(c)
highway surface classi?cation;
daily vehicular traffic count; and
number of occupied driveways adjacent
to the highway.
where the determination
ismade that the use may or willlikely cause damage to a Highway under
Section 5.6, the Director,
PW, is authorized
to require
any operator
to enter
into a Road Use
Agreement
prior to operating a commercial vehicle upon a highway.
An operator
entering
into an RUA shall at alltimes ensure that the terms
and conditions contained
within the RUA are complied with.
Where an operator has entered into an RUA, failure to comply with this Bylawmay result in the
cancellation of that RUA.
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5.12
Prior to operation
of a commercial vehicle on a highway, a commercial vehicle for which a TAC
has been issued in accordance
with the provisions
ofthe Act must also have a TAC issued by the
Director, PW, pursuant
to this Bylaw.
5.13
Notwithstanding
Section
5.11, an operator
shall comply with all other provisions
of the Act and
this Bylaw, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, shall obey all prohibitions,
limitations, increases, or restrictions imposed byan RUA.
5.14
The CAO, is hereby authorized to impose road bans from time to time to define:
la)
load llmits upon highways;
(bl
highway locations with percentage
axle weights for those highways; and
(c)
bridge locations with the maximum weights posted on those bridges.
5.15
Where the CA0, imposes a road ban with respect to a highway, he shall cause signs to be erected
along the highway as he considers
necessary
to notify operators
using commercial vehicles on the
highway of the road ban order.
5.16
Exemptions
to this section are:
(a)
snow removal
and ice control equipment,
motor
graders
or highway construction
equipment
operated
or hauled by or on behalf ofthe County;
(b)
commercial vehicles or combinations of commercial vehicles required bythe county
to
transport
materials needed for maintenance
and repair of highways; or
(c)
The movement
of equipment
to a natural or man-made disaster such as a ?re, ?ood, train
derailment or pipeline spill, provided that the Director, PW is immediately noti?ed of the
occurrence of such disaster.
SECTION6
PARKING
6.1
Notwithstanding
any other provlslon Inthis bylaw, the Council or their authorized
representatives
may cause movable traf?c control devices to be placed on or near a roadway or
highway for any reasonable purpose:
(a)
After such signs are placed on or near a roadway, or highway, no unauthorized person shall
park or leave a vehicle on the portion
so prohibited
to parking for so long as the traffic
control device remains.
(b)
Any non-authorized vehicle that is on such roadway or highway when such traffic control
devices are placed shall be removed promptly by its owner or operator.
(c)
when
any emergency
snow removal or highway clearing commences on the designated
roadway or highway, then the owner shall be charged with unlawful parking and the vehicle
may be removed.
(d)
When it is practicable the vehicle, on removal from the highway or roadway being cleared,
will be left nearby to minimize inconvenience and expense
to the owner or operator.
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SECTION7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
SECTION B
8.1
8.2
8.3
LAMONT COUNTV
INTHEPROVINCEOF ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
SPECIALCLASSESOFVEHICLES
Noperson, except with permission of the County, shall operate
or move upon or over any paved
or graveled
highway any vehicle or traction engine having cleats, tracks or other devices attached
to its wheels or made a part thereof, which may injure the highway.
No person, except with the permission
of the County, shall operate
or move upon or over any
County Highway any vehicle, load, building, machine. contrivance or things which may obstruct
traffic, or which would exceed the maximum weight limitations or any other object or thing
which inthe opinion of the County might have some adverse effect on the highway.
Before granting
permission
to move the load, object or thing over any highway is prescribed in
Section 8.3, the County may, if in their opinion deem necessary,
direct the applicant as to
conditions under which such load, object orthing may be moved.
The County may issue a permit in special cases forthe operation
ofa particulartype
of vehicle, load,
or movement
of any other class oftraf?c othemise
prohibited
by this bylaw.
The County. may require the owner, operator,
driver or mover or such vehicle and/orload, or any
of them as a condition precedent
to obtaining such a permit, to agree to be responsible
for all
damages
which may be caused to the highway by reason of driving, operating
or moving of such
vehicle and/orload upon the highway, and the County may, as a condition precedent to the
granting of such permit, require a bond sufficient to cover the cost of repairing such posslble
injury or damage to the highway.
Failure on the part of the holder of the permit, the owner,
or
the operator,
driver or mover ofthe vehicle and/orload, to comply with the condition set out in
such permit shall constitute
a breach of this bylaw.
Nothing in this bylaw shall be construed as to require the entering
into of an agreement
by the
County.
AUTHORITVOF THE CAO
The Council hereby delegates
to the CA0 the power to prescribe where traffic control devices
and traffic control signals are to be located. Without restrlctlng the generality ofthe foregoing,
traffic control devices and traffic control signals shall be deemed to mean and include all stop
signs, yield signs, speed limit signs, weight signs and other signs regulating the use of any
roadway or highway located within the boundaries of Lamont County and falling within the
jurisdiction of the said County.
The Council hereby directs that a record shall be kept which shall be open to public inspection
during normal business hours.
Without
restricting
the generality of the foregoing section, the CA0 is hereby authorized to
designate any highway for through traffic purposes.
Such highway shall be properly marked if
stop signs or yield signs are erected at all intersections of such highway.
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8.5
8.6
8.7
8.8
8.9
8.10
8.11
8.12
8.13
8.14
8.15
LAMONTCOUNTY
INTHEPROVINCEOF ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
The CAO is hereby authorized
to designate safety zones and cause the same to be marked.
The CADis hereby authorized to designate crosswalks upon any highway and to mark the same.
The CAD is hereby authorized to designate any highway intersection or other place on a highway
as a place at which no left hand or right hand turn
or both shall be made and cause the said place
to be marked with appropriate
traflic control devices.
The CAO is hereby authorized to designate
any intersection or place on a highway, including a
place where a railway right-of--waycrosses a highway, as a place where
U-turns are prohibited
and shall cause the same to be marked with an appropriate
traffic control device.
when the Council has approved
of any highway or part ofa highway being designated
for one way
traf?c, then the CA0 shall cause the same to be marked with traffic control devices.
The CADis hereby authorized to designate:
(a)
Any highway as one which is closed temporarily
inwhole orin part of traffic.
(b)
Any area as one in which parking privileges are temporarily
suspended.
(c)
And shall cause such highway or area to be marked with appropriate
traffic control
devices.
The CAD is hereby authorized to designate any highway or roadway as one to be divided into
traf?c lanes of such number
as then consider proper.
The CADis hereby authorized to designate "school zones" and "playground zones". Such zones
shall be marked by traffic control devices and traffic control signals posted along the highway, or
by markings on the pavement
or by lights posted or suspended
over the highway.
A record of the
locations of such zones shall be kept by the CA0 and shall be open to inspection
during normal
business hours.
The CAO shall consult with Council prior to designating vehicle speed on any highway or portion
ofa highway and shall cause the same to be so designated
by traffic control devices, unless
othewvise
designated
by this bylaw or any other bylaw passed
by Council,
TheCAOis hereby authorized to designate any boulevard upon which parking is permitted
and
shall cause traffic control devices to be erected so designating.
The CAD is hereby authorized to designate passenger or truck loading spaces and shall cause the
same to be marked by traffic control devices.
The CAD is hereby authorized to designate "bus stops", including "school bus stops" and shall
cause the said areas to be marked by traffic control devices.
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SECTION9
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
LAMONT COUNTY
INTHEPROVINCEOF ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
The CAO is hereby authorized to designate:
(a)
distance from any intersection
within which no parking is permitted;
(b)
portion ofa highway where parking is limited to a period of time;
(c)
parking areas for county
employees;
(d)
areas for angle parking on any highway; and
(e)
shall cause the appropriate
traffic control devices to be erected.
The CADis hereby authorized to prohibit or restrict by traf?c control devices the movement
of
vehicles from a private driveway onto a highway or from a highway onto a private driveway where
such prohibition or restriction
is deemed advisable in the public interest and for better
regulation
of traffic.
The CAOis hereby authorized to designate:
(a)
In case of unfavorable
road conditions,
reduced vehicle and/orload weights as prescribed in
Section 5.
(b)
Maximum vehicle weight restrictions on bridges and cause the same to be indicated by
placing appropriate
traffic control devices.
POWERS OF PEACEOFFICER
Pursuant
to the provisions of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, and the Municipal
Government
Act, the Council ofa municipality may by bylaw provide forthe
payment
of traffic
tickets or summons out of court.
A notice or form (commonly called a traffic tag or a violation ticket) may be issued by a peace
officer or by special constables appointed
by the County Council to any person charged
with a
breach of any of the provisions of this bylaw and the hereto mentioned Acts shall apply in
regards to the payment.
A person found guilty of an offense against this Bylaw of Lamont County where no penalty has
been speci?cally provided is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding Twenty-five
Hundred dollars ($2,500.00) exclusive ofcosts and in default of payment
to imprisonment
for a
period not exceeding six months.
Allsections not covered by the specified penalties noted willbe issued a Provincial summons
with
a mandatory
court
appearance.
Each peace officer is hereby charged with the duty of enforcing the provision of this bylaw.
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SECTION10
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10. 5
10.6
10. 7
10.8
10.9
10.10
10.11
LAMONT COUNTY
IN THEPROVINCEOFALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
ROAD PROTECTIONANDTRAFFICSAFETY
No person shall do any act that is likely to cause or does damage
to one or more of the following:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
a highway,
a culvert,
a bridge,
any public property,
situated within a highway or road allowance, or
any private property
permitted
by the County to be situated within a highway or road
allowance.
No person shalldo any act that is likely to cause or does cause an obstruction to he on or within
one or more of the following:
la)
lb)
lcl
(d)
(e)
a highway,
a culvert.
a bridge,
any public property,
situated within a highway or road allowance,
or
any private
property
permitted
by the County to be situated within a highway or road
allowance.'
No person shalluse any implement of husbandry or machineto cultivate or harrow or in any way disturb
or damage the Side slope or "Backslope" portion of a highwaywithoutpermission to do so from the
County
No person shallremove 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 clippingsor stalksto be deposited
on the roadway portion of a highway.
No person shalldeposit or disposeof rocks,brush,mots, twigs, branchesorany otherrubbishrefuse or debris
in aditchor onany portion ofa highwaywithoutpermission to do sofrom the County.
The person responsible where rocks, brush or other debris islocated shall be responsible for removing
the rocks,brush or debris.
No person shallcause or allow oilor any chemicalor any liquid to be placed on a highway without
obtaining permission to do so fromthe County.
No person shallcause or allowto be deposited or disposed of on a highway any substance or object
whichmay be or ishazardousto a person or vehicle.
No person shall oonstruct 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 reasonableand necessary to prevent
continuation of any act prohibited bythis section 11 and may, but is not restricted to the following:
la)
lb)
(C)
Order the vehicle and cargo, equipment, implement of husbandry machine, or object to be
removed from a highway;
Detour any vehicle and cargo, equipment,
implement of husbandry or machine;
Order a person to cease any act which constitutes
a breach of this section.
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10.13
10.14
10.15
10.16
SECTION11
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
LAMONT COU NTV
IN YHEPROVINCEOF ALBERTA
By|aw No. 869.23
Notwithstanding
anything inthis Section 11.no person shall cause, allow or 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.
ifin 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.
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.
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.
No person shall occupy any recreation
vehicle or holiday trailer asa dwelling or sleeping place at
any time while it is parked on a highway.
SPECIALROADWAV EVENTS
Any Person desiring to holda Special Roadway Event within the County shall, at least two weeks
prior to the time desired to hold the same, make application in writing to the Director,
PW and in
such application shall furnish information
with respect
to the following:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(dl
(el
if)
the name and address ofthe applicant;
the nature
and object of such Special Roadway Event;
the day, dates and hours during which the same will be held;
the intended route thereof;
the approximate
number of Persons and/orvehiclestaking part therein;
the nature
of signs, flags, banners, placards or such similarthings to be carried therein and
particulars of inscriptions
and wording to be exhibited thereon;
the proposed
use of publicaddress
systems
or loudspeakers;
and
the signatures
and addresses of the Persons who willbe in control of such Special Roadway
Event and who undertake to be responsible
for the good order and conduct thereof; and
any other information that might be requested
by the Director,
PW.
(g)
(hi
(i)
The Director,
PW, may issue a Permit, refuse a Permit, or may issue the Permit subject to such
conditions as are deemed necessary
in the circumstances,
including the requirement
forfees
or
bonds.
Where an application fora permit has been refused under 16.2, the Applicant may request
a
review by the CA0.
Failure to submit any information
required by the Director, PW, or evidence of previous
mismanagement
of prior Special Roadway Events authorized
by a Permit shall be good and
sufficient reason for the Director,
PW to refuse issuance of a Permit.
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11.6
11.7
11.8
11.9
SECTION 12
12.1
12,2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
LAMONTCOUNTV
IN THEPROVINCEOF ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
Upon a Permit being granted
under this Bylaw, the Director,
PW is hereby authorized, to the
extent
he deems necessary,
to temporarily close or restrict the use ofany Highway, subway,
bridge or overpass
or any part of any Highway, subway, bridge or overpass within the County,
either as to the full width of it or as to part of the width of it and with respect
to any class or any
classes of Vehicles or with respect
to pedestrians,
and may provide for the proper enforcement
of any such closing either by way of erection
of barricades or by the adoption
of any other means
considered necessary or expedient.
No Person shall hold, conduct,
manage, organize, or take part in any Special Roadway Event unless
and until a Permit forthe Special Roadway Event has been issued bythe Director,
PW or as expressly
permitted
by resolution of Council.
A non-refundable
fee as set out in the Fees and Charges Bylaw shall accompany
each application
for a Permit under this Section.
No Person shall install or use a loudspeaker
system
or other device for the ampli?cation
ofsound
in any PublicPlace except
as authorized by a Permit.
Section 11.8 does not apply to the use of sound amplification devices by ambulance, police,
fire?ghting, or other Emergency
Services.
MISCELLANEOUS
No person shall erect
or cause to be erected, built, or placed, a fence, wall, or other object on
private
property
within ?fteen (15) meters
of a highway right-of-way boundary, so that good
visibility for safe traffic ?ow is thereby interfered with.
No person shall continue the existence of a fence, wall, or other object on private property
within
?fteen (15) meters of a right-of-way boundary after the passing of this bylaw so that good visibility
for safe traffic is thereby interfered
with.
Nothing contained In this section shall affect the liability of any person to prosecution
for breach
of this section.
No person shall load or unload goods or merchandise across a sidewalk or a boulevard where
loading and unloading facilities have been provided
in the premises
to which the goods or
merchandise are being delivered or from which they are being taken.
No person shall pass beyond a point designated
by a peace of?cer ora member ofa ?re
department
near the location of a fire.
No person shall allow himself to be drawn by a moving vehicle while he is riding upon a sled,
toboggan,
skis, bicycle, skateboard, trailer, or other conveyance,
upon a highway pursuant
to
TSA.
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IN THE movmcs or ALBERTA
Bylaw Nu. 869.23
SECTION14
REPEALOF BYLAWS
This Bylaw repeals the following Bylaws:
861.23
- Road Bans Bylaw,
754.15
- Traf?c Bylaw
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INTHE PROVINCEor ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE"A"
SPECIFIEDPENALTIES
SCHEDULE"B"
GUIDELINESFORAPPLICATIONSANDAPPROVAL FORUSE OF
HIGHWAYS FOR 0FF--H|G HWAV VEHICLEEVENTS
SCHEDULE"C"
STATUTORYDECLARATIONFOROFF-HIGHWAYVEHICLEEVENTS
RELEASE,WAIVERAND INDEMNITYAGREEMENTFOR 0FF- HIGHWAY
VEHICLEEVENTS
SCHEDULE"D"
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Bylaw No. 869.23
SCHEDULE"D"
RELEASE,WAIVERAND INDEMNITYAGREMENTFOR OFF HIGHWAY
VEHICLEEVENTS
Group Members Lamont
County Traffic Bylaw
This is to certify that we the members of the
of
in the Province of Alberta who have attached our signatures
hereto intend to participate,
at our own risk, in the even or ride being the
held by the
on the date(s) of
20_____
and in consideration of using Lamont County's Highways or a portion of Highways as authorized
for the said event
or ride and further good and valuable consideration,
the receipt whereof being hereby
acknowledged, I do hereby freely and voluntarily release Lamont County, the Council of Lamont County,
and Councilors' of Lamont County, past, present, or future, its officers, employees,
servants, independent
contractors
and agents (hereinafter
collectively referred to as "Lamont County") from all liability and do
hereby waive as against Lamont County all recourses,
claims, causes
of action
and demands
of any
kind whatsoever,
which I, my heirs, executors,
and assigns might have against Lamont County, and I do
hereby agree
to indemnify and hold harmless Lamont County from any and all claims, demands, causes
of action of any kind whatsoever, including those involving negligence on the part of the said Lamont
County, that may be made against Lamont County, arising out of or connected with my preparation
or
participation
in any of the programs or activities referred to above.
In confirmation of the above, we have attached our signatures hereto.
Dated at
, in the Province of Alberta, this
day of
, 20
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IN THE PROVINCEor ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
SCHEDULE"C"
STATUTORY DECLARATION FOR OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLEEVENTS
CANADA
}
T0 wn: PROVINCEor ALBERTA
In the Matter of
of
in the Province of Alberta, do
solemnly declare that I have on behalf of the
checked Lamont County Highways or portion of the Highways to be used for
, which will be held by the
, on the dates of
to
, and have satisfied myself that the Highways or
portions of the Highways to be used for the said even or ride are satisfactory and safe for the intended
use but the members or participants
of such even or ride.
AND I make this solemn declaration
conscientiously
believing it to be true and knowing that it is of the
same force and effect as if made under oath.
DECLAREDbefore me at the
of
in the Province of Alberta, this
day of
AD., 20
A commissioner
for Oaths or Notary Public in and for the Province of Alberta
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LAMONT COUNTY
INTHE PROVINCEOF ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
SCHEDULE"B"
GUIDELINESFORAPPLICATIONSANDAPPROVAL FOR USE OF HIGHWAYS
FOROFF-HIGHWAYVEHICLEVENTS
Written
application will be received for specific rides or events
from groups,
organizations, societies or clubs which:
intend to raise funds for a "Charitable Purpose" as de?ned in the
E,
R.S.A. 1992, C. P-26, as amended, and who meet the requirements
of the said Act; or
wish to hold a recreational
ride or event
to encourage
or promote
their membership
or group activities.
A group, organization,
society or club shall be allowed only two
rides or events,
as set out in
(1) above, per month.
A Statutory
Declaration (Schedule "F") shall be provided certifying that
a responsible
Person
within the group, organization or club has:
determined
that all members or participants who take pan in the ride orevent
hold a current
?nancial responsibility card for liability insurance which indicates that it remains
in force
during the ride or event,
and all Off-Highway Vehicles are properly licensed as per Motor
)&h_ig|§§ Administration Act R.S.A. 1980, C. M-22, as amended.
checked the Highways or portion of the Highways to be used and is satis?ed themselves that
the ditches and Highway sides to be used are satisfactory and, in his opinion, safe for the
intended purpose.
A Waiver or Release, Schedule "G" signed by each member or participant
involved in the ride or
event shall be provided and shall release the County ofany responsibility which may arise from the
use of the Highways or portions of Highways for the intended
purpose.
The application shall be submitted to the Director, PW at least three (3) weeks prior to the time of
the proposed ride or event and shall include the date and times of the ride or event
together
with
the name, address and telephone number of a contact
Person.
Upon
application, the Director, PW shall be authorized by Council to allow, if he deems it
necessary,
a pre-ride or pre-event
run by representatives
of the group,
organization,
society or
club to
certify the safety of the
route
or to mark the route or any hazards in relation to the
Highways or portions or Highways as speci?ed for use in the applications.
Priorto the placing of markers for the route of for hazards along the proposed
route approval must
be obtained from the Director, PW.
All signs or markings which have been placed along the route
shall be removed
within twenty-four
(24) hours following the completion of the ride or event.
Failure to comply with any of the requirements
of the Bvlaw,the attached Schedules or any
conditions of the approval, as granted,
may result in cancellation of the approval and the refusal of
future applications.
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SCHEDULE
SPECIFIEDPENALTIES
**AlL PENALTIESAPPLIEDWILLBETHE FROMTHETRAFFICSAFETYACT"
ONLVINSPECIFICCIRCUMSTANCESWILLTHETRAFFICBVLAWAPPLY
Breach uf Conditions Road Use Agreement:
First Offence
1 day suspension
of the RUA +
5 1.000
Second Offence
1 week Suspension of the RUA -1»
S 2,500
Third Offence
Cancellation of the RUA
5 5:000
Lamont County Traf?c Bylaw 869.23
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LAMONTCOUNTY
Lamont
in THEmzovmcsor ALBERTA
Bylaw No. 869.23
SCHEDULE"D"
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SIGNATURESOF MEMBERS
Please Print Name
Signature
Print name of Witness:
Signature of Witness:
Address of Witness:
Lamont County Traf?c Bylaw 869.23
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