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## BYLAW 2022-860 ## TRAFFIC, HIGHWAYS AND PUBLIC PLACES BYLAW A BYLAW OF THE VILLAGE OF MANNVILLE IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA FOR THE PURPOSE OF REGULATING HIGHWAYS AND PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE VILLAGE OF MANNVILLE. WHEREAS the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. T-6, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time, empowers the Council of the Village of Mannville to pass Bylaws, respecting highways under its direction, control and management, for the regulation and control of vehicles, animals and pedestrian traffic within the Village of Mannville; and WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. M-26, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time authorizes the Council of the Village of Mannville to pass Bylaws with respect to the safety, health and welfare of people, the protection of people and property; activities or things done in or near public places and places open to the public, transport and transportation systems, and the enforcement of Bylaws within the Village of Mannville; and WHEREAS the Council of the Village of Mannville deems it to be in the best interest of the residents of the Village to regulate and control activities in relation to highways, public places and parking on private property within the Village of Mannville; NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the Village of Mannville, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled and pursuant to the authority conferred upon it by the Traffic Safety Act and the Municipal Government Act hereby enacts as follows: - 1.0 Short Title: This Bylaw may be referred to as the Traffic Bylaw. ## 2.0 Definitions - 2.1 Alley means a narrow highway intended chiefly to allow access to the rear of buildings and parcels of land; - 2.2 Bicycle means any manner of cycle propelled by human power on which a person may ride regardless of the number of wheels it may have. - 2.3 Chief Administrative Officer means the person holding the position of Chief Administrative Officer as defined in the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, being Chapter M-26, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time; - 2.4 Commercial Loading Zone means the area parallel to the curb side of a roadway and falling within two signs marking the area as a Commercial Loading Zone, or within ten metres of either side of such a sign, if only a single sign is present; - 2.5 Commercial Vehicle means a commercial vehicle as defined in the Traffic Safety Act, and includes any vehicle from which sales are made of goods, wares, merchandise or commodities, or a vehicle which delivery is made of people, goods, wares, services, merchandise or commodities to a purchaser or consignee thereof; - 2.6 Crossing means that area used for, or constructed to provide, access to Private Property from any Highway and shall be all that area from the Curb to the Private Property line; - 2.7 Curb means the actual curb if there is one and, if there is no actual curb in existence, shall mean the division point of Highway between that part thereof intended for the use of Vehicles and that part thereof intended for the use of pedestrians; - 2.8 Dangerous Goods means any product, substance or organism specified in or included by its nature in any of the classes listed in the Regulations under the Dangerous Good Transportation and Handling Act, R.S.A. 2000, c.D-4, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time; - 2.9 Disabled Person Vehicle means a vehicle identified as such by an Identification Placard, clearly displayed in the vehicle bearing the international symbol of the disabled;  ## 2.10 Emergency Vehicle means: - i. a Vehicle operated by a police force; a firefighting or other type of Vehicle operated by i fire protection service - ii. an ambulance operated by a Person or organization providing ambulance services; - iii. a Vehicle operated as a gas disconnection unit of the public utilities; - iv. a Vehicle designated as an emergency response unit pursuant to the regulations under the Traffic Safety Act, 5. 2.11 Fire or Emergency Lane means all that portion of a Highway used to provide access to buildings, and so marked by signs stating "Fire or Emergency Lane"; 6. 2.12 Hazard means a risk or danger, or to expose to a risk, danger or peril; 7. 2.13 Heavy Vehicle means a vehicle, with or without a load, exceeding any one of the following: - i. 11 metres in length; or - ii. maximum allowable weight of 7,200 kilograms; or - iii. tractor units which form by attaching as a power unit to semi-trailers. 11. 2.14 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: - i. Secondary Highway 16A (48* Avenue); 13. a sidewalk, including a boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk; - iii. a ditch, if the ditch is adjacent to and parallel with the roadway; 15. if a highway right-of-way is contained between fences or between a fence and on ene and headye o, athe rod and between the fences, or all the land between th - V. but does not include Secondary Highway 881. 17. 2.15 Highway Right-of-Way means all of the land between the property line on one side of the highway and the property line on the other side of the highway for the entire length of that 18. 2.16 Identification Placard means a placard issued by the Province of Alberta for the purpose of identifying a vehicle as operated or used by a disabled person; 19. 2.17 Municipal Government Act means the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. M-26, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time; 20. 2.18 Off-Highway Vehicle means any motorized mode of transportation built for cross-country Living the general, orte forgoing, islades, when special designed for sue. tavel. - i. 4-wheel drive vehicles; - ii. low pressure tire vehicles; - iii. motorcycles and related 2-wheel vehicles; - iv. amphibious vehicles; 25. all terrain vehicles; - vi. miniature motor vehicles; - vii. snow vehicles; - viii. minibikes, zip bikes, pocket bikes; - ix. any other mode of transportation that is propelled by any power other than muscular power or wind,  qal ## But does not include: - x. motorboats; - xi. mobility aids; - xii. any other vehicle exempted from being an off-highway vehicle by regulation; 4. 2.19 Operator means the person driving or in the position of control of the vehicle; 5. 2.20 Owner with respect to a vehicle means: - i. the person in whose name the vehicle is registered under the provisions of the Traffic Safety Act; or 7. any person renting a vehicle or having the exclusive use of it under a lease c therwise for a period of more than thirty (30) days 8. and with respect to any other form of property, means the person registered as owner, or othervise exercisingestral over fort propery, or the person in lawful possession 9. 2.21 Park and any derivation thereof mean a vehicle remaining stationary in one place: 10. While actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers; or - ii. In compliance with a traffic control device or the direction of a Peace Officer; 12. 2.21 Passenger Loading or Unloading Space means a space on a portion of a highway posted wilbad passengers, pried set period as ine (is) minutes or d necessary to load or 13. 2.22 Peace Officer means a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a member of a 14. 2.23 Permit means an authorization issued by the Chief Administrative Officer pursuant to this or any other bylaw of the Village. 15. 2.24 Person means any individual, corporation, society, association, partnership or firm; 16. 2.25 Playground Zone means that portion of a highway identified as a playground by a traffic control device; 17. 2.26 Posted means to erect, place or mark with traffic control devices; 18. 2.27 Private Property means any property within the Village not owned by or otherwise occupies by the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta or by the Village, except as otherwise indicated by express provision of this bylaw; 19. 2.28 Provincial Offenses Procedure Act means the Provincial Offenses Procedure Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. P-34 as amended or appealed and replaced from time to time; 20. 2.29 Public Place means any highway, park land, recreation area, road, footway, alley, passageway, whether a thoroughfare or not, and includes but is not limited to any open space to which the public has or may have access to, owned by or under the direction, control and management of the Village of Mannville; 21. 2.30 Recreational Vehicle means a vehicle or trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped, 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, personal watercraft, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and tent trailers; 22. 2.31 Roadway means that part of a highway intended for use by vehicular traffic; 23. 2.32 School Zone means that portion of a highway within the Village that adjoins any school property and is marked with a traffic control device. 24. 2.33 Stop when prohibited, means to allow a vehicle (whether occupied or not) to stop, to load or unload passengers, freight, or goods; 25. 2.34 Street Furniture means every curb, sidewalk, pole, traffic sign, waste receptacle, bench, tree, plant, grass, hydrant, fence, utility, utility service or any other property belonging to the Village capable or being marked, defaced or damaged; 26. 2.35 Track means to allow, cause or permit any dirt, soil, mud, gravel, clay, lime, fertilizer, manure, substance or material of any kind whatsoever to become loose or detached or blow, drop spill or fall from any vehicle, appurtenances, or tires onto any highway; 27. 2.36 Traffic Control Device means any authorized sign, signal, marking or device places, marked or erected for the purpose of regulating, warming or guiding traffic or pedestrian movement; 28. 2.37 Traffic Safety Act means the Traffic Safety Act, R.S.A. 200, c. T-6, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time; 29. 2.38 Trailer means a vehicle so designed that it may be attached to or drawn by a vehicle and intended to transport property or persons and includes any trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped as a dwelling place, living abode or sleeping place, eithe permanently or temporarily, but does not include machinery or equipment used it 30. 2.40 Transit Vehicle means a vehicle used for public transportation and includes school buses; 31. 2.41 Vehicle means a device in, on or by which a person or thing may be transported or drawn on a highway; 32. 2.42 Village means Village of Mannville; 33. 2.43 Violation Tag means a tag or similar documents issued by the Village pursuant to the Municipal Government Act; 34. /iolation Ticket means a ticket issued pursuant to Part 2 of the Provincial Offens rocedure Act, and the Regulations thereunde 35. 245 pup zone means an are doing ry pair cornel davies as a work zone for the  RS  RiS ## 3.0 Operation of Vehicles - 3.1 Every person shall obey the instructions of all traffic control devices authorized under this or any other bylaw, unless otherwise directed by a Peace Officer. - 3.2 Where temporary traffic control devices, including the use of signs and flag persons, have been placed in accordance with this or any other bylaw, Statute or Regulation every person shall obey the instructions of those temporary traffic control devices for the period of time during which those temporary traffic control devices are in place. - 3.3 No person shall stop a vehicle or permit a vehicle to be left upon any highway in such a manner as to block, obstruct, impede or hinder traffic on the highway. - 3.4 Notwithstanding Section 3.3, where the obstruction caused by a vehicle is unavoidable due to mechanical failure, a person shall not be in breach of section 3.3, provided the person promptly takes measures to remove the vehicle from the highway. - 3.5 No Person shall drive, pull or haul upon any highway a vehicle, with or without a load, without first having properly cleaned and removed all loose material from the vehicle body, vehicle box, hitch and trailer. - 3.6 Loads of loose material shall not be hauled on any highway within the village unless that load is covered in its entirety by a secure tarpaulin or other similar device. - 3.7 No person shall drive or pull upon a highway any vehicle containing a load unless that load has been secured in such a manner as to prevent the load from falling onto a highway or any land adjacent thereto, or otherwise to prevent shifting of the load within the vehicle. - 3.8 No person shall operate a heavy vehicle on any highway, other than a highway designated and properly marked as a truck route as set out in Schedule 'B' attached to and forming part of this bylaw. - 3.9 A heavy vehicle will not be deemed to be operating in contravention of Section 3.8, if the heavy vehicle except on a direct route to/from a construction site. The heavy vehicle shall use truck routes if the route allows. ## 4.0 Speed - 4.1 Notwithstanding any speed limit prescribed by or pursuant to this bylaw or any other Act, no driver shall drive at any rate of speed that is unreasonable, having regard to all of the prevailing circumstances and conditions, including without restricting the generality of the forgoing, - i. The nature, condition and use of the highway; - ii. The atmospheric, weather or other conditions that may impede the visibility of the driver or control of the vehicle; - ili. The amount of traffic presently on the highway, or that a person in similar circumstances would reasonably expect to be upon the highway; and - iv. The mechanical condition, construction or other limitations of the vehicle or any equipment of the vehicle. - 4.2 No Person shall operate a vehicle at a speed greater than forty (40) kilometres per hour on any highway within the Village, excepting Highway 881, unless otherwise permitted in this bylaw or posted by a traffic control device. - 4.3 No Person shall operate a vehicle on any alley within the village at a speed in excess of twenty (20) kilometres per hour. - On any day on which school is held, no person shall operate a vehicle within a school zone prainy rate of speed streater than thity (30) kilometres per hour during the following - i. the period between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. - ii. the period between 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. - ili. the period between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. - 4.5 No person shall operate a vehicle within a playground zone at any rate of speed greater than thirty (30) kilometres per hour during the period of time commencing at 8:30 a.m. and terminating one hour after sunset.  ## 5.0 Pedestrians - 5.1 No pedestrian shall cross an intersection if a traffic control device prohibits such a crossing. - 5.2 The driver of a vehicle is not relieved of his or her obligation to exercise due care and attention at all times when operating a vehicle on a highway. - 5.3 No person shall stand in a group of three (3) or more persons or so near to each other on any highway as to obstruct the entrance to a building or to obstruct or prevent other persons from using the highway, and forthwith after a request has been made by a Peace Officer, all such persons shall disperse and move away from the area. - 5.4 No person shall conduct him or herself or otherwise position him or herself on a highway n such a manner as to obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic or as to otherwis convenience any other person upon the highway - Nothing in this Bylaw shall be construed as prohibiting the assembling of persons for the purpose of watching a duly authorized parade or procession, or as otherwise permitted by the Village. - 5.6 No person shall hitchhike or solicit a ride from a driver of a vehicle on a highway. ## 6.0 Cyclists, Inline Skates, Skateboarding and Off-Highway Vehicles - 6.1 No person shall ride a bicycle, a skateboard, a sled, roller skates, inline skates, ice skates, a toy vehicle, or off-highway vehicle on any sidewalk unless the sidewalk is closed to pedestrians. - 6.2 No person shall ride an off-highway vehicle on any highway in the Village unless in accordance with the Village of Mannville's Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time. - 6.3 Every person using a bicycle, a skateboard, a sled, roller skates, inline skates, ice skates, a toy vehicle, or other similar manual modes of transportation on any highway, in accordance with the provisions of the Bylaw shall: - i. yield the right-of-way to pedestrians; - ii. when passing a pedestrian use all due care, attention, and control required to ensure the safety of a pedestrian; - iii. give an audible signal before overtaking a pedestrian, produced in a reasonable time prior to the overtaking, by voice, bell, or other warning device audible to the pedestrian. - 6.4 No person travelling on a bicycle, a skateboard, a sled, roller skates, inline skates, ice skates, a toy vehicle, or similar device shall cling to or attach him or herself or the device to a vehicle on a highway. - 6.5 No person shall drive or operate a vehicle on a highway having in tow any of the devices referred to in Section 6.3. - 6.6 No person shall ride a bicycle, or where permitted pursuant to this Bylaw, roller skate, inline skate, skateboard or operate any other similar device, at any rate of speed that is unreasonable having regard to the nature, condition and use of the highway, and the amount and kind of traffic that is or might reasonably be expected to be upon that highway. - 6.7 No person shall conduct a rally or race involving any bicycle, roller skates, inline skates, skateboard, or any other similar device upon any highway or sidewalk unless authorized to do so by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. The rally or race shall be conducted in accordance with Council policy and if required, in accordance with RCMP approval. RS Page 6 of 27 ## 7.0 Parking - 7.1 No person shall park or permit to be parked any vehicle for any period of time whatsoever in any of the following locations: - i. Highway 881 between Highway 16 and the North Village limits. - ii. upon a highway in front of, adjacent to, or abutting any building, structure, place or premises, in the course of construction or repair, when such parking will impede or obstruct traffic: or - In any Commercial Loading Zone properly marked by a sign indicating the restrictions which apply thereto, except a commercial Vehicle lawfully engaged ir loading or unloading of goods - iv. in the entrance way to any fire hall or to any police station or ambulance station, or the ambulance entrance to any health care facility. - V. upon a highway or roadway within three (3) metres of a fire hydrant. - 7.2 No person shall park a vehicle on any portion of a highway marked by a "No Parking" sign. - 7.3 Except in the event of a breakdown, no person shall stop a vehicle on any portion of a highway marked by a "No Stopping" or "No Parking" sign. - 7.4 No person shall park a vehicle in an alley, unless a sign permits parking, but alleys other than a designated Fire or Emergency Lane may be used for: - i. the loading or unloading of goods or passengers from a vehicle other than a commercial vehicle for a period of time not exceeding thirty (30 minutes) and/or as permitted by Council. - the loading or unloading of goods or passengers from a vehicle other than a commercial vehicle for a period of time not exceeding fifteen (15) minutes, provided that the vehicle concerned in such loading or unloading of passengers or goods does not obstruct the alley as to prevent other vehicles or persons from passing along such alleys. - 7.5 No person shall park or stop or permit a vehicle to be parked or stopped in a Fire or Emergency Lane. - 7.6 No person shall park or stop a vehicle in excess of a time designated and marked on a sign posted for the purpose of restricting the time for parking or stopping a vehicle. - 7.7 No person shall park a vehicle on any parking lot privately owned, of which the public is ordinarily entitled or permitted to use for the parking of vehicles, except: - i. in accordance with signs indicating the area, stalls or space where parking is permitted. - wholly within the limits of the space marked out or designated upon the surface of the parking area. - 7.8 Unless otherwise designated by signs: - i. No person shall park a vehicle upon any highway in any manner except parallel to the curb or edge of the highway with the right wheels (passenger side) of the vehicle being a maximum of 30 m from the curb or edge of the highway. - ii. Notwithstanding Section 7.8(i) no person shall park a vehicle upon any highway in such a manner that any part of the vehicle is within three (3) metres of the centre line of the highway where the portion thereof intended for vehicular traffic is ten (10) metres or more in width. - iii. Without restricting the generality of subsection (a), the driver of a vehicle shall angle park on the following highways: - Both sides of 50th Street from 50th Avenue to 52 Avenue; - ii. As designated in subsection "vii" below. - There will be no right turn exiting the student or staff parking lots during school zone hours. - V. Passenger Loading/Unloading Times will be posted as 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the designated area only. - vi. Parking to be restricted to emergency vehicles only between signs and doors of th 'urling Rink entrance. An additional four parking places for staff only (include: Ag Society Staff) parking area.   - Parallel parking along the south side of 52nd Avenue from the alley between 52nd Street and 51 Street east towards 50" Street and angle parking only on the north side of 52"" Avenue between the said alley to Village of Mannville water well house #2. (See Schedule "E"). - viii. No parallel parking on the North side of 52nd Avenue between 47h street (Highway 881) to the access entrance of curling rink, unless otherwise signed. - Where a vehicle parking space is marked out or designated upon a highway, every driver of a vehicle using same shall park such vehicle wholly within the limits of the space. - x. No person shall park or permit to be parked any vehicle where curbs are marked or painted yellow or orange including prohibited parking in the space where the painted curb exists. - 7.9 No person shall park or leave parked a vehicle on a highway or roadway for more than twenty-four (24) consecutive hours. - i. Notwithstanding Section 7.9 a property owner or occupant of property may park a currently registered vehicle that is licensed to the owner or occupant. ## Portable "No Parking" Signs - 7.10 · Notwithstanding any other provisions of this bylaw, the Village may cause portable "No Parking" signs to be placed on or near a highway, and when so placed such signs shall take precedence over all other parking signs. Section 7.2 does not apply to signs erecte pursuant to Section 7.10. - 7.11 No person shall park, or leave parked, a vehicle on a highway after the expiration of fortyeight (48) hours from the time a sign or signs referred to in Section 7.10 have been placed, and such sign or signs have been removed. - 7.12 - Any vehicle found on a highway in contravention of Section 7.11 may, in addition to the issuance of a Violation Tag or Violation Ticket, be removed in accordance with Section 7.29 of this Bylaw. ## Parking on Private Property - 7.13 For the purposes of Sections 7.13 to 7.16, property located in the Village and owned or occupied by the Government of Canada, Government of Alberta or by the Village shall be considered to be private property. - 7.14 No Person shall park a vehicle on private property which has been clearly marked as such by a Traffic Control Device erected thereon with the prior permission of the owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of the private property. - 7.15 No person shall park any vehicle upon land owned by the Village or which the Village uses or permits to be used as playground, school ground, boulevard, sidewalk, pedestrian pathway or park, except on such part thereof as may be designated by a Traffic Control Device or Devices allowing vehicle parking, and only in accordance with any restrictions so indicated on such Traffic Control Devices, unless allowed by Council for a special event. - 7.16 No person other than the person to whom the space is assigned shall park any vehicle in a parking space on Village-owned property, where such space has been reserved as indicated by a Traffic Control Device.  RS ## Parking of Trailers - 7.17 For the purposes of Sections 7.13 to 7.16, property located in the Village and owned or occupied by the Government of Canada, Government of Alberta or by the Village shall be considered to be private property. - 7.14 No person shall park a vehicle on private property which has been clearly marked as such by a Tratlic Control Device erected thereon with the prior permission of the owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of the private property. - 7.15 No person shall park any vehicle upon land owned by the village or which the village uses or permits to be used as playground, school ground, boulevard, sidewalk, pedestrian pathway or park, except on such part thereof as may be designated by a Traffic Control Device or Devices allowing vehicle parking, and only in accordance with any restrictions so indicated on such Traffic Control Devices, unless allowed by Council for a special event. - 7.16 No person other than the person to whom the space is assigned shall park any vehicle in a parking space on Village-owned property, where such space has been reserved as indicated by a Traffic Control Device. ## Parking of Trailers: - 7.17 No person shall park any trailer upon any highway unless the 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 requirements set out in this bylaw pertaining to vehicles unless otherwise authorized by an Order of the Council. - 7.18 No person shall park any trailer upon land owned by the village or which the village uses or permits to be used as a playground, school ground, boulevard, sidewalk, pedestrian pathway, land zoned for future urban use or park except on such part thereof as may be designated by a Traffic Control Device or Devices allowing trailer parking and only in accordance with any restrictions so indicated on such Traffic Control Devices. - 7.19 No person shall occupy or suffer or permit any other person to occupy a trailer or recreational vehicle upon a highway or upon recreation center, ball diamonds, school grounds, parks or any other Village-owned property which has not been designated for a trailer or recreational vehicle parking unless for a special occasion and then no longer than 48 hours or a longer time is granted with ball diamond rent or hall rent. - 7.20 Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7.19, a person may park and occupy a trailer or recreational vehicle upon Village-owned property provided that written permission has been obtained from the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her designate. - 7.21 Notwithstanding Section 7.17, an owner or operator of a vehicle and attached trailer or recreational vehicle shall not park the vehicle and attached trailer or recreational vehicle on a highway or roadway for more than forty-eight (48) consecutive hours. - Notwithstanding Section 7.21, an owner or operator of a vehicle and trailer or trailer or recreational vehicle shall not park the vehicle and trailer or trailer or recreational vehicle or any part thereof on a roadway, highway or highway right-of-way if, in the opinion of a peace officer, the vehicle and trailer or trailer or recreational vehicle constitutes an obstruction, presents a safety concern or otherwise impedes the progress of other uses of the sidewalk, pathway, roadway, highway or highway right-of-way.  ## Commercial Vehicle Parking - 7.23 No person shall park a commercial or farm vehicle over 5 tons in any residential district. - 7.24 Any provisions of Sections 7.23 shall not prohibit commercial vehicles from parking on any highway within the village for the purpose of loading or unloading goods to or from premises abutting such highway provided that the commercial vehicle or commercial vehicle with trailer attached shall have all front and rear hazard lights illuminated at all times and they are not blocking vehicular or pedestrian traffic and are not used for the conveyance of ## Heavy Vehicle Parking - 7.25 No heavy vehicle, as defined in this Bylaw, shall park either tractor or trailer or any combination of both in any residential area at any time. ## Parking of Dangerous Goods - 7.26 Notwithstanding Section 7.24; no person shall park a vehicle or trailer used for the conveyance of Dangerous Goods except in an industrial area and - i. a minimum of twenty (20) metres from any building. ## Disabled Person Parking - 7.27 No person shall park a vehicle in a parking space designed for the exclusive use of disabled persons unless such vehicle has clearly displayed an identification placard issued by the Provincial Government, or bears a license plate designating it a Disabled Person Transport Vehicle, and is at that time being operated by or transporting the person to whom the identification placard has been issued. ## Exemption from Parking Provisions - 7.28 Notwithstanding anything appearing elsewhere in this Bylaw, the provisions relating to parking of vehicles do not apply to: - i. emergency vehicles; - vehicles used in conjunction with the servicing of highways, trails, parks and public utilities, including water and sewer systems, telephone systems, electrical systems and cable systems; - ili. towing service vehicles; while any such vehicle is being used in work requiring that it be stopped or parked. ## Removal of Vehicles - 7.29 The Chief Administrative Officer or a Peace Officer is hereby authorized to remove and impound or cause to be removed and impounded any vehicle parked in contravention of any provision of this Bylaw. - 7.29 Notwithstanding Section 7.10 to 7.12, where portable "No Parking" signs have been placed on or near a highway by the village or with permission of the village, removal of vehicles may be required to facilitate the activities proposed in support of which the portable "No Parking" signs have been placed. The Village, its employees, servants, agents or representatives may tow such vehicles at the expense of their owner and park the same on an adjacent highway without impounding the vehicles, after the expiration of forty eight (48) hours from the time the portable "No Parking" signs are erected.  ## 8.0 Crossings and Maintenance of Highways and Public Places - 8.1 No person shall place or permit to be placed, an electrical cord or cable, above the surface of any highway or sidewalk. - 8.2 Notwithstanding Section 8.1, an electrical cord or cable may be suspended from private property to a highway if said cord is suspended not less than 2.4 metres above the surface of a sidewalk and supported by sturdy poles or stanchions firmly and suitably anchored in the owner's property. The said poles or stanchions may only be erected and remain in place from November 1 to March 30 of any year. - 8.3 Each owner or occupant of any premises or real property within the Village, who is required to drive any vehicle across any sidewalk or boulevard for the purpose of entering the premises or real property, may cause to be constructed in place of the sidewalk and/or boulevard to be crossed, and of full width thereof, a crossing, so designed and maintained as to be suitable for pedestrians using the sidewalk and vehicles using the driveways. - i. No construction of such a crossing shall commence unless a permit for the crossing has first been obtained from the Village. - ii. Every person who obtains a permit for a crossing shall comply with all terms and conditions of the permit. - The owners of any premises or real property served by a crossing shall be responsible for its maintenance or replacement, except that part of the crossing known as the sidewalk which runs parallel to the roadway and the curb. - 8.5 Where it is determined by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate that a crossing has come into disrepair, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may give written notice to the registered or assessed owner of the property served by such crossing. If that owner does not take the corrective measures directed by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate within thirty (30) days of the mailing of said notice, then the Village may cause the required repairs to be done. The cost of these repairs may be charged to the owner as a debt owing to the Village and may be added to the tax roll for the property. - The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may close and fill in all unused crossings and charge the cost thereof to the owner of the property served by said crossing, provided that the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate shall have given thirty (30) days notice of intention to do so, in writing, to the registered or assessed owner of such property. - 8.6 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may issue temporary crossing permits to temporarily serve construction sites or special events, provided that the applicant or the owner of the property thus served will undertake to indemnify and save harmless the Village by reason of the existence of said temporary crossing. - 8.7 If, in the opinion of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate any portion of the curb, sidewalk, boulevard or other street furniture is damaged by the temporary use allowed pursuant to a permit issued under Subsection 8.6, the applicant, its principal or the owner of the property served by the said crossing shall pay for the repair carried out by a person retained by the Village. - 8.8 No person shall in any way damage or otherwise vandalize any street furniture on any highway, park, or public place. - 8.9 No person shall place, abandon, throw, deposit or allow to be placed, abandoned, thrown or deposited any litter, which shall include but not be limited to nails, tacks, glass, crockery, barbed or other wire, scrap metal, bottle, paper, paper carton or other paper or any other container, substance or thing on any highway or public place. - 8.10 In the event that any load or any portion thereof becomes loose or detached or blows, drops, spills or falls from any vehicle onto any highway, it shall be the duty of the driver of the vehicle forthwith to take all reasonable precautions to safeguard traffic and also to remove such material from such highway. - 8.11 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may order the person who left, or allowed to be left or placed litter or a load on a highway or public place, to remove same within a period of twenty-four (24) hours and, in default, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate have the Village remove the litter. The cost of removal shall be charged to the person who left or allowed to be left the litter upon the highway or public place. in cases where an immediate public hazard is created in the opinion of the Village or its duly authorized representative, notice as provided for above is not required. - 8.12 No person shall drive, operate or permit to be driven or operated, any vehicle or equipment or any nature or kind in such a manner as to track upon a highway. - 8.13 Any Person who tracks upon a Highway shall in addition to any penalty that may be specified in Schedule "A" to this Bylaw, is liable to clean up or remove the substance or material. Tracked upon the Highway in default of which the Village may clean up or remove such substance or material at the expense of the Person Tracking. - 8.14 Except as authorized by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate: - i. no person shall deface, paint, chalk, stencil or mark any highway or street furniture. - ii. no person shall place any advertising, legend, billboard or sign of any kind upon any highway without obtaining a billboard or sign permit as required in the Village of Mannville Land Use Bylaw, as amended or replaced from time to time. - no person shall post or exhibit or cause to be posted or exhibited any notice, placard, bill or printing or other type of notice whatsoever upon any highway, public place, or street furniture, without the express permission of the Village. - iv. no person shall remove any Traffic Control Device or other street furniture. - no person shall climb or interfere with any telephone, signal service, fire alarm, electric wire, lamp, post, tower or pole connected with the lighting, gas, telephone, fire protection system or any other utility system or work of the Village. - 8.15 Except as authorized by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate, no person shall encroach, place or construct any object so that it encroaches or obstructs any highway, or other public place. - 8.16 Any person placing or causing any obstruction to be placed in or upon any highway, curb or public place shall remove or cause the removal of such obstruction within twenty-four   (24) hours of his being notified to do so by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her lelegate. After the expiration of the said twenty-four (24) hours, the Chief Administrativ Officer or his or her delegate may remove or cause the removal of such obstruction withou notifying the owner. If the obstruction is deemed a hazard to the public, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate, may remove or cause the removal of the obstruction immediately. The cost of removal may be charged to the person who left the obstruction on the street or public place. - 8.17 Except as authorized by the Village, no person shall break, tear or remove any planking, pavement, sidewalk, curbing, concrete, cement or other road surface nor make any excavations in or under any portion of any highway, lane, park or public place in the village without first obtaining a utility installation permit issued by the Chief Administrative - 8.18 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to temporarily close any street, road, lane, alley or highway or any part thereof at any time where a construction or maintenance project adjacent to the street, road, lane, alley or highway may create a hazard. - 8.19 No person shall plough, dig up, take, carry away or in any way interfere with any earth, gravel, sand, turf, soil or grass on any street, lane or public place without first having obtained permission from the Chief Administrative Officer. - 8.20 The owner, assessed owner, tenant or occupant of any land adjoining any highway or public place in the village shall cause all trees, shrubs and bushes which overhang the highway or public place to be properly trimmed, and cut back, so as to prevent the obstruction of pedestrians or vehicles and/or the interference with good visibility for safe traffic flow. - 8.21 Any person who fails to comply with Section 8.26 may be given notice in writing by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate stating that if Section 8.26 is not complied with within twenty-four (24) hours after being served notice, the Village may carry out said work, charging the costs of such work to the owner of the property. - 8.22 All owners, occupants or tenants of property shall remove or cause to be removed and cleared away dirt, debris or other obstruction from any sidewalk adjoining their property owned or occupied by them, within forty-eight (48) hours of the time when the dirt, debris, or other obstruction was formed or deposited thereon unless there has been extenuating circumstances (i.e. storm or wind-damage) or the trees are Village-owned, in which case, the adjacent land-owner would contact the Village for removal. - 8.23 All owners, occupants or tenants of property shall remove or cause to be removed and cleared away snow or ice from any sidewalk adjoining their property owned or occupied by them, within forty-eight (48) hours following cessation of the time when the snow or ice was formed or deposited thereon. - Where a person being the owner, occupant or tenant of any property fails or neglects to comply with Sections 8.28 and 8.29 of this Part, the Village, in addition to any other remedy available for non-compliance with this Bylaw, may clear the sidewalk and the cost  RS Page 14 of 27 thereof shall be paid to the Village by the owner or occupant upon demand and failing payment such cost may be added to the tax roll of the property, after first receiving notification. - 8.25 No person shall remove dirt, debris or any other obstruction from any sidewalk by causing such material to be placed upon any other portion of the highway or other public place adjacent to such property. - 8.26 Every owner, occupant, or tenant of property with a land use designation other than R1, R2, R3, R4, R5 and RMH in the Village Land Use Bylaw shall not place, or permit to be placed, any snow, ice, dirt, debris or other material removed from private property onto the highways or other public places of the Village except as authorized in writing by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. - 8.27 Every owner or occupant of every house, shop, building, church or chapel, abutting on or erected within three (3) metres of any highway or public place shall install snow barriers on the roof and whenever snow or ice shall accumulate on the roof or eaves of such building, to an extent that a potential danger is created to persons passing, cause the same to be removed at once, and every person, while removing the same shall take due and proper care and precaution for the warning and safety of persons passing. - 8.28 A Person who has an awning extending from a portion of his property over a Highway or Public Place or portion thereof shall keep the awning free from snow or ice to prevent water dripping to the sidewalk or other area accessible to the public below. - 8.29 If water drips from an awning upon a Highway, sidewalk or Public Place the Owner or Occupant of the property shall clean the sidewalk or Roadway portion thereof to prevent ice from forming thereon. - 8.30 The owner or occupant of any property fronting or adjoining any sidewalk shall sweep or clean the same or cause that sidewalk to be swept or cleaned as to keep the sidewalk from becoming dangerous or unsightly. - 8.31 Where, in the opinion of a Peace Officer, or other person authorized to enforce this Bylaw, a sidewalk has become dirty or otherwise covered in debris to an extent such as to be unsightly or pose a danger to any person, the Peace Officer or other person authorized to enforce this Bylaw may issue an order pursuant to Section 545 of the Municipal Government Act ordering the owner or owner and occupant of the property to take such steps are necessary to clean the portion of the sidewalk abutting their property or to take - 8.32 No person shall cast, project or throw any stones or other projectiles dangerous to the public on any highway or other public place. - 8.33 Every property owner or occupant shall mow and otherwise maintain the grassed boulevard area or alley directly adjacent to their private property. - 8.34 No Person shall drive or operate a motor vehicle on or across any boulevard, park, school ground, utility lot, utility right of way or Village reserve or other public place (excluding  highways), without the permission of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. ## 9.0 Obstructions and Work on Highways and Public Places - 9.1 No person shall make, place or allow an obstruction of any kind in, upon, or above any highways or public place unless authority has been granted by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate pursuant to a permit. - 9.2 Every person who fails to obtain or to comply with the provisions of a permit pursuant to Subsection 9.1 shall be guilty of an offence and shall, in addition to any other penalty, cause the removal of the obstruction within twenty-four (24) hours after being notified to do so by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. After the expiration of the said twenty-four (24) hours, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may cause the removal of the obstruction and such removal shall be at the expense of the person causing, placing or permitting the obstruction on the highway or public place. - 9.3 Every person making or placing an obstruction of any kind in, upon or above highways or ublic place shall produce the permit granted pursuant to Subsection 9.1 for inspectio upon the request of a Peace Officer or a representative of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. - 9,4 Where an obstruction of any kind exists in, upon, or above any highway or public place and, in the opinion of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate it creates an unsafe condition, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate shall be entitled to take such measures as are required for the protection of life or property. - 9.5 The Village assumes no responsibility for damage to property abutting Village property when work is being done pursuant to Sections 9.1 or 9.4. - 9.6 No person shall place any hoarding or any other structures, materials or equipment upon a highway or public place without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate for the location of the hoarding on the highway or public place. - 9.7 No owner or occupant of any premises shall allow a gate of such premises to swing or project over a highway or public place. - 9.8 No person shall, except as otherwise provided herein or by any other bylaw, erect or maintain any awning, signpost or sign, which shall in any way extend over a highway or other public place unless allowed by an encroachment agreement signed by Council. - 9.9 No person shall, unless he has first obtained a permit from the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate, perform construction and maintenance work on any highway or public place if the work involves: - i. excavation of roadways, sidewalks or boulevards - 9.10 Pursuant to Subsection 9.9, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may revoke the permit and require the highway or public place to be made passable to the satisfaction of the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. - 9.11 In addition to the penalty specified in Schedule "A", all work performed without a permit is subject to immediate stoppage and all costs incurred in making the highway or public place passable may be recovered from the person responsible for the work. - 9.12 No person shall, unless he has obtained a permit, and business license (if required) sell or display goods or place any temporary or permanent structure related to the selling or  displaying of such goods on any highway or public place unless during a special event as approved by Council. - 9.13 The size, form, design of structures and location of any structure erected pursuant to Subsection 9.12 must be approved by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate. - No person shall allow trees, hedges or shrubs on private property within five (5) metres of a highway intersection, whether planted before or after the date of the passing of this Bylaw, to grow to such a height that good visibility for safe traffic flow is thereby - 9.15 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may require compliance with the provisions of Subsection 9.14 hereof within ten (10) days of being notified to do so. If a person fails to comply with such a notice, the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate may direct employees or agents of the Village to enter upon the private property to carry out the necessary work and may charge the cost of so doing against the person in ## 10.0 Activities in Public Places - 10.1 No Persons shall in any way injure any tree, shrub, flower or grass on any Public Place within the Village. ## 11.0 Powers of the Chief Administrative Officer - 11.1 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby delegated the authority to prescribe where Traffic Control Devices are to be posted within the Village, including, but not limited to, Traffic Control Devices restricting the speed of vehicles. - 11.2 The posting of Traffic Control Devices by the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby deemed to be made pursuant to this Bylaw. - 11.3 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate shall provide a record of all the locations of Traffic Control Devices, which shall be open to public inspection during normal business hours. - 11.4 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate crosswalks upon any highway and to Post Traffic Control Devices designating those crosswalks. - 11.5 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate any highway intersection or other place on a highway as a place at which no left hand turn or no right hand turn or both shall be made and may post such intersections or other places with appropriate Traffic Control Devices prohibiting such turns. - 11.6 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate any intersection or other place on a highway, including, but not limited to where a railway right-of-way crosses a highway, as a place where U-turns are prohibited and shall cause the same to be posted with a Traffic Control Device. - 11.7 The Council may designate a highway or any portion thereof, for one-way traffic only and instruct the Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate or his delegate to Post a Traffic Control Device designating one-way traffic. - 11.8 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate or his delegate is hereby authorized to designate School Zones and Playground Zones and may post such zones with appropriate Traffic Control Devices. - 11.9 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate Transit Zones and may post such zones with appropriate Traffic Control Devices. - 11.10 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate or his delegate is hereby authorized to designate any highway upon which no parking is permitted and to cause the same to be posted. - 11.11 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate a portion of a highway where parking is limited or prohibited to a period of time or wholly prohibited and to cause the same to be posted. - 11.12 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate Village employee parking areas and to cause the same to be posted. - 11.13 The Council may designate angle or parallel parking on any highway and to cause the same to be posted. - 11.14 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to post Traffic Control Devices stating the minimum distance a vehicle may be parked from any intersection. - 11.15 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to post Traffic Control Devices designating Truck Routes or Dangerous Goods Routes as approved by the Council and described in Schedules "B" and "C" of this Bylaw. - 11.16 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate, during unfavourable road conditions, is hereby authorized to impose limits on loads travelling on highways and may post such highways with appropriate Traffic Control Devices. - 11.17 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate the maximum loading permitted on any highway and to cause the same to be posted with appropriate Traffic Control Devices. - 11.18 The Council may close or open any existing median or divider on any highway. - 11.19 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate: - i. any highway as one which is closed temporarily in whole or in part to traffic and shall cause such highway to be so marked; - ii. any area on any highway or public place as one in which parking privileges are temporarily suspended and shall cause such area to be so marked. - 11.20 The Council may designate any highway as one to be divided into traffic lanes as such number as may be considered appropriate in the circumstances. - 11.21 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to designate passenger or commercial vehicle loading or unloading zones and shall cause the same to be posted with the appropriate Traffic Control Devices. - 11.22 The Chief Administrative Officer or his or her delegate is hereby authorized to restrict the movement of vehicles from a private driveway onto a highway from a highway onto a private driveway where such restrictions are deemed advisable in the public safety and for the better regulation of traffic, and shall cause the imposed restriction to be posted with the appropriate Traffic Control Devices.  Page 17 of 27  ## 12.0 Authority of Peace Officers and Enforcement - 12.1 The Chief Administrative Officer or any Peace Officer is hereby authorized to enforce the provisions of this Bylaw. - 12.2 A Peace Officer is hereby authorized to remove and impound or cause to be removed and impounded any vehicle or trailer: - i. parked in contravention of this Bylaw; or - ii. where emergency conditions require that the Vehicle or Trailer be removed. - 12.3 Any vehicle removed pursuant to Section 12.2 may be moved to: - i. a nearby Highway; or - ii. a place designated by the Village where it will remain impounded until claimed by its Owner. - 12.4 No impounded vehicle shall be released to its owner or his or her agent until the removal and impound charges have been paid. - 12.5 All charges for removal and impounding 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 for in this Bylaw. - 12.6 Where a vehicle is impounded or stored pursuant to Section 12.2 and is not claimed within thirty (30) days of its removal, it may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Traffic Safety Act, and the Regulations. - 12.7 In order to determine the time over which a vehicle has been parked in a location where parking is restricted to a specific allotment of time, a Peace Officer may place a chalk mark on the tread face of the tire of a parked or stopped vehicle without the Peace Officer or the Village incurring any liability relating thereto. - 12.08 A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a Violation Tag to any person whom the Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this Bylaw. - 12.09 A Violation Tag may be issued to such person: - i. either personally; or - ii. by attaching it to the Vehicle in respect to which an offence is alleged to have been committed: or - iii. by mailing a copy to such Person at his or her last-known post office address. - 12.10 Where a Violation Tag has been attached to a vehicle, no person other than the owner or operator of that vehicle shall remove the Violation Tag so affixed to the vehicle. - 12.11 A Violation Tag issued pursuant to this Bylaw shall be in a form approved by the Chief Administrative Officer and shall state: - i. the name of the Person or vehicle description and license number; - ii. the offence; - ili. the appropriate penalty for the offence and specified in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw; - iv. the time period in which the specified penalty must be paid in order to avoid prosecution for the alleged offence; and - any other information as may be required by the Chief Administrative Officer. - 12.12 Where a Violation Tag (attached as Schedule 'D") has been issued pursuant to this Bylaw, the Person to whom the Violation Tag has been issued may, in lieu of being prosecuted for the offence, pay to the Village the penalty specified on the Violation Tag. - 12.13 Nothing in this Bylaw shall prevent a Peace Officer from immediately issuing a Violation Ticket. - 12.14 In those cases where a Violation Tag has been issued, and if the penalty is not paid within the prescribed time period, a Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a Violation Ticket pursuant to either Part Il or Part IIl of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, as is applicable, to any person whom the Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this Bylaw. - 12.15 Notwithstanding Section 12.14 of this Bylaw, a Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to immediately issue a Violation Ticket pursuant to either Part II or Part III of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, to any person whom the Peace Officer has reasonable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this Bylaw.  ## 13.0 Miscellaneous - 13.1 Should any provision of this Bylaw be determined to be invalid, then such provisions shall be severed, and the remaining Bylaw shall be maintained. - 13.2 Bylaw 2010-752 is hereby repealed. - 13.3 This Bylaw shall come into force upon third and final reading. READ a First time this 19th day of April, 2022. READ a Second time this 19th day of April, 2022. UNANIMOUS CONSENT FOR THIRD AND FINAL READING. READ a Third time this 19th day of April, 2022. Chief Elected Official Her Smith Rex Smith Chief Administrative Officer\_ forty lain Jody Quickstad    RS qul Page 20 of 27 ## SCHEDULE "A" to Bylaw 2022-860 | OFFENCE | SECTION | FINE | |------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|---------| | Vehicle block, obstruct, or hinder traffic | 3.3 | $ 50.00 | | Failure to tarp load | 3.6 | $200.00 | | Failure to properly secure load | 3.7 | $200.00 | | Drive heavy vehicle off truck route | 3.8 | $300.00 | | Drive at unreasonable speed | 4.1 | $250.00 | | No crossing if sign prohibits | 5.1 | $ 50.00 | | Obstructing highway | 5.4 | $ 50.00 | | Hitchhiking | 5.6 | $ 30.00 | | No skateboards, zip bikes, quads, snowmobiles, dirt bikes on a sidewalk | 6.1 | $30.00 | | Bicycle failure to yield right of way | 6.3(i) | $ 30.00 | | Bicycle failure to pass with care and control | - 6.3(ii) | $ 30.00 | | Bicycle failure to give audible signal | 6.3(iii) | $ 30.00 | | Cling or attach to a vehicle | 6.4 | $ 30.00 | | Vehicle in tow of device | 6.5 | $100.00 | | Ride skates, roller skates, skateboards, or a similar device at unreasonable speed | 6.6 | $ 30.00 | | | No racing | 6.7 | $ 30.00 | | Parking Prohibited Hwy. 881 | 7.1(i) | $ 50.00 | | Parking prohibited construction | 7.1(ii) | $ 50.00 | | Parking Prohibited Loading zone | 7.1(iii) | $50.00 | | No Parking - fire hydrant | 7.1(iv) | $100.00 | | No Parking | 7.2 | $ 50.00 | | No stopping | 7.3 | $50.00 | | No parking lane | 7.4 | $ 50.00 | | Lane parking commercial | 7.4(i) | $ 50.00 | | Lane parking non-commercial | 7.4(ii) | $ 50.00 | | Prohibited parking - fire lane | 7.5 | $250.00 | | Parking over designated time | 7.6 | $ 50.00 | | Failure to park as indicated by signs | | $ 50.00 | | Failure to park as indicated by markings | | $ 50.00 | | Failure to parallel park appropriately -curb | | $50.00 | | Failure to park appropriately - centre line | | $ 50.00 | | Failure to angle park appropriately | | $ 50.00 | | Failure to park as designated | | $50.00 | | Failure to park appropriately - yellow line | | $ 50.00 | | Parking twenty-four hours | | $ 50.00 |  RS gaol | Temporary parking restriction | | 7.11 | $ 50.00 | |----------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-----------| | Parking on private property | 7.14 | $ 50.00 | | No parking area | 7.15 | $ 75.00 | | Reserved parking | 7.16 | $ 50.00 | | Park unattached trailer | 7.17 | $ 50.00 | | Park unattached trailer - highway unauthorized land | 7.18 | $ 50.00 | | Occupy trailer or recreation vehicle | 7.19 | $ 50.00 | | Failure to obtain permission to park | 7.20 | $ 75.00 | | Park over 48 hours vehicle and trailer or recreational vehicle | 7.21 | $ 50.00 | | Park commercial vehicle in a residential area | 7.23 | $100.00 | | Obstruction of traffic without use of hazard lights | 7.24 | $150.00 | | Prohibited parking - dangerous goods | 7.26 | $500.00 | | Prohibited parking - disabled designation | 7.27 | $100.00 | | Improper crossing maintenance | 8.4 | $100.00 | | Interference with street furniture | 8.8 | $100.00 | | Littering | 8.9 | $150.00 | | Failure to clean up or remove material | 8.11 | $150.00 | | Tracking | 8.13 | $100.00 | | Unauthorized markings | 8.14(i) | $100.00 | | Unauthorized sign or display | 8.14(ii) | $100.00 | | Unauthorized posting | 8.14(iii) | $100.00 | | Removal of traffic device or furniture | 8.14 (iv) | $200.00 | | Interference with works of Village | 8.14(v) | $200.00 | | Encroachment on public place | 8.17 | $150.00 | | Unauthorized excavation | 8.19 | $150.00 | | Failure to remove dirt and debris | 8.25 | $ 75.00 | | Failure to remove snow or ice on eaves | 8.28 | $ 75.00 | | Failure to remove ice and snow | 8.29 | $ 75.00 | | Placing snow, ice, dirt or debris onto highway | 8.32 | $ 50.00 | | Unauthorized obstruction | 9.1 | $100.00 | | Failure to produce permit | 9.3 | $ 50.00 | | Unauthorized Hoarding | 9.6 | $100.00 | | Swinging gate | | $ 50.00 | | Unauthorized sign etc. | 9.8 | $100.00 | | Unauthorized excavation | 9.9(i) | $200.00 | | Unauthorized display or sale of goods | 9.12 | $200.00 | | Unauthorized structures | 9.13 | $200.00 |  | Tree or shrubbery obstruction | 9.14 | $ 75.00 | |----------------------------------|--------|-----------| | Damage to trees, shrubs, flowers | 10.1 | $200.00 | | Remove violation tag | 12.10 | $200.00 |  ## Truck Routes | 1. 52d Avenue | | |-----------------|---------------------------| | 2. 5151 Avenue | | | 3. 50" Avenue | | | 4. 49th Avenue | 46th Street to 54t Street | | 5. 48th Avenue | 45th Street to 55t Street | | 6. 47 Street | 46th Avenue to 53d Avenue |  ## SCHEDULE "B" to Bylaw 2022- 860 ## Dangerous Goods Routes 1. Highway 881 from South Corporate Limits to North Corporate Limits. 2. Highway 16A from East Corporate Limits to West Corporate Limits. ## SCHEDULE "C" to Bylaw 2022-860  quel Page 25 of 27 ## VIOLATION TAG Date:\_ \_Time: Name of Offender: Vehicle License #:\_ Vehicle Description:\_ This tag issued for breach of Bylaw No.\_ 2022-860 Offense: Section: Penalty: Penalty due date: Issuer: Date: \_ Please make payments to the Village of Mannville office.  ## SCHEDULE "E" to Bylaw 2022-860 ## Passenger Loading/Unloading Zone (Mannville School) As indicated by signage. ## Parking (Curling Rink Area) Parking to be restricted to Emergency Vehicles only between signs and doors of Curling Rink entrance with an additional four parking places for staff only (including Ag Society Staff) parking area. AND Angle Parking for curling rink to run along 52"d Avenue only on the north side of 52nd Avenue between the said alley to Village of Mannville water well house #2.  RS Page 27 of 27