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By-law 947-2026
"Traffic and Parking By-law''
The Local Government District of Pinawa
By-law No. 947-2026
Being a By-law of the LGD of Pinawa for the regulation of traffic and parking to
be known as the "Traffic and Parking By-law".
WHEREAS a municipality has the direction, control and management of municipal roads
within its boundaries;
AND ~REAS Section (1) of The Highway Traffic Act provides for a traffic authority
to make rules or by-laws to regulate and control vehicular and other traffic and the
parking thereof within its jurisdiction;
AND WHEREAS Section 90(2) of The Highway Traffic Act provides for the council of
the municipality to impose penalties for a violation of any such rule or by-law;
AND WHEREAS Section 90(3) of The Highway Traffic Act provides for the council of
a city, town or village to make rules or by-laws applicable to any part of a provincial
highway within the city;
AND WHEREAS Section 236(l)(b)(ii) of the Municipal Act L.M 1996, c.58, Chapter
M225 states:
"236(1) Without limiting the generality of clause 232(1)(0) (enforcement of by-laws), a
by-law passed under that clause may include provisions
(b) remedying contraventions of by-laws, including
(ii) subject to the regulations, providing for fines and penalties, including the imposition
of a penalty for an offence that is in addition to a fine or imprisonment, so long as the
penalty relates to a fee, rate, toll, charge or
cost that is associated with the conduct
that gives rise to the offence, or related to enforcing the by-law."
AND WHEREAS it is deemed necessary and expedient to pass a By-law to regulate and
control vehicular traffic and the parking thereof within the Local Government District of
Pinawa;
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NOW THEREFORE, The Council of the Local Government District of Pinawa, duly
assembled, enacts as follows:
DEFINITIONS
WHERE USED IN TIDS BY-LAW
1. "Accessible" means that a parking space or parking area is designed and reserved
for people with disabilities or limited mobility, so they can enter, exit, and access
nearby buildings safely and easily.
2. "Approved Parking Area" means space designated by signs or pavement markings
as being for the sole use of motor vehicles. The approved parking area excludes
those areas designated as prohibited parking areas or loading zones pursuant to the
Highway Traffic Act or The Local Government District of Pinawa Traffic By-law
and amendments.
3. "Boulevard" means that portion of a street not meant for vehicular traffic between
the curb lines or the lateral lines of the roadway and the adjoining property line,
including the sidewalk and that portion of a street between the curb lines or lateral
lines of the roadway of a divided street and includes medians.
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4. "By-Law Enforcement Officer" means The Local Government District of Pinawa
By-law Enforcement Officer and who is partially or wholly responsible for the
enforcement of this by-law.
5.
"Council" means the Council of the Local Government District.
6.
"Cul-de-Sac" means a street, lane, etc., closed at one end; blind alley; dead end
street.
7.
"Crossing" means a driveway, curb cut, or other designated area where a vehicle
may pass over a sidewalk for the purpose of entering or leaving a property, lane, or
parking area.
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8.
"Crosswalk" means that portion of a roadway clearly indicated· for pedestrian
crossing by lines or other markings on the surface, or, where no such markings exist,
that portion of a roadway within the prolongation directly (not diagonally) across such
roadway of the lateral boundary lines of a sidewalk on an intersecting street.
9.
"Curb" means the lateral boundaries of a roadway whether marked with curb
stones or not.
10.
"De9al" means the International Symbol of Accessibility Identification Sticker
issued by the Province of Manitoba, Department of Highways and Transportation to
identify vehicles owned and operated by persons requiring accessible parking.
11.
"Decal Vehicle" means a vehicle displaying a Decal affixed to the rear license
plate of the vehicle or to a Placard which is visible through the windshield of the
vehicle.
12.
"Designated Officer" means By-law Enforcement Officer, Special Constable,
Parking Attendant, or any other person or agency by or acting for the Local
Government District of Pinawa and partially or wholly responsible for the enforcement
of this by-law.
13.
"Driver" includes the rider and driver of a horse, the rider of a bicycle and the
operator of a motor vehicle.
14.
"Holiday" means New Year's Day, Louis Riel Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day,
Canada Day, August Civic Holiday, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Remembrance
Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
15.
"Highway" means public thoroughfare within the Local Government District of
Pinawa. Every highway shall be deemed to include all space between the property
lines on either side, and whenever the expression "highway" within the Local
Government District of Pinawa is used. Whenever in this by-law any highway is
referred to by name or number as a street or avenue such street or avenue so named or
numbered shall mean the street or avenue within the Local Government District of
Pinawa commonly bearing such name or number.
16.
"Horse" includes mule, ox or other beast of burden.
17.
"Intersection" or "Street Intersection" means that area within the side lines, real
or projected, of two or more streets, or of a street and a lane, which meet at an angle or
across each other. In the case of the intersection of two through streets, each street
shall be regarded as intersecting the other. Street in this case meaning the travelled
portion between curb lines or ditch lines.
18.
"Lane" means a highway six meters or less in width.
19.
"LGD" means Local Government District of Pinawa.
20.
"Loading Zone" means a designated portion of a Street adjacent to the Curb or
Road edge, reserved for the exclusive use of Vehicles, including taxicabs, during the
loading or unloading of passengers or goods, with a limit 15 minutes.
21.
"Motor Vehicle" as defined by the Highway Traffic Act.
22.
"Operator" means the owner of and every person who drives or operates a motor
vehicle.
23.
"Parking" means causing or allowing a vehicle to stand on a highway. For the
purposes of any provisions of this by-law restricting parking to any period of time
unless a vehicle is moved at least through the nearest intersection it shall be deemed to
have remained stationary. The provisions of this by-law with respect to parking shall
not apply to vehicles in charge of civic employees while in use in connection with work
being done on or in any highway.
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24.
"Parked" means stationary or permitted to remain stationary as the context may
require.
25.
"Parking stop" means a barrier or the end of a parking spot in a parking lot
establishing the furthest boundary of a parking spot.
26.
"Paid Parking Area" means any LGD designated parking area where parking fees
are payable.
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27.
"Public Parking Area" means any property or area owned and/or managed by the
LGD of Pinawa that is accessible for public parking.
28.
"Peace Officer" means any member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, By-
law Enforcement Officer, Special Constable, or any person lawfully authorized to
direct or regulate traffic, or to enforce ¢.is by-law.
29.
"Pedestrian" means any person afoot.
30.
"Placard" means a sign displaying the International Symbol of Accessibility for
mobility challenged persons, being the image of a person in a wheelchair and issued to
persons designated in writing by Manitoba Possible.
31.
"Placard Vehicle" means a vehicle displaying:
i)
A Placard which is visible through the windshields of the vehicle; or
ii) Out of Province license plates and any card, permit, sticker or license plate issued by
any Province or Territory of Canada or State of the United States of America for the
purpose of identifying that vehicle as being operated by or for the use of a mobility
challenged person.
32.
"Public Works" means a Departmental representative of the Local Government
District of Pinawa, employed with the Public Works Department and designated by the
Public Works Manager or any person to act in his stead.
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3 3.
"Reserved Parking Space" means a parking space reserved for Decal Vehicles or
Placard Vehicles and identified by the posting of a sign bearing the International
Symbol of Accessibility and located in the following parking areas or portions thereof:
i)
The Community Centre Parking Lot, adjacent to the west entrance of the-Community
Centre.
ii) The Vanier Community Centre Parking Lot, in the immediate vicinity of the lower
end of the wheelchair ramp, as indicated by a sign, or signs.
iii) The designated area on the east side of Willis Drive, north of the swimming pool
maintenance road.
34.
"Roadway" means that portion of a highway intended to be used for vehicular
traffic.
3 5.
"Street" means a highway more than six meters in width.
36.
"Traffic" includes pedestrians, ridden or driven vehicles and other conveyances,
either singly or together, while using any highway.
3 7.
"Traffic signs" means a sign, marking or device ( other than a traffic light signal)
placed or erected by policy authority or by a muajcipal department having jurisdiction
for the purposes of guiding, directing, warning or regulating traffic.
38.
"Trailer" means a vehicle designed for carrying chattels, and for being towed by
a motor vehicle or other vehicle.
39.
"Truck" means a motor vehicle or semi-trailer truck that is not a delivery car.
and that is constructed or adapted to carry goods, wares, and merchandise, freight
or commodities, but not passengers or their personal luggage and that has more than
four wheels in contact with the road .
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"Vehicle" means a device in, upon or which by a person or property may be
conveyed on a highway, including a bicycle or pushcart.
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SECTION 1 - TRAFFIC
Unless otherwise specified or unless the context otherwise requires, the provisions of this
by-law shall apply to persons, and vehicles only while upon a highway or a designated
paid parking area.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
1.
No person shall deliver any goods from a vehicle in such manner as to interfere with
pedestrian traffic or cause annoyance to the general public.
2. No animal or vehicle shall be driven or backed or allowed to stand on any sidewalk
but may be driven over a crossing.
3. No person shall drive, operate, or have on a highway a vehicle in such condition, so
constructed-or so loaded to be likely to cause unnecessary delay to traffic or acQident or
injury to human or property.
4.
No bicycle shall be equipped with, nor shall any person use upon a bicycle, any siren
horn or any device produ~ing a sound which resembles that produced by a siren horn.
5. No person shall hold, take part in or be a member of a special event on any street,
including parades, marches, rallies, block parties, street closures and any other event
unless:
a)
The special event is under the direction or control of someone as organizer who
directs people, vehicles, or participants at events responsible for enforcing safety rules,
and
b) The special event has been duly permitted by the Resident Administrator of the LGD
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Persons wishing to hold a special event on any street(s) in the Local Government District
of Pinawa, including parades, marches, rallies, block parties, street closures and any other
event shall make application in writing for a permit not less than forty-eight ( 48) hours
before the time set for the commencement of the special event, and shall when making
the request, specify the nature of the special event, the day and hour at which it is to be
held the places of formation and dispersal, the exact route to be followed, the estimated
time and pay such sums of money as the Resident Administrator shall require for the
purpose of publishing due notice of the special event and such diversion of traffic as they
shall deem necessary as a result thereof.
The Resident Administrator, on receipt of an application made in accordance with the
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provisions of this section, shall, as they may deem necessary, make the arrangements to
properly police the streets to divert traffic and barricade or obstruct streets or lanes, or
portions thereof.
c)
Tp.e driver of a vehicle shall not drive between the vehicles comprising an authorized
parade or procession while they are in motion provided that the said vehicles are
conspicuously so designated. This provision shall not apply to emergency vehicles
travelling in emergencies.
6.
The provisions of this By-law prohibiting standing and parking shall not apply to
police vehicles, vehicles of or employed by the LGD of Pinawa while in use in connection
with work being done on or near a highway, and vehicles _of Her Majesty's Mail or Armed
Forces, of the Manitoba Government, and of any public utility if such vehicles have the
owner's name painted thereon and are actually engaged in works of necessity on or near
a highway requiring them to stand or be parked in contravention of any such provisions.
GENERAL PARKING REGULATIONS
1.
No vehicle shall be parked on a street in front of or within one meter of a driveway
or approach leading into private premises.
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2. Parking is restricted between the two F.W. Gilbert School access walks between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., while school is in session. This area is for loading and
unloading of students only.
3. No person shall park within nine (9) meters of an intersection contiguous to any
school ground at any time between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on any day
excepting Saturdays, Sundays and School Holidays, if a traffic sign so indicates.
4.
As authorized by Section 122(1 )( c) of The Highway Traffic Act, no person shall
stop, stand or park a vehicle within an intersection or within three (3) meters thereof.
5. No vehicle shall stand backed up to the curb except when loading or unloading and
must stand parallel with the curb and face in the direction of the going traffic, but no
vehicle shall stand so backed up if it interferes with or interrupts the passage of other·.
vehicles.
6. No person shall park any vehicle on any street in the LGD, other than parallel with
the curb and headed in the direction of traffic with the right hand wheels of the vehicle
within three hundred (300) millimetres of the curb or boulevard or grass strip, whichever
may border the roadway on the side of the street whereon the vehicle be parked and with
a clear space of one (1) meter both in front and behind the vehicles so parked.
7. No person shall park any tractor or detached vehicle known as a truck and trailer or
a semi-trailer on any highway or public parking area.
8. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles of the type known as a tractor, truck and
trailer, semi-trailer, including all commercial vehicles on any residential street in any
one location for a period of time longer than two hours except for the purpose of and
while actually engaged in unloading and loading, or in the case of a vehicle used by a
tradesperson working on premises in the immediate area.
9. No person shall park or leave any recreational trailer, including a motor home, a bus
which has been converted into a motor home, a fifth wheel whether or not it is connected
to a motor vehicle, or any other recreational vehicle, on any street for more than 48 hours.
10. Commercial vehicles are not ancillary to residential use; such vehicles are only
permitted to park on private property in residential areas once per seven days for no
more than 48 hours and shall in no circumstances be permitted to idle for more than 15
minutes. (e.g.: hot dog or ice cream truck)
11. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles on any street or public parking area, a
vehicle displayed for sale.
12. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles for the principal purpose of washing,
greasing or repairing such vehicle, except the immediate repair necessitated by an
emergency.
13. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles of the type on any portion of a street
which the LGD is engaged in removing snow and upon which is placed, on or before
snow and upon which is placed, on or before seven (7:00) p.m. on the preceding day, "no
parking" signs indicating the portion of the street upon which parking is so prohibited.
14. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles other than an emergency vehicle,
anywhere on the approach ramp to the police bay, or the fire hall, within six (6) meters
of the building where the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) patrol car is housed.
15. No person shall stop, stand or park vehicles in the school, arena, community centre,
Lewis Centre or Teen Centre or any LGD public facility when not doing business there.
16. No person shall park a vehicle on any street or enter that street in the block of a fire
scene, except on direction or order of a member of the Police or Fire Department.
17. No person shall leave a vehicle parked at one place on any street or public parking
area in the LGD for a period longer than forty-eight ( 48) hours.
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18. No person shall park a vehicle that does not have a current and valid registration with
Manitoba Public Insurance on any street or designated parking area in the LGD.
19. No person shall park a vehicle on any portion of a municipal right of way that is not
intended for vehicular travel, including but not limited to boulevards, ditches, or other
non-travelled areas, except in areas designated or marked for parking.
20. No parking is allowed on the even numbered side of any roadway/street, unless
otherwise noted in this by-law. No parking is allowed on any cul-de-sac within 6 meters
of the circular portion.
21. No parking shall take place on the follo~g streets and/or sections of streets in the
LGD:
1. On the East side of Willis Drive from PR 211 to Alexander South and the South
side of Willis Drive from Alexander A venue to Aberdeen A venue. (Parking is
permitted on the opposite side of the road).
11. At the Boat Launch sites.
m. On either side of Vanier from Burrows to Willis anytime.
1v. On either side ofLisgar Place.
22. Forty-eight (48 hr) provisions in this section do not apply to snow clearing operations
or when temporary restrictions are in place.
DESIGNATED PAID PARKING AREAS
1.
The LGD has designated the following municipal parking lots, various off-street
parking pads, and streets as pay for parking areas as follows:
(a) Alice Chambers Trail Parking lots;
(b) Diversion Dam ~arking Lot including former PR 211 from Willis Road East to the
parking lot;
( c) Willis Road East variqus off-street parking areas;
( d) Willis Road from McDiarmid Road to 100 meters past the 2 Willis Drive driveway;
( e) and Sundial Parking lot.
2.
Paid Parking areas will be in effect from Saturday of the long weekend in May to
the Tuesday after the first long weekend in September of each year.
3.
When paid parking applies to a parking space, a vehicle must have a valid paid
parking pass displayed and/or registered according to the LGD of Pinawa's current Paid
parking system and Parking Pass Policy.
4.
Vehicles parked in a Paid Parking Area cannot remain in the parking area for
longer than 24 hours and must follow all applicable parking rules in this by-law and
highway traffic act:
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DESIGNATED PARKING RESTRICTED AREAS:
1.
The LGD has designated the following streets as areas where no parking is
permitted unless the vehicle has a valid Resident Parking Pass and/or registered
according to the LGD of Pinawa's current Paid parking system and Parking Pass
Policy.
(a) McDiarmid Road- from Willis to Alexander
(b) Alexander A venue - from McDiarmid to Athlone
( c) McGregor Crescent
( d) Burrows Road from Willis to Alexander
( e) Athlone Crescent
ACCESSIBLE PARKING & TEMPORARY TRAFFIC SIGNS:
1. No person shall park a vehicle other than a Decal Vehicle or a Placard Vehicle in a
Reserved Parking Space.
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(f) The Local Government T"'\istrict of Pinawa is to place and maintain or caused to be
placed, and maintained, teI.L..._ Jrary traffic control devices for t:b,e purpose of prohibition
or regulating traffic where highway construction, repair, painting, snow removal, street
cleaning or any emergency occurs.
(g) Unless otherwise directed by a Peace Officer, no person shall drive a vehicle or bus
on any portion of a street or lane roped, public parking area, barricaded or otherwise
indicated as prohibited by the proper authority, as being closed to traffic for the time
being.
TRAFFIC SIGNS:
1. The Local Government District of Pinawa is authorized to place and maintain or
cause to be placed and maintained, all traffic control devices for the purpose of .
prohibiting or regulating traffic in accordance with the provisions of The Local
Government District of Pinawa By-laws and/or The Highway Traffic Act, C.C.S.M. c.
H60 and amendments thereto.
SPECIAL PARKING PROVISIONS:
1 . The Local Government District of Pinawa notwithstanding any traffic rules under
this by-law to conduct and carry out snow removal and/or cleaning of streets and when
such measures are being carried out, no person shall rely on or be governed by the
ordinary rules in the area of such measure.
AUTHORITY TO MOVE VEIDCLES UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS:
1 . Where any vehicle is standing or parked:
(a) Contrary to any section of this by-law; .
(b) In a position that causes it to interfere with the movements or operating of any
firefighting, ambulance or other emergency equipment by an LGD representative,
any member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Fire Chief of the LGD, or any
LGD Constable under contract to the LGD, may move the said vehicle or cause it to be
moved, or may require the driver or person in charge of the vehicle to move it to a
position determined by the aforesaid party or parties, or may authorize the removal and
detention of the violating vehicle by a garage keeper and any such vehicle and the owner
thereof shall be subject to the provisions of "The Garage Keepers Act" Chapter G 10, and
all amendments thereto.
SNOW OR ICE - ALL PROPERTIES:
SECTION 1 - DECLARED PARKING RESTRICTIONS
1. The Local Government District of Pinawa may, at its discretion, declare a Snow
Clearing Event for the purpose of facilitating snow removal operations on municipal
streets.
2. Upon declaration of a Snow Clearing Event, no person shall park or leave a vehicle
on any street or portion thereof identified by the LGD for snow clearing operations.
3. Notice of a Snow Clearing Event may be provided to the public by any reasonable
means, including but not limited to the LGD website, social media, local media, or
other communication methods deemed appropriate by the LGD.
4. Any vehicle parked in contravention of this Section may be ticketed and/or towed
without notice at the owner's expense.
5. Public Works, or its designate, is authorized to determine the streets or areas
affected and to carry out enforcement of this Section in coordination with a Peace
Officer or By-law Enforcement Officer.
6. No person shall park or leave a vehicle on any street in such a manner that interferes
with or obstructs snow clearing operations, whether a Snow Clearing Event has
been declared or not.
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1. It shall be an offence for any person to remove from any" private property, public
property, street, boulevard or sidewalk any snow or ice and deposit same on any street,
boulevard or sidewalk in such a manner that could create a hazardous condition for either
vehicular or pedestrian traffic.
2. Section (1) shall not apply to the LGD employees who are actively engaged in snow
removal from streets, boulevards or sidewalks in the course of their employment.
3 . Any person occupying a property where a building abuts the property line adjacent
to a street in such a manner that snow cannot be cleared onto the property, may pile the
snow at the curb line of the street in such a manner that both vehicular and pedestrian
traffic can pass and only permitted provided it does not interfere with drainage or snow.
clearing operations, or create hazardous conditions.
4. No vehicle shall remain parked on any street during snow-clearing operations. Any
vehicle parked in violation of this section may be ticketed and, if not removed may be
towed at the owner's expense.
5. Snow clearing will normally occur during the period Monday to Friday between the
hours of7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m,, except that in extenuating circumstances, as described
in the LGD of Pinawa Policy, snow clearing may occur at any time as required.
6. Any towing and impound charges accruing from the towing away of a vehicle parked
in contravention of this Section shall be the responsibility of the owner of the vehicle in
question.
7. The LGD has the authority to initiate towing during snow clearing operations. The
owner of an impounded vehicle may retrieve the impounded vehicle by prior payment of
the relevant towing and impoundment charges together with an administration fee under
By-law 908-2023 Provincial Offences Act.
Retrievable costs shall be paid at the
Municipal Office of the LGD of Pinawa, except as otherwise provided in this Section.
8. The Resident Administrator or their designate shall then arrange to give the owner
of an impounded vehicle access to retrieve the vehicle in question, during regular business
hours.
9. Each day that a contravention of this Section continues shall be considered a separate
offence.
AREAS CLOSED TO TRAFFIC:
1. No person shall drive any vehicle through, over or upon any street or portion of
street which has been closed for the purpose of repairs or regular maintenance, or
during a fire, and that has been roped off or barricaded, or where any sign has been
erected by authorized traffic control devices or the Public Works h,.uthority
indicating by words or writing that the street or section of the street is closed.
SECTION 2 - PARKING
SIGNAGE:
The LGD of Pinawa will make reasonable efforts to install signage or pavement markings
to indicate parking regulations under this by-la.w. However, the absence, temporary
removal, or obscuring of such signage or markings does not invalidate a parking
restriction where the regulation is otherwise established under this by-law.
PROHIBITIONS AND OFFENCES:
1. No operator shall park a vehicle at any portion of an approved parking area when
parking there has been prohibited pursuant to subsection 2 (below) hereof.
2. Notwithstanding any other provision of this by-law which permits the parking of
vehicles on streets, no person shall park or stand a vehicle on a street or highway in such
a manner as to interfere with the clearing (ploughing/removal) of snow from the streets
or highways.
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3. Notwithstanding any other provision of this by-law, where a vehicle is parked or left
standing on any street, in such a manner that it interferes with or obstructs the clearing
(plowing/removal) of snow from the streets, a peace officer or designated officer may
cause such vehicle to be moved or towed at the owner's expense.
TEMPORARY CLOSING OF PARKING SPACES:
1. When~ver due to any special circumstances, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Commander or the Local Government District of Pinawa considers that any approved
parking areas should be temporarily discontinued as a parking area, Public Works may
cause to be placed or erected, a sign or signs directing "no parking" at such approved
parking area.
OFFENCES AND PENAL TIES:
1. Whenever a vehicle is found parked or left in violation of any provision of this By-
law, any Peace Officer, on fmding such vehicle shall affix a notice hereinafter referred
to as a "LGD of Pinawa Parking Ticket", to such vehicle, and such notice shall state the
vehicle license plate number, the date and time and place of violation, briefly describe
the alleged violation, details on payment options and appeal process.
2 . Fees for violations are set forth as shown on Schedule 'A' of this By-law.
3. By-law 907-2023 or any subsequent by-law replacing it, is the Municipal By-law
Enforcement Act and sets out the procedures for appealing an LGD of Pinawa Ticket.
4. By-law 908-2023 or any subsequent by-law replacing it, is the Provincial Offences
by-law and establishes enforcement and sets out the administrative fee for unpaid LGD
of Pinawa Tickets.
RESCIND
By-law No. 943-2025 is hereby rescinded.
This by-law shall come into force and effect upon the passing thereof.
DONE AND PASSED by Council of the Local· Government District of Pinawa, Province
of Manitoba in Regular Session assembled this
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2026.
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Administrator
Given first reading this 10th day of March, 2026
Given second reading this 31st day of March, 2026
Given third and final reading this 31st day of March, 2026
Resident
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Schedule A of By-law 947-2026
Descri tion
Section Reference
Parking in a Paid Parking area
Designated Paid Parking
without a valid Pass
Areas
Parking in a designated No Parking
General Parking
Area
Re
ations
Parking in a way that interferes with
General Parking
traffic flow
Re
ations
Parking in violation of Regulations
General Parking
Regulations & any other
a licable b -law
2nd violation - with outstanding
All Regulations
revious un aid Ticket
*Discount If Paid within 14 days= 50% of Fine
Fine**
$60*
$100*
$100*
$60*
$200
**Fines not paid within 30 days are subject to additional Administrative Penalty
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