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In the Rural Municipality of Armstrong, Manitoba, street obstruction: No person shall excavate, construct or use any right of way crossing without approval from the Municipality.; fines: penalty not exceeding $500.00 in addition to costs, or imprisonment for a period not exceeding thirty days. Source: Rural Municipality of Armstrong Crossings & Driveways By-Law No. 1-2022; Rural Municipality of Armstrong Engine Retarders By-Law No. 5/09 (Fraserwood), verified 2026-08-28.
| street obstruction | No person shall excavate, construct or use any right of way crossing without approval from the Municipality. | s. 1)b) |
Regulates construction/maintenance of private crossings and driveway culverts within municipal road right-of-way; requires Council approval before installation, $25 non-refundable application fee, one crossing per parcel unless approved, and sets culvert specifications.
Prohibits use of engine retarders (jake brakes) within a defined area of the Townsite of Inwood; requires warning signs on PTH 17, PR 416, and Transfer Station Road; penalty up to $500.
| fine range | penalty not exceeding $500.00 in addition to costs, or imprisonment for a period not exceeding thirty days | s. 6 |
Prohibits use of engine retarders (jake brakes) within a defined area of the Townsite of Fraserwood; requires warning signs on PTH 7 and PR 231; penalty up to $500.