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## TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH BY-LAW 9/2017
BEING A BY-LAW OF THE TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH FOR THE REGULATION OF TRAFFIC
WHEREAS The Highway Traffic Act, S.M. 1985-86, C.3 - Cap H60 authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws for the
control of traffic, speed, rules of the road, and Bicycles;
AND WHEREAS The Off-Road Vehicle Act CCSM c 031 authorizes a municipality to pass by-laws for the control of All-Terrain Vehicles and Off-Road Vehicles;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY enacted as a by-law of the Town of Winnipeg Beach as follows:
SHORT TITLE:
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THAT this by-law be referred to as the "Town of Winnipeg Beach Traffic By-Law".
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TRAFFIC BY-LAW SCHEDULES:
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Agreein to operate parking spaces on municipal owned property
Schedule "A" Schedule "B" Schedule "C" Exceptions to the Traffic By-Law DEFINITIONS:
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THAT in this By-Law, ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE, means an off-road vehicle that: Has a sea desages on best addled blow reseator of the vehicle; and Has handlebars for steering the vehicle.
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THAT in this By-Law, APPROACH, DRIVEWAY or SIDEWALK CROSSING, means that portion of a sidewalk or boulevard improved or designed for the passage of vehicular traffic or pedestrian traffic.
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Theor in deadly one a with the stat step one reing team highway or portion.
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and which is propelled solely by human muscular power through the use of pedals;
THAT in this By-Law BICYCLE means a device having any number of wheels upon which a person sits astride
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roadway and the adjoining property line exclusive of the sidewalk, and that portion of a street between the curbs
THAT in this By-Law BOULEVARD means that portion of a street between the curb lines or lateral lines of a
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separating the roadways of a divided highway.
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pernie Beach from time to time ficer is entited to delegate hisher authority to by Council of the Town of THAT in this By-Law CLERK means that person so appointed as Clerk of the Town of Winnipeg Beach by Council as from time to time.
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THAT in this By-Law COUNCIL means the Council of the Town of Winnipes Beach or such Committee as Council may delegate as Traffic Authority.
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THAT in this By-Law CROSSWALK means:
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seate or by his oray in matings in he sita, increte, for pedestrian crossing by a rati control -that part of a highway elsewhere than in an intersection distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by a -That pat of a lighway to by netuded within the straight production tired ly and not diagonally. of the lateral lines of the sidewalk on either side of any roadway intersecting or there, me ired, in any ideal on tie cure or the a the diet at on froner side edge of the roadway on which the crosswalk is situated, and includes a pedestrian
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THAT in this By-Law DANGEROUS GOODS means those goods, the nature of which are such that their
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transport by vehicle requires the person transporting same to display safety marks on the vehicle in order to comply with section 15 of the "DANGEROUS GOODS HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION ACT" but does not include goods contained in a vehicle for the proper operation of that vehicle.
THAT in this By-Law DERELICT VEHICLE means an object that is not a new and unused vehicle, and if
-it is not in operating condition; - it does not have attached thereto, and exposed thereon, one or more number plates issued under The Highway Traffic Act for the current registration year under that Act;
does not have layaway insurance THAT in this By-Law DESIGNATED OFFICER means the person(s) authorized by the Municipal Council to enforce any part of this By-Law.
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in a private parking lot or facility to which the public has access.
in a public parking lot or facility, or THAT in this By-Law DIRECTIONAL DIVIDING LINE means a line marked or placed on a roadway, not necessarily at the centre thereof, to indicate to the drivers of vehicles the portions of the roadway that may be used for traffic proceeding in each direction and in the case of a roadway on which no such line is marked or placed, means the centre line.
THAT in this By-Law DRIVER means a person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle, and the expressions "Drive" and "Driving" means drive or have actual physical control of a vehicle, bicycle or motorized mobility aid;
3.18 THAT in this By-Law EMERGENCY VEHICLE means:
(a) a vehicle used by a police force,
(b) a vehicle used by a fire department,
(c) a vehicle used by an ambulance service,
(d) an authorized emergency vehicle, emergency organization,
(e) a vehicle used to respond to emergencies and operated under the authority of a government
(f) a vehicle used for the purpose of maintaining a public utility and designated as an emergency vehicle by a traffic authority, or call fire-fighter or emergency medical responder for the purpose of responding to a fire, medical or
(g) a vehicle not ordinarily used for emergency purposes that is operated by a volunteer, part-time or on- other emergency
(h) under the authority of the Town of Winnipeg Beach
3.19 THIS hay By ay Fre i on he chip re over in eat it or are cret.
THAT in this By-Law GROSS WEIGHT means the combined weight of a vehicle and load.
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3.21 Tray into Bi a Cle marily ay place ear indu use any tease vehicles trior, which without fee or charge therefore and includes all the space between the boundary lines thereof, but does not include any area designated or intended, and primarily used, for the parking of vehicles and the necessary
3.22 THAT in this By-Law HORSE includes mule, ox, or other beast of burden.
3.23 THAT in this By-Law INTERSECTION means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of
(a) the lateral curb lines, or
(b) if there are no lateral curb lines, the exterior edges of the roadways, of two or more highways which join one another at an angle, whether or not one highway crosses the other;
a street not more than 6.2 meters in width;
THAT in this By-Law LANE means:
and egress of vehicles,
a roadway leading into public or private premises so to permit the ingress
3.25 THAT in this By-Law LANED ROADWAY means a roadway that is divided into two or more marked lines for vehicular traffic.
vehicles during the loading and unloading of passengers or materials;
a designated portion of a highway adjacent to the curb reserved for the exclusive use of
THAT in this By-Law LOADING ZONE means:
(0) is design e grave on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground,
THAT in his a staring and by compen ordined form rain in elation to he ask of one wiel in.
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(c) has a minimum unladen seat height of 650 mm,
(e) has a minimum wheelbase of 1,016 mm, and
(d) has a minimum wheel rim diameter of 250 mm,
(f) has a maximum speed capability of more than 50 km/h,
but does not include a moped, power-assisted bicycle or tractor.
(i) a stove or refrigerator, OF
THAT in this By-Law MOTOR HOME means a motor vehicle that is designed and constructed as an integral unit to provide permanent living accommodation, is equipped with one or more beds and
(i) washing and toilet facilities, and
(c) is designed so that there is direct access from the living quarters to the driver's seat.
THAT in this By-Law MOTORIZED MOBILITY AID means a device which is specifically manufactured or
(a) a maximum speed capability of not more than 15 kilometers per hour,
modified for operation by a physically handicapped person and which has:
(b) a maximum width of not more than 81.2 centimeters, and
(c) a maximum mass of not more than 226 kilograms, and includes a motorized wheel chair.
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(a) under the Drivers and Vehicles Act; or
eter tiat make up the verites registration run laplace to be displayed on a vehicle showing the numbers and
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(b) under the laws of a jurisdiction outside Manitoba if the vehicle is registered outside Manitoba includes, but to solinity ravel on land, water, ice, snow, marsh, swamp land or other natural terain and THAT in this By-Law OFF-ROAD VEHICLE means any wheeled or tracked motorized vehicle designed or
(a) a snowmobile,
(b) an all-terrain vehicle,
(c) a mini-bike, dirt-bike and trail-bike,
(e) an off-road maintenance machine,
(d) a miniature vehicle such as a dune or sport buggy,
(1) an amphibious vehicle, and
( to ye dier or sie mere he Dives and he idesing driven lewhere than on a.
but does not include an implement of husbandry, farm tractor, special mobile machine, garden tractor, lawn
## tractor or golf cart.
3.33 THAT in this By-Law ONE WAY STREET and ONE WAY LANE means a street or a portion of a street or a lane or a portion of a lane, as the case may be, so designated as one-way pursuant to section 4(1) and Schedule A
THAT in this By-Law OVERNIGHT PARKING means an act of parking a vehicle during the hours of
12:00A.M. and 7:00 A.M.
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THAT in this By-Law OWNER means any person in possession of a motor vehicle under a contract providing that the ownership, title, and property therein is to vest in him at a subsequent time, upon payment of the whole which has passed from him, has failed to comply with Section 10 in the passing of the ownership thereof.
THAT in this By-Law PARADE means: any procession or body of pedestrians, excepting members of Her Majesty's Armed Forces when it is caused to stand temporarily for the purpose of, and while actually engaged in, THAT in this By-Law PARK means to stand a vehicle whether occupied or not, except in obedience to a peace officer or a traffic control device.
THAT in this By-Law PEACE OFFICER means:
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any member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force and any other police officer, police constable, constable, or other person employed for the preservation and maintenance of the public peace, and
(a)
any person lawfully authorized to direct or regulate traffic, or to enforce this Act or traffic by-
laws or regulations
3.39 THAT in this By-Law PEDESTRIAN means a person afoot, or a person in a wheelchair or a child's carriage or physically handicapped person operating a motorized mobility-aid;
THAT in this By-Law PEDESTRIAN CONTROL SIGN means a traffic control signal directed at pedestrians.
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THAT in this By-Law PEDESTRIAN CORRIDOR means
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(a) that part of a highway at an intersection distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by a traffic that part of a highway elsewhere than at an intersection distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by a traffic control device and by lines or other markings on the surface thereof, or measured, in each case, from the curb, or in the absence of curbs, from the edge of the roadway
123.3 of the Highway Traffic Act.
THAT in this By-Law PERMIT means a valid physically disabled person's parking permit issued under Section
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3.43 THAT in this By-Law RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT means a device or thing, other than a vehicle, on which a person can ride, or roll or slide over the ground, and includes, but is not limited to: a sled, sleigh, toboggan or skateboard, and skates, skis, roller skates, roller blades or snowshoes.
THAT in this By-Law REDUCED RESTRICTED SPEED AREA means, subject to section 98 (a) any city, town or village designated by the traffic board under section 98 (b) any municipality or part of a municipality, or any part of unorganized territory, designated as a reduced restricted speed area by the traffic board under section 98, and (c) any highway or portion of a highway designated by the traffic board under section 98.
THAT in this By-Law ROADWAY means the portion of a highway that is improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic, and includes that portion thereof that, but for the presence of a safety zone, would be ordinarily so used, but does not include the shoulder; and where a highway includes two or more separate roadways, the term "roadway" refers to any one roadway separately and not all of the roadways collectively;
3.46 THAT in this By-Law SCHOOL BUS means a vehicle that is designed and classified by the manufacturer as a school bus and used for the purpose of transporting pupils and other authorized persons to or from school or to or from approved school related activities.
THAT in this By-Law SEMI-TRAILER means a trailer so constructed that its weight and the weight of its load
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is carried partly upon an axle of the truck tractor towing it, and partly upon an axle of the trailer.
THAT in this By-Law SEMI-TRAILER TRUCK means truck tractor and a semi-trailer combined.
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boundary line of the highway, and
(a) forms part of that portion of a highway that lies between the curb line or, if there is none, the lateral
primarily for the use of pedestrians and that either
THAT in this By-Law SIDEWALK means footpath, whether or not paved or improved, that is intended
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the adjacent property lines; or the straight production of the adjacent property lines to the curb line or if there is none, to the lateral boundary line, of an intersecting highway; or (b) although not part of a highway, is maintained by the Town of Winnipeg Beach, set aside for pedestrian traffic only and for the purpose of giving access to property adjacent hereto.
Tograin hi By-Law SNOW VEHICLE means a vehicle that has a gros vehicle weight exceeding 454
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(a) is designed to be self-propelled.
tie secures and to ty acides ly operated on a hirepay, highways, buildings and (i) is designed for purposes of such construction and repair, or (iii) is operated by or on behalf of a traffic authority on a highway over which the authority has
THAT in this By-Law SPECIAL MOBILE MACHINE means: (a) a vehicle, other than a dump truck, truck mounted transit mixer or other truck mounted machine, that
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jurisdiction, or
(i) is operated by or on behalf of a traffic authority on a highway over which the authority has jurisdiction for the purpose of sweeping, grading, scraping, plowing or clearing snow from or otherwise maintaining the highway surface, (it) is insured under a policy of liability insurance in an amount not less than the amount prescribed in section 161 of The Highway Traffic Act, and (ill) is operated by a driver who holds a valid and subsisting driver's license for the truck where the vehicle is a truck mounted with a device to adapt it for the purpose of sweeping, grading, But is idea vehicle designe or primarily used or the ransportain of persons or goods other than as set out above.
(b) a vehicle that THAT in wey requise to cause the to a remain motionis in doe pol, ang, (b) when prohibited, to cause the vehicle to remain motionless in one place, pace wier or sat conti denie, and ANDING as a correspondinin cho directions of a when required, to cause the vehicle to cease to move, and THAT in this By-Law STOP, as applied to a vehicle whether occupied or not, means
## (15) minutes.
3.55 3.56 THAT in this By-Law TRACTOR means a self-propelied vehicle that is designed primarily for traction Does ne and a truck taclor or asped tombie my load other than the driver, and includes a farm tractor but THAT in this By-Law TRAFFIC includes any of the following, singly or in combination, while on a highway:
(a) vehicles and other conveyances,
(b) bicycles,
(c) pedestrians,
(d) ridden or herded animals:
3.57 THAT in this By-Law TRAFFIC AUTHORITY means: (a) in the case of provincial highways, and highways in unorganized territory, and to the forest reserves municipalities acting with the approval of the Municipal Board, (c) in the case of highways within municipalities, except those on privately-owned land, the (unicipality vi in i way, in hidhath bierve is pit aprovincial highway, the council of the band order made under section 321, that local government district.
to which reference is made in subsection 90(9), the minister (b) in the case of inter-municipal highways, the municipalities acting together or one of the
3.58 THAT in this By-Law TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE means a sign, signal, light, marking, or device, not inconsistent with this Act, placed or erected by a traffic authority for the purpose of regulating, warning or guiding traffic.
THAT in this By-Law TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNAL means a traffic control device, whether manually,
electrically, or mechanically operated, by which, when operating, traffic is directed to stop and to proceed.
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temporarily towed upon a highway.
by am in ve it, an TRAs me it l do not rite an apron or hate and ar being towed
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THAT in this By-Law TRUCK TRACTOR means a motor vehicle having a net weight of more than 4,000
coupling to the king pin attached to the semi-trailer.
kilograms, equipped with the lower half of a fifth wheel coupler designed to be used to pull a semi-trailer by THAT in this By-Law UNOBSTRUCTED, as applied to a roadway or a lane of a laned roadway means not obstructed by a stationary object.
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THAT in this By-Law VEHICLE means a device, in, upon, or by which a person or thing is or may be
(a) a device designed to be moved solely by human muscular power or used exclusively upon stationary
transported or drawn upon a highway but does not include rails or tracks, or
(b) a motorized mobility aid.
## VEHICLES IN FUNERAL PROCESSIONS:
while they are in motion, unless otherwise directed by a peace officer.
## PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES:
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The provision of this by-law prohibiting standing or parking shall not apply to:
Canadia Mormed ole For Mounted Police Force or vehicles engaged in the work of the Royal
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done on or near a highway.
vehicles of or employed by the Town of Winnipeg Beach while in use or in connection with work being
5.2
if such vehicle has the owner's name painted thereon and is actually engaged in work necessary, on or
vehicles of Her Majesty's Forces, the Royal Mail, or of the Manitoba Government, or any public utility
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near a highway requiring them to stand or be parked in contravention of any such provision.
PLACING AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC SIGNS AND MARKINGS
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The rune Wire to sin actor tony vie eat at be he prisons fro yace and
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street sweeping, or other emergency occurs.
The he pie of preming al escan mait her laugh oly coco on, repain, paring, snow removal, of any applicable traffic sion or device placed by authority of the said Superintendent of Public Works for the Whenever official traffic signs or devices are placed in position conforming to the requirements of this by-law, such signs or devices shall be presumed to have been so placed by the official act or direction of lawful authority unless the contrary shall be established by competent evidence.
purpose of regulating or prohibiting traffic.
courtesy on behalf of the Town and absence of a painted curb or street accompanying a proper sign does not form
Any curb painted "yellow"" ("'no parking") or blue ("Handicap Parking" or "Accessible Parking) is considered a
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a basis for challenging a parking prohibition.
attempt to hide from view any official sign, signal or device.
Which purpos to be or an ito or or resembles anita sin, ipal or device and in paion oralevice, No personal in any it way or devil ate pre die to read it er a great.
## SOLICITING RIDES ON HIGHWAY
No person shall stand on a highway for the purpose of soliciting a ride from the driver of a vehicle.
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Where there is a sidewalk that is reasonably passable on either or both sides of a highway, a pedestrian shall not
walk on a highway.
7.2
Where there are no sidewalks that are reasonably passable on either side of the highway, then a pedestrian may side of the highway upon which traffic is traveling in the opposite direction as to which the pedestrian is
walk on the edge of a highway as close to the curb or edge of the highway as possible and they shall walk on the proceeding.
## PASSING ON OR WITHIN FIFTY FEET OF AN INTERSECTION
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No driver of a vehicle other than an emergency vehicle, when overtaking another vehicle traveling in the same direction within fifty (50) feet of an intersection within the Municipal limits of the Town of Winnipeg Beach.
upon a highway within the Town of Winnipeg Beach shall pass, or attempt to pass such other vehicle in an intersection
## GENERAL REGULATIONS
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speed area of any park or playground in the Town of Winnipeg Beach.
No person shall travel on a roadway at a speed of greater than 30 kilometers per hour within a reduced restricted
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speed zone of any school or school yard while school is in session between the hours of 7:30A.M. through 5:30
No person shall travel on a roadway at a speed of greater than 30 kilometers per hour within a restricted reduced
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P.M. Monday to Friday inclusive, September through June.
No vehicle shall be driven on a sidewalk or boulevard, but may be driven over an approach or sidewalk crossing.
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No person shall travel at a speed greater than 50 kilometers per hour on any municipal highway within the
boundaries of the Town of Winnipeg Beach except in those areas within the Town of Winnipeg Beach which
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have been designated by by-law or other governing authorities or otherwise duly signed to have a different rate boulevard, approach, lane, laneway or other municipal or public space.
No person shall allow the use of an extension cord to be run across from his/her private property onto a sidewalk,
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Businesses within the Boundaries of the Town of Winnipeg Beach and with written contractual agreement with
the Town of Winnipeg Beach shall be allowed to maintain customer parking spaces on Municipal owned
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Works Department of the Town of Winnipeg Beach or cause to be placed or maintained, and the associated costs
property or boulevards at the discretion of "Council" and provided that proper signage be erected by the Public to be appropriately charged back to the said business. Further, in the agreement it shall be indicated that the times. Both parties would be required to complete "Schedule C" which would become effective by resolution of Business Owner would also be responsible for the proper upkeep and maintenance of said parking spaces at all No blocking of streets, avenues or lanes by any vehicles, including service vehicles.
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No parking in any lane in the Town of Winnipeg Beach.
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Youre signal provon any Public Parking Lot except during Town approved Events and with council or Al send nd deaned or deser in he ting Wimpes Beach that dead end east of Highway 149 at the All designated parking spaces within the Town of Winnipeg Beach must be properly signed and/or have proper
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pavement markings and shall be for the sole use of only those vehicles displaying a valid permit.
## 10.0 GENERAL REGULATION - SCENES OF FIRES
A mipe elid ovined bye to the ter tom ended ore i i lines in dameer, man a rod flashing light, and showing the letters "VVF" in black; and the lamp shall be illuminated only when the motor vehicle is proceeding to a fire or other emergency, and no other motor vehicle shall be equipped with such a Tarm ov dive incor pahala vehicle wi lov a vock he fe fire feting vehicle as stoppedes anset a a fre. (This section shall not apply to vehicles operated by the members of the Fire Department in response to a fire No person shall drive a vehicle over any unprotected fire hose extended for firefighting purposes.
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We person dile will fie depatien coal in in the pur rions diri by la fire department ficial.
## PARADES/SPECIAL EVENTS
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No person shall hold, take part in or be a member or a parade unless:
11.1 The parade is under the direction or control of a person acting as Marshall or Organizer.
The parade has been duly permitted by the Council of the Town of Winnipeg Beach.
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permit therefore not less than four weeks prior to the time set for commencement of the parade, and shall when
Any person desiring to hold a parade shall apply to the C.A.O. of the Town of Winnipeg Beach in writing for a making his/her request, specify the nature of the parade, the day and hour at which it is to be held, the place of pass a given point and pay such sums of money as the Mayor and Council shall require for the purpose of formation and dispersal, the exact route to be followed, the estimated length or time for the parade to publishing due notice of the parade and such diversion of traffic as he/she may deem necessary as a result of the Parade, to divert traffic and barricade or obstruct highways, lanes, roadways, or portions thereof.
section shall, as he/she may deem necessary, make arrangements to properly police the streets during the passage
The C.A.O. on approval of Council on receipt of an application made in accordance with the provisions of this While a parade is in progress, pedestrians not participating, shall be restricted to the adjoining sidewalk.
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Police, no person shall drive a vehicle through a parade.
Unless so directed by a By-Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer or member of The Royal Canadian Mounted Unless otherwise directed by a By-Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer or member of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, no person shall drive a vehicle on any portion of a highway that has been roped off, barricaded or otherwise indicated to traffic.
Every person driving, leading, or riding a horse shall be subject to all the provisions of this by-law.
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hands and shall not lose control of the horse or vehicle.
A person driving, riding or leading a horse or horse drawn vehicle shall at all times hold the reigns in his/her Ensuring that a proper receptacle is attached at the rear of the horse for the purpose of excrement and, A person driving, riding or leading a horse or horse drawn vehicle shall be responsible for said horse shall be immediately cleared from the roadway by the driver, rider or leader of the horse.
furthermore, any excrement that may be deposited on any roadway within the Town of Winnipeg Beach by the The Town of Winnipeg Beach may by resolution duly passed close any highway or portion thereof for the CLOSING OF THE HIGHWAYS
purinese of conducting a special event thereon and provided proper signage is in place 24 hours prior to that event No pron ring on or in any venice or device sall atach the same or himselfherself to any moving vehice upon or other device, thereto.
U-TURNS
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at an intersection, unless such a turn is prohibited at such intersection.
14.1
No person shall turn a vehicle on a highway in said Municipality so as to proceed in the opposite direction except Stitt Street, Centre Avenue or Robinson Avenue in said Municipality.
No person shall turn a vehicle so as to proceed in the opposite direction at any intersection on Main Street,
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BICYCLES
15.0
applicable thereto.
Every person riding a bicycle shall be subject to all the provisions of this by-law, insofar as they can be made
15.1
A person who is operating a bicycle shall comply with the following provisions, namely,
15.2
Sheep rator as (15.1) he operator shall ride as closely as practicable to the right hand edge or curb of a and puried by horrid abicycle on a highway where signs prohibit their use.
The operator shall not use the bicycle to carry more passengers at one time than the number for which it is desi
(iii)
(v)
(iv)
The operator shall give the signals required by the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act.
(vii)
(vi)
Any person operating a bicycle shall obey the instructions of traffic signs and devices applicable to vehicles,
(viii)
unless directed by a By-Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer or member of The Royal Canadian
Mounted Police.
No bicycle shall be equipped with nor shall any person use upon a bicycle any siren horn or device producing
(ix)
a sound which resembles that produced by a siren horn.
bicycle and the same may be held under seizure by a By-Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer or
Any person guilty of a breach of any of the provisions of Section 15 shall be liable to seizure of his or her person guilty of such breach has paid the fee set forth in Schedule A attached hereto.
member of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police within the Town of Winnipeg Beach until such time as the
16.0 SNOWMOBILES, UNLICENSED MOTORCYCLES, LICENSED OR UNLICENSED ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES, LICENSED OR UNLICENSED OFF-ROAD VEHICLES AND MOTORIZED MOBILITY AIDS
operated within the town as set out below.
The following designated off-road vehicles and motorized mobility aids may be
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residence or immediately adjacent to the residence of his or her relative to the nearest direct route
(a) SNOWMOBILES - May be operated along the lane or ditch immediately adjacent to his or her from point A to point B.
OFF-ROAD VEHICLE - may be operated within the Town of Winnipeg Beach on any lane or along
(b) ANY PROPERLY LICENSED MOTORCYCLE, ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE OR
from the operator's place of residence.
any ditch for the purpose of taking the most direct route in or out of the Town of Winnipeg Beach to or operator shall not ride a motorized mobility aid on a sidewalk in any way that interferes with the boundaries of the Town of Winnipeg Beach shall do so only on sidewaiks within the Town. The
(c) MOTORIZED MOBILITY AIDS-Any individual operating a Motorized Mobility Aid within the motorized mobility aid on a street. This restriction shall not apply where there is no sidewalk unencumbered movement of pedestrian traffic. It shall be an offence for any person to ride upon a inter the stre act of a dor whete an existin oval ero an any sabi declo superated.
in a safe manner.
operated upon a street or any other public property within the Town.
Except as set out in Section 16.1 Off Road Vehicles & Motorized Mobility Aids are not permitted to be The off-road vehicles designated in Section 16.1 (a) and 16.1 (b) are permitted to operate upon a lane or ditch provided the operation of the designated off road vehicle;
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No person shall operate a deserted fres chile consent of the over or lawful occupier of the property (b) No person shall operate an off-road vehicle or ail-terrain vehicle within 100 meters of a dwelling between the hours of 11:00P.M. and 7:00A.M. This prohibition does not apply to a person operating an off-road vehicle who has permission from the owner or occupier of the dwelling and providing that the Noise By-Law of the Town of Winnipeg Beach is not in violation.
## EXCESSIVE NOISE
No person shall create or cause a disturbance of the peace by blowing of horns, or squealing of tires, or operating vehicles with improper mufflers or no mufflers at all within the Town of Winnipeg Beach.
PARKING 18.1 Except where otherwise indicated by a traffic sign or device, a driver shall not stop, stand or park a vehicle other than on the right side of a highway and facing the flow of traffic and with the right hand wheels parallel to that side and where there is a curb, within eighteen inches of the curb; and where there is no curb, the driver side wheels of the vehicle must be on the roadway.
of the following places:
Except where otherwise indicated by a traffic sign or device, a driver shall not stop, stand or park a vehicle in any
18.2 (i) On a sidewalk or boulevard
18.2 (ii) At the entrance to a lane or to a driveway or an approach leading into public or private premises so as to obstruct the ingress or egress of vehicles
18.2 (iii) Within an intersection, or within 6 meters of an intersection.
18.2 (v) On a crosswalk
18.2 (vi) Within 3 meters of any crosswalk
18.2 (vii) Along side or opposite any street excavation or obstruction when stopping, standing or parking would obstruct traffic.
18.2 (vili) On the left side of any vehicle parked on a highway.
18.2 (ix) Within 6 meters of a stop sign.
18.2 (x) In front of a fire station, whether on the same or opposite side of the highway.
18.2 (xi) No person shall stop, stand or park a motor vehicle in a designated parking space, or in a manner that makes a designated parking space inaccessible, unless the vehicle displays a permit in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act and the regulations under that Act.
18.2 (xi)In contravention of any traffic sign, device or painted road markings.
Ne pered as listi, and her Mank or alig to yo ram, or park any vehicle on a highway, that has nor been duly
18.3
18.4
Section 3 of this by-law within the limits of the Town of Winnipeg Beach between the hours of 8:00P.M. and
· No plain ng signs adoratin the portin or the hy way upon which parking is is precidied day temporary
No person shall park or cause to be parked, a vehicle between the hours of six o'clock in the morning and six Unless specifically permitted by Resolution of Council, no person shall park or cause to be parked on any highway:
18.6
18.6 (i) an advertising vehicle.
18.6 (ii) a gasoline tank truck unattended.
repain stated by ah principal purpose of washing, greasing, or repairing such vehicle, except the inmediate
18.6 (iv) vehicle displayed for sale.
18.6 (V) or any vehicle or trailer that is for the purpose of being used as a temporary place of residence.
18.6 (Vi) any unhitched trailer of any type.
## REMOVAL OF VEHICLES
## That By-Law No. 2/2016 is hereby repealed.
21.
| 19.1 Where a By-Law Enforcement Officer, a Peace Officer or a member of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has reasonable and probable cause for believing that a vehicle is in breach of any of the provisions of Section 18 of the By-Laws, then he/ costay and cause to be taken u and stored in a suitable plethe vehicle into his | Any costs and charges incurred in moving or storing a vehicle or both, under Subsection 19.1 hereof are a lien on the vehicle that may be enforced under the TeARS OF e BE been sier Peace officer or member or are Royal Canadian Mounted Police or other authorized person. | The removal and storage of any vehicle is in addition to and not a substitution for any other penalties. SPECIFIC PENALTIES | or Section 8 or this by-aw, tid By Law etiremen partie robed in viacion, individual finding such vehicle shall take its registration number and may take any Constrous atin to sley on the chide which may idemily is user and shall An Infraction Notice (Schedule A) indicating a By-Law Infraction Warning (no penalty due) or; an Infraction Notice indicating a By-Law Infraction Notice (Schedule A) for the driver to answer to the charge | Any person found guilty of a breach under Section 18 of this by-law shall be liable upon conviction thereof to a penalty or fine in the sum as set forth in Schedule A attached hereto, in addition to any costs which they may be required to pay. Costs may include such charges as may be levied in the event the vehicle is removed under the provisions of this by-law or any other court costs. The fine may be paid voluntarily by any person attending at the offices of the Chief Administrative Officer of the Town of Winnipeg Beach or other person assigned by him/her to such duty and paying the fine and costs herein referred to in this Section. | 20.3 In any prosecution charging a violation of any law of regulation governing the standing, or parking of a vehicle, proof that the particular vehicle described in the evidence of the By-Law Enforcement Officer or other duly authorized individual was parked in violation of any such law or regulation, together with proof that the defendant named in the information was at the time of such parking the registered owner of such vehicle, shall constitute in evidence a prima facie presumption that the registered owner of such vehicle was the person who parked or placed such vehicle at the point where, and for the time during which, such violation occurred. |
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DONE AND PASSED in Council duly assembled in the Town of Winnipeg Beach, in the Province of Manitoba on this 28th of June, 2017
## TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH
C.A.O.
Read a first time this 24t of May, 2017. (Resolution #119-2017) Read a second time this 28th of June, 2017 (Resolution #150-2017) Read a third time this 28th of June, 2017, 2017 (Resolution #151-2017)
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Schedule "A"
## INFRACTION NOTICE
## TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH TRAFFIC BY-LAW
NAME:\_
ADDRESS:
MODEL:\_
VEHICLE MAKE:
PLATE#:
COLOUR:
The undersigned being an Officer says that she/he has reasonable and probable grounds to believe that in the Town of Winnipeg Beach on the contrary to the Town of Winnipeg Beach Traffic By-la approximately a.m./p.m. you did commit the following offence
· - parked on a crosswalk (sec. 18.2 v)
· - parked within 3 metres of a fire hydrant (sec. 18.2 iv)
· - parked within 3 metres of a crosswalk (sec. 18.2 vi)
· - parked in front of a yellow curb (sec. 18.2 хії)
· - parked an unhitched trailer on a highway (sec.18.6 vi)
· - parked in a no parking area (sec. 18.2 xii)
· - parked in a designated handicap space without a permit displayed
· BY-LAW INFRACTION "WARNING" (no penalty due).
· BY-LAW INFRACTION "NOTICE" - Therefore a PENALTY in the amount of $50.00 is now levied against you, payable to the Town of Winnipeg Beach within 28 days of this notice. In accordance with the Town of Winnipeg Beach Traffic By-Law, this penalty will be reduced to $25.00 if paid within 14 days of this notice. Please enclose this notice with your payment.
Signed on the date of the offence or dated at Winnipeg Beach, in the Province of Manitoba this \_day of Location: By-Law Enforcement/Designated Officer for The Town of Winnipeg Beach
29 Robinson Ave. Winnipeg Beach, MB. ROC 3G0 Cell: 204-641-5479 Office: 204-389-2698 Fax: 204-389-2019
EARLY PAYMENT OPTIONS: The penalty amount shown on the Penalty notice is eligible for a discount if paid within 14 days.
after issuance will result in the full penalty being owed. 2 MA. Wai thee or nong de, pay is ton or guer ben, ro. Box 160 in each, A 30 i retion number on cheque.. 3 DROP cheque in our drop box at the front of the office.
REVEN OF DEHIS ON Vo or 3, Tobian Ay penalty notice revived by a Screening Ofice, please complit a "Reques for Screening" form a The Screening Officer is limited to reducing or cancelling the penalty notice in certain circumstances. The Screening Officer considers the full penalty amount when reviewing the circumstances surrounding each Penalty Notice.
Automatic a ty paymen issuered with this Penalry Notice to request a review by a Screning oficer or pay the penaly. Arter 14 days you wil lose the Failure to address this matter within 30 days will result in collective action being taken.
Should you disagree with the decision of the Screening Officer, you may request a hearing before a provincially appointed Adjudicator. Scheduling of an Adjudicator requires a payment of a $25.00 fee prior to the hearing being scheduled. Should you be successful at the Adjudication hearing the $25.00 will be refunded. Information on requesting an Adjudication Hearing will be provided in the decision of the Screening Officer.
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White: Vehicle Canary: Courts Pink: Town Schedule "A-1"
DATE OF REQUEST:
APPLICANT NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE NUMBERS):
CONTRAVENTION NUMBER:
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
PENALTY OWING:
SIGNATURE:
Email this form to: [email protected] Or Drop off at the Town Office at 29 Robinson Ave. Winnipeg Beach, or use our after-hours drop box. Or mail to Town of Winnipeg Beach, Box 160, Winnipeg Beach, ROC 3GO
Or fax to 204-389-2019
## SCHEDULE 'B'
AGREEMENT TO OPERATE PARKING SPACES ON
MUNICIPAL OWNED PROPERTY
I/We (Name)
operating a business as: (Name)\_ \_: request permission from the Town of Winnipeg Beach, to operate for the purposes of customer parking, the following section of Municipal Property as described hereto:
This agreement shall remain in effect until such time as either party gives 60 days written notice to terminate the agreement and not until such time as the agreement is terminated by resolution of "Council". Once this agreement is completed and duly signed by both parties; it would become effective by resolution of "Council".
Business Owner Name:
C.A.O., Town of Winnipeg Beach:
Signature:
-
Witness:
Date:
Signature:
Witness:
Date:
| By-Law 9/2017 Regulation of Traffic
## Schedule "C" Exceptions to the Traffic By-Law
Regulate Traffic - One Way Laurel Avenue - From HWY #9 through to Grove Street - One Way East and duly signed · Prospect Street - From Ash Avenue to Park Avenue - One Way from South to North from June 1" to August 31" and duly Ash Avenue - From Grove Street to Prospect Street - One Way West to East from June 1'* to August 31" and duly signed Prospect Street - from 10" Avenue to 9t Avenue - One Way North to South and duly signed.
Winnipeg Beach Community Centre - the north-south lane on the West side and duly signed.
Regulate Traffic - Local Traffic Only Regulate Traffic - Reduced Speed School Zone · Robinson Avenue - From Stitt Street to Churchill Drive - 30 KM Maximum Speed Zone September 1' to June 30ih (both dates inclusive) 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and duly signed.
Regulate Speed - Reduced Speed Seasonal Prospect Street - 30 KM Maximum speed zone June 1" through August 31% and duly signed. Regulate Parking - Time Limit Seasonal · Main Street - west side from Murray Avenue to Hamilton Avenue - 2 Hour Parking' from 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. and from June 1"' through August 31 and duly signed.
days inclusive) from 8:30A.M. To 4:30P.M. along the North section of Robinson Avenue directly in front of the Town of
· 29 Robinson Avenue (Winnipeg Beach Administration Office) - Maximum fifteen 15 Minutes Parking Monday to Friday (both
· 27 Centre Avenue (Post Office) - Maximum fifteen (15) consecutive minutes at any time Monday to Friday (both days inclusive) from 9:00A.M. - 5:00P.M. in the designated parking stalls from the northwest corner of Centre Avenue and continuing in an easterly direction and duly signed. (This area is also identified as being the area in front of the Post Office.) · 40 Stitt Street (Park Place Meats) - Maximum fifteen (15) consecutive minutes Monday to Sunday (both days inclusive) directly in front of the establishment currently identified as Park Place Meats between the driveway immediately to the north of the building and the driveway immediately to the south of the building and duly signed.
## Regulate Parking - Time Limit
Winnipeg Beach Administration Office from the northwest corner and projecting 55 feet eastward and duly signed. · 382 #9 HWY (Ford's Groceries) - The parking stalls along the south side of the establishment is designated 15 minute parking between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. extending from PTH 9 west to the lane and excluding the driveway. · Murray Street - south side , from Main St. going West for 42 feet maximum fifteen (15) minutes loading zone.
Main Street - east side from Murray Avenue to Hamilton Avenue and duly signed.
Regulate Parking - Diagonal Only
· Centre Avenue - North side from Main Street to Stitt Street and duly signed. · Murray Avenue - South side from Main Street to Stitt Street and duly signed.
· Hamilton Avenue - South side from the Public Works yard entrance to Main St (along the North side of the New Fire Hall) Indicated with yellow paint and/or duly signed.. Robinson Avenue North side from Churchill Road to Stitt Street -- Indicated with yellow paint and/or duly signed. Where the Town has installed a temporary "extended sidewalk". Any other location indicated by yellow paint and/or signed.
Regulate Parking - No Parking · Main Street - east side in front of Bandstand; at the opposite end of the intersection of Centre Avenue and Main Street (the entirety of its width) - Indicated with yellow paint and/or duly signed. · Ash Avenue - South East side from Prospect Street to 120 feet west; north side from Grove St. to Prospect St. - duly signed.
## Regulate Parking - Accessible Parking
## · Where marked by blue paint and/or duly signed.
· Prospect Street - From Ash Avenue to Park Avenue East and West Sides - No Parking from June 1" to August 31% and duly
Regulate Parking - No Parking Seasonal · Strollway Street - N.E. Corner at River Avenue to 500 feet North - No Parking from April 1 to October 31· Robinson Avenue - north and south side from Churchill Road to Stitt Street - No Parking in the areas signed "No Parking" and designated as such with a yellow curb from June 1 through August 31 · Stitt Street -east and west side from Robinson Avenue to Hamilton Avenue - No Parking in the areas signed "No Parking" and designated as such with a yellow curb from June 1 through August 31
Regulate Parking - Loading Zone Only Only area and no unauthorized vehicles shall be parked at any time and duly signed.
· Centre Avenue to Heritage Lodge - At the Southwest corner in front of the main entrance of the Heritage Lodge -Loading Zone
· Drop-off only Parking (10 minutes) - 66 feet North East corner of Main and Murray and duly signed Re Urack larger han (1)o he on are prohibited from parking at any time on the following strets within the Town of Winipeg Beach: Main Street, Murray Avenue, Centre Avenue, Robinson Avenue, Hamilton Avenue, and Stitt Street and duly signed.