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City of Brockville
Ontario, Canada
A By-law to Regulate the Care and Use of
Streets in the City of Brockville
By-law No. 024-2022
Enacted by Council March 22, 2022
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Description Page
Definitions 2
Fouling of Streets 5
Encroachment 8
Damage of Streets 15
Sidewalks 16
Removal of Snow and Ice 17
Moving of Structures and Oversize Loads 19
Obstruction/ Refuse and Debris 21
Approval to Use or Occupy City Lands 21
Boulevard Maintenance/Improvements 22
Temporary Street Closure 24
Entrances 25
Street Excavations 26
Vandalism 37
Liability Insurance and Workers
Compensation Board Clearance Requirements 37
Stop Work Order 39
Remedial Actions of Repairs 39
Recovery of Costs 39
Penalty for Violations 40
Severability 41
Assumption of Risk 41
Short Title 41
Schedules
Description
A. Repair Costs/Fees
B. Stop Work Order
C. Application to Cross City Owned Lands to Effect Construction/ Repair or
Maintenance on Private Lands
D. Specifications and Standards for Reinstatement of Trenches
- Details 1-6 and OPSD 802.010
E. Excavation Permit
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BROCKVILLE
By-Law Number 024-2022
A By-Law to Regulate the Care and Use of Streets in the City of Brockville
and to Repeal By-Law Number 095-1993/
and any Amendments Thereto
WHEREAS pursuant to the Municipal Act/ 2001, the municipality is
given the capacity, rights/ powers and privileges to exercise these rights;
and
WHEREAS Council deems it expedient to regulate and control the care
and use of streets in the City of Brockville;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the City of
Brockville hereby enacts as follows:
1. DEFINITIONS
1.1 "Adjoining Owner" means the person who is the
registered owner of a property that adjoins a street;
1.2 ^'Applicant" means any person who makes application for a
permit;
1.3 ^Authorized Encroachment" means an encroachment
that is authorized by a valid permit and ^Unauthorized
Encroachment" has the opposite meaning;
1.4 "Awning"1 means a covered frame/ which may or may not
be retractable/ attached to the building wall;
1.5 ^Boulevard" means that part of a street which lies between
the travelled portion of the street and the street line/ save
and except any municipal sidewalks;
1.6 ^Building" means a structure occupying an area greater
than ten square metres that consists of a wall/ roof and
floor;
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1.7 "Chief Building Official" means the Chief Building Official
of the City of Brockville or their designate;
1.8 "City" and ^City of Brockville" means the Corporation of
the City of Brockville and includes its employees/ servants
and agents;
1.9 ^Construction" includes anything to do with the
construction/ erection, installation/ extension/ alteration/
repair/ reconstruction or replacement of a building,
structure/ fence/ or other object/ and "construct" has a
corresponding meaning;
1.10 ^Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the City
of Brockville;
1.11 "Daylighting" means exposing underground pipes/ utilities/
and cables to the daylight using a hydro excavation truck;
and
1.12 "Directional Bore" means a trenchless construction
technique using a drilling rig.
1.13 ^Director of Operations" means the person duly
appointed by the City Manager of the City of Brockville or
their designated representative. In the event that a
designate is not assigned/ the assumed representative will
defer to the Supervisor of Public Works;
1.14 "Designated Area" means King Street/ from the west side
of Orchard Street to the east side of Gilmour Street/ as well
as Court House Avenue.
1.15 "Emergency" means any unforeseen circumstance or
occurrence/ the existence of which constitutes a clear and
immediate danger to persons or property;
1.16 "Encroachment" means any object or material, including a
building/ structure/ sign/ apparatus/ equipment/ decorative
fixture/ facility/ fence/ hedge/ earth or rock/ which is wholly
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or partly upon a street that was not placed, installed/
constructed or planted by the City, and "encroach" has a
corresponding meaning;
1.17 "Parking Meter" means a mechanical or electronic device
designed to accept payment in exchange for a period of
legal parking that is indicated by means of a signal on the
device or on a ticket dispensed by the device;
1.18 "Pedestrian" includes as individual with a deniability who
is using a wheelchair or other remedial appliance or device/
as well as an individual who is on foot;
1.19 "Permittee" means any person who has been issued a
permit;
1.20 "Person" means any individual/ partnership/ firm/
association/ utility or corporations and the heirs, executors/
administrators or other legal representatives of a person to
whom the context can apply according to law;
1.21 "Private Entrance" means an improved surface within a
street that is used by the owner or occupant of an adjoining
property for vehicular entrance to and from the roadway;
1.22 "Property" means any real property and the buildings or
structures it contains;
1.23 "Property Owner" means the person who is the registered
owner of the lands and premises of authorized agent in
lawful control of the property/ structure or occupancy and
who permits the operation and maintenance of any
business;
1.24 ^'Roadway" means the portion of a street that is improved/
designed or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic/ but does not
include the shoulder; has the same meaning as in
subsection 1(1) of the Highway Traffic Act ",
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1.25 "Sidewalk" means the portion of a street between the
roadway and the lateral boundary of the street that is set
aside for the use of pedestrians;
1.26 "Shoulder" means the portion of a highway that provides
lateral support to the roadway and that may accommodate
stopped motor vehicles and emergency use;
1.27 "Street" means a road allowance and includes a lane/ alley/
park/ square/ highway/ public drive and public place/ or a
part of any of them/ and includes the surface grassed area/
boulevard/ ditch/ curb/ gutter/ sidewalk/ or any other
structure built thereon by the City or with the City's
approval;
1.28 "Vehicle" includes a motor vehicle/ trailer/ traction engine/
farm tractor/ machine used for road construction or
maintenance/ bicycle/ and any vehicle drawn, propelled or
driven by any kind of power/ including muscular power;
1.29 nWatercourse" shall include any floodplain or water
storage area immediately adjacent to any stream or creek;
2. FOULING OF STREETS
2.1 No person shall dig up, cut/ or otherwise damage a highway
or remove any asphalt/ concrete/ gravel/ grass/ turf/ sod/
earth/ shrub or plant from a street without the approval of
the City.
2.2 No person shall throw/ cast/ deposit/ direct/ suffer or permit
any servant, agent/ or employee to throw/ cast/ or deposit
any glass/ nails/ tacks/ scrap metal, handbills, notices/
advertisements/ litter, debris/ rubbish/ refuse or waste on a
street/ except in receptacles provided for this purpose or in
accordance with the applicable by-law or by-laws regulating
the collection/ removal and disposal of waste.
2.3 No person shall allow or deposit any grass/ sand/ gravel/
snow/ earth/ stone/ wood/ coal or other material/ substance
or object on a street.
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2.4 No person shall allow any material from a construction or
demolition operation in which they are engaged to:
2.4.1 Be spilled or tracked onto any street by vehicles
going to or coming from the construction or
demolition area.
2.4.2 No person shall drive a vehicle onto a street or
cause or permit the driving of a vehicle onto a
street unless the person has removed as
completely as is reasonably practicable in the
circumstances/ all clay/ lime/ oil/ sand/ stone or
other material from the wheels of the vehicle
that is likely/
2.4.2.1 To cause an obstruction or dangerous
condition on the street such that it
prevents the safe operation of a motor
vehicle whereby a passenger can be
harmed/ or
2.4.2.2 To damage the surface of the street.
2.4.3 No person who is transporting earth/ sand/ stone
or other material in a vehicle shall load or drive
the vehicle in a manner that causes or permits
the material to be deposited on a highway.
2.4.4 Be carried by wind or propelled by alternate
means from the construction or demolition area
onto any street.
2.5 No person shall deposit any leaves or brush on a street
except for the purpose of participating in any collection or
yard waste that may be undertaken by the City.
2.6 No person shall bum any leaves, waste or other combustible
materials on any street.
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2.7 No person shall damage/ destroy or/ without lawful
authority/ remove any light standard/ hydrant or other
object or structure that is located on a street.
2.8 No person shall attach any sign/ poster, hand bill, notice/ or
advertisement to any pole or tree on any street or paint/
print or impress anything on any street without the
permission to do so/ by resolution of Council.
2.9 No person shall permit any rainwater leader/ down spout or
any other water source to convey or discharge water onto or
permit such water to run over or across any street.
2.10 No person shall pump water onto any street.
2.11 No person shall/ either directly or indirectly/ discharge or
cause or permit the discharge or deposit of any prohibited
substance into a land drainage works located on a street.
2.12 No person shall pollute or foul/ or cause or permit the
pollution or fouling of a street by a vehicle/ animal or any
other means.
2.13 Every owner of an animal or other person who is in charge
of an animal shall immediately remove any feces left on a
street by that animal.
2.14 City staff may at any time enter on land owned by the
municipality and/or adjoining land at any reasonable time
for the purpose of maintaining or making repairs or
alterations to the land owned or occupied by the
municipality/ but only to the extent necessary to carry out
the maintenance/ repairs or alterations. As per By-law 090-
2013 or subsequent by-law or amendment and the
Municipal Act section 132.1(1).
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3.ENCROACHMENT
3.1 No person shall construct/ plant/ place or leave in place an
encroachment upon a street or cause or permit an
encroachment to be constructed/ planted/ placed or left in
place upon a street unless:
3.1.1 The encroachment is authorized by a valid
permit or agreement issued by the City's
Planning Department or Clerk's office.
3.1.2 All relevant fees/ as set out in Schedule "A///
including the application fee/ all other fees and/
where applicable/ the annual fee for each year
during which the encroachment remains in
place/ have been paid
3.1.3 The applicant has submitted proof of a sufficient
amount of such liability and property damage
insurance as outlined in Section 15 or defined in
the agreement.
3.1.4 Every encroachment that is authorized by a
permit shall be constructed/ planted/ placed or
left in place in accordance with the permit and/ if
an authorized encroachment is moved or altered
without the permit holder having obtained a new
permit/ the original permit or agreement shall be
deemed to have been cancelled and/ in that
event/ the encroachment shall no longer be an
authorized encroachment.
3.1.5 Every encroachment that is authorized by a
permit or agreement shall be maintained in a
good state of repair by the owner of the property
for which the permit or agreement was obtained/
as the case may be/ so as not to pose a danger
to the safety of persons using the street/ or to
interfere with the activities or adversely affect
the condition or operation of the equipment or
facilities of the City or its agents.
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3.1.6 If an encroachment that was authorized by a
permit or agreement is not maintained in a good
state of repair/ the City, after giving notice to
the person responsible for maintaining the
encroachment in a good state or repair/ may
cancel the permit or agreement and/ in that
event/ the encroachment shall no longer be an
authorized encroachment.
3.1.7 If, as a result of changed circumstances/ the City
determines that an authorized encroachment
poses a danger to the safety of persons using
the street/ or interferes with the activities or
adversely affects the condition or operation of
the equipment or facilities of the City or its
agents/ the City, after giving notice to the owner
of the property for which the permit was
obtained or the permit holder/ as the case may
be/ may cancel the permit and/ in that event/
the encroachment shall no longer be an
authorized encroachment.
3.1.8 Every person who constructs/ plants/ places or
leaves in place an encroachment upon a street
or who causes or permits an encroachment to be
constructed/ planted/ placed or left in place upon
a street shall be liable for any damages that any
person sustains as a result of the location or use
of the encroachment/ regardless of whether it is
an authorized or unauthorized encroachment.
3.1.9 Every person who constructs/ plants/ places or
leaves in place an encroachment upon a street
or who causes or permits an encroachment to be
constructed, planted, placed or left in place upon
a street that is not authorized by a valid permit
shall remove the unauthorized encroachment at
their own expense.
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3.1.10 If a person is given notice by the City to remove
an unauthorized encroachment and fails to do so
by the date specified in the notice/ the City may
remove the unauthorized encroachment at the
person's expense.
3.1.11 If the owner of the adjoining property is the
person who fails to remove an unauthorized
encroachment by the date specified in a notice
given under section 3.1.10, the City may invoice
the amount of the costs incurred by the City in
removing the encroachment to the property
owner and collect the amount in accordance with
By-Law #39-96.
3.2 No person shall/ without making application for a permit
from the Planning Department;
3.2.1 Plant any tree/ shrub/ hedge or other obstruction
in/ over or upon any street.
3.2.2 Place any newspaper/ mail, or courier box on
any street. Where any such obstruction/ with
the exception of trees that existed prior to
September 28, 1982, is required to be removed
or relocated/ it shall be done upon the City's
request/ in writing/ at the expense of the owner
or occupier of the land fronting or abutting the
obstruction. The City shall not be liable for any
repairs that may be required to the above
objects (Policy P1753)
3.3 No person shall construct or place a fence/ wall/ step/ porch/
building or other such structure so as to encroach on a
street unless authorized to do so by applying for a permit
and authorized to do so by the City's Planning Department/
through an encroachment agreement (Policy P2751).
3.4 No person owning land in the City of Brockville shall allow
any part of a tree/ shrub/ or sapling situated on such land to
extend over or upon any street so as to interfere with/
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impede or endanger persons using the street/ or to interfere
with the activities or adversely affect the condition or
operation of the equipment or facilities of the City or its
agents.
3.4.1 If a person is given notice by the City that a
tree/ shrub or sapling requires trimming/ pruning
or removal and fails to do so by the date
specified in the notice/ the City may complete
the work at the owners cost. The costs incurred
by the City in completing this work may be
added to the tax roll for the adjoining property
and the City will collect the amount in the same
manner as taxes.
3.5 No person shall place any material or goods or erect any
scaffolding on any street or other City lands without first
obtaining a permit from the City's Planning Department.
3.5.1 Maximum of 1/3 of the driving portion of the
street so that such goods not extend beyond.
3.5.2 Maximum of 1/3 of the width of the sidewalk for
scaffold erection and placement.
3.5.3 No permit shall be issued for scaffolding unless
appropriate measures are taken to ensure that
staff of the City and its agents can gain
immediate access to manholes/ vaults and
similar facilities.
3.5.4 Every application for a permit shall be
accompanied by a sketch/ showing the proposed
placement of scaffolding.
3.5.5 Permits shall expire after sixty (60) days from
the date the permit is issued.
3.5.6 If an owner proposes to construct scaffolding
upon a roadway/ a daily occupancy fee/ as set
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out in Schedule 'W/ shall be payable in addition
to the application fee.
3.5.7 If an owner proposes to construct scaffolding
upon a portion of a roadway which is regulated
by parking meters, a daily fee to compensate
the City for the loss of parking revenue/ as set
out in section 9/ subsection 95 of by-law 119-89,
shall be payable in addition to the application fee
and the daily occupancy fee.
3.5.8 Every applicant for a permit shall agree to
comply with the requirements applicable under
the Occupational Health and Safety Act and with
all other applicable legislation and regulations.
3.5.9 A permit authorizing scaffolding to encroach
upon a street shall be valid only for the time
period specified in the permit.
The City may attach such other conditions or restrictions as
may be necessary/ in their opinion, to afford adequate
protection to pedestrians using the street or lands/ or to
interfere with the activities or adversely affect the condition
or operation of the equipment or facilities of the City or its
agents.
3.6 No person shall place any dumpster and other object or
equipment on any street or other City lands without first
obtaining a permit from the City's Planning Department.
3.6.1 Every owner of a property who proposes to place
a dumpster or other object or equipment upon a
street for the purposes of a construction or
maintenance project on that property shall make
application for a permit.
3.6.2 Every application for a permit shall be
accompanied by a sketch/ showing the proposed
placement of a dumpster.
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3.6.3 Permits shall expire after sixty (60) days from
the date the permit is issued.
3.6.4 Every application for a permit shall include
provisions dealing with drainage matters that
are sufficient to ensure that nothing from a
dumpster or other object or equipment drains
into a manhole/ vault or similar facilities.
3.6.5 No permit will be issued if the proposed location
of a dumpster or other object or equipment will
limit or prevent access to a manhole/ vault or
other facility.
3.6.6 If an owner proposes to place a dumpster or
other object or equipment upon a roadway/ a
daily occupancy fee, as set out in Schedule 'W
of this by-law/ shall be payable in addition to the
permit fee.
3.6.7 If an owner proposes to place a dumpster or
other object or equipment upon a portion of a
street which is regulated by parking meters/ a
daily fee to compensate the City for the loss of
parking revenue/ as set out in the section 9/
subsection 95 of by-law 119-89, or subsequent
by-law or amendments thereto/ shall be payable
in addition to the permit fee and the daily
occupancy fee.
3.6.8 A permit authorizing a dumpster or other object
or equipment to encroach upon a street shall be
valid only for the time period specified in the
permit.
3.6.9 No dumpster will be permitted between
November 1st of each year until April 1st of the
following year/ unless otherwise approved by the
City.
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3.7 Maximum use of three (3) feet into the sidewalk from the
businesses building for the display of good, merchandise
and other articles in front of businesses/ that a minimum
space of a 1.2 metre corridor be maintained.
3.8 To prohibit all displays between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and
7:00 a.m.
3.9 No person shall erect or maintain any awning attached to
any building, erected so as to be suspended or projected
over any sidewalk/ except those in conformity with the City's
Sign By-Law or amendments thereto and a permit
authorizing.
3.10 No person shall erect or maintain any banner/ stringer or
other advertising device across any road allowance/ without
permission to do so by resolution of Council (Policy P2020)
and a permit authorizing.
3.11 No person shall erect or maintain any sign or historical
marker/ on any street/ without application to the City and a
permit authorizing.
3.11.1 Every permit holder under Section 3.9 and 3.10
shall be responsible for all costs incurred by the
City in installing/ maintaining and/ if applicable/
supplying a sign or historical marker.
3.11.2 The Permittee must pay the full cost of fees to
the City seven days prior to the ordering and/or
installation of any sign or historical marker
3.12 No person shall remove or cause permit to be removed or
assist in removing any building into/ along or across any
street without first obtaining the required permit(s) from the
Chief Building Official. Such permit(s) may contain
conditions or restrictions as the City may deem necessary.
3.13 No person shall obstruct/ by any means, any drain/ ditch or
watercourse located on any street.
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3.14 The City may remove any material or object deposited by a
person on a highway in contravention to this by-law at the
expense of that person.
3.15 A permit will not be issued unless the applicant agrees to
indemnify the City from liability for all claims for damages
that any person sustains as a result of the location or use of
the encroachment/ and to comply with any other terms and
conditions imposed by the City.
3.16 An applicant may be required to pay additional hourly fees/
as set out in Schedule n/\rr, if the particular circumstances
make it necessary for additional time to be spent on the
review of an application.
4. DAMAGE TO STREETS
4.1 No person shall damage or injure or cause to be damaged or
injured/ any street in the City of Brockville.
4.1.1 Special provisions apply for streets under the n5
Year Road Cut Moratorium". Refer to subsection
13.3.6 of this by-law for further details.
4.1.2 Any damage or injury to a street under 4.1.1 of
this by-law, without written approval from the
City/ will result in a stop work order and a fine/
amount determined by the Director of
Operations.
4.2 No person shall move or cause or permit the moving of a
vehicle that is equipped with metal cleats/ including cleats
with rubber inserts or pads/ fianges or tracks on its wheels
or roller onto or along the roadway of a street unless the
vehicle is being carried on a float or trailer.
4.3 No person shall move or cause or permit the moving of a
vehicle that is equipped with metal cleats/ including cleats
with rubber inserts or pads/ flanges or tracks on its wheels
or roller across the roadway of a street unless a preventive
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pad has first been laid on the portion of the roadway that is
to be crossed.
4.4 Sections 4.2 and 4.3 do not apply to a vehicle that is moved
onto/ along/ or across a roadway with the authorization of
the Director of Operations
5. SIDEWALKS
5.1 No person shall dig up/ damage, or destroy a sidewalk/ or
alter the surface of a sidewalk in any way/ without first
obtaining a permit from the City.
5.2 Sidewalks that have been dug up/ damaged/ destroyed or
altered/ under authorization of the City/ shall be reinstated
as per Schedule "D" of this by-law. Restoration timelines
and restrictions apply/ subsection 13.4.18 and 13.4.19 of
this by-law.
5.2.1 Persons completing repairs to sidewalks that fall
below the standard set out in Schedule "D" will
be advised by the City to complete additional
repairs to meet the standard/ at no additional
cost to the City.
5.3 No person or group of persons shall obstruct a sidewalk in
such a manner as to impede the free movement of
pedestrians on that sidewalk or to pose a danger to the
safety of other persons using the sidewalk or other parts of
the street.
5.4 No person shall operate any motor vehicle/ bicycle or other
vehicle on a sidewalk/ except for the purpose of crossing a
sidewalk while using a private entrance.
5.5 Section 5.4 does not apply to a person who is using a child's
stroller/ to a person with a disability who is using a
wheelchair or other remedial appliance or device/ or to the
operation of the equipment and/or vehicles of the City, or its
agents/ that are performing work/ maintenance or
responding to an emergency call. Other exception may be
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granted by the Director of Operations/ if required/ upon
application.
5.6 No person shall print, draw or otherwise make any mark on
a sidewalk/ unless required for locates.
6. REMOVAL OF SNOW AND ICE
6.1 The Corporation of the City of Brockville shall be responsible
for the removal of snow and ice from public sidewalks within
the limits of the City of Brockville in accordance with 0.Reg
239/02.
6.2 Every tenant/ occupant/ lessee or owner of a residential/
commercial or industrial property shall maintain all steps/
walks/ driveways/ drop off zones/ access ramps/ parking
spaces/ whether temporary, short term or permanent/ and
similar areas adjoining City streets to afford passage free
from hazards at all times to any person using the same/
including the removal of snow and ice from the area of the
city's minimum maintenance section on the sidewalk/
roadway or shoulder, to their entrance.
6.3 Every tenant/ occupant, lessee or owner of a residential/
commercial or industrial property is responsible to maintain
pathways to access ramps whether the pathway is on their
property or an adjoining property. It is the responsibility of
every tenant, occupant/ lessee or owner of a residential/
commercial or industrial property to ensure they are
providing safe accessible paths to their property.
6.4 No person/ firm or corporation shall place snow or ice on
any street within the City of Brockville so as to obstruct/ foul
or encumber such street.
6.4.1 No person/ firm/ or corporation shall deposit
snow or ice on a street/ regardless of whether it
has been removed from an adjoining property/
private entrance/ sidewalk or similar area.
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6.5 Without limiting the generality of Subsection 6.2 above/
obstructing/ fouling or encumbering a street shall be
deemed to include the obstructing/ fouling or encumbering
of any drainage works/ including ditches/ which are located
on such streets.
6.5.1 Any person/ firm or corporation that obstructs/
fouls or encumbers a street shall be deemed in
contravention to Sections 6.2 and 6.3 of this by-
law and is subject to a fine/ as well as any
expense incurred by the City removing said
snow and ice.
6.6 Subsection 6.5 above shall not apply to the Designated Area
so as to prevent the placing of snow on King Street as a
result of clearing sidewalks in the City of Brockville.
6.7 Within the Designated Area hereinbefore set out/ the first
story of grade-level occupants of buildings where the
buildings are vacant or occupied/ shall/ within the first four
(4) hours of daylight after every snowfall/ cause the snow
and ice to be removed entirely from the sidewalk which
abuts the subject buildings.
6.8 Notwithstanding the preceding subsection/ where the first
story of grade-level occupation of such buildings/ in whole or
in part, is residential or where there exists a doorway or
entrance leading to a second or higher floor/ the owner of
the building shall be responsible for the removal of snow
and ice as set out in section 6.5.
6.8.1 The occupants referred to in section 6.5 and 6.6
shall take such action as is necessary to prevent
the adjoining sidewalk from becoming slippery or
remaining in a slippery condition.
6.9 No person owning or having charge or care of any building
abutting on or erected within three metres (3 m) of any
public street/ thoroughfare/ sidewalk or pavement, shall
permit snow or ice to accumulate on the roof of eaves of
such buildings as aforesaid/ to any extent that pose an
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immediate danger to the health or safety of any person
passing. Such person shaff cause the same to be removed
forthwith/ and while removing same shall take due and
proper care and precaution for the warning and safety of
person passing. The snow or ice removed from the roof of
said building is to be forthwith removed from the street/
thoroughfare/ sidewalk or pavement:
6.9.1 Upon removal of snow or ice specified in Section
6.9 of this by-iaw/ the person owning or having
charge of care of said building shall take such
action as is necessary to prevent the adjoining
street/ thoroughfare/ sidewalk or pavement from
becoming slippery or from remaining in a
slippery condition.
6.9.2 If the Director of Operations deems snow and ice
accumulation on a building mentioned in Section
6.9 of this by-law poses an immediate danger to
health and safety or any person passing/ notice
will be given and if the person owning or person
having charge or care of the building fails to
comply by the date specified in the notice/ the
City may complete the work at the owners cost.
The costs incurred by the City in completing this
work may be added to the tax roll for the
adjoining property and the City will collect the
amount in the same manner as taxes.
7. MOVING STRUCTURES and OVERSIZE or OVERWEIGHT LOADS
7.1 No person shall use a street to move a vehicle/ load/ object/
building or structure that is in excess of the dimensional
limits set out in the Highway Traffic Act or the weight limits
set out in the same statute unless a permit has been
obtained from the City in accordance with the provisions of
the Highway Traffic Act.
7.2 Every application for a permit shall be submitted to the City
in the specified form/ and the applicant shall be responsible
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for paying the application fee to the City and all other
applicable amounts/ as set out in Schedule 'W.
7.3 The purpose of the application fee is to cover the costs
incurred by the City in reviewing the application/ making site
inspections/ if necessary/ and issuing the permit. In the case
of an annual permit the fee will also cover occasional visits
to the route to ensure no alterations to the route will impact
the ability to undertake the move.
7.4 If the particular circumstances make it necessary for
additional time to be spent on the review of an application/
the applicant may be required to pay additional hourly fees/
as set out in Schedule WA//.
7.5 If the particular circumstances make it necessary for the
City to escort the vehicle/ load/ object/ building or structure
while it is being driven/ operated or moved/ the applicant
may be required to pay additional hourly fees/ as set out in
Schedule "A".
7.6 The City may require an applicant to provide a deposit/ bond
or other security sufficient to cover the cost of repairing
possible damage to a street or other infrastructure.
7.7 The City may impose conditions as a requirement of
obtaining a permit/ including requiring an applicant to enter
into an agreement with the City.
7.8 A permit will not be issued unless the applicant agrees that
the owner, operator or mover of the vehicle, load/ object/
building or structure is responsible for all damages that may
be caused to the street or infrastructure by reason of the
driving/ operating or moving of the vehicle, load/ object/
building or structure.
7.9 A permit will not be issued unless the applicant agrees that
the owner/ operator or mover of the vehicle/ load/ object/
building/ or structure is responsible for all damages that
may be caused to the properties of adjoining owners by
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reason of the driving/ operating or moving of the vehicle/
load/ object/ building or structure.
7.10 A permit will not be issued unless the applicant provides and
maintains/ at the applicant's expense/ liability and property
damage insurance/ as per section 15 of this by-law.
8. OBSTRUCTIONS/ REFUSE and DEBRIS
8.1 The owner/ occupant or person in charge of every:
1. Commercial property within the Designated Area
which adjoins a sidewalk;
2. Building to which the public has access;
3. Place of worship: and
4. Residential property/
Shall keep the adjoining sidewalk free of all obstructions,
refuse and debris, except in accordance with Section 7 of
by-law 093-2012/ or subsequent by-law or amendments
thereto/ pertaining to Residential Solid Waste Management.
9. APPROVAL TO USE OR OCCUPY CITY LANDS
9.1 No person shall/ without the prior written approval of the
Director of Operations, use any City owned lands to affect
construction/ repairs or maintenance on private lands. For
the purpose of this by-law the word "use" shall include
travelling across City lands with any vehicle but shall not
include travelling across City lands on foot.
9.2 Approval to use City lands/ as defined in subsection 9.1 may
be granted to any person/ firm or company upon application
and permit approval. Application to use City lands shall be
made on an approved form as shown in Schedule "C" of this
by-law.
9.3 Approval to use City lands may be given subject to such
terms and conditions as may be deemed appropriate and
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may include the deposit of money and/or the execution of
an agreement to make good any damages.
9.3.1 A permit will not be issued for any use or
occupancy unless the applicant provides and
maintains/ at the applicant's expense/ liability
and property damage insurance/ in an amount
satisfactory to the City/ naming the City as an
additional insured in order to protect the City
against all liability/ and the applicant shall
submit proof of such insurance when applying
for a permit/ if the Director of Operations
requires.
9.4 No person shall/ without the permission of the City and
obtaining a permit through application/ occupy any street/
road allowance or land owned by the City. Daily use fees
may apply and are in addition to application and permit
fees/ as found in Schedule UA//.
10. BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE/IMPROVEMENTS
10.1 No person owning or occupying lands that front on to or
whose side yard(s) abut a boulevard/ shall allow such
boulevard to be in an unsafe or unkempt condition.
Boulevards must be kept in good condition relative to the
surrounding area/ including but not limited to keeping grass
trimmed/ free of debris and removal of noxious weeds.
10.2 The owner or occupier of land fronting or abutting on a
street may improve the boulevard in front of their land by
sodding it at their own expense. No person shall confine or
impeded traffic, obstruct/ bury/ unduly expose or damage
any utility plant as a result of such improvement. No person
shall make any vertical grade change to any boulevard
unless approved by the City.
10.2.1 Before any maintenance/improvements
commence/ locates for underground utilities and
application for a permit must be made.
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10.3 Any maintenance/improvement under subsections 10.1 and
10.2 shall not interfere with/ impede or endanger persons
using the street, or interfere with the activities or adversely
affect the condition or operation of the equipment or
facilities of the City or its agents.
10.4 No person shall/ without legal authority/ damage or destroy
any tree, shrub or sapling that is located on a boulevard or
median.
10.5 The owner of a commercial property may construct a private
sidewalk between a building on the property and a public
sidewalk/ provided that the private sidewalk is constructed
so as not to obstruct or pose a danger to the safety of
persons using the public sidewalk or other parts of the
street/ or to interfere with the activities or adversely affect
the condition or operation of the equipment or facilities of
the City or its agents.
10.5.1 In order to grant permission of section 10.5,
application for permit must be made to the City's
Planning Department with sufficient insurance
provided as per Section 15 of this by-law/ for all
work to be completed on City owned property.
10.5.2 The initial installation as well as future
maintenance and/or requirements for such work
shall be at the expense of the owner or occupier.
Construction shall be in accordance with current
City specifications and regulations/ and in
compliance with all related workplace safety
protocol.
Any boulevard may be re-occupied by the City at any time
without the consent of the owner or occupier of the property
abutting thereon.
10.6 No person shall operate any motor vehicle on a boulevard/
except for the purpose of crossing a boulevard while using a
private entrance.
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10.7 Section 10.6 does not apply to the operation of the
equipment and/or vehicles of the City, or its agents/ that are
performing work/ maintenance or responding to an
emergency call. Other exception may be granted by the
Director of Operations/ if required/ upon application.
11. TEMPORARY STREET CLOSURES
11.1 No person shall close a street for special event purposes
without permission to do so by means of a Facility Use
Agreement or by resolution of Counci! (Policy P2013) and/or
the City.
11.1.1 Permission will only be granted after application
for a permit has been granted/ applicable fees
paid/ sufficient insurance has been provided to
the City and adequate traffic protection plans/ as
per Occupational Health and Safety Act/ have
been approved by the Director of Operations.
11.1.2 Additional fees may apply as determined by the
City's Fees By-Law/ if the provided traffic
protection plans that were provided to the City
are not sufficient/ or are not being followed as
required under the Occupational Health and
Safety Act.
11.1.3 The Director of Operations reserves/ at all times/
the ability to enforce a stop work order/
Schedule "B"/ and revoke a permit if all
parameters in subsection 11.1.1 are not followed
and up to date.
11.2 No person shall temporarily close to traffic any street or part
of any street without approval of the Director of Operations.
Such approval shall be subject to requirements or controls
as prescribed by the Director of Operations.
11.3 The Director of Operations may temporarily close to traffic
any street whenever the same may become necessary by
reason of any work or improvement being carried out
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thereon or by reason of the condition thereof/ and the
Director of Operations may cause to be erected or kept
thereon any barricade or notice warning the public that the
street is closed to traffic.
11.3.1 No person shall/ without lawful authority/ use a
street or portion of a street that has been
temporarily closed for construction/ repair or
improvement project or for any other purpose.
11.3.2 No person shall/ without the authorization of the
Director of Operations/ remove or deface any
barricade/ flashing light/ warning device/ detour
sign or other device from a street or portion of a
street that has been closed temporarily for a
construction/ repair or improvement project or
for any other purpose.
11.4 All temporary street closures must/ before happening/ be
reported to the Brockville Police Department/ Brockville Fire
Dispatch and all other emergency services/ as to not affect
emergency response times, with the approximate start time
and completion time of the temporary street closure.
12. ENTRANCES
12.1 No person owning or occupying land abutting on a street
shall construct a sidewalk or roadway across a boulevard to
provide a means of access unless, application to the City,
and approval by Planning Department or City Clerk is
granted. The initial installation as well as future
maintenance and/or requirements for such work shall be at
the expense of the property owner or occupier. Construction
shall be in accordance with current City specifications and
regulations and all applicable safety protocol.
12.1.1 Adequate insurance/ as specified in section 15 of
this by-law/ must be provided to the City for any
work done on City property/ as well as sufficient
and adequate traffic protection plan as specified
by the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
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In granting approval/ the City may/ at their sole discretion/
attach such conditions as may be necessary to restrict
unauthorized access to the site or to prevent damage/
hazard or nuisance to the public.
12.2 No person shall install or construct or cause to be installed
or constructed a culvert on any street without prior
application for permit and approval from the City.
Installation shall be in accordance with current City
specifications and regulation and follow all applicable safety
protocol.
13. STREET EXCAVATIONS
13.1 Regulations
13,1.1 No person shall make any tunnel or excavation
on any street without first procuring an
Excavation Permit/ Schedule "E// for such work
from the City for a fee.
13.1.2 Any Utility maintaining pipes/ lines or other
underground facilities in or under the surface of
any street may proceed with an opening without
an Excavation Permit when emergency
circumstances demand the work be done
immediately provided the Permit could not
reasonably have been obtained beforehand. The
Utility shall thereafter apply for a permit on the
first regular business day on which the office of
Ontario One Call is open for business and said
Permit shall be retroactive to the date on which
the work was begun.
13.1.3 Locates of all City owned facilities must be
obtained by the Utility before an emergency
excavation can begin/ as outlined in subsection
13.1.2.
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13.1.4 Any damage/ cut or removal of pavement under
permit shall be charged a Pavement Degradation
Fee/ as per schedule 'W.
13.1.5 In no case shall any excavation or temporary
repair made by a Pemnittee be considered to be
in the charge or care of the City, its officers or
employees/ except in the exercise of the police
power when it is necessary to protect life and
property.
13.2 Excavation Permit
13.2.1 Submittals
Any person making application for an Excavation
Permit shall supply:
13.2.1.1 A Certificate of Insurance and Workers
Compensation Board Certificate of
Clearance as required under Section
15 of this by-law.
13.2.1.2 A list/ when required by the City/ of
property owner and tenants of all
properties abutting the area where the
proposed work is to be performed.
13.2.1.3 An approved plan showing the work
proceed to be performed under the
Permit.
13.2.1.4 The applicable permit fee (as per
Schedule "A")
13.2.2 Permit Restrictions
13.2.2.1 Permits are not transferable from one
person to another.
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13.2.3 Permit Revocation
An Excavation Permit may be revoked by the
City after oral or written notice to the Permittee
for:
13.2.3.1 Violation of any condition of the Permit
or of any provision of this or other
applicable by-law
13.2.3.2 Violation of any provision of any
statute relating to the work; or
13.2.3.3 Existence of any condition or the doing
of any act constituting or creating a
nuisance or endangering the lives or
properties of others.
When a Permit has been revoked and the work
authorized by the Permit has not been
completed/ the City/ or authorized agent, may
complete the work as may be necessary to
satisfactorily restore the street. All expenses
incurred by the City shall be recovered from the
Permittee.
13.2.3.4 An Excavation Permit shall expire after
sixty (60) days from the date the
permit is issued or shall be terminated
if work authorized by the permit holder
has not commenced within twenty (20)
calendar days of permit issuance.
13.3 Excavation Restrictions
Any work carried out under authority of an Excavation
Permit shall be subject to the following restrictions.
13.3.1 Streets and driveways shall be directional bored
under/ unless approval is obtained from the
Director of Engineering & Infrastructure to do
otherwise. Directional boring must be done at a
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minimum depth/ as decided by the Director of
Engineering & Infrastructure.
13.3.2 Work undertaken shall not be of an amount or
quantity greater than, or at a location other
than/ that specified in the Permit.
13.3.3 No open excavation in any street shall extend
beyond the centerline of a street before being
backfilled and the surface of the street
temporarily restored.
13.3.4 No more than 15 metres measure longitudinally
shall be opened in any street at any one time by
permit holders.
13.3.5 Work authorized by a Permit shall be performed
between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M./
Monday to Friday/ unless otherwise authorized
by the City. The City may restrict the work to be
carried out to a specific date and time.
13.3.6 No open excavation of roadway surfaces that
have been overlaid or reconstructed during the
preceding five (5) year period shall be
permitted/ other than the emergency
maintenance of existing underground
infrastructure/ unless approval is obtained from
the City.
13.3.7 Restrictions as to the size and type of equipment
to be used may be specified by the Director of
Operations.
13.3.8 The designation of routes upon which materials
and equipment may be transported may be
specified by the Director of Operations.
13.3.9 The place and manner of disposal of excavated
materials may be specified by the City.
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13.3.10 Other restrictions that the City may deem to be
necessary to prevent damage/ hazard or
nuisance to public or private property may be
specified.
13.4 Excavation Requirements
Any work carried out under authority of an Excavation
Permit shall be subject to the following requirements and
every person shall comply with said requirements.
13.4.1 Daylighting shall be required when directional
boring is to cross the City's utilities that are
outside of the roadway/ such as/ but not limited
to watermain, storm sewer, sanitary sewer/ and
private services. Prior to the crossing of City or
private utilities/ the Director of Operations shall
be contacted 24 hours in advance.
13.4.2 All utility facilities shall be exposed sufficiently
ahead of trench excavation work to avoid
damage to those facilities and to permit their
relocation/ if necessary.
13.4.3 All utilities encountered shall be protected as
required by the Utility Authority.
13.4.4 When work performed interferes with the
established drainage system of any street/
provision shall be made to provide proper
drainage to the satisfaction of the City.
13.4.5 When any construction or excavation material is
caused to roll/ flow or wash upon any street/ It
shall be removed from the street immediately.
In the event of non-compliance, the City may
have it removed and the cost incurred shall be
paid by the Permittee.
13.4.6 Water free from contaminants from any
excavation shall be discharged directly into a
catch basin or other storm water drainage
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structure/ or as directed by the Director of
Operations. It shall not be discharged into a
sanitary sewage system.
13.4.7 When required by the City/ all snow and ice on
the road allowance and/or sidewalk in the area
of excavation shall be removed. In the event of
non-compliance/ the Director of Operations may
have it removed and the cost incurred shall be
paid by the Permifctee.
13.4.8 All signs/ delineators/ barricades and flashing
lights shall be supplied and placed by the
Permittee in accordance with the Ministry of
Transportation (MTO) manual and Occupational
Health and Safety Act.
13.4.9 Flagging for traffic control shall be supplied by
the Permittee and shall be in conformance with
the procedure outlined in the Occupational
Health and Safety Act/ and regulations for
Construction Projects.
13.4.10 Access to private driveways shall be provided
and maintained except when active construction
operations prohibit such access. If access is
prohibited/ owners and occupants affected must
be notified ahead of time. Access must be
provided at all times to fire hydrants.
13.4.11 If the street is not wide enough to hold the
excavated material without using part of the
adjacent sidewalk/ the Permittee shall keep a
passageway of at least the sidewalk width open
adjacent to such sidewalk line.
13.4.12 Any survey marker/ bar or benchmark disturbed
by the Permittee shall be properly reinstated by
an Ontario Land Surveyor at the expense of the
Permittee.
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13.4.13 Requirements for traffic control may be specified
by the City.
13.4.14 Requirements for dust control/ the cleaning of
streets/ the prevention of noise and other
nuisances offensive or injurious to the
neighbourhood, the general public or any portion
thereof/ may be specified by the Director of
Operations. If the work to be undertaken by the
Permittee will affect the use of properties
abutting or adjoining the project, the Permittee
shall notify/ in writing/ the affected property
owners and/or tenants of the proposed work to
be done and shall provide a copy of such notice
to the Director of Operations.
13.4.15 If the work to be undertaken by the Permittee
adversely affects the flow of vehicular traffic/ in
the opinion of the City/ the Permittee shall notify
the Police/ Fire and Ambulance Authorities. Such
notifications shall state the nature of the work to
be done/ proposed beginning and completion
dates and location of such project.
13.4.16 All excavations shall be backfilled and restored
according to current City standards and
specifications for reinstatement of trenches/
Schedule "D// of this by-law.
13.4.17 The Permittee shall carry out and be responsible
for the maintenance of temporary surface
repairs as per current City standards and
specifications for reinstatement of trenches/
Schedule "D" of this by-law.
13.4.18 Final surface restoration/ of any concrete
surface/ shall be completed by October 31st/ of
the year in which excavations occurred or the
restoration shall be deemed a temporary repair.
If/ deemed a temporary repair by the Director of
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Operations/ final surface restoration shall be
complete after May 15th of the following year.
13.4.19 Final surface restoration of any sidewalk or
roadway shall be completed by October 315t of
the year in which excavations occurred. In the
event final restoration cannot be completed
before this date/ a hard surface of hot mix
asphalt/ interlock paving stone or a temporary
concrete surface/ as per Schedule "D" is
required until final surface restoration shall be
completed after May 15th of the following year.
Final surface restoration may be performed directly by
the City or as otherwise approved by the Director of
Operations.
13.4.20 Other requirements that the Director of
Operations deems necessary may be specified.
Please note that all areas disturbed during construction
are to be restored to current standards or better within
thirty (30) days of completion of the work described in
the Permit or thirty (30) days after the expiration of the
Permit. This may include but is not limited to placement
oftopsoil/ sod/ granular material/ asphalt/ and concrete.
If areas disturbed by this work are not restored within
this time frame/ the City of Brockville reserves the right
to restore the site to current standards on behalf of the
Permittee. The Permittee will be invoiced upon
completion of the restoration by The City of Brockville or
designate/ for all materials/ installation/ labour/
administration and applicable taxes.
13.5 Additional Utility Requirements
13.5.1 Submittals
13.5.1,1 Within one hundred and twenty (120)
days after the adoption of this by-law,
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a map or set of maps/ each drawn to
metric scale of not greater than
(1:500), showing the location/ size/
and description of all underground
plant/ shall be supplied. Should said
final drawings be produced on a
C.A.D.D. drafting system or
Geographic Information Systems/ each
Utility Authority shall provide to the
City a copy of the data in a format
usable by the City.
13.5.1.1.1 City's current C.A.D.D
system: 2020 AutoCAD
Civil 3D
13.5.1.1.2 Geographic Information
Systems: ARCGIS Pro 2.3
13.5.1,2 Within thirty (30) days after the first
day of January of each and every year/
each Utility Authority shall file with the
Director of Operations a corrected
map/ set of maps, or/ C.A.D.D.
drafting or Geographic Information
Systems/ each drawn to scale as
above/ showing such plant/ including
all alterations or additions made during
the precious year.
13.5.1.3 Each map/ set of maps or C.A.D.D.
drafting system or Geographic
Information Systems filed pursuant to
the provisions of this article shall show
in detail the location of all such
facilities abandoned subsequent to the
filing of the preceding map/ set of
maps or C.A.D.D. drafting system or
Geographic Information Systems.
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13.5.1.4 Each utility/ if required by the Director
of Operations/ upon this by-law being
enacted/ shall pay an Execution of
Agreement Fee as well as an Annual
Municipal Access Agreement Fee/ as
per Schedule "A// of this by-law.
13.5.2 Abandoned Utilities
13.5.2.1 When the City plans to pave or
improve streets in which there are
abandoned facilities/ the Owner of
such facilities shall be notified to
remove them if/ in the opinion of the
Director of Operations/ their removal is
in the best interest of the City. If the
Owner should refuse to remove such
facilities/ the City shall remove the
abandoned facilities and the Owner
shall reimburse the City for such
removal. Each Utility Authority shall
file the following information with the
Director of Operations.
13.6 Inspections
13.6.1 General
13.6.1.1 The City shall make inspections of all
work authorized by permit/ as is
deemed necessary. The City is
empowered to provide a full-time
Inspector at the Permittees expense/ if
the work to be performed is of a
nature that a full-time Inspector is
deemed necessary to ensure
compliance with the provisions of this
by-law.
13.6.1.2 Inspections that are required to take
place at times other than between
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7:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M., Monday to
Friday/ shall be carried out at the
expense of the Permittee.
13.6.2 Notification
13.6.2.1 The City must be notified by the
Permittee four (4) hours prior to
backfilling and no backfilling shall
commence prior to the City's Inspector
being present.
13.6.3 It is a requirement that any utility company
undertaking any boring under a City Street/ at
its cost/ shall provide the City with a video
inspection report of the sewer mains in the area
of the boring/ after completion, within the
calendar year in which the work takes place.
13.6.4 In emergency circumstances/ where sufficient
time has not been available for the utility
company to produce the said video inspection
report/ the City of Brockville may undertake this
work. The costs incurred will be paid by the
utility company that completed the boring.
13.7 Deficiencies
13.7.1 If any deficiency occurs within a period of
eighteen (18) months from the date of
completion of the permanent restoration, any
expense incurred by the City in correcting such
deficiency shall be paid by the Permittee/
expenses shall be calculated based on Schedule
"A". An acceptance certificate shall be issued by
the Director of Operations at the expiration of
the eighteen (18) month period.
13.7.2 If, upon final completion/ a final restoration is
deemed as deficient or a deficiency occurs within
eighteen (18) months as per Subsection 13.7.1
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above/ a permit extension fee and reinspection
fee shall be charged at such time and charged
for each subsequent inspection required until
work is satisfactorily completed. At the time said
work is deemed satisfactory by the Director of
Operations/ a new eighteen (18) month period
shall begin before an acceptance certificate shaU
be granted/ as per Subsection 13.7.1
13.8 Repair Costs Schedule - Schedule nA"
13.8.1 The City is authorized to establish an annual
Repair Costs Schedule for labour/ materials and
such other expenses as may be incurred for
meeting the requirements of this by-law. The
schedule shall be open to public inspection in the
office of the Director of Operations upon demand
as Schedule "A".
13.8.2 The decision of the Director of Operations as to
the cost of any work done or repairs made by
the City or under their direction, pursuant to the
provisions of this by-law/ shall be final and
conclusive as to such cost.
14. VANDALISM
14.1 No person shall remove or deface any regulatory/ warning/
information or directional sign/ traffic cone or other traffic
control devices/ affixed or placed in any street.
No person shall climb any lamp post or climb/ break, peel/
or cut/ debark or deface any tree/ sapling or shrub growth ii
15. LIABILITY INSURANCE AND WORKERS COMPENSATION
BOARD CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS
15.1 No person shall undertake any work on or to a street
without providing to the City Certificate of Insurance. The
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certificate of Insurance requirement will reflect the
following:
15.1.1 Commercial General Liability Insurance issued
on an occurrence basis for an amount of not less
than five million dollars ($5/000/000.00) per
occurrence/five million dollars ($5/000/000.00)
annual aggregate for any negligent acts or
omissions relating to the obligations under
agreement. Such insurance shall include/ but is
not limited to/ bodily injury and property
damage including loss of use; personal injury;
contractual liability; premises/ property &
operations; non-owned automobile; broad-form
property damage; owners & contractors
protective; occurrence property damage;
products; broad form completed operations;
employees as Additional Insured(s); contingent
employers liability; tenants legal liability; cross
liability and severability of interest clause.
Coverage shall not contain any exclusions with
respect to explosions, collapse and underground
property damage hazards.
15.1.1.1 Such insurance shall add the
Corporation of the City of Brockville as
an additional Insured subject to a
waiver of subrogation. This insurance
shall be non-contributing with and
apply as primary and not as excess of
any insurance available to the City
15.1.2 Automobile Liability Insurance with respect to
owned or leased vehicles used directly or
indirectly in the performance of the contract
covering liability for bodily injury/ death/ and
damage to property/ with a limit of not less than
five million dollars ($5/000/000.00) inclusive for
each and every loss.
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15.1.3 A certificate of clearance from the Workers
Compensation Board naming the City as the
principal.
NOTE: The City may request this Certificate to be resubmitted at
future dates until the completion of the associated work. These
requirements may, at the safe discretion of the City/ be waived
in whole or in part depending upon the nature of the work and
such other matters as the City may deem relevant.
16. STOP WORK ORDER
16.1 Failure to comply with any or all of the regulations of this
by-law may cause the City at their sole discretion to issue a
Stop Work Order. If a Stop Work Order is issued/ work shall
not be permitted to recommence until the requirements/ as
stated by the City/ have been complied with in all respects.
The form of the Stop Work Order is shown in Schedule "B//
of this by-law
17. REMEDIAL ACTION OR REPAIRS
17.1 The City of Brockville may undertake or cause to be
undertaken such remedial or repair works as/ in the opinion
of the Director of Operations/ are necessary to rectify any
noncompliance or violation of the provisions of this by-law.
Expenses shall be calculated based on Schedule 'W.
18. RECOVERY OF COSTS
18.1 Where the City of Brockville undertakes or causes to be
undertaken work or works to remedy any violation of this
by-law, the City of Brockville may recover the expense
incurred by such action/ or the expense may be recovered in
like manner of taxes in accordance with Section 398 of the
Municipal Act. Expenses shall be calculated based on
Schedule "A// of this by-law.
18.1.1 The fees and other amounts set out in Schedule
'W are in affect for the duration of 2021 only
and/ on the first day of January of 2022 or
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 40
thereafter within each year and each subsequent
year/ the fees and amounts that were in effect
during the previous year will be increased by the
rate of inflation.
19. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION
19.1 Every person who contravenes any of the provisions of this
by-law or any regulations and specifications adopted
thereunder is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable
to a fine of not more than One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100/000.00) for the offence/ together with costs of
prosecution. However/ a special fine may exceed this/ as per
Section 429 of the Municipal Act.
19.2 In the case of a continuing offence/ for each day or part of a
day that the offence continues a fine of not more than Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10/000.00) for the offence/ together
with costs of prosecution/ is applicable. However/ despite
section 19.1, the total of all the daily fines for the offence is
not limited to One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100/000.00), as per Section 429 of the Municipal Act.
19.3 In the case of a multiple offence/ for each offence included
in the multiple offence/ a fine of not more than Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10/000.00) for the offence/ together
with costs of prosecution/ is applicable. However/ despite
section 19.1, the total of all fines for each included offence
is not limited to One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100/000.00), as per Section 429 of the Municipal Act.
19.3.1 Multiple offence is defined as an offence in
respect of two or more acts or omissions each of
which separately constitutes an offence and is a
contravention of the same provision of a by-law.
19.4 Fines are recoverable under the Provincial Offences Act.
Each day that a violation exists/ after notice in writing shall
have been served by the Director of Operations/ shall
constitute a separate offence as per section 19.2 and
section 19.3.
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 41
20. SEVERABILITY
20.1 It is declared that if any section/ subsection or part or parts
thereof of this by-law be declared by any court of Law to be
bad/ illegal or ultra vires/ such part or parts shall be deemed
to be severable and all parts thereof are declared to be
separate and independent and enacted as such.
21. ASSUMPTION OF RISK
21.1 The possibility of injury exists when using any City street,
for any purpose/ particularly during or after events of
precipitation. Any person using a street/ for any purpose/ is
responsible for determining the obvious and inherent risk
associated and thus conducting themselves in a safe
manner. Pursuant to the Municipal Act 2001, Ontario
Regulation 239/02, Minimum Maintenance Standards for
Municipal Highways and clause 44 of the Municipal Act/ the
City shall maintain a state or repair that is reasonable in the
circumstance. People who choose to use any street are
assuming any and all risks associated with that decision and
are waiving any and all claims against the City.
22. SHORT TITLE
This by-law may be referred to as the "Care and Use of Streets
By-law".
SCHEDULES
Schedules "Nf, "B/// "C"/ nD// and "E// attached hereto form part of this By-law
Given Under the Seal of the
Corporation of the City of Brockville
and passed this 22nd/ day of March/ 2022
^.;.''^'/.-'./.'/
Mayor City Clerk
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022
Page 42
Schedule "AA
Repair Costs
All costs will be charged on a labour/ materials/ installation/ equipment/ administration/ and applicable
taxes basis at the time the work is completed by City staff or designate.
Excavation Permit
Application for Permit
Note: Initial inspection fee is included
Permit Extensions for Unfinished Restorations
Reinspection Fee
Signs/Historical Markers
Application for Permit
Provision of Sign
Installation/Maintenance
Annual Fee
Dumpsters/Scaffolding/Other Encroachments
Application for Permit
Daily Occupancy Fee
Daily Metered Parking Fee
subsequent by-law or amendments thereto.
Encroachment Agreement
Additional Fees
Management Staff
Other Staff
Movement of Structures & Oversize or Overweight Loads
Application for Permit
Escort Fees
Annual Permit Application Fee
Banners
Application for Permit
Provision of Banner
installation/Maintenance
Road Closure
Closure Fee
$85.00
$85.00
$175.00
$85.00
Amount of costs incurred by the City
Amount of costs incurred by the City
Nil
$85.00
$30.00
As set out in by-law number 119-89 or
$200.00
$135.00 per hour
$85.00 per hour
$85.00
$105.00 per hour/ per person
$400.00
$85.00
Amount of costs incurred by the City
$950.00
$226.50 plus applicable labour,
materials/ installation and equipment.
City of Brockviile
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 43
Pavement Degradation Fee
The City shall be paid for each occurrence that a paved surface is damaged/ cut or removed as part of
Permit Work. The Pavement Degradation charge is to recover the cost of pavement degradation caused
by utility road cuts. The Pavement Condition ratings are based on the latest City Pavement Conditions
survey results. Rating "V being paved road in excellent condition and Rating "S" being a paved road in
ver/ poor condition.
Pavement Condition Rating "1" $52.75
Pavement Condition Rating "1" $42.80
Pavement Condition Rating "3" $32.45
Pavement Condition Rating //4" $21.30
Pavement Condition Rating "S" $12.50
Annual Municipal Access Agreement Fee
The Utility shall pay Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($5,750.00) to the City annually.
These fees are in place to offset staff (training/ education/ administration, and processing)/ equipment
location approval for new utility construction projects and any legal consultant time.
Execution of Agreement Fee
The utility shall pay Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) to the City upon execution of this By-law/ of
which may be used by the City at any time to correct a breach by the utility with respect to the
installation of the Equipment or any other breach of this by-law.
Municipal Consent (MC)-Company Design Plan Submission Approvals
The utility shall pay Zero Dollars ($0.00) to the City for the issuance of a MC for the purpose of being
proposed in an approved location for purposed Equipment by the Director of Operations. It is
understood that the Annual Fee provides compensation for City administration of MCs.
Note: The fees and amounts set out in Schedule "A" are in effect for the duration of 2021 only and/ on
the first day of January of 2022 or thereafter within the year and of each subsequent year, the fees
and amounts that were in effect during the previous year will be increased by the rate of inflation.
All fee and amount increases yearly will be established and available as per by-law 025-2021, General
Fees and Service Charges, or subsequent by-law or amendments thereto/ pertaining to Fees and
Service Charges.
Fees and charges as per Section 390 and 391 of the Municipal Act.
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 44
SCHEDULE"B"
Office of the City Engineer
Stop Work Order
Date
Firm name:
Address:
Project:
Project address:.
1 hereby order all work stopped on this project due to one or more of the following reasons:
Violation of City By-law no. :_
Other
reasons:
EFFECTIVE DATE:
City Inspector
NOTE: Be advised that any person or firm failing to obey the above order is guilty of an offence
and liable to a fine as established by this By-law and amendments thereto. This stop work order
shall be in full effect when served upon any person violating this By-law.
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 45
SCHEDULE"C"
APPLICATION TO CROSS C1TY-OWNED LANDS TO
EFFECT CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR OR
MAINTENANCE ON PRIVATE LANDS
Application no.:
Date:
Ref: building _ permit #:
Applicant:
Address:
Postal
code:
Telephone no.:
Contact Person:
Location of City
Lands To Be
Crossed:
Address of Private Lands:
Where Construction/Maintenance/RepairToTake Place:
Type of Vehicles To
Cross City-Owned Lands: -- Finish Date:
Start Date:
Liability Insurance Certificate Required:
Workers' Compensation Certificate Required:
Deposit required: _ Amount: $
Permission is hereby granted for the above crossing for the period as stipulated.
City Engineer/Designate
City of Brockville
Garland Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 46
SCHEDULE "D"
Specifications & Standards for Reinstatement of Trenches
1. Bedding
As specified in City of Brockville Standard
- 300 mm compacted granular "A" for manhole and catch basin
- Detail 1 - concrete sidewalk details
- Detail 2 - watermain/service bedding details
- Detail 3 - pipe bedding
- Detail 4-typical house connection
- OPSD 802.010-flexible pipe embedment/backfill
- Detail 5 - hydrant/valve installation
Granular "A" shall conform to OPSS 1010
2. Cover
As specified in City of Brockville Standards
- Details 1-5, OPSD 802.010
Granular //A" and select subgrade material shall conform to OPSS 1010
3. Backfill
Shall conform to OPS5.MUNP.401-trenching, backfilling and compacting
All trenches shall be backfilled/ below roadway granular bases/ with selected native
material which is free from frozen lumps, ashes/ refuse/ vegetable or organic material/
rocks and boulders over 150mm in any dimension or other deleterious materials.
If native excavated material is determined to be unacceptable, backfill material shall be
one of the following as determined by the Director of Operations and/or their
designate:
- Imported selected material/ granular material or unshrinkable fill conforming to
OPSS.MUNL1359
Granular material shall conform to OPS5 1010
City of Brockville Standards
- Details 2,3,4
- OPSS 1359
- OPSS 1010
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 47
4. GranularBase
Granular base shall be reinstated to match the existing types and depths prior to the
excavation taking place. In general, the granular base shall consist of:
a) Roadway Surfaces
Minimum 300mm compacted granular "Q" Type 11 and 150mm of
compacted granular "A". On major arterial and collector roads the granular
"B" Type II depth could vary from 300mm to 450mm.
b) Asphalt Driveways
150mm of compacted granular//A"
c) Concrete Driveways
150mm of compacted granular//A"
d) Concrete or Asphalt Sidewalks
150mm of compacted granular'W
e) Concrete or Asphalt Curbs or Curb & Gutter
150mm of compacted granular//A"
Granular //A'/ and granular "B" Type II shall conform to OPSS 1010
Granular "B" type 11 shall be compacted with equipment capable of doing
the work. Compaction equipment shall be approved by the Director of
Operations before being used.
City of Brockville Standards:
- Detail 1
- OPSD Volume 3/ Division 6 - Curbs and Gutters
5. Cutting of Asphalt or Concrete Surfaces
Prior to any excavation taking place in an area with an asphalt or concrete surface, the
edges are to be thoroughly saw cut to ensure easy separation of the surface and shall be
saw cut in a straight line.
- Asphalt Roads
Asphalt surfaced roads shall be reinstated to match the existing types and
depths of asphalt or the area prior to the excavating taking place. In general the
asphalt base shall consist of:
- 50mm of HL4 or HL8 base course asphalt
- 40mm of HL3 surface course asphalt
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 48
On major arterial and collector roads a third layer of 50mm orHL4orHL8 base
course asphalt may be required to match the existing asphalt depth.
- Asphalt Boulevards and Driveways
Asphalt boulevards and driveway shall be reinstated with 50mm of HL3 in
accordance with OPSS.Munj 310
All joints are to be painted with SS-1 emulsion. All material shall conform to
OPSS 1103
Construction shall conform to OPSS 310
- Concrete Roads and Driveways
Concrete surfaces shall be reinstated to match the existing thickness of the area
before excavation takes place. However/ in no instance shall the concrete
driving surface be less than:
- 150mm thick for roads
- 125mm thick for driveways
All materials shall conform to OPSS 350.05
All construction shall conform to OPSS 350.07
- Concrete Sidewalks
As specified in the City of Brockville Standards:
Detail 1
Only full bays of concrete sidewalks will be permitted to be removed.
All materials shall conform to OPSS 351.05
All construction shall conform to OPSS 351.07
- Asphalt Sidewalks
50mm of compacted HL3 shall be used. Longitudinal excavations will only be
permitted if full width of sidewalk is removed and replaced.
All materials shall conform to OPSS 1150
All equipment shall conform to OPSS 311.06
All construction shall conform to OPSS 311.07
- Concrete Curb or Concrete Curb and Gutter
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 49
As specified in OPSD volume 3/ Division 6 - Curbs and Gutters
All materials shall conform to OPSS 353.05
All construction shall conform to OPSS 353.07
- Asphalt Curb
Cross section of new curb to be same as end of existing curb.
All materials shall conform to OPSS 312.05
All construction shall conform to OPSS 312.07 with the exception that OPSS
312.06.01 may be omitted for lengths less than 30m.
- Paving Stones
Minimum of20-30mm of compacted stone dust bed
Ail areas containing paving stones affected or damaged by construction shall be
repaired by a contractor experienced in this work and approved by the Director
of Operations.
- Topsoil and Sodding
Work shall be carried out in accordance with OPSS 802 and OPSS 803.
Topsoil and sod shall be placed to a grade to match existing ground or as
directed by the Engineer.
Sod shall be properly keyed into existing grass grade so that there shall be no
overlap of sod on existing grass. All sodded areas shall be smooth and free of
any variances in grade. There shall be no visible gaps present between pieces of
sod placed. The top of the placed sod shall be installed and remain flush with all
adjacent hard surfaces.
Topsoil shall be imported and placed to a minimum compacted depth of
100mm. Nursery Sod shall meet the current requirements of the Ontario Sod
Growers Association for No. 1 Kentucky Bluegrass Fine Fescue Sod and shall be
cut to a minimum of 20mm thick.
The permit holder shall apply water as required to promote healthy growth and
one application of insecticide treatment 30 days after installation.
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 50
- Compaction
All granular material shall be compacted to 100% maximum dry density as per
OPSS501and314.
All earth shall be compacted to 95% of the maximum depths of 300mm before
being compacted.
Hot laid asphalt shall be laid in maximum 50mm lifts compacted to minimum
96% compaction as per OPSS 310. In no instance shall the surface course of
asphalt be laid thinnerthan 40mm compacted thickness.
Temporary cold mix asphalt reinstated shall be compacted to 100% density.
- Temporary Surface Repairs
Any asphalt, paving stones, or concrete surface removed or damaged shall be
temporarily repaired with cold patch asphalt mix until final surface restoration
can take place.
City of Brockville
Care and Use of Streets By-law 024-2022 Page 51
List Index
Summary of Ontario Provincial Standard Specification
NO. Construction Specifications For:
310 Hot Mix/ Hot Laid Asphaltic Concrete/ Hot Mix Patching
311 Asphalt Curb & Gutter Systems & Asphalt Surfacing of Existing Gutters
314 Construction Specifications for Granular Base
350 Concrete Pavement/ Concrete Base
351 Concrete Sidewalk
353 Concrete Curb & Gutter Systems
401 Trenching, Backfilling & Compacting
501 Compacting
514 Trenching/ Backfilling & Compacting
802 Topsoil
803 Sod
1010 Aggregates - Granular A/ B/ C, D/ 16mm Crushed Type B/ & Select
Subgrade Material
1103 Emulsified Asphalt
1150 Hot Mix/ Hot Laid Asphaltic Concrete
1359 Material Specifications for Unshrinkable Backfill
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City of Brockville
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City of Brockville
Part 1 Provincial Offences Act
By-law 024-2022 Care and Use of Streets
Item
1,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15,
16.
17.
COLUMN 1
Short Form Wording
Cause damage to Streets without approval
Deposit debris on street
Tracking debris from construction / demolition site
Cause damage to light standard, hydrant or other object on a
street
Posting notices, signs or advertisements on poles / trees or
print anything on the street without approval
Pump or discharge rainwater, downspouts or any other water
source onto street
Polluting / fouling streets by a vehicle animal or other means
Failure to remove animal feces left on a street
Allowing a tree / shrub to encroach over or upon any street
Erecting scaffolding or placing material or goods on any street
without permit
Placing a dumpster or any other object or equipment on the
_street without permit
Placing snow or ice on streets
Use a street to move over dimensional loads and structures
Failure to keep sidewalk free of obstructions and refuse
Boulevard improvements that impede or endanger persons
using the street
Street closures without permission
Incorrectly expose the underground pipes, utilities and cables
during excavation
COLUMN 2
Provision Creating or Defining
Offence
2.1
2.2
2.4
2.7
2.8
2,9
2.12
2,13
3.4
3.5
3.6
6.4
7.1
8.1
10.3
11.1
13.4
COLUMN 3
Set Fines
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300,00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
Note: The general penalty provisions for the offences listed above is section 19 of Bylaw 024-2022, a certified copy of which has been filed.
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PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
Part
IT IS ORDERED pursuant to the provisions of the Provincial Offences Act and the
rules for the Ontario Court of Justice, that the amount set opposite each of the
offences in the schedule of offences under the Provincial Statutes and Regulations
thereunder and Municipal By-law No. 024-2022, of the City of Brockville attached
hereto is the set fine for that offence. This Order is to take effect on June 2, 2022.
Dated at Ottawa, this 2nd day of June 2022.
ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE:
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W. Vincent Clifford
Regional Senior Justice
Ontario Court of Justice
East Region