Parking By-law No. 2025-060
Collingwood, Ontario
· No. 2025-060
· adopted 2025-07-14
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BY-LAW No. 2025-060
OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD
BEING A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING IN THE TOWN OF
COLLINGWOOD
WHEREAS Section 8(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended,
hereinafter referred to as the <Act= authorizes a municipality to provide for a system
of licences and a
licence includes a permit;
AND WHEREAS Section 9
of the Act provides that a municipality has the capacity,
rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its
authority under the Act or any other Act:
AND WHEREAS Section 11(2) 6 of the Act authorizes a municipality to pass by-
laws related to the health, safety, and well-being of persons, and the protection of
persons and property;
AND WHEREAS Section 11(3)
1 and Section 11(3) 8 of the Act authorizes a
municipality to pass by-laws regarding highways, including parking and traffic on
highways;
AND WHEREAS Section 23.1 of the Act authorizes a municipality to delegate its
powers and duties;
AND WHEREAS Section 63 (1) of the Act authorizes a municipality where it has
passed a by-law to prohibit or regulate the placing, stopping, standing or parking of
an object or Vehicle on or near a highway, to remove and impound or restrain and
immobilize any object or Vehicle placed, stopped or parked on or near a highway in
contravention of the by-law and subsection 170 (15) of the Highway Traffic Act,
R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 8, as amended, applies with necessary modifications to the by-
law;
AND WHEREAS Section 101(1) of the Act authorizes a municipality where it has
passed a by-law to regulate or prohibit the parking a Vehicle on land,
it may provide
for the removal and impounding or restraining and immobilizing of any Vehicle, at
the owner's expense, parking in contravention of the by-law and subsection 170 (15)
of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 8, as amended, applies with
necessary modifications to the by-law;
AND WHEREAS Section 102 of the Act confers upon a municipality the power to
pass a by-law to establish a system for accessible parking and for requiring the
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owners and operators of parking lots or other parking facilities to which the public
has access, to provide designated parking spaces for the sole use of Vehicles
displaying an accessible parking permit issued and displayed in accordance with the
Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 8, as amended, and for prescribing the
conditions of use of such permit and for prohibiting the improper use of the permit;
AND WHEREAS Section 128 of the Act provides that a municipality may prohibit
and regulate with respect to public nuisances, including matters that, in the opinion
of Council, are or could become or cause public nuisances;
AND WHEREAS Section 391 (1) of the Act authorizes a municipality to impose fees
or charges;
AND WHEREAS Section 425 (1) of the Act authorizes a municipality to pass by-
laws providing that a person who contravenes a by-law of a municipality passed
under the Act is guilty of an offence;
AND WHEREAS Section 429 (1) of the Act provides that a municipality may
establish a system of fines for a by-law passed under the Act,
AND WHEREAS Section 431 of the Act authorizes that where any by-law of a
municipality under the Act is contravened and a conviction entered, in addition to
any other remedy and to any penalty imposed by the by-law, the court in which the
conviction has been entered and any court of competent jurisdiction thereafter may
make an order prohibiting the continuation or repetition of the offence by the person
convicted and requiring the person convicted to correct the contravention;
AND WHEREAS Section 434.1 of the Act authorizes a municipality to require a
person, subject to such conditions as the municipality considers appropriate, to pay
an administrative penalty if the municipality is satisfied that the person has failed to
comply with a by-law of the municipality passed under the Act;
AND WHEREAS Sections 444 and 445 of the Act provides that
a municipality may
make an order to require a person to discontinue contravening a by-law and to do
the work required to correct the contravention;
AND WHEREAS Section 446 of the Act provides that a municipality may proceed to
do a matter or thing at a person9s expense which that person is otherwise required
to do under a by-law, but has failed to do and the costs incurred by a municipality
may be recovered by adding the costs to the tax roll and collecting them in the same
manner as taxes;
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AND WHEREAS Accessible Parking Spaces are regulated by Part IV.1
- Design of
Public Spaces Standards, of Ontario Regulation 191/11
- Integrated Accessibility
Standards (Ontario Regulation 191/11) made under the Accessibility for Ontarians
with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 11, as amended;
AND WHEREAS Section 170 of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 8, as
amended, regulates traffic and the removal of Vehicles;
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NOW THEREFORE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
COLLINGWOOD ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1.
Short Title
This by-law may be may be cited as the <Parking Regulation By-law9.
Definitions
<Access Aisle= means an area adjacent to an Accessible Parking Space
identified by pavement markings, so that a Person with a disability may get into
and out of a Vehicle Parked in the Accessible Parking Permit:
<Accessible Parking Permit9 means an Accessible Parking Permit issued by
the Province of Ontario or a numbered plate or other device issued by another
jurisdiction and recognized as being equivalent to an Accessible Parking Permit
issued by the Province of Ontario:
<Accessible Parking Space= means a Parking Space designated by a Sign as
an Accessible Parking Space;
<Bicycle Lane9 includes any portion of a Highway, designated by a Sign, the use
of which is wholly or partially restricted or dedicated to bicycles;
<Boulevard= means that part of
a Highway between the property line of the
Lands abutting the Highway and the edge of the curb, or where there is no curb,
that part of a Highway which is not travelled or designed to be travelled by a
Vehicle but does not include a Driveway Apron and Sidewalk;
<Bus Stop= means that portion of a Highway, designated by a Sign, for the use
of a bus as a
point for loading or unloading passengers;
<Commercial Vehicle= means a Motor Vehicle having attached to it a truck or
delivery body and includes a hearse, a casket wagon, a bus and a
tractor having
a registered Gross Weight or actual Gross Weight in excess of four thousand,
five hundred (4,500) kilograms;
<Costs= means all monetary expenses including labour incurred by the Town
including interest;
<Crosswalk= means:
(a)
that part of
a Highway at an Intersection that is included within the
connections of the lateral lines of the Sidewalks on opposite sides of the
Highway measured from the curbs or, in the absence of curbs, from the
edge of the Roadway, or
(b)
any portion of
a Roadway at an Intersection or elsewhere distinctly
indicated for Pedestrian crossing by a Sign, but excludes a Pedestrian
Crossover;
<Cul-de-Sac= means a Highway that is closed at one end or a dead-end
Highway with only one inlet and outlet;
<Curb Line= means:
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(a)
where a curb has been constructed - the edge of the curb, or
(b)
where no curb has been constructed - the edge of the Roadway;
<Director= means either the Director of Infrastructure for the Town or the Director
of Legislative Services for the Town, or their respective designates, who may
exercise authority individually or jointly, as applicable;
<Driveway Apron= means the improved part of a Highway that provides
vehicular access from the Highway to adjacent residential Lands excluding
apartments, condominiums or other similar type of multi-residential Lands but
does not include the travelled part of
a Highway;
<Electric Vehicle= includes a Vehicle that is partially or entirely propelled by
electricity and plugs in to recharge;
<Electric Vehicle Charging Station= means any facility or equipment that is
used to charge a battery or other energy storage device of an Electric Vehicle;
<Electric Vehicle Parking Space= means a Parking Space, the use of which is
solely for charging a battery or other storage device of an Electric Vehicle:
<Emergency= means a
situation that poses a threat to public health and safety or
welfare;
<Emergency Vehicle= means a
fire department Vehicle, a police Vehicle or an
ambulance;
<Entrance= means the improved part of a Highway which provides vehicular
access from the Highway to adjacent Lands;
<Fees and Charges By-law= means the Town9s Fees and Charges By-law,
adopted from time to time, for imposing fees or charges with respect to services
or activities provided, related costs payable, and the use of its property;
<Fire Chief9? means the Fire Chief of the Town or their designate;
<Gross Weight= means the weight of Vehicle;
<Highway= includes a common and public Highway, street, avenue, parkway,
Roadway, Entrance, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part which is
intended for or used by the general public for the passage of Vehicles and
includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof and includes any part
of a Highway, a Boulevard, Sidewalk, any other structure forming part of the
Highway;
<Highway Traffic Act9 means the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 8, as
amended, and its regulations;
<Intersection= means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection
of the lateral Curb Lines or, if none, then of the lateral boundary lines of two (2)
or more Highways that join one another at an angle, whether or not one Highway
crosses the other;
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<Item= includes, without limitation, an object, structure, article, fence, chattel,
furniture, thing, irrigation system, electrical wiring, equipment, motorized
equipment, crane boom, stationary tower crane, Sign, light pole, container,
Vehicle, fixture, materials or Obstruction;
<Landscape and Construction Material= includes, without limitation, soil, fill,
sand, rocks, gravel, trees, flowers, plants, gardens, shrubs, grass, ground cover
or plant material or any accessories thereof including bricks, paving stones,
wooden planks and boards:
<Large Vehicle= means a Vehicle having an overall height greater than 3.2
meters or overall length greater than 7.5 meters inclusive of any attachments;
<Lands= mean a parcel of land which is capable of being legally conveyed or any
part thereof:
<Median Strip= means the portion of a Highway so constructed as to separate
traffic travelling in one direction from traffic travelling in the opposite direction by
a physical barrier or a raised or depressed paved or unpaved separation area
that is not intended to allow crossing vehicular movement;
<Mobile Payment Application9 includes a mobile payment application or web-
based platform, for the purpose of controlling and regulating the Parking of a
Vehicle in a Paid Parking Zone and which facilitates payment for Parking in a
Paid Parking Zone through a mobile device;
<Motor Vehicle= includes an automobile, a motorcycle, a motor assisted bicycle,
and any other Vehicle propelled or driven otherwise than by muscular power, but
does not include a street car or other motor Vehicle running only upon rails, a
power-assisted bicycle,
a motorized snow Vehicle, a traction engine, a farm
tractor, a self-propelled implement of husbandry or a road-building machine;
<Multi-Space Parking Machine= means a pay and display or pay-by-plate
machine, including any automatic, electronic, electro-mechanical, or mechanical
device used to control and regulate the Parking of a Vehicle in a Paid Parking
Zone. Upon activation, typically by inserting or swiping a coin, token, credit card,
parking card, or proximity card, the machine issues either:
(a)
a receipt indicating the date, time, and duration of authorized Parking (pay
and display), or
(b)
records the transaction against a Vehicle9s license plate (pay-by-plate);
<Obstruct9 or <Obstruction= or <Obstructing= means to encumber, impede,
interfere, prevent passage or progress, damage, alter, block, close or foul and
includes an obstacle, Item or encroachment:
<Officer= means a Police Officer,
a municipal law enforcement officer, or any
other Person appointed by by-law to enforce the provisions of this By-law;
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<One-Way Street= means a Highway upon which the movement of vehicular
traffic is for movement in one direction only;
<Owner= includes:
(a)
the registered owner of the land;
(b)
the Person for the time being managing or receiving the rent for the land
in connection with which the word is used, whether on the Person9s own
account or as agent or trustee of any other Person, or who would receive
the rent if the land were let;
(c)
alessee or tenant of the land under the terms of a lease;
(d)
a mortgagee in possession of the land:
(e)
an occupant or operator who has care and control of land;
(f)
the registered owner of a Vehicle;
(g)
a Permit Holder:
as the context requires;
<Paid Parking Zone= means a Highway or Town Parking Lot where Parking is
controlled and regulated through a Parking Payment Device:
<Park= or <Parking= or <Parked= means the standing of a Vehicle, whether
occupied or not, except when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while
actually engaged in loading or unloading merchandise or passengers;
<Parking Lot Owner9 includes the Owner or operator of a public Parking area;
<Parking Meter= means an electronic or
a mechanical device together with its
support, erected to control and regulate the Parking of a Vehicle in a Parking
Space;
<Parking Meter Hood= means a bag or other covering for a Parking Meter that is
placed over a Parking Meter by an Officer to indicate that a Parking Meter is not
to be used;
<Parking Payment Device9 includes,
(a)
a Parking Meter, or,
(b)
a Multi-Space Parking Machine; or
(c)
a Mobile Payment Application;
<Parking Space= means:
(a)
a portion of the surface of the traveled portion of the Highway or of the
Shoulder forming part of
a Highway, designated or delineated by a Sign;
(b)
on private property an area designated or delineated by a Sign;
(c)
on Town Parking Lot an area designated or delineated by a Sign;
(d)
for the purpose of Parking a Vehicle;
<Pedestrian= includes a Person in a wheelchair and a child in a Carriage or
stroller;
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<Pedestrian Crossover= means any portion of
a Roadway distinctly indicated for
Pedestrian crossing by a Sign on the Highway as prescribed by the Highway
Traffic Act;
<Permit= means a permit issued by the Town pursuant to this By-law;
<Permit Holder= means a Person issued a Permit;
<Person= includes an individual, sole proprietorship, partnership, limited
partnership, trust, corporation, and an individual in his or her capacity as a
trustee, executor, administrator, or other legal representative and includes an
Owner;
<Public Laneway= means a Highway or passageway, that provides access to a
residence or business, and is owned or maintained by the Town or another
government authority;
<Raised Curb= means a vertical or near-vertical barrier at the edge of a
Roadway, typically constructed of concrete or similar material, designed to
delineate or separate different areas of the Highway, such as Sidewalks and
Boulevards, and to assist in regulating Vehicle positioning;
"Recreational Vehicle= means a Vehicle designed to provide temporary living,
sleeping, or eating accommodations for travel, vacation, seasonal camping, or
recreational use.
It is designed to be driven, towed, transported, or relocated
periodically, regardless of whether the Vehicle is jacked up or its running gear is
removed. A Recreational Vehicle includes motor homes, camper trailers,
motorized homes, motorized campers, truck campers, pick-up coaches, chassis-
mounted campers, slide-in campers, tent trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, park model
trailers, similar mobile Vehicles, and mobile homes:
"Resident Parking Permit" means a permit issued by the Town of Collingwood
to an individual who either resides within the municipal boundaries or owns
property in their personal capacity (not as a corporation). The permit authorizes
the holder to park a Vehicle, without payment of parking fees, in any designated
Paid Parking Zone(s) - Waterfront as identified in Schedule E
to this By-law,
subject to the terms and conditions established by the Town;
<Residential Area= means any area of the Town that is zoned for residential use
under the Town of Collingwood Zoning By-law, including but not limited to zones
designated as R1, R2, R3, R4, or any successor zoning classifications intended
primarily for residential occupancy;
<Residential Front or Side Yard= means the front or side yard of residential
land exclusive of a driveway;
<Roadway= means the part of the Highway that is improved, designed or
ordinarily used for vehicular traffic, but does not include a Sidewalk or Boulevard;
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<Shoulder= means that part of the Highway adjacent to the Roadway, where
there is no curb, and which is improved with granular or paved surface, but does
not include a Sidewalk or Boulevard;
<Sidewalk= means the improved part of
a Highway between the edge of the
Roadway or Boulevard and the property line of the Lands abutting the Highway
and which is intended for the use of Pedestrians;
<Sign= means a sign, pavement marking, notice or other warning device
including lines or other markings on a surface, or another device which has been
placed, installed or erected by the Town, by another party acting under the
direction or authority of the Town or as required by this By-law, to designate,
regulate, restrict activities or enforce the provisions of this By-law;
<Stop= or <Stopping= or <Stopped= means the halting of a Vehicle, even
momentarily, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid conflict
with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer, or of a
traffic control signal:
<Special Event= means any gathering or event for the facilitation of a social,
recreational, community, cultural, musical, artistic, athletic, cinematographic
purpose, parade or any combination thereof,
<Trailer= means a Vehicle without its own means of propulsion that may be
drawn upon a Highway by a Vehicle;
<Town= means the Corporation of the Town of Collingwood or the land within the
geographic limit of the Corporation of the Town of Collingwood as the context
requires;
<Town Parking Lot= means any parking lot or other parking facility owned or
operated by the Town;
<Traffic Calming Device= means any physical feature or design element
installed on a Highway to reduce Vehicle speeds, alter traffic patterns, or
enhance safety for Pedestrians and cyclists. Examples include, but are not
limited to, speed humps, curb extensions, traffic diverters, and median barriers;
<Unlicensed Vehicle= means a Vehicle that does not display a number plate in
the manner prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act, when one is required, or does
not have a currently validated vehicle permit for the number plate displayed:
<Vehicle= includes a Motor Vehicle, Trailer, traction engine, farm tractor, road-
building machine, bicycle and any Vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind
of power, including muscular power, power-assisted bicycle but does not include
a motorized snow Vehicle or street car;
<Wheelchair= means a chair mounted on wheels driven by muscular or any other
kind of power that is designed for and used by a Person whose mobility is limited
by one or more conditions of functional impairments.
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3.
Delegation of Authority
3.1
The Director is hereby delegated authority to:
3.2
3.3
3.4
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(h)
(k)
(I)
administer this By-law;
amend or modify any Schedule to this By-law to correct errors,
including but not limited to clerical, typographical, or formatting errors,
or to ensure alignment with the intent and provisions of this By-law;
manage, control, regulate and maintain
a Highway and Town Parking
Lots;
for a temporary period not exceeding ninety (90) days, to place, erect
and maintain such Signs as are not otherwise authorized by this By-
law, but are required for safety reasons;
temporarily lift or impose Parking restrictions for
a temporary period
not exceeding ninety (90) days;
issue or cause to be issued a Permit in accordance with the provisions
of this By-law to authorize the use of a Highway or a Town Parking
Lot;
impose any additional terms or conditions on a Permit:
cancel or revoke a Permit in accordance with the provisions of this By-
law;
identify and designate Parking Spaces including but not limited to
Accessible Parking Spaces and Electric Vehicle Parking Spaces ona
Highway or Town Parking Lot;
place, erect and maintain such Signs as may be necessary to give
effect to the provisions of this By-law;
place, erect and maintain such Parking Payment Device on a Highway
or Town Parking Lot for the purpose of controlling and regulating
Parking as may be necessary to give effect to the provisions of this
By-law;
during an Emergency, special circumstance or Special Event may
prohibit any or all Parking or Stopping on a Highway within the area
affected by an Emergency, special circumstance or Special Event.
The Fire Chief is hereby delegated authority during an Emergency to
prohibit any or all Parking or Stopping on a Highway within the area
_ affected by an Emergency.
Where a
title to a position identified in this By-law no longer exists or is
modified, the powers and duties may be exercised by a Person deemed to
have the responsibilities of the original position until such time as an
amending by-law is adopted by Council.
Where a Person contravenes any provision of this By-law, an Officer may
direct the Person to leave a Highway or Town Parking Lot.
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3.5
The provisions of this By-law do not apply to the Town for the purpose of
carrying out their duties or delivering any of its programs or services, the
Police, a provincial or federal agency or body, an Emergency Vehicle and
any other agency authorized by the Town for the purpose of carrying out
their duties.
4.
Method of Parking
4.1
No Person shall Park a Vehicle on a Highway, other than on a One-Way
Street, Highway or where angle Parking is permitted, except as follows:
(a)
where there is a Raised Curb, Parking shall be limited to the right side
of the Roadway, having regard to the direction which the Vehicle had
been proceeding, and with its right front and right rear wheels or
runners parallel to and not more than fifteen (15) centimetres (6
inches) from such Raised Curb.
(b)
where there is no curb, Parking shall be limited to the right side of the
Roadway, having regard to the direction which the Vehicle had been
proceeding, and with its right front and right rear wheels or runners
parallel to and near to the right-hand limit of the Highway as is
practical without Parking on the Sidewalk or Boulevard.
4.2
When Parking on a One-Way Street, no Person shall Park a Vehicle other
than in the direction designated for vehicular traffic and:
(a)
with the left front and left rear wheels or runners parallel to and distant
respectively not more than fifteen (15) centimetres (6 inches) from the
Raised Curb or in the absence of a curb as near to the left-hand limit
of the Highway as is practical without Parking on the Sidewalk or
Boulevard; or
(b)
with the right front and right rear wheels or runners parallel to and
distant respectively not more than fifteen (15) centimetres (6 inches)
from the Raised Curb or in the absence of a curb as near to the right
hand limit of the Highway as is practical without Parking on the
Sidewalk or Boulevard.
4.3
Where a Sign is displayed on a Highway that designates angled Parking,
no Person shall Park a Vehicle on a Highway, except at an angle within the
Parking Space having regard to the direction which the Vehicle-had been
proceeding on the side of the Highway adjacent to the angled Parking zone.
5.
Parking Prohibited 4 Signs Not Required
5.1
No Person shall Park a Vehicle:
(a)
ona Highway in front of an Entrance or within one (1) metre of an
Entrance;
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(t)
(w)
on a Highway within three (3) metres of a fire hydrant, as measured
along the Curb Line in either direction from the hydrant's perpendicular
point of Intersection with the Curb Line;
on a Highway in such a position to prevent the removal of any other
Parked Vehicle;
on a Highway in a manner to Obstruct traffic;
on a Highway in a manner to Obstruct Highway repair or maintenance;
on a Highway in a manner to Obstruct a Roadway;
on a Highway displaying a Vehicle for sale:
on a Highway within an Intersection;
on a Highway within ten (10) metres of an Intersection:
on a Highway between the hours of 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m., from
November 8st each year to March 31st the following year;
on a Highway in a manner to Obstruct snow removal from the
Highway;
on a Highway during an Emergency;
on or over or Obstructing any portion of a Sidewalk:
on or over a Boulevard within two (2) metres of a tree located on a
Boulevard;
on or over a Boulevard where there is a Raised Curb:
on a Driveway Apron unless the Vehicle is positioned entirely within
the Driveway Apron without encroaching onto the Sidewalk, Roadway,
or Boulevard;
on or over a Median Strip;
where a Parking Space is designated by markers or lines painted on a
Highway, except within the area designated as a Parking Space;
on a Highway or Boulevard for a period longer than twelve (12) hours;
on a Highway that is un-plated, inoperative or immobile:
on a Highway if the Vehicle is an Unlicensed Vehicle:
on or over or Obstructing any portion of a Bicycle Lane;
on a bridge;
5.2
No Person shall Park a Vehicle on or over a Residential Front or Side Yard
except on a driveway.
6.
Parking Prohibited
- Where Signs are on Display
6.1
Where a Sign to that effect is displayed, no Person shall Park a Vehicle:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
within the turnaround area of a Cul-de-Sac;
on a Highway within twenty (20) metres of the termination of a dead-
end Highway;
on a Public Laneway;
on a Highway during an Emergency, special circumstance or Special
Event;
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(e)
(k)
on either side of a Highway adjacent to Land on which a
fire hall is
located;
on either side of a Highway that is thirty (30) metres from the land on
which a
fire hall is located;
on the opposite side of any Highway adjacent to a school property
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday,
inclusive;
on a Highway other than in accordance with a Sign;
on a Highway designated as a no Parking area as outlined within
Schedule B-1 or B-2 of this By-law:
on a Highway or Town Parking Lot other than an Electric Vehicle in an
Electric Vehicle Parking Space;
on a Highway or Town Parking Lot other than an Electric Vehicle in an
Electric Vehicle Parking Space unless it connected to an Electric
Vehicle Charging Station.
7.
Stopping Prohibited 4 Where Signs are on Display
7.1
Where a Sign to that effect is displayed, no Person shall Stop a Vehicle:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(9)
(h)
(i)
on a Highway within twenty (20) metres of an Intersection;
on a Highway within thirty (30) metres of a Crosswalk;
on a Highway within ten (10) metres of a Traffic Calming Device;
at a Bus Stop and within fifteen (15) metres of either side of
a Bus
Stop, excepting public transit buses:
on a Highway within a school bus loading zone, excepting school
buses;
on the side of a Highway adjacent to a school property between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive;
on a Highway during an Emergency, special circumstance or Special
Event;
on a Highway other than in accordance with a Sign:
on a Highway designated as a no Stopping area as outlined within
Schedule C
of this By-law;
.
Prohibited Parking
8.1
Parking a Vehicle on a Highway, as designated in Schedule A of this By-
law, is prohibited for any continuous period exceeding the time limit
specified in that Schedule.
8.2
Parking a Vehicle on a Highway, as designated in Schedule B-1 or B-2 of
this By-law, is prohibited during the day(s) and time(s) specified in that
Schedule.
Prohibited Stopping
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9.1
Stopping a Vehicle on a Highway, as designated in Schedule C
of this By-
law, is prohibited during the day(s) and time(s) specified in that Schedule.
10. Town Parking Lots
10.1
10.2
10.3
Where a Sign to that effect is displayed, no Person shall Park a Vehicle:
(a)
in a Town Parking Lot other than in accordance with a Sign;
(b)
in a Town Parking Lot unless otherwise authorized by the Town;
(c)
in a Town Parking Lot in a Parking Space designated by signage as
reserved, unless the Vehicle is authorized to Park in that area.
Reserved areas may include, but are not limited to, spaces
designated for the Mayor, Director(s), Fire Chief, Police, or other
specified Person(s) or classes of Person(s).
No Person shall Park a Vehicle:
(a)
where a Parking Space is designated by markers or lines painted in
a Town Parking Lot, except within the area designated as a Parking
Space;
(b)
in a Town Parking Lot that is un-plated, inoperative or immobile:
(c)
in a Town Parking Lot if it is an Unlicensed Vehicle:
(d)
in a Town Parking Lot in such a position to prevent the removal of
any other Parked Vehicle.
No Person shall place, deposit, install or leave or cause to be placed,
deposited, installed or left an Item or Landscape and Construction
Materials in or on a Town Parking Lot without the consent of the Director.
11. Parking Meters
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a metered Parking Space as
designated in Schedule D
of this By-law unless the applicable fee has
been paid in accordance with the most current rate set out in either
Schedule D or the Town of Collingwood Fees and Charges By-law, or any
successor by-law(s), whichever is most up to date.
In the event of a discrepancy between Schedule D and the Town of
Collingwood Fees and Charges By-law, the rate set out in the Fees and
Charges By-law, or any successor by-law, shall prevail.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Parking Space where the Parking
Meter controlling that Parking Space shows the time expired, unless
payment has been made and is active at the time of parking through a
Mobile Payment Application or another authorized alternative method.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Parking Space, as designated in
Schedule D, except within
a metered Parking Space.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Parking Space where the Parking
Meter controlling that Parking Space is inoperative or malfunctioning,
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11.6
11.7
11.8
unless payment has been made and is active at the time of parking
through a Mobile Payment Application or another authorized alternative
method.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Parking Space where the Parking
Meter controlling that Parking Space is covered with a Parking Meter
Hood.
Where a Vehicle has a valid Ontario Veteran9s Licence Plate properly
affixed to the Vehicle, the Owner of the Vehicle is exempt from the
provisions of Sections 11.1, 11. 3, and 11. 5.
Where a Vehicle has a valid Accessible Parking Permit displayed on the
sun visor or on the dashboard of a Vehicle so that the international
symbol of access for Persons with a disability, the Permit number and the
expiry date of the Permit are clearly visible from the outside of the
Vehicle, the Owner of the Vehicle is exempt from the provisions of
Sections 11.1, 11. 3, and 11. 5.
12. Paid Parking Zone
12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in
a Paid Parking Zone Parking Space on
a Highway or in a Town Parking Lot, as designated in Schedule E -
|
Waterfront, unless the applicable fee has been paid through the Parking
Payment Device controlling such Parking Space and, where required, a
valid receipt is clearly displayed on the dashboard of the Vehicle.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Paid Parking Zone Parking Space on
a Highway or in a Town Parking Lot, as designated in Schedule F
-
Downtown, unless the applicable fee has been paid through the Parking
Payment Device controlling such Parking Space and, where required, a
valid receipt is clearly displayed on the dashboard of the Vehicle.
Despite Section 12.2, no Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Paid Parking
Zone Parking Space on Hurontario Street for more than one (1) three (3)
consecutive hours period.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in
a Paid Parking Zone Parking Space on
a Highway or Town Parking Lot, as designated in Schedule E 4
Waterfront, where the receipt displayed is expired or the period paid
through a Mobile Payment Application has expired.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in
a Paid Parking Zone Parking Space on
a Highway or Town Parking Lot, as designated in Schedule F 4
Downtown, where the receipt displayed is expired or the period paid
through a Mobile Payment Application has expired.
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12.6
12.7
12.8
12.9
12.10
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in
a Paid Parking Zone other than ina
Paid Parking Zone Parking Space ona Highway or Town Parking Lot set
out in Schedule E 4 Waterfront.
No Person shall Park a Vehicle in a Paid Parking Zone other than ina
Paid Parking Zone Parking Space on a Highway or Town Parking Lot set
out in Schedule F 4 Downtown.
Where a Vehicle has a valid Ontario Veteran9s Licence Plate properly
affixed to the Vehicle, the Owner of the Vehicle is exempt from the
provisions of Sections 12.1, 12. 2, 12.4 and 12.5.
Where a Vehicle has a valid Accessible Parking Permit displayed on the
sun visor or on the dashboard of a Vehicle so that the international
symbol of access for Persons with a disability, the Permit number and the
expiry date of the Permit are clearly visible from the outside of the
Vehicle, the Owner of the Vehicle is exempt from the provisions of
Sections 12.1, 12.2, 12.4 and 12.5.
Notwithstanding Section 12.1, a Person may Park a Vehicle in a Paid
Parking Zone Parking Space, where a valid Resident Parking Permit is
obtained for the Vehicle.
13. Accessible Parking Regulations
13.1
13.2
13.3
A Parking Lot Owner shall provide Accessible Parking Spaces and
Access Aisles for the exclusive use of Vehicles properly displaying an
Accessible Parking Permit in accordance with Ontario Regulation 191/11,
as amended.
A Parking Lot Owner shall be responsible for the procurement, installation
and maintenance of an Accessible Parking Space, Access Aisle and
Accessible Parking Space Signs and for ensuring that the Accessible
Parking Space Signs conform to the Highway Traffic Act.
A Parking Lot Owner shall:
(a)
maintain the Signs marking an Accessible Parking Space; and
(b)
keep such Accessible Parking Space and Access Aisle:
i)
in good repair:
il)
clear of snow and ice;
iii)
free of all Obstructions.
13.4
An Officer may seize an Accessible Parking Permit if the Officer has
reasonable grounds to believe the Accessible Parking Permit:
(a)
was not issued under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act;
(b)
was obtained under false pretences:
(c)
has been defaced or altered:
(d)
has expired or been cancelled:
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(e)
is being or has been used in contravention of the Highway Traffic Act
or this By-law.
13.5
No Person shall fail or refuse to surrender an Accessible Parking Permit
to an Officer in accordance with this By-law.
13.6
No Person shall Park in an Accessible Parking Space unless a valid
Accessible Parking Permit is displayed on the sun visor or on the
dashboard of a Vehicle so that the international symbol of access for
Persons with a disability, the Permit number and the expiry date of the
Permit are clearly visible from the outside of the Vehicle.
13.7
No Person shall Park in an Accessible Parking Space using an invalid,
fictitious, altered or fraudulently obtained Accessible Parking Permit.
13.8
No Person, including a Person with a Vehicle displaying a valid
Accessible Parking Permit, shall Park on or behind an Access Aisle.
14. Commercial Vehicles
14.1.
No Person shall Park
a Commercial Vehicle on a Highway unless actively
engaged in making a delivery or engaged in performing service activities.
15. Large Vehicles
15.1
No Person shall Park a Large Vehicle on a Highway in a Residential Area
unless actively engaged in making a delivery or engaged in performing
services activities.
16. Trailers
16.1.
No Person shall Park an unattached Trailer on a Highway or in Town
Parking Lot.
17. Recreational Vehicles
17.1.
No Person shall Park a Recreational Vehicle on a Highway or in Town
Parking Lot, as designated in Schedule G, during the day(s) and time(s)
specified in that schedule.
18. Buses
18.1
No Person shall Park a bus on a Highway or in Town Parking Lot, as
designated in Schedule H, during the day(s) and time(s) specified in that
schedule.
19. Permit 4 Resident Parking Area(s)
19.1
No Person shall Park a Vehicle on a Highway or in a Town Parking Lot,
as designated in Schedule I, during the dates and times specified, unless
a valid Resident Parking Permit is obtained for the Vehicle.
19.2
Where a Highway or Town Parking Lot has been designated as a resident
parking area as listed in Schedule | to this By-law, an individual who either
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19.3
19.4
19.5
19.6
19.7
resides within the municipal boundaries or owns property in their personal
capacity (not as a corporation), may apply for a Resident Parking Permit.
A Person making application for
a Resident Parking Permit shall submit to
the satisfaction of the Director:
(a)
acomplete application in the form and method provided by the
Town;
(b)
proof that the applicant is either a resident of the Town or an
individual property owner within the Town, excluding corporate
ownership;
(c)
any other documents as required by the Director.
A Resident Parking Permit shall automatically expire upon the occurrence
of any of the following:
(a)
the Highway or Town Parking Lot no longer being designated as a
resident parking area; or,
(b)
the Permit Holder ceases to be a resident of the Town or ceases to
own property in the Town of Collingwood in their personal capacity.
A Resident Parking Permit shall cease temporarily during any period of
time where the said Highway or Town Parking Lot:
(a)
is required or occupied by an Emergency Vehicle; or,
(b)
is closed or partially closed by the Town for the purposes of
maintenance or repair.
A Resident Parking Permit shall be revoked or cancelled by the Director
where a Permit Holder fails to comply with this By-law or the terms and
conditions of a Permit.
A Resident Parking Permit shall expire on the date set out on the
Resident Parking Permit.
20. Permit - Waterfront and Downtown Paid Parking Zones
20.1
20.2
A Vehicle is deemed legally Parked in a Paid Parking Zone Parking
Space in the waterfront or downtown zones, as designated in Schedules
E and F, or in a metered Parking Space, as designated in Schedule D,
when:
(a)
the applicable parking fee has been paid through a Parking Payment
Device; or
(b)
a valid Parking Permit applicable to the Paid Parking Zone has been
obtained for the Vehicle.
Eligible Person(s) may obtain, if offered,
a Parking Permit for the
applicable Paid Parking Zone. Such a Permit shall serve as an alternative
to payment of the applicable parking fee(s) at
a Parking Payment Device.
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21.
20.3
20.4
20.5
20.6
20.7
20.8
20.9
Despite Section 20.1 and 20.2, a Parking Permit shall not be valid for use
at any metered Parking Spaces, as designated in Schedule D, or on
Hurontario Street, unless expressly authorized by the Director. Any
Vehicle found Parked in contravention of this Section shall be deemed to
be Parked without valid payment.
The Director may, from time to time, establish various types of Parking
Permits applicable to the waterfront and downtown zone(s). Permit types,
eligibility criteria, and associated fees, if any, shall be determined by the
Director and may be amended from time to time.
A Person making application for a Parking Permit shall submit, to the
satisfaction of the Director:
(a)
acomplete application in the form and manner prescribed by the
Town;
(b)
proof of eligibility for the specific permit type being applied for: and,
(c)
any other documentation as may be required by the Director.
A Parking Permit shall automatically expire upon the occurrence of any of
the following:
(a)
the designated Paid Parking Zone is no longer subject to paid
parking;
(b)
the Permit Holder no longer meets the eligibility criteria for the
specific Permit type; or
(Cc)
payment for the Permit,
if required, has not been made or has been
revoked, refunded, or otherwise rendered invalid.
A Parking Permit shall cease temporarily during any period of time where
the designated Paid Parking Zone:
(a)
is required or occupied by an Emergency Vehicle; or,
(b)
is closed or partially closed by the Town for maintenance, repair, or
special events.
The Director may revoke or cancel a Parking Permit if the Permit Holder
fails to comply with this By-law or with the terms and conditions of the
Permit.
A Parking Permit shall expire on the date set out on the Permit or as
otherwise specified in the terms and conditions of the Permit.
Removal, Storage and Disposal of Items
21.1
Any works, Item or Landscape and Construction Material removed by an
Officer from a Town Parking Lot or Public Laneway under this By-law
may, at the discretion of an Officer, be deposited on the Lands from which
they came from, relate to, or be stored at
a Town facility for 60 days at the
Owner's expense.
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21.2
Any works, Item or Landscape and Construction Material removed under
this By-law shall only be released to its Owner after the Owner has shown
proof of ownership and paid the Town any Costs regarding the removal
and storage of works, Item or Landscape and Construction Material.
21.3
Any works, Item or Landscape and Construction Material removed under
this By-law that is stored at
a Town facility for more than sixty (60) days
and for which the Owner has not been identified may be disposed of by
the Town in any manner that it deems appropriate.
21.4
Any works, Item or Landscape and Construction Material removed under
this By-law that is stored at
a Town facility for more than sixty (60) days
and for which the Owner, having been identified, has failed to pay the
applicable Costs and claim the Item or Landscape and Construction
Material, may be disposed of pursuant to the provisions of the Repair and
Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. R. 25, as amended.
21.5
The Town shall not be responsible for any damage to any works, Item or
Landscape and Construction Material removed and stored.
22. Use of Contractor, Recovery of Expenses
22.1
All Costs incurred by the Town in connection with the enforcement of this
By-law shall be paid to the Town by the Person owing those Costs and
may be collected:
(a)
in the same manner as property taxes by adding the Costs to the tax
roll of the property from which the work, Item or Landscape and
Construction Material on the Highway, Public Laneway or Town
Parking Lot relates;
(b)
through court action.
22.2
The Town may retain the services of a contractor to carry out any of the
work that the Town may carry out under this By-law.
22.3
All Costs owed to the Town are due and payable within thirty (30) days of
the billing date set out on the invoice and, in the event of failure to pay the
entire amount due within the said thirty (30) days, interest may be applied
at the rate of 1.25% per month (15% annually).
23. Towing
23.1
Ifa Vehicle is Parked or Stopped on a Highway, Public Laneway orina
Town Parking Lot:
(a)
in amanner or way that Obstructs the movement of traffic;
(b)
in a manner or way that Obstructs or interferes with snow removal or
winter maintenance activities:
(c)
in violation of the Highway Traffic Act:
(d)
in contravention of any provision of this By-law;
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an Officer may cause it to be moved or taken and placed in a suitable
place and all Costs for the removing, care and storage are a
lien on the
Vehicle and enforceable in the manner provided for by the Repair and
Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. R. 25, as amended.
24. Service of Documents
24.1
Avnotice, invoice, decision, Order or any other document excluding a
Parking Infraction Notice, issued in accordance with this By-law, shall be
served using one or more of the following methods of service noted in
Column A
below and is deemed served on the date noted in Column B
below:
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
Method of Service
Deemed Date of Service
Date personally delivered to Person to
whom
it is addressed
Personal
Posted in a conspicuous place on the
Date posted on the land, Item or
land, Item or Obstruction
Obstruction
Date email is sent to the Person9s last
known email address
Email
Five (5) days after the date of mailing to
Regular/Registered Mail
the Person9s last known mailing address
24.2
For the purposes of this By-law, a Person9s last known address and
electronic mail address includes an address and electronic mail address
provided by the Person to the Town as may be required by a form,
practice or policy under this By-law.
24.3
Where service is affected by multiple methods, the date of service shall
be on the earliest applicable date.
25. Damage to Town Property
25.1
No Person shall damage, remove, deface or tamper with, break or destroy
a Parking Payment Device, Sign, or Electric Vehicle Charging Station.
25.2
No Person other than a Person authorized under this By-law, shall place,
maintain or display upon or in view of a Highway, Public Laneway ora
Town Parking Lot, a Sign which purports to be or is an imitation of or
resembles a Sign, or which conceals from view or interferes with the
effectiveness of a Sign.
26. Enforcement and Penalty Provisions
26.1
The enforcement of this By-law shall be conducted by an Officer or other
Persons appointed by the Town.
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26.2
26.3
26.4
26.5
No Person shall hinder or Obstruct an Officer in the enforcement of this
By-law.
Every Person who contravenes any provision of this By-law is guilty of an
offence and upon conviction shall be subject to a penalty in accordance
with the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P. 33, as amended.
Notwithstanding Section 26.3, every Person who contravenes Sections
13.6 or 13.7 is guilty of an offence and shall be subject to a minimum
penalty of $300.00 in accordance with Section 427 of the Municipal Act,
2001, S.O. 2001, as amended.
Where a Certificate of Parking Infraction has been issued alleging that the
provisions of this By-law have been contravened, the Person alleged to
have committed an infraction may voluntarily pay a penalty to the Town
within fifteen (15) days from the date of the alleged contravention, and
such payment shall be accepted in full satisfaction of the fine, and no
further proceedings shall be taken.
27. Administrative Monetary Penalties
27.1
27.2
27.3
The Town9s Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law - Non-Parking
Offences applies to this By-law.
Every Person who contravenes a provision of this By-law shall, upon
issuance of a Penalty Notice in accordance with the Town9s
Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law, be liable to pay to the Town an
Administrative Monetary Penalty in the amount specified in the By-law.
No Person that is issued a Penalty Notice under the Town9s
Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law 4 Non-Parking Offences shall
be charged with an offence in respect of the same contravention under
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P. 33, as amended.
28. Interpretation
28.1
28.2
28.3
In this by-law, any expression of time shall be calculated as standard time
except in periods when daylight saving time is declared to be in effect,
where upon time shall be calculated as daylight saving time.
The schedules attached to this by-law shall be considered part of this by-
law. Where any column in any schedule referred to in this by-law is not
completed, any and all reference to the said column in this by-law shall be
deemed to be deleted.
In this By-law, unless the context otherwise requires, words importing the
Singular shall include the plural, words importing the plural shall include
the singular, and gendered terms shall include all genders, where
applicable.
29. Severability
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29.1
If a court of competent jurisdiction declares any section or part of this By-
law invalid, the remainder of this By-law shall continue in force unless the
court makes an order to the contrary.
30. Transition
30.1
This By-law shall come into effect upon receiving short form wording and
set fine approval.
31. Repeal
31.1
By-laws 2003-062, 2004-043, 2004-072, 2007-131, 2008-050, 2008-155,
2009-156, 2011-066, 2012-003, 2012-128, 2014-075, 2015-093, 2016-
070, 2016-079, 2020-050, and 2021-021 are hereby repealed.
ENACTED AND PASSED this 14* day of July, 2025.
MAYOR
CLERK
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Schedule 8A9 - Time-Limited Parking Area(s)
Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
60 metres southerly from the
Beech Street
southerly limit of First Street
West
30-minute
parking
Saint Marie Street and Ontario
Elgin Street
Street
East
3-hour
parking
Elm Street
First Street and Second Street
West
2-hour
parking
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Schedule 8B-19 - No Parking Area(s)
Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
Beech Street
First Street and Third Street
East
Anytime
Beech Street
Birch Street
60 metres southerly from the
northerly limit of First Street
Cameron Street and Tenth
Street
West
West
Anytime
Anytime
Birch Street
Callary Crescent
Callary Crescent
Cameron Street and Tenth
Street
From the southerly intersection
of Saint Paul Street and
Callary Crescent to a point
approximately 60 metres east
on Callary Crescent
Northerly intersection of Saint
Paul Street and Callary
Crescent to the southerly
intersection of Saint Paul
Street and Callary Crescent
East
South
West
(inside
loop)
Anytime
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to
4:00 p.m.
Anytime
Cameron Street
Hurontario Street and Maple
Street
Both
Anytime
Cameron Street
Cameron Street
Hurontario Street and Birch
Street
Hurontario Street and Birch
Street
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Cameron Street
50 metres +/- east of Maple
Street to 120 metres +/-
easterly
South
Anytime
Cameron Street
60 metres +/- east of Maple
Street to 120 metres +/-
easterly
North
Anytime
Campbell Street
Collins Street
Hurontario Street and Maple
Street
10 metres east of Hurontario
Street to 10 metres west of
Saint Marie Street
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Collins Street
Katherine Street to an easterly
point approximately 240
metres from Katherine Street
South
' Anytime
Collins Street
From Leslie Drive, 25 metres
west
South
Anytime
Cranberry Trail
West
Cul-de-sac at the southerly
limit of Cranberry Trail West to
the pathway 55 metres from
the centre of the cul-de-sac
along Green Briar Drive
Both
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
500 metres northwesterly from
Dawson Drive
Keith Avenue
Both
Anytime
Dey Drive
10 metres east of Krista Court
Both
Anytime
Eighth Street
Birch Street and Walnut Street
Eighth Street
Birch Street and Oak Street
Eighth Street
Walnut Street and Oak Street
Both
Both
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Marie Street and Ontario
Elgin Street
Street
West
Anytime
Elliot Avenue
Highway 26 to St. Clair Street
Both
Anytime
Elm Street
First Street and Second Street
Both
Anytime
Elm Street
First Street and Second Street
East
Anytime
Wellington Street and Raglan
Erie Street
Street
South
Anytime
Erie Street
Peel Street and Niagara Street
Both
Anytime
Niagara Street and 50 feet east
Erie Street
of Niagara Street
Erie Street
Peel Street and Raglan Street
Niagara Street and Raglan
Erie
Street
rie
Stree
Street
Both
South
North
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Beachwood Road and its limit
Fairgrounds Road | it the Township of Clearview
Hurontario Street to a point 30
metres west
Fifth Street
Both
South
Anytime
Anytime
First Street
High Street and Pine Street
Both
Anytime
High Street and Hurontario
Street
Fourth Street
Pine Street and Maple Street
First Street
Both
South
Anytime
Anytime
Hurontario Street and Pine
Fourth Street
Street
Both
Anytime
Saint Marie Street and Saint
Fourth Street East
Paul Street
South
Anytime
Fourth Street
Hurontario Street and Maple
West
Street
Both
Anytime
30.5 metres westerly from
Harbour Street
,
water9s edge
Both
Anytime
From Dawson Drive, 250
metres
Harbour Street
Highway
26 West to the
Harbour Street
g
y
oo
northwesterly limits of Harbour
West
Street
Harbour Street
250 metres easterly from the
West
southerly limit of Dawson Drive
Both
Both
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
High Street
First Street and Sixth Street
Both
Anytime
The northerly limit of Campbell
High Street
Street and the southerly limit of
Tenth Street
East
Anytime
Campbell Street and Tenth
High Street
Street
Highlands
Georgian Meadows Drive to a
Crescent
point 40 metres west
East
North
Anytime
Anytime
32 metres westerly from
Hume Street
Patterson Street
Minnesota Street and
Hume Street
Patterson Street
South
South
Anytime
Anytime
Market Street and Minnesota
Hume Street
Street
Hurontario Street and
Hume Street
Minnesota Street
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Hurontario Street and Albert
Huron Street
Street
Hurontario Street
| Fourth Street and Sixth Street
Cameron Street to 30.5 metres
Hurontario Street
northerly
Both
Both
West
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Collins Street to Lockhart
Hurontario Street
Street
Cameron Street to Campbell
Hurontario Street
Street
East
West
Anytime
Anytime
.
35.0 metres southerly from
Hurontario Street
Ninth Street
Hurontario Street
Northerly dead end of
Hurontario Street
First Street and Side Launch
Hurontario Street
Way
West
Width of
road
allowance
East
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Fair Street and Campbell
Hurontario Street
Street
Collins Street to a southerly
Katherine Street
point approximately 155
metres from Collins Street
West
East
Anytime
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Katherine Street
| Collins Street and Bryan Drive
Katherine Street
| Collins Street and Baker Street
West
Both
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
Krista Court
Lockhart Road to Dey Drive
North
a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Krista Court
From Dey Drive to a point
approximately 25 metres east
South
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Lane (East of
Hurontario Street)
Simcoe Street and Third Street
Both
Anytime
Lane (East of
Hurontario Street)
Lane (East of
Hurontario Street)
Simcoe Street and Huron
Street
88.5 metres southerly from
Ontario Street
Both
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Lane
(Harbourview
Park)
Southerly boundary of
Harbourview Park between
Oak Street and Cedar Street
North
Anytime
Lane (West of
Hurontario)
Maple Street
Market Lane
Second Street and Third Street
First Street and Sixth Street
Saint Marie Street and Saint
Paul Street
Both
West
North
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Market Lane
Minnesota Street
Saint Marie Street and Market
Street
Huron Street and Ontario
Street
South
West
Anytime
Anytime
Minnesota Street
60 metres +/- from the easterly
limit of Huron Street
East
Anytime
Minnesota Street
Huron Street and Ontario
Street
East
Anytime
Minnesota Street
Moberly Street
Mountain Road
Huron Street and Ontario
Street
Hume Street to Pee! Street
300 metres east and west of
Silver Creek
Both
Both
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Napier Street
Niagara Street
Rodney Street to the northerly
limits of Napier Street
Erie Street and hospital
parking lot entrance
Both
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Ninth Street
11.5 metres westerly from
Hurontario Street
Both
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
North Maple
Street
First Street to a point 35
metres north
West
Anytime
North Maple
Street
First Street to Side Launch
Way
East
Anytime
North Mapie
Street
Side Launch Way and
Wheelhouse Crescent
East
Anytime
North Pine Street
First Street and Side Launch
Way
Both
Anytime
North Pine Street
Side Launch Way and
Wheelhouse Crescent
West
Anytime
Oak Street
Eighth Street and Ninth Street
East
Anytime
Ontario Street
Ontario Street
16.5 metres westerly from
Saint Marie Street
Saint Marie Street and Saint
Paul Street
North
South
Anytime
Anytime
except 6:00
p.m. to
9:00 p.m. on
Saturdays
and Sundays
Ontario Street
Saint Marie Street and
Minnesota Street
Both
Anytime
Ontario Street /
Oliver Crescent
Raglan Street to 3 Oliver
Crescent
North
Anytime
Paterson Street
Patton Street
Hume Street and Lorne
Avenue
Barr Street to a point 100
metres from Barr Street
West
Southeast
Anytime
Anytime
Peel Street
Pine Street
Pine Street
65.6 metres northerly from
Simcoe Street
First Street and Third Street
25.5 metres southerly from
First Street
Both
West
Both
Anytime
Anytime
except
Sundays
Anytime
Pine Street
Third Street and Fourth Street
East
Anytime
Pine Street
Third Street and Fourth Street
East
8:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m.
Pine Street
Pine Street
Third Street and Fifth Street
Northerly to C.N.R. right-of-
way
|
West
West
Anytime
Anytime
Raglan Street
Entrance to water plant north
of Saint Lawrence Street
Both
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
Raglan Street
Erie Street and Hume Street
West
Anytime
Raglan Street
Raglan Street and Hume
Street
Both
Anytime
Raglan Street
Pretty River Parkway and Saint
Lawrence Street
Both
Anytime
Raglan Street
Erie Street and Hume Street
East
Anytime
Raglan Street
Hume Street to a point 185
metres south of Erie Street
West
Anytime
Raglan Street
Ontario Street and Erie Street
West
Anytime
Raglan Street
Southerly property line of 49
Raglan Street and Hume
Street
West
Anytime
Raglan Street
From Poplar Side Road toa
point approximately 350
metres north
Both
Anytime
Robinson Street
Second Street
Hume Street and Hamilton
Street
Pine Street and Oak Street
West
North
Anytime
Anytime
Second Street
Seventh Street
Pine Street and Maple Street
Birch Street and Oak Street
South
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Side Launch Way
Sixth Street
North Maple Street and
Hurontario Street
Hurontario Street and High
Street
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Spruce Street
Spruce Street
Third Street and Fourth Street
Third Street and Fourth Street
East
West
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Lawrence
Street
Saint Lawrence
Street
Raglan Street and Russell
Street
Russell Street, 300 metres
westerly
South
South
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Lawrence
Street
Saint Lawrence
Street
Huron Street and Niagara
Street
Raglan Street and Niagara
Street
South
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Lawrence
Street
Saint Lawrence
Street
Niagara Street and Huron
Street
Raglan Street and Russell
Street
South
South
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Lawrence
Street
Raglan Street and Niagara
Street
North
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
Saint Paul Street
Ontario Street to a point 100
metres south of Ontario Street
East
Anytime
Saint Paul Street
From Simcoe Street to a point
approximately 50 metres south
West
Anytime
Saint Paul Street
From Simcoe Street to a point
approximately 25 metres north
West
Anytime
Saint Paul Street
Saint Paul Street
Saint Marie Street
Huron Street and Simcoe
Street
Huron Street to Simcoe Street
Huron Street and Ontario
Street
Both
East
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Marie Street
Fourth Street and Market Lane
East
Anytime
Saint Marie Street
Saint Marie Street
Ontario Street and Fourth
Street
Hume Street and Hamilton
Street
East
East
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Marie Street
Fourth Street and Hume Street
Both
Anytime
Saint Marie Street
Saint Marie Street
Hume Street to a point
approximately 40 metres south
Between the driveways of units
726 and 728
West
South
Anytime
Anytime
Saint Marie Street
Tenth Street
Between the driveways of 727
and 725
High Street and Spruce Street
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Third Street
Third Street
Pine Street and Birch Street
Pine Street and Birch Street
South
South
Anytime
except
Sundays
between
9:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.
Anytime
Third Street
Trott Boulevard
Trott Boulevard
Wheelhouse
Crescent
From High Street to the dead-
end west of High Street
From 70 metres north of
Sheffield Terrace to 250
metres southerly
From 70 metres north of
Sheffield Terrace to McIntosh
Gate
North Maple Street and North
Pine Street
South
South
North
Both
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
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Schedule 8B-29 4 Seasonal
No Parking Area(s)
Street/
;
Between
Side
Prohibited Period of Time
Location
Pretty River Parkway
At any time from the Friday before
and Saint Lawrence
| Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Huron
Street
Huron Street and
At any time from the Friday before
Saint Lawrence
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Niagara
Street
North
Huron Street and
At any time from the Friday before
Albert Lane
Saint Lawrence
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Ontario Street to the
At any time from the Friday before
dead-end area of
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Ontario Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Oliver
Crescent
At any time from the Friday before
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Ontario
Raglan Street and
Street
Oliver Crescent
Ontario Street and
At any time from the Friday before
Saint Lawrence
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
©
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Raglan
Street
Simcoe Street and
At any time from the Friday before
Saint Lawrence
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Russell
Street
Raglan Street to the
At any time from the Friday before
dead-end area of
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Simcoe Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Simcoe
Street
Huron Street and
At any time from the Friday before
Saint Lawrence
Both
the Victoria Day holiday until
Street
Thanksgiving Monday (inclusive)
Sunset
Court
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Schedule 8C9 4 No Stopping Area(s)
Street/Location
Between
Side
Time Period
Birch Street
Cameron Street and Tenth Street
West
Anytime
Birch Street
Cameron Street and Tenth Street
East
Anytime
Cameron Street
Maple Street and Mason Street
South
Anytime
Cameron Street
50 metres from the easterly limit of
Birch Street and 50 metres from the
westerly limit of Maple Street
Both
Anytime
Cameron Street
Maple Street and Mason Street
South
Collins Street
100 metres from the easterly limit of
Katherine Street
Both
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Collins Street
Hurontario Street and Ste. Marie
Street
Both
Dey Drive
Lockhart Road to the southerly limits
of Dey Drive
Both
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Erie Street
Napier Street and Peel Street
South
Anytime
Erie Street
Napier Street and Peel Street
North
Anytime
Erie Street
Peel Street and Niagara Street
North
Anytime
Erie Street
From 70 metres east of Napier Street
to 120 metres east of Napier Street
Both
First Street
High Street
Pine Street and Hurontario Street
First Street and Third Street
Both
Both
Hume Street
Both
From the easterly limit of Raglan
Street to the westerly limit of the Pretty
River Parkway
Hume Street
Raglan Street and Pretty River
Parkway
Both
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Anytime
Huron Street
Hurontario Street and Albert Street
Both
Anytime
Katherine Street | A point approximately 33 metres north | West
of Collins Street to a point
approximately 155 metres south of
Collins Street
Katherine Street
Collins Street to a northerly point
approximately 33 metres from Collins
Street
East
Anytime
Anytime
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Street/Location
Between
.
Side
| Time Period
Katherine Street
Collins Street and Bryan Drive
East
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Moberly Street
110 metres north of Hume Street to
East
Anytime
140 metres north of Hume Street
Pine Street
From Second Street to a point 70
East
Anytime
metres south
Second Street
| From Pine Street to a point 50 metres
| South
Anytime
east
Saint Marie
Ontario Street and Market Lane
East
Anytime
Street
Third Street
Spruce Street and High Street
Both
Anytime
Third Street
Spruce Street and High Street
Both
Anytime
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Schedule 8D9 - Parking Meter Area(s)
Maximum
Between
Side
Rate
Permitted
Parking Period
Street/
Location
Saint Marie
$1.00
Street and
East
per
None
Ontario Street
hour
Elgin
Street
Paid Parking
Hours
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Hurontario
$1.00
Street and Saint | North
per
None
Marie Street
hour
Fourth
Street
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Hurontario
$1.00
Street and Saint | Both
per
None
Marie Street
hour
Ontario
Street
Pine Street
First Street and
Both
<we
Non
Third Street
ae
e
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Hurontario
$1.00
Street and Pine
| Both
per
None
Street
hour
Second
Street
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Saint Paul
Simcoe
Street and
Street
Hurontario
Street
$1.00
Both
per
None
hour
Saint
Fourth Street
$1.00
Marie
East and Huron | Both
per
None
Street
Street
hour
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Hurontario
$1.00
Street and Pine
| Both
per
None
Street
hour
Third
Street
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Schedule 8E9 - Paid Parking Zone - Waterfront
Maximum
.
Street/
Property
Paid
Location
Between | Side
Location
Rate
Description
$10.00
per
Raglan
hour
Permitted
Parking
Period
Parking
Hours
Monday
to
Sunday,
Street
N/A
N/A | 4 Raglan Street
or
None
9:00
$50.00
per
day
a.m. to
9:00
p.m.
Saint
Parking lot
$10.00
Russell
North
Lawrence
Street and
ort
Street
Enviropark
hour
Monday
located north of
per
None
to
Sunday,
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(East
Paved
Lot)
Huron
Street
or
$50.00
per
day
Saint
Lawrence
Street
(West
Paved
Lot)
Saint
Lawrence
Street
(Black
Rock)
Huron
Street and
Sunset
Court
Huron
Street and
Sunset
Court
North
North
Parking lot
located north of
51-55 Saint
Lawrence
Street
Parking lot
located north
59-77 Saint
Lawrence
Street
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
None
None
Saint
Lawrence
Street
Huron
Street and
Sunset
Court
North
On-street
angled parking
area, located
north 51-53
Saint Lawrence
Street
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
None
Huron
Street
(Huron
Street
Lot)
Saint
Lawrence
Street and
Sunset
Court
East
Parking lot
located west of
the Enviropark
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
8day
None
Saint
Lawrence
Street
Princeton
Shores
Boulevard
Raglan
Street and
Russell
Street
Highway 26
W and
Princeton
Shores
Boulevard
North
Both
Shoulder
parking area,
with parking
spaces aligned
parallel to the
adjacent
roadway.
All authorized
on-street
parking areas
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
None
None
Heritage
Drive
Heritage
Drive
Waterside
Lane and
the
northerly
limits of
Heritage
Drive
N/A
Both
West
All authorized
shoulder
parking area,
with parking
spaces aligned
parallel to the
adjacent
roadway.
Harbour
parking lot
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
per
day
$10.00
per
hour
or
$50.00
None
None
a.m. to
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9:00
p.m.
Heritage
Drive
N/A
West
Millenium Park
parking lot
None
Monday
to
Sunday,
9:00
a.m. to
9:00
p.m.
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Schedule 8F9 - Paid Parking Zone - Downtown
Street/
Location
Between
Side
Rate
Maximum
Permitted
Parking
Period
Paid Parking
Hours
101 Pine
Street (Lot A)
N/A
N/A
$1.00
per
hour
None
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
140 Saint
Marie Street
(Lot B)
48 Saint
Marie Street
(Lot D)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
$1.00
per
hour
$1.00
per
hour
None
None
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
90 Saint Paul
Street (Lot C)
N/A
N/A
$1.00
per
hour
None
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Hurontario
Street
Side Launch
Way and
Hume Street
Both
$1.50
per
hour
3 Hours
Monday to
Friday, 8:00
a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
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Schedule 8G9 - Recreational Vehicle Parking Restrictions
Street/ Location
Heritage Drive, including
all authorized parking
areas
Huron Street
Niagara Street
North Albert Lane
Oliver Crescent
Between
Huron Street to the
dead-end area of
Heritage Drive
Pretty River Parkway
and Saint Lawrence
Street
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Ontario Street to the
dead-end area of
Ontario Street
Side
Both
Both
Both
Both
Both
Prohibited Period
of Time
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Ontario Street
Raglan Street and
Oliver Crescent
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Raglan Street
Ontario Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Russell Street
Simcoe Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Saint Lawrence Street,
including all authorized
parking areas
Niagara Street and
Raglan Street
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Simcoe Street
Raglan Street to the
dead-end area of
Simcoe Street
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
Sunset Court
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
9:00 p.m. to 9:00
a.m. the following
day
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Schedule 8H9 - Bus Parking Restrictions
Street/ Location
Between
Side
Prohibited Period of Time
Heritage Drive,
including all
authorized parking
areas
Huron Street to
the dead-end area
of Heritage Drive
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Huron Street
Pretty River
Parkway and Saint
Lawrence Street
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Niagara Street
North Albert Lane
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Oliver Crescent
Ontario Street
Ontario Street to
the dead-end area
of Ontario Street
Raglan Street and
Oliver Crescent
Both
Both
At any time from the F riday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Raglan Street
Russell Street
Ontario Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Simcoe Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Saint Lawrence
Street, including all
authorized parking
areas
Niagara Street and.
Raglan Street
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Simcoe Street
Raglan Street to
the dead-end area
of Simcoe Street
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
Sunset Court
Huron Street and
Saint Lawrence
Street
Both
At any time from the Friday
before the Victoria Day holiday
until Thanksgiving Monday
(inclusive)
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Street/
Location
Schedule 8I9 - Resident Parking Area(s)
Between
Location
Side
Description
Rate
Maximum
Permitted
Parking
Period
Paid
Parking
Hours
Princeton
Shores
Boulevard
Saint
Lawrence
Street
N/A
Huron
Street
and
Russel
Street
126
Princeton
Shores
North
On-street
angled
h
parking area
located north
of the
Enviropark
Sout
Free with
valid
Resident
Permit
Free with
valid
Resident
Permit
None
N/A
None
N/A
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