By-law 33-2021 To Regulate Parking in the Town of Deep River
Deep River, Ontario
· No. 33-2021
· adopted 2021-08-11
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF DEEP RIVER
BY-LAW NUMBER 33-2021
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING IN THE TOWN OF DEEP RIVER
WHEREAS The Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. c25 authorizes municipal councils to pass by-
laws respecting the parking of vehicles on municipal highways and on other municipal
lands, including by-laws to designate parking spaces for the exclusive use of certain
vehicles, and fo impose fees for parking,
AND WHEREAS municipal councils are authorized to pass by-laws regulating the parking
of vehicles on private parking lots, with the written consent of the owners of those private
parking lots; to remove and impound or restrain and immobilize any vehicle in
contravention of this by-law at the owner's expense in addition to the authority to create
and designate accessible parking spaces,
AND WHEREAS ithe council for the Corporation of the Town of Deep River considers it
advisable to enact a by-law to regulate parking.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Council of The Corporation of the Town of
Deep River enacts this By-law Number 33-2021.
Section 1.00: Definitions and Interpretation
1.01 Definitions:
In this by-law,
"Abandoned vehicle" A vehicle is considered to be abandoned if it has been parked in
contravention of a provision of this by-law for more than 24 hours.
“accessible parking permit" means a permit issued by the Minister of Transportation
under Section 26 of the Highway Traffic Act R.S.O. 1990, c.H.8 (the Highway Traffic Act),
or a permit, license plate or oiher marker or device bearing the international symbo! of
access for the person with a disability issued by a jurisdiction other than Ontario;
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“accessible parking space” means a parking space properly identified by authorized
identifiers that is reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles displaying a valid accessible
parking permit. The term Disabled Parking Space shall be interchangeable with the term
Accessible Parking Space as it applies to this By-Law;
“aisle” means an unobstructed and maintained surfaced area of a parking lot
immediately adjacent to parking spaces, ordinarily used to provide vehicular ingress or
egress;
“Angle or Parallel or Diagonal Parking” shall be permitted in designated areas and
subject to the following conditions; no person shall park any vehicle except at an angle
from the curb or boundary of the highway with the front end of the vehicle at such curb or
boundary; or where angle parking spaces are designated by lines painted on the highway,
no person shall park any vehicle except within an area designated as a parking space.
“authorized sign” means any sign, as defined in this by-law, which is authorized by this
by-law and, where applicable, complies with the requirements of the regulations made
under the Highway Traffic Act and has been placed or erected on a highway, municipal
property or private property under the authority of this by-law;
“boulevard” means the part of a highway that is maintained by the Town, between the
property line and the shoulder, or if none, the edge of the travelled portion of the roadway.
A boulevard may or may not contain a sidewalk or driveway;
"Bus or coach stop" means an immediate area designated by a properly worded sign
where buses are permitted to stop to pick up or to drop off passengers;
“bus loading zone” or “bus stop" means a location on a highway, as identified by one
or more authorized signs, at which passenger vehicles make scheduled stops to pick up
or to drop off passengers;
“business day” means any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday other
than a public holiday;
“Chief of Police” means the Chief of Police of the Deep River Police Service, or any
authorized representative;
“Clerk” refers to the individual appointed by By-law in accordance with the Municipal Act,
or his or her designate;
"Chief of Emergency Medical Services" means the employee who holds that position
with the County of Renfrew, his or her delegate(s) or, in the event of organizational
changes, another employee designated by Council for the County of Renfrew;
“commercial motor vehicle” means a motor vehicle having a gross weight or registered
gross weight of 4,500 kg. or more, capable of carrying goods, wares, merchandise or
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other commodities and having attached thereto a truck, delivery body or other apparatus
and includes an ambulance, hearse, casket wagons, fire apparatus, buses and school
buses, and tractors on a highway;
“Council” or "Town Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Deep
River;
"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 edges of the roadway, or
(b) any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for
pedestrian crossing by properly erected signs or by lines or other markings on the
surface;
“cul-de-sac” means a street, lane, etc., closed at one end; blind alley; dead-end street;
"curb" means the edge of the roadway of a highway;
“Designated Parking Space” means a parking space designated under this by-law for
the exclusive use of a vehicle displaying a permit in accordance with the requirements of
the Highway Traffic Act and the regulations made thereunder and this by-law;
"Director of Public Works" means the employee who holds that position and his or her
delegate(s) or, in the event of organizational changes, another employee designated by
Council;
“driveway” means the improved part of a highway which has been improved to provide
access between the roadway and a private roadway or to adjacent land;
“entrance” means an improved surface within a highway that is used for vehicle access
to or from one or more adjoining properties over that highway;
“farm tractor” means a self-propelled vehicle designed and used primarily as a farm
implement for drawing ploughs, mowing-machines and other implements of husbandry
and not designed or used for carrying a load;
“Fire Chief® means the employee who holds that position, his or her delegate(s) or, in
the event of organizational changes, another employee designated by Council;
“fire lane” or “fire zone” means a highway, identified by authorized signs, that needs to
be kept clear at all times for the use of emergency services vehicles;
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“fire route” means a private roadway providing vehicular access to or from a building or
structure, and includes any part of a parking lot, that is designated by authorized signs as
a fire route;
“footpath” means a path, located on municipal property or on a highway intended for
use by pedestrians and vehicles, excluding motor vehicles;
“highway” includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway,
square, place, bridge, rear laneway, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is used or
intended for use by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the entire
area between its lateral property lines. Without limitation, highway includes unassumed
and uncpened road allowances;
"holiday” includes New Year's Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, any day
proclaimed as a civic holiday by the Municipal Council, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and any day fixed by proclamation of the Governor General
or the Lieutenant- Governor-in-Council as a public holiday or for a general feast or
thanksgiving, and when any holiday falls on a Sunday, the next day following is in lieu
thereof a holiday;
“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 or more highways
that join one another at an angle, whether or net one highway crosses the other;
“Lane” means the entire width of the roadway surface between property lines at the
rear, or side, of places of business or residential properties;
“loading” means the physical activity of moving merchandise from or to a property or
another vehicle and the physical activity of passengers entering or departing a vehicle;
“loading zone” means part of a highway designated by an official sign, where a vehicle
may be stopped for the purpose of loading or unloading materials or persons;
“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;
“metered” means a parking space controlled by either a parking meter or a pay & display
machine or another device designed to require motorists to pay for parking;
“mobile home” means a vehicle, other than a motor vehicle, that is designed and used
as a residence or working accommodation unit and exceeds 2.6 meters in width or eleven
meters in length;
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“motor assisted bicycle” means a bicycle,
(a) that is fitted with pedals that are operable at all times to propel the bicycle,
(b) that weighs not more than fifty-five kilograms,
(c) that has no hand or foot operated clutch or gearbox driven by the motor and
transferring power to the wheels,
(d) that has an attached motor driven by electricity or having a piston displacement of not
more than fifty cubic centimeters, and
(e) That does not have sufficient power to enable the bicycle fo attain a speed greater
than 50 kilometers per hour on level ground within a distance of 2 kilometers from a
standing start;
“motor vehicle" includes an automobile, a motorcycle, a motor-assisted bicycle unless
otherwise indicated in the Highway Traffic Act, 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 motorized snow vehicle, a traction engine, a farm tractor, a seif-
propelled implement of husbandry or a road-building machine;
“motorized snow vehicle” means a self-propelled vehicle designed to be driven
primarily on snow;
“Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a person appointed by council under the
Police Services Ac R.S.0. 1990, c.P.15 (the Police Services Act) to enforce the by-laws
of the Town;
“municipal parking lot" means land owned or occupied by the Town that is used, wholly
or partly, for the parking of vehicles by the general public;
“municipal property” means property owned or occupied by the Town of Deep River;
“occupant of property" means:
(a) the tenant of the property or part hereof whose consent shall extend only to the control
of the land of which he is tenant and any parking spaces allotted to him under his
lease or tenancy agreement,
(b) the spouse of a tenant,
(c) a person of a municipality, or a local board thereof, having an interest in the property
under an easement or right-of-way granted to or expropriated by the person,
municipality or local board whose consent shall extend only to the part of the property
that is subject to the easement or right-of-way,
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(d) a person authorized in writing by an occupant as defined in (i), (ii) or (iii) above to act
on the occupant's behalf for requesting the enforcement of Section 5.00 of this By-
law.
“occupied” means being in possession of a property or part of a property, for example,
as a result of a leasehold agreement;
“official sign” means a sign pursuant to either the Highway Traffic Act or the Manuals
of Uniform Traffic Control Devices or any other legally binding legislation and/or regulation
that may come into force and effect duly passed by the governments of Ontario and/or
Canada;
“owner of property" means:
(a) the registered owner of the property;
(b) the registered owner of a condominium unit, whose consent shall extend only
to the control of the unit of which he is owner and any parking spaces allotted
to him by the condominium corporation or reserved for his exclusive use in the
declaration or description of the property,
(c) the spouse of the person described in (i) or (ii) above,
(d) where the property is included in a description registered under "The
Condominium Act", the board of directors of the condominium corporation,
(e) a person authorized in writing by the property owner as defined in (i), (ii), (iii) or
(iv) above to act on the owner's behalf for requesting the enforcement of
Section 5.00 of this By-law;
"park", “parked” or "parking" 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 passengers or goods;
“Parking lot” means lands in the Town of Deep River owned by the Town of Deep River
where vehicles are permitted to remain stationary;
"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;
"parking meter cover" means a hood, bag or other covering for a parking meter that is
authorized by the Director of Public Works, Chief of Emergency Medical Services, Fire
Chief or a police officer, for placement over a parking meter to indicate that a parking
meter space is reserved or not to be used;
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“parking meter zone" means a highway, municipal parking lot or portion of a municipal
parking lot on which parking is regulated by parking meters;
“parking space” means a space for the parking of one motor vehicle including but not
limited to parallel and diagonal parking either outside or inside a building or structure, but
does not include maneuvering aisles and other areas providing access to the space
"Pedestrian" means any person afoot, and persons with disabilities or children in
wheeled carriages;
“permit” means a Disabled Person Parking Permit which is issued under the Highway
Traffic Act and is currently valid; or a permit or other marker or device which is issued by
another jurisdiction, is currently valid, and is recognized as equivalent under the Highway
Traffic Act and the regulations thereunder.
“Person” means every person, firm, co-partnership, association or corporation;
"Police Officer" means any police officer in the Deep River Police Service;
"private parking lot" means land not owned or occupied by the Town that is used for
the parking of vehicles and is properly zoned for that purpose;
“private property” means property on which one or more signs have been erected by or
on behalf of the owner or occupant prohibiting or restricting parking in any manner;
“private road” means any privately-owned road, lane, ramp or other means of vehicular
access to or from a building or structure;
“public holiday" includes a holiday as defined in the Retail Business Holidays Act,
R.S.O. 1990, c.A.31 (the Retail Business Holidays Act) and any other public holiday that
is declared;
“public parking" means the parking of vehicles by members of the general public, either
free or for a fee;
“recreational trail” means a trail that is open to the public for a variety of recreational
uses within the Town of Deep River;
“road-building machine” means a self-propelled vehicle of a design commonly used in
the construction or maintenance of highways, including but not limited to,
(a) asphalt spreaders, concrete paving or finishing machines, motor graders, rollers,
tractor-dozers and motor scrapers,
(b) tracked and wheeled tractors of all kinds while equipped with mowers, post-hole
diggers, compactors, weed spraying equipment, snow blowers and snow plows,
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front-end loaders, back-hoes or rock drills, and
(c) power shovels on tracks and drag lines on tracks, but not including a commercial
motor vehicle;
“roadway” means the part of the highway that is improved, designed or ordinarily used
for vehicular traffic, but does not include the shoulder, and, where a highway includes two
or more separate roadways, the term “roadway” refers to any one roadway separately
and not to all of the roadways collectively;
“self-propelled implement of husbandry” means a_ self-propelled vehicle
manufactured, designed, redesigned, converted or reconstructed for a specific use in
farming;
"shoulder" means the portion of a highway between the edge of the roadway and the
boulevard which is either paved or graveled;
"sidewalk" means the portion of a highway between the curb or shoulder and the
boundary of the adjoining property that is set aside for the use of pedestrians;
"sign" includes any sign, marking on a roadway, curb or sidewalk, or other appropriate
device that identifies a parking regulation;
“stand” or “standing”, when prohibited, means the halting of a vehicle, whether
occupied or not, except for the purpose of and while actually engaged in receiving or
discharging passengers;
"stop" or "stopping" 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 traffic control sign or signal;
"Street", “Rear Laneway” or "Highway" includes a common and public highway,
avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, designated and
intended for, or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles;
“Timed parking zone” means a highway, municipal parking lot or a portion of a municipal
parking lot on which parking is regulated by signs which list specific time limits;
“Traffic” includes pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, buses, and other
conveyances either singly or together while using any street for the purpose of travel;
“Traffic control device" means all signs, signals, markings and devices not
inconsistent with this By-law, placed or erected by the authority of the Council for the
purpose of regulating, warning or guiding traffic;
“Treasurer” means the Municipal Treasurer, or his or her designate;
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“Town”, “Town of Deep River" or “Deep River” means The Corporation of the Town
of Deep River and includes its entire geographic area;
“Town staff member” includes an agent as well as an employee of the Town of Deep
River;
“traction engine” means a steam or diesel engine used for drawing heavy toads on roads
or across fields;
“transit vehicle” means a bus or other vehicle operated as part of a public transportation
system and includes a vehicle operated by North Renfrew Long Term Care;
“trailer” means a vehicle that is at any time drawn upon a highway by a motor vehicle,
except an implement of husbandry, a mobile home, another vehicle or any device or
apparatus not designed to transport persons or property, temporarily drawn, propelled or
moved upon such highway, and except a side car attached to a motorcycle, and shall be
considered a separate vehicle and not part of the motor vehicle by which it is drawn;
“vehicle” includes a motor vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm tractor, road-building
machine, motorcycle, motor assisted bicycle and any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven
by any kind of power, including muscular power, truck, van but does not include a
motorized snow vehicle or a street car;
1,02 Interpretation:
(a) The regulations established by this by-law respecting the parking and stopping of
vehicles apply throughout the Town, except as otherwise provided.
(b) The regulations established by this by-law respecting the parking and stopping of
vehicles on highways do not apply to provincial highways.
(c) The regulations established by this by-law respecting the parking and stopping of
vehicles do not apply to Town employees, police officers, fire department
personnel or Emergency Medical Services personnel who are carrying out their
duties.
(d) The attached Schedules form part of this by-law and are enforceable as such.
(e) A trailer or other vehicle that is drawn by a vehicle forms part of that vehicle for the
purposes of this by-law.
(f) The words “include” and “including” are not to be read as limiting the meaning of a
word or term to the phrases or descriptions that follow.
(g} An unattached trailer is a vehicle for the purpose of this by-law.
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1.03
1.04
Laws: References to laws in this by-law are meant to refer to the statutes and/or
regulations as amended from time to time that are applicable within the Province
of Ontario.
Severability: If a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction declares any portion of
this by-law to be illegal or unenforceable, that portion of this by-law shall be
considered to be severed from the balance of the by-law, which shall continue to
operate in full force and effect.
Section 2.00: Parking on Municipal Highways
2.01
2.02
2.03
2.04
2.05
2.06
2.07
(a)
Lawful Parking: No person shall park a vehicle on a highway on which parking is
permitted except on the right-hand side, according to the direction in which the
vehicle was lawfully proceeding, and no person shall park a vehicle on the left-
hand side of a highway except in accordance with section 2.02.
One-Way Streets: No person shall park a vehicle on the left-hand side of a
highway, according to the direction in which the vehicle was lawfully proceeding,
except on a highway on which parking is permitted that has been designated for
one-way traffic.
Angle Parking: No person shall park a vehicle at an angle on a highway except
on highways where angle parking is expressly permitted with the front of the
vehicle facing the side of the highway on which it is parked.
Parking Spaces: If parking spaces are identified by lines or markings, no person
shall park a vehicle on that highway except entirely within the lines or markings
that identify an individual parking space and no person shall park a vehicle with its
wheels across or outside those lines or markings.
Exception for Long Vehicles: Section 2.04 does not apply to a vehicle that is too
long to be parked entirely within an individual parking space.
One Vehicle per Parking Space: No more than one vehicle shall be parked within
an individual parking space that is identified by lines or markings, with the
exception of motorcycles.
Accessible Parking Space: No person shall park a vehicle at any time in an
accessible parking space on a highway which is clearly identified with authorized
signs, except a vehicle with a valid accessible parking permit that is displayed so
as to be clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle and the permit is being used
in accordance with the regulations; and
No person shall have in his or her possession an Accessible Parking Permit that
is fictitious, altered or fraudulently obtained;
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(b)
(c)
2.08
2.09
(a)
2.10
2.11
eoao0p
2.12
2.13
No person shall display in their vehicle an Accessible Parking Permit that has not
been issued to that person, organization or to a passenger, being picked up or
transported in the vehicle; and
No person shall fail or refuse to surrender an Accessible Parking Permit for
reasonable inspection to ensure that the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and
the regulations and any municipal by-law passed under Section 9, 10, 11 or 102
of the Municipal Act, as the case may be, for establishing a system of accessible
parking are being complied with.
Specific Time Limits: No person shall park a vehicle on any highway without
parking meters for longer than the maximum number of hours permitted on that
highway, where such limits are identified by authorized signs.
No Overnight Parking in Winter:
Despite Sections 2.08 no person shall park a vehicle on Champlain Street from
Deep River Road to Ridge Road, from November 1* of one year to April 30" of the
following year at any time between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., or during such shorter
period as identified by authorized signs and no person shall park a vehicle on any
other highway from November 1* of one year to April 30" of the following year at
any time between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. , or during such shorter period as
identified by authorized signs.
Heavy Vehicles: Despite Sections 2.09 and 2.09, no person shall park a
commercial vehicle, whose gross weight or registered gross weight is 4,500
kilograms or more, on a highway at any time.
Exemptions: Section 2.10 does not apply to agricultural vehicles or to areas
zoned for industrial uses or to heavy vehicles which are:
loading or unloading goods or passengers;
waiting to load or unload goods or passengers;
engaged in construction activities;
providing moving services; or
otherwise carrying out their responsibilities.
Abandoned Vehicles: No person shall abandon a vehicle on a highway, or on
any other land owned or occupied by the Town or on any other private parking lot
subject to the provisions of this By-law.
Other General Regulations: No person shail park or stop a vehicle in any of the
following places:
on a sidewalk or footpath;
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2.14
2.15
on a boulevard except in areas where it is permitted and there are properly erected
signs;
in front of or within 2.0 meters of an entrance or in a manner that prevents the use
of an entrance by other vehicles;
within an intersection;
subject to clause (f), within 10.0 meters of an intersection;
within a distance of 10.0 meters of an intersection unless authorized signs
specifying a minimum distance greater than, or less than 10.0 meters have been
installed;
within 6.0 meters of a crosswalk that is not located at an intersection;
within 1.0 meter of a curb cut designed to accommodate mobility devices that is
not located at an intersection or a crosswalk;
on a bridge or causeway or in a tunnel or underpass, or on the approaches to a
bridge, causeway, tunnel or underpass, except where expressly permitted to do
SO;
in front of or adjacent to a fire hall;
in a fire lane or fire zone;
within 3.0 meters of a fire hydrant, measured from the point at the edge of the
roadway immediately adjacent to the hydrant;
in front of or within 6.0 meters of a recreational trail crossing or entrance;
in a manner that obstructs or interferes with vehicular traffic;
in a manner that prevents the convenient movement or removal of another parked,
standing or stopped vehicle;
alongside another parked, standing or stopped vehicle so as to “double park";
in a manner that interferes with the maintenance and repair of highways and
utilities, or with the removal of snow;
in a bus loading zone or bus stop or in a manner that would prevent access to a
bus loading zone or bus stop by a municipal transit vehicle;
for the purpose of selling, servicing or, except in an emergency, repairing the
vehicle;
on, beside or at the end of a median strip;
on a highway on which parking or stopping has been prohibited temporarily in
accordance with Section 7.05;
in a designated turning lane.
on any Town property with a validation tag not visible, with a validation tag
improperly displayed or with an expired validation tag.
No Parking Zones: The parts of the highways described in Schedule “B” are
designated as no parking zones, and no person shall park a vehicle in a designated
no parking zone as set out in Schedule “B”.
No Stopping Zones: The parts of the highways described in Schedule “C” are
designated as no stopping zones, and no person shall stop a vehicle in a
designated no stopping zone as set out in Schedule “C’.
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2.16
2.17
2.18
2.19
School Bus Loading Zones: No person shall park or stop a vehicle, except a
school bus which is loading or unloading passengers, in a location clearly identified
and signed with authorized signs as a school bus loading zone.
Loading Zones: No person shall park or stop a vehicle, except while actually
engaged in the loading or unloading of passengers or goods, in a location clearly
identified and signed with authorized signs as a loading zone.
Authorized Signs: The regulations set out in Sections 2.14 to 2.18 are not valid
unless authorized signs are in place to identify these regulations.
Motorized Snow Vehicle: No person shall park a motorized snow vehicle on a
highway.
Section 3.00: Municipal Parking Lots
3.04
3.02
3.03
3.04
3.05
3.06
3.07
Designated Parking Lots: The lands described in Schedule “E” are designated
as municipal parking lots.
Obstruction: No person shall park or stop a vehicle in a municipal parking lot in a
manner that blocks or obstructs an entrance or an interior access route.
Temporary Closings: No person shall park or stop a vehicle in a municipal
parking lot on which parking has been prohibited temporarily in accordance with
Section 7.04.
No Overnight Parking in Winter: No person shall park a vehicle in a municipal
parking lot from November 1* of one year to Apri! 30" of the following year at any
time between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., or during such shorter period as identified
by authorized signs, except by permit issued by the Town for specified locations
within the parking lot.
Abandoned Vehicles: No person shall abandon a vehicle in a Municipal parking
lot.
Parking Spaces: If parking spaces are identified by lines or markings, no person
shall park a vehicle on that parking lot except entirely within the lines or markings
that identify an individual parking space, and no person shall park a vehicle with
its wheels across or outside those lines or markings.
Exception for Long Vehicles: Subject to Section 3.02, Section 3.06 does not
apply to a vehicle that is too long to be parked entirely within an individual parking
space.
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3.08
3.09
3.10
One Vehicle per Parking Space: No more than one vehicle shall be parked within
an individual parking space that is identified by lines or markings, with the
exception of motorcycles.
Accessible Parking Space: No person shall park a vehicle at any time in an
accessible parking space in a municipal parking lot which is clearly identified with
authorized signs, except a vehicle with a valid accessible parking permit that is
displayed so as to be clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle and the permit
is being used in accordance with the regulations; and
No person shall have in his or her possession an Accessible Parking Permit that
is fictitious, altered or fraudulently obtained;
No person shall display in their vehicle an Accessible Parking Permit that has not
been issued to that person, organization or to a passenger, being picked up or
transported in the vehicle;
No person shall fail or refuse to surrender an Accessible Parking Permit for
reasonable inspection to ensure that the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and
the regulations and any municipal by-law passed under section 9, 10, 11 or 102 of
the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. ¢25, as the case may be, for establishing a system
of accessible parking are being complied with;
This by-law applies to designated parking spaces on Champlain Street, Glendale
Avenue, and Ridge Road; and
in the parking lot of any municipal facility in the Town of Deep River at which the
public regularly attends;
A designated parking space shall be distinctly indicated by signs and markings in
accordance with the requirements of the Highway Traffic Act and the regulations
made thereunder, and every parking space in respect of which such signs and
markings have been lawfully installed is a designated parking space under this by-
law;
Designated parking spaces shall have a width of not less than 3.9 meters;
Off-street designated parking spaces shall be located as close as possible to an
entrance to the building they serve;
Subject to sub-section 4.2 below, no person or organization shall, park a vehicle in
a designated parking space or be entitled to the benefit of an exemption under this
by-law, unless a permit has been issued to that person, organization or to a
passenger being picked up or transported in the vehicle and such permit is
displayed on or in the vehicle in accordance with the requirements of the Highway
Traffic Act, the regulations made thereunder and this by-law;
Sub-section 4.01 does not apply if there is an emergency situation and the
vehicle is left parked, standing or stopped because of the emergency.
Specific Time Limits: No person shall park a vehicle in a municipal parking lot
without parking meters for longer than the maximum number of hours permitted in
that parking lot, where such limits are identified by authorized signs.
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a)
b)
3.11
3.12
Where a person moves a vehicle or causes a vehicle to be moved from place to
place within a parking lot, or from one parking lot to another, or out of a parking lot
and then back into a parking lot for the purpose of technically interrupting the
calculation of consecutive hours or for the purpose of technically extending the
time as permitted by a vacation permit said vehicle shall be deemed to remain
parked and stationary and shall be deemed not to have been moved and the
calculation of consecutive hours shall not be interrupted and the time as permitted
by a vacation permit shall not be extended.
Where a person breaches any of the provisions of this by-law, he or she shall be
fined as outlined in Schedule A of this By-Law:
General Limit: Subject to Section 3.04, no person shall park a vehicle for longer
than 12 hours in any other municipal parking lot without parking meters, except for
vehicles parked in accordance with Section 3.12(a).
Marina Parking Areas
Parking regulations for Marina Parking areas as outlined in Schedule E shall be as
follows:
a) No motor vehicle and/or trailer shall be allowed to park in excess of seven
(7) consecutive days in Marina Parking Lot A in accordance with signage;
b) Motor vehicle and/or trailer shall be permitted to park in Marina Parking Lot
B in accordance with signage;
c) No person shall park a motor vehicle in Marina Parking Lot C for more than
four (4) consecutive hours. All parking in designated Marina Parking Lot C
shall be angle parking only. No trailers are permitted to be parked in Marina
Parking Lot C in accordance with signage.
Section 4.00: Parking on Other Property
4.01
4.02
Town Property: No person shall park a vehicle on any property or portion of any
property owned or occupied by the Town on which authorized signs have been
installed to provide notice that public parking is not permitted, except,
a. a person who is expressly permitted to park on that property, or
b. @ person to whom the Town has issued a permit to park on that property,
provided that the permit is displayed so as to be visible from the outside of
the vehicle.
Other Town Property: No person shall park a vehicle in front of a municipal park
entrance or on any property or portion of any property owned or occupied by the
Town on which public parking is permitted, other than the municipal parking lots
described in Schedule “E”, in
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4.03
contravention of the regulations that apply to the parking of vehicles on that
property.
Fire Routes: No person shall park or stop a vehicle on a private road, on a portion
of a private parking lot, or on any other property that has been designated as a fire
route and clearly identified with authorized signs.
Section 5.00: Parking Prohibited on Specified Properties
5.01
5.02
5.03
5.04
5.05
5.06
No person shail park a vehicle in any municipal park, except in parking areas which
are clearly designated as a municipal parking lot;
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on any highway under the jurisdiction of the
Town of Deep River in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic
or the clearing of snow from such highways.
Any person authorized to enforce this By-Law may cause any vehicle found parked
or abandoned in contravention of this by-law to be moved or taken to and stored
in a suitable place. All costs for such removal and storage shall be borne by the
owner of the vehicle in addition to any penalty imposed under this by-law.
No person shall park a vehicle in a zone designated and clearly marked as a Fire
Lane.
Method of Parking
a. Parallel - No person shall park a vehicle on any street, other than a one-way
street, unless on the right-hand side of the street, having regard for the direction
in which the vehicle has been proceeding and unless the right-front and right-
rear wheels or runners of the vehicle are parallel to and distant respectively not
more than six inches from the edge of the roadway.
b. Angle - Where angle parking is permitted no person shall park a vehicle except:
a) in the case of an area clearly marked into parking spaces, within a
parking space so that no part of the vehicle encroaches on a contiguous
parking space, and
b) in all other cases, between the signs and so that the front end of the
vehicle is at an angle not less than 40 degrees and not more than 50
degrees with the edge of the roadway and so that the front end of the
vehicle is nearest to the edge of the roadway.
One-way Streets - Where parking is permitted on a one way street, a person may
park a vehicle facing only in the direction in which it was proceeding and with the
left-front and left rear wheels parallel to, and at a distance not more than six inches
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5.07
5.08
from the edge of the roadway. This provision shall not apply where parking on the
right-hand side of a one-way street is specifically authorized by by-law.
Special Provisions for Buses and Taxi-Cabs
a.
The driver of a bus or taxi-cab shall not stop or park such bus or taxi-cab upon
any street in any business district at any place other than a bus stop, or taxi-
cab stand respectively except that this provision shall not prevent the driver of
any such vehicle from temporarily stopping such vehicle in accordance with
other stopping or parking regulations at any place for the purpose of and while
engaged in loading passengers,
. No persons shall stop, stand or park a vehicle other than a bus in a bus stop,
or other than a taxi-cab in a taxi- cab stand when any such stop or stand has
been officially designated and appropriately signed, except that the driver of a
passenger vehicle may temporarily stop therein for the purpose of and while
actually engaged in loading or unioading passengers when such stopping does
not interfere with any bus or taxi-cab waiting to enter or about to enter such
zone.
Special provisions for the Deep River and District Hospital Parking Lot
a.
No person shall park a vehicle in the parking lot of the Deep River and District
Hospital, except in parking areas which are clearly designated as an authorized
parking lot;
The requisite fee for parking shall be determined by the Deep River and District
Hospital,
Owners of motor vehicles shall be responsible to pay to the Deep River and
District Hospital the requisite parking fee as determined by the Deep River and
District Hospital,
The Deep River and District Hospital parking lot shall be subject to the
provisions of this by-law;
The President and Chief Executive Officer of the Deep River and District
Hospital or his/her designate shall be responsible for the administration of
parking lot management and operations at the Deep River and District Hospital;
The Town of Deep River shall have no involvement and/or responsibility for the
management and/or operation of the parking lot at the Deep River and District
Hospital, save and except enforcement of this by-law.
Section 6.00: Enforcement and Penalties
6.01
Enforcement: This by-law may be enforced by municipal law enforcement officers
and police officers.
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6.02
6.03
6.04
6.05
6.06
6.07
6.09
6.09
Obstruction: No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct,
any duly appointed person exercising a power or performing a duty under this by-
law.
Offence and Penalty: It is an offence for a person to contravene any provision of
this by-law. Every person who contravenes this by-law is guilty of an offence and,
upon conviction, is liable to a fine in accordance with the provisions of the
Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, chapter P.33 (the Provincial Offences Act)
and to any other applicable penalty.
Accessible Parking: Despite section 6.03, any person who contravenes Section
2.07 or 3.09 with respect to parking a vehicle in an accessible parking space is
guilty of an offence and, upon conviction, is liable to pay a fine of not less than
$300.00, as required by subsection 427 of the Municipal Act, and to any other
applicable penalty.
Owner's Liability: If a vehicle has been parked or stopped in contravention of this
by-law, the owner of the vehicle, even if the owner was not the driver of the vehicle
at the time of the contravention of the by-law, is guilty of an offence and is tiable to
a fine in accordance with the provisions of the Provincial Offences Act or with
subsection 428 of the Municipal Act, and to any other applicable penalty.
Out of Court Payment: Any person to whom a parking infraction notice has been
issued alleging that a provision of this by-law has been contravened may within
five business days, excluding the day on which the notice was issued, make a
voluntary, out of court payment to the Town of a reduced fine amount, as specified
on the parking infraction notice.
Multiple Offences: The conviction of a person for the contravention of any
provision of this by-law shall not operate as a bar to the prosecution against the
Same person for any subsequent or continued contravention of any provision of
this by-law.
Court Order: If this by-law is contravened and a conviction entered, the court in
which the conviction has been entered and any court of competent jurisdiction
thereafter may, in addition to any other remedy and to any penalty that is imposed,
make an order prohibiting the continuation or repetition of the offence by the
person convicted.
Impoundment: If a vehicle is left parked or abandoned on a municipal highway or
on any other land owned or occupied by the Town or on a private parking lot
subject to the provisions of this by-law, in contravention of this by-law, a police
officer or a municipal law enforcement officer may restrain and immobilize the
vehicle or cause the vehicle to be removed and impounded and subsection
170(15) of the Highway Traffic Act, applies with necessary modifications to the by-
law.
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6.10
6.11
6.12
Recovery of Impounded Vehicles: If a vehicle is removed and impounded in
accordance with Section 6.09, the owner or another person acting with the written
authorization of the owner shall be required to pay all costs incurred by the Town
in removing, caring for and storing the vehicle in order to recover the vehicle.
Recovery of the Town’s Costs: All costs incurred by the Town in removing,
caring for and storing a vehicle removed and impounded in accordance with
Section 6.09 are a lien upon the vehicle that may be enforced in the manner
provided for by Part Ill of the Repair and Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.R.25
(the Repair and Storage Liens Act).
Disposition of Abandoned Vehicles: If an abandoned vehicle that has been
removed and impounded in accordance with Section 6.09 is not recovered within
ten (10) business days, excluding the day on which the vehicle was removed and
impounded, the Town may begin proceedings to sell or otherwise dispose of the
vehicle in accordance with the provisions of the Repair and Storage Liens Act.
Section 7.00: General Provisions
7.01
7.02
7.03
7.04
7,05
7.06
Authorized Signs: The installation of signs identifying the regulations established
by this by-law respecting the parking and stopping of vehicles on highways,
municipal parking lots and other property owned or occupied by the Town is
authorized,
Parking Meters / Pay and Display Machines: The installation of parking meters
and pay and display machines in parking controlled zones on highways and in
municipal parking lots and at the Deep River and District Hospital is authorized.
Administration: The owner of a private parking lot is responsible for the
installation and maintenance of parking meters and/or pay and display machines
in designated parking controlled zones, and for the authorized signs which provide
notice of the regulations established by this by-law.
Temporary Parking Prohibition: The Chief of Emergency Medica! Services,
Director of Public Works, Fire Chief and Chief of Police are authorized to impose
temporary parking regulations on a municipal highway, municipal! parking lot or any
other property owned or occupied by the Town during an emergency, during a
construction, repair or maintenance project, a special event or in other special
circumstances.
Effective Date: This By-law comes into force and effect upon passage by Council
for the Corporation of the Town of Deep River.
Set Fines: All set fines as outlined in Schedule “A” will be enforced to any person
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7.07
7.08
7.09
7.10
7.11
who contravenes any provision of Section 2,3,4,5 or 6 of this By-Law and is in
receipt of a parking infraction.
Voluntary Payment of Fines Imposed in this By-Law
Any person who contravenes any provision of Section 2,3,4,5 or 6 of this By-Law
and is in receipt of a parking infraction notice may, within ten (10) business days
of the issuance thereof, pay to the Town of Deep River a voluntary payment of Fifty
Percent (50%) of the set fine, which shall be accepted as a payment in satisfaction
and in lieu of the penalty imposed and giving rise to the issuance of the said
Parking Infraction Notice.
No persons shall stop, stand or park a vehicle other than a bus in a bus stop, or
other than a taxi-cab in a taxi- cab stand when any such stop or stand has been
officially designated and appropriately signed, save and except a passenger
vehicle that may be temporarily stopped for the purpose of loading and/or
unloading passengers. Such stopping shall not interfere with any bus or taxi-cab
waiting to enter or about to enter such zone.
Subject to Section 7.07 (a) does not apply to Section 3.12 (a) any person who
contravenes any provision of Section 3.12 of this By-law is guilty of an offence
and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of not less than $300.00 exclusive of
costs;
a) The owner of a vehicle that has been left parked, standing or stopped in
contravention of this by-law is guilty of an offence, even if the owner was not the
driver of the vehicle at the time of contravention of the by-law, unless, at that time,
the vehicle was in the possession of a person other than the owner without the
owner's consent, and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of not less than $300.00;
b) A police officer or a municipal law enforcement officer, upon discovery of any
vehicle parked or left in contravention of this by-law, may cause it to be moved or
taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for
removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle which may
be enforced in the manner provided by Part Ill in accordance with the Repair and
Storage Liens Act.
Enforcement and Authority: The members of the Deep River Police Service, or
Municipal Law Enforcement Officers of the Town of Deep River shall have the duty
to enforce the provisions of this By-Law.
Provincial Offences Act in Effect: All penalties imposed as a result of the
contravention of any of the provisions of this By-Law shall be enforceable and
recoverable under the provisions of the Provincial Offences Act.
Ontario Highway Traffic Act to Govern: The provisions of this By-Law shall be
subject to the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and the amendments thereto.
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7.12 Sections of By-Law Separate: All sections of this By-Law shall be deemed to be
separate and independent and the invalidity of any section or provision hereof shall
not affect the remaining sections.
7.13 By-Law Effective Date: This By-Law shall take effect upon the third and final
passing thereof.
READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 23° DAY OF JUNE, 2021.
uzanne D’ Eon, Mayor Jackie Méllon, Clerk
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 11™ DAY OF AUGUST, 2021.
anne D’Eon, Mayor =‘ Jackie lYellon, Clerk
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Schedule “A1” to By-law Number 33-2021
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF DEEP RIVER
PART | Provincial offences Act
BY-LAW NUMBER 33-2021: A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Item Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 |
Short Form Wording Provision Creating or | Set Fine |
Defining Offence |
1 Display an Accessible Parking 2.07 (b) $300.00 |
Permit which does not belong
person/organization being
transported
2 Refusing to surrender an 2.07 (c) $300.00
Accessible Parking Permit for
inspection
3 Fail to pay parking fee 5.08 (c) $40.00
NOTE: The penalty provisions for the offences indicated above is Section 6.03 of
By-law Number 33-2021, a certified copy of which, has been filed.
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Schedule “A2” to By-law Number 33-2021
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF DEEP RIVER
BY-LAW NUMBER 33-2021: A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Part Il Provincial Offences Act
ltem Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Short Form Wording Provision | Voluntary Payment | Set Fine
Creating or | Payable within Ten
Defining (10) Days
Offence
1 Parked in an Accessible 2.07 N/A $300.00
Parking space illegally
2 Park commercial vehicle in 2.10 $20.00 $40.00
a loading or unloading
zone
3 Parked on sidewalk 2.13 (a) $20.00 $40.00
4 Parked - Obstruct 2.13 (c} $20.00 $40.00
Entrance
5 Parked in an intersection 2.13 (d) $20.00 $40.00
6 Parked within 10 meters of 2.13 (e) $20.00 $40.00
an intersection
7 Parked within 6 metres of 2.13 (g) $20.00 $40.00
a crosswalk
8 Parked on a bridge 2.13 (i) $20.00 $40.00
9 Parked in a fire zone 2.13 {k) $20.00 $40.00
10 Parked within 3.0 meters 2.13 (I) $20.00 $40.00
of a Hydrant
11 Parked — interfering with 2.13 (n) $20.00 $40.00
traffic movement
12 Parked — interfering with 2.13 (q) $40.00 $80.00
clearing of snow
13 Parked in a “No Parking” 2.14, $20.00 $40.00
zone Schedule B
14 Parked in a school bus 2.16 $20.00 $40.00
loading/unloading zone
15 Parked on municipal 3.10 $20.00 $40.00
property in excess of
posted time limit
16 Parked vehicle in Marina 3.12 (a) $20.00 $40.00
Lot in excess of seven (7)
consecutive days
17 Parked boat trailer in 3.12 (b) $20.00 $40.00
prohibited area at Marina
Parking Lot
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Schedule “A2”
Item Short Form Wording Provision | Voluntary Payment | Set Fine
Creating or | Payable within Ten
Defining (10) Days
Offence
18 Parked in Marina Lot in 3.12 (c), $20.00 $40.00
excess of four (4) hours Schedule E
19 Parked in a “No Parking” 4.02 $20.00 $40.00
zone at Arena
20 Parked in front of a 4.02 $20.00 $40.00
municipal! park entrance
21 Parked in a municipal park 5.01 $20.00 $40.00
22 Parked contrary to 5.08 (a) $20.00 $40.00
designated hospital
parking areas
NOTE: The penalty provisions for the offences indicated above is Section 6.03 of
By-law Number 33-2021, a certified copy of which, has been filed.
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Schedule “B” to By-law Number 33-2021 - No Parking Zones
Street From To No Parking
Alder Crescent East Intersection with | West Intersection South and east
Ridge Road with Ridge Road interior sides
Algonquin Street | Deep River Road Hillcrest Avenue Both sides
Avon Road Ridge Road Double Dip Road Both sides
Avon Crescent Avon Road Avon Road North side
Balmer Bay Road | Banting Drive 85 meters in the east | South side
direction on Balmer
Bay Road
Balmer Bay Road | Banting Drive 225 meters in the North side
east direction on
Balmer Bay Road
Banting Drive Highway 17 Hillcrest Avenue Both sides
Banting Drive Hillcrest Avenue Lasalle Drive West side
Beach Avenue Deep River Road LaSalle Drive South side
Beatty Crescent | South intersection North intersection Interior side of
with Thomas Street with Thomas Street Crescent
Birch Street Hillcrest Avenue Glendale Avenue East Side
Brockhouse Way | Entrance to North Entrance to South and East
Mackenzie Keys School sides
Community School
Brockhouse Way | 174.0 meters west of | River Road West and North
the intersection with sides
Deep River Road
Cabot Place On the interior
triangle
Champlain Street | Ridge Road 10.0 meters south Both sides
from intersection with
Ridge Road
Claremont Road | Frontenac Crescent | Avon Road South and West
Sides
Cockcroft West intersection East intersection with | Interior side of
Crescent with Avon Road Avon Road Crescent
Dalton Street
Ridge Road
Rutherford Avenue
South and East
sides
Darwin Crescent
Lasalle Drive
Hillcrest Avenue
North and east
sides
Deep River Road
Highway 17
Beach Avenue
Both sides save
and except
designated
parking spaces
permitted in
Schedule D.
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Schedule “B”
Street From To No Parking
Double Dip Road | Avon Road North and west from | Both sides
Avon Road along
Double Dip Road to
the Ski Hill Parking
Lot
Faraday Crescent | Rutherford Avenue Rutherford Avenue Interior side of
Crescent posted
by signs
Forest Avenue Huron Street Champlain Street North side
Frontenac Ridge Road Ridge Road Interior side of
Crescent Crescent posted
by signs
Frontenac Ridge Road Avon Road Interior side of
Crescent Crescent posted
by signs
Frontenac Avon Road Thomas Street Interior side of
Crescent Crescent posted
by signs
Glendale Avenue | Deep River Road 24.0 meters east of North side
the intersection with
Birch Street
Glendale Avenue | 61.0 meters south of | 64.0 meters West side
the Glendale and northwest of the
Algonquin Glendale and
intersection Iberville intersection
Greenwood Road | Frontenac Crescent | James Street West side
Highland
Crescent
Avon Road
Avon Road
Interior side of
Crescent posted
by signs
Hillcrest Avenue | 42.5 meters east of 75.0 meters west of South side
intersection with the intersection with
Deep River Road Glendale Avenue
Hillcrest Avenue 38.5 meters west of End of Hillcrest South side
Glendale Avenue Avenue
Huron Street Deep River Road Ridge Road South and West
sides
Iberville Street Glendale Avenue Parkdale Avenue West side
James Street Thomas Street Greenwood Road South side
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Schedule “B”
Street
From
To
No Parking
Kelvin Crescent
Glendale Avenue
Glendale Avenue
Interior side of
Crescent posted
by signs
LaSalle Drive Beach Avenue Hillcrest Avenue Both Sides
Laurier Avenue Alder Crescent Ridge Road South and East
sides
Laurier Avenue Lot 895 Plan 315 Lot 899 inclusive — West side
Plan 315
Laurentian Street | Glendale Avenue Hillcrest Avenue East side
Le Caron Street Glendale Avenue Parkdale Avenue East side
Maple Street Hillcrest Avenue Glendale Avenue East side
MacDonald Street | Ridge Road Laurier Avenue East side
Mcelligott Drive Algonquin Street Club House Road Both sides
Mcelligott Drive Club House Road 183.0 meters East South side
of Club House
Road
Mcelligott Drive Aigonquin Street Banting Drive Both Sides
Montcalm Street | Ridge Road Poplar Avenue East sides
Mountain Ridge Road Ridge Road interior side of
View Crescent posted
Crescent by signs
Newton Crescent
Hillcrest Avenue
Hillcrest Avenue
Interior side of
Crescent posted
by signs
Parkdale Avenue | Deep River Road Summer Street South side
Parkdale Avenue | Summer Street Le Caron Street North side
Pier Road River Road Federal Pier Both sides
Poplar Street Deep River Road Wolfe Avenue South side
Ridge Road Highway 17 East intersection Both sides in
with Alder Crescent accordance
with signage
Rutherford Ridge Road Huron Street North and
Avenue east sides
Silvie Street Glendale Avenue Hillcrest Avenue West side
Frontenac Frontenac Interior side of
Sheridan Court Crescent Crescent Court posted by
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signs
Schedule “B”
Street From To No Parking
Spring Avenue Parkdale Avenue Summer Street South side
Spruce Crescent | Ridge Road Ridge Road Interior side
of Crescent
posted by
signs
Summit Avenue Deep River Road Algonquin Street South side
Summer Street Parkdale Avenue Beach Avenue West side
Tamarack Street 122.22 meters from 191.61 meters from Both sides
intersection with Avon | intersection with
Road Avon Road
Tamarack Street Intersection with 85.04 meters from Both sides
Avon Road intersection with
Avon Road
Thomas Street Highway 17 Frontenac Crescent | West side
Thomas Street Lot 36 Plan 389 Lot 24 Plan 389, North side
Start of long curve a rn inclusive along the large
(posted by ne or long curve curve which
signage) (posted by signage) | intersects with
Fermi Lane
Thomas Street Lot 24 Plan 389 Lot 36 Plan 389 West side
inclusive End of long curve along the large
Start of long curve (indicated by curve wen
(posted by signage) K dy Pl
signage) ennedy Place
Thomson Rutherford Avenue Rutherford Avenue Interior side of
Crescent Crescent posted
by signs
Troyes Street Glendale Avenue Hillcrest Avenue West side
Troyes Street From a point 53.0 Hillcrest Avenue East side
meters south of the
intersection of
Hillcrest Avenue
with Troyes Street
Wolfe Avenue Dalton Street Rutherford Avenue South and
west sides
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Schedule “C” to By-law Number 33-2021
Desiqnated No Stopping Zones
Street From To No Stopping
Side
Algonquin Street | Intersection with Intersecting with Both sides
Deep River Road | Glendale Avenue
Glendale Avenue _ | Intersection with Intersection with Both sides
Deep River Road | Hillcrest Avenue
Hillcrest Avenue Intersection with End of Street Both sides
Deep River Road
Huron Street Intersection with Intersection with Both sides
Deep River Road | Ridge Road
Rutherford Intersection with Intersection with Both sides
Avenue Huron Street Ridge Road
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Schedule “D” to By-law Number 33-2021
Designated Town Controlled Street Parking Spaces
Street
From
To
Parking
side |
Deep River Road
(Post Office)
Intersection with
Hillcrest Avenue
61.0 meters south of
intersection with
Hillcrest Avenue
East side
Hillcrest Avenue
(Post Office)
Intersection with
Deep River Road
42.5 meters east of
Deep River Road
South side
Ridge Road
(Giant Tiger)
Intersection with
Champlain Street
45.0 meters west of
Deep River Road
South side
Champlain Street
(West side)
Intersection with
Deep River Road
Intersection with
Forest Avenue
West side
Champlain Street
(Town Hall Side}
Intersection with
Deep River Road
10.0 meters south
from the intersection
with Ridge Read
East side
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Schedule “E” to By-law Number 33-2021
Designated Town Controlled Parking Lots
Facility / Park
Entrance Street
Additional Entrance
Street
Additional Information
Hill Park
Ridge Road
Bill Rounding Park
Across from Beach
Avenue
Town Hall
Champlain Street
Deep River Road
Community Center
Deep River Road
Exit on Ridge Road
Deep River Arena
Mcelligott Drive
Granite Lane
Grouse Park
Double Dip Road
Deep River Marina River Road Brockhouse Way Vehicle and/or trailer seven (7) day parking as directed by
(Upper Parking Lot — signage.
Parking Lot A)
Deep River Marina (Lower | Pier Road Vehicle and trailer parking. One (1) designated accessible
Parking Lot- Parking Lot vehicle and trailer parking as directed by signage.
B)
Deep River Marina (Lower | Pier Road Vehicle angle parking only, no parking between the hours
Angle Parking Lot- Parking
Lot C)
of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. for more than four (4)
consecutive hours, two (2) accessible vehicle parking
spaces as directed by signage.
Tennis Court
Brockhouse way
a
Mount Martin Ski Hill
Double Dip Road
Centennial Rock
Brockhouse Way
Lamure Beach
Cedar Road
Pine Point Beach
Pine Point Road
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Schedule B
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