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THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
BY-LAW NUMBER 84-1
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC AND
PARKING ON HIGHWAYS UNDER THE
JURISDICTION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
By-law Number 84-1
Approved by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications pursuant to subsection
l69(3) of The Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter l98, as amended, this 6th day
of January, l989.
_______________________________
I.V. Oliver, Executive Director
Highway Operations and
Maintenance Division
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
BY-LAW NO. 84-1
INDEX
SECTION
PART I
INTERPRETATION
PAGE
1.
DEFINITIONS
1-5
2.
TIME
5
3.
SCHEDULES AND SEVERABILITY
5
PART II
GENERAL
4.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
(1)
Operation of Vehicles
6-7
(2)
Pedestrian Rights and Duties
7
(3)
Coasting
8
(4)
Bicycles
8
(5)
Construction, Maintenance and
9
Emergency Situations
(6)
Animals
9
PART III
PARKING AND STOPPING
5.
PARKING AND STOPPING RESTRICTIONS
(1)
Method of Parking
10
(2)
Parking Prohibited
10-11
(3)
Parking Prohibited where Authorized
11
Signs are on Display
(4)
Parking for Restricted Times
12
(5)
Emergency Prohibition of Parking
12
(6)
Angle Parking
13
(7)
Boulevard Parking
13
(8)
Stopping Prohibited
13
(9)
Stopping Prohibited where
13-14
Authorized Signs are on Display
(10)
No Stopping for Restricted Times
14
(11)
No Stopping Except for Loading or
14
(12)
Disabled Person Parking
14
14
15
15
15
(13)
Overnight Parking
(14)
Towing
(15)
Disabled Vehicles
(16)
Exemption
Unloading Merchandise
6.
METER PARKING
(1)
Location
15
(2)
Meter Parking Restrictions
15
(3)
Towing
16
(4)
Collection
16
(5)
Damaging Parking Meters
16
(6)
Authorized Signs for Funeral
16
Services and Weddings
(7)
Exemption
16
PART IV
TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS
7.
THROUGH HIGHWAYS - STOP AND STOP SIGNS
(1)
Through Highways - Stop
17
(2)
Intersections - Stop Signs
17
8.
THROUGH HIGHWAYS - YIELD AND YIELD SIGNS
(1)
Through Highways - Yield
17
(2)
Intersections - Yield Signs
17
9.
TURNS
(1)
Prohibition
17
(2)
Lane Designation - Multi-Lane Turns
18
10.
ONE-WAY STREETS
18
11.
RESTRICTIVE LANES
(l)
Centre Lane Turns
18
(2)
Reversible Lanes
18
(3)
Designated Turn Lanes
18
PART V
SPEED REGULATIONS
12.
RATES OF SPEED
(l)
Highways
19
(2)
Public
Parks
19
(3)
Exemption
19
PART VI
LIMITED LOADS, TRUCK TRAFFIC, SCHOOL BUS
LOADING ZONES AND PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS
13.
REDUCED LOADS ON HIGHWAYS
(1)
Reduced Load Period
19
(2)
Exemption
20
14.
TRUCK
ROUTE
(1)
Prohibition
20
(2)
Exemption
20
15.
HEAVY
TRAFFIC
(1)
Prohibition
20
(2)
Exemption
21
16.
SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
21
16a.
PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS
21
PART VII
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
17.
PENALTIES
(1)
Voluntary Payment of Penalties
21
(2)
General Penalty
21
(3)
Owner Penalties
21
(4)
Collection of Fines
21
PART VIII
APPLICATION AND ADMINISTRATION
18.
ENFORCEMENT AND AUTHORITY
(1)
Enforcement
22
(2)
Authority to Install Traffic Control
22
Devices and Traffic Signals
(3)
Unauthorized Signs
22
19.
BY-LAWS REPEALED
22
20.
SHORT
TITLE
23
21.
BY-LAW IN FORCE
23
THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
BY-LAW NO. 84-1
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC AND
PARKING ON HIGHWAYS UNDER THE
JURISDICTION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
Page 1
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
PART I - INTERPRETATION
SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS
(1) For the purpose of this By-law:
1.
"authorized emergency vehicle" means,
(i)
a Fire Department vehicle, including an emergency crash extrication vehicle,
while proceeding to a fire or emergency call or responding to, but not returning
from, a fire alarm or other emergency call,
(ii)
a vehicle while used by a person in the lawful performance of his duties as a
police officer,
(iii)
an ambulance or cardiac arrest emergency vehicle while responding to an
emergency call or being used to transport a patient or injured person to an
emergency situation, or
(iv)
an emergency vehicle of a public or private utility, or Federal, Provincial or
Municipal Department when such a vehicle is being used in the performance of
emergency duties.
2.
"authorized sign" means any traffic control device or traffic signal placed or erected on a
highway under the authority of this By-law for the purpose of regulating, warning or
guiding traffic and includes such signs as described in the Regulations pursuant to the
Highway Traffic Act.
3.
"authorized traffic control device" and "authorized traffic signal" means the same as
authorized sign.
4
(a).
"bicycle" includes a tricycle and unicycle but does not include a motor
assisted bicycle.
4
(b).
"bicycle route" means that part of the highway, designated by an
authorized sign, for the exclusive use of muscular powered vehicles
including wheelchairs.
5.
"boulevard" means that part of the highway situated between the curb line and the
property line of the lot abutting the highway, but does not include a sidewalk, shoulder,
or combined facility, if any.
6.
"bus stop" means that portion of a highway, designated by an authorized sign, for the
use of buses as a point for loading and unloading passengers and including an area
sufficient to accommodate the length of the bus.
7.
"By-law Enforcement Officer" means a commissionaire, assistant or any other officer or
civilian person engaged by the Halton Regional Police Service or the Municipality, to
enforce or carry out the provisions of this By-law or any part or parts thereof.
8.
"Chief of Police" means the Chief of the Halton Regional Police Service or his
designate.
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9.
"combined facility" means that portion of a highway between the curb lines and the
property lines of the lot abutting the highway, intended for the use of pedestrians and
muscular powered vehicles including wheelchairs.
10.
"commercial motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle having permanently attached thereto
a truck or delivery body and includes ambulances, hearses, casket wagons, fire
apparatus, buses and tractors used for hauling purposes on the highways.
11.
"corner" means the point of intersection of curb lines.
12.
"Council" means the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills.
13.
"crosswalk" means,
(i)
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
(ii)
any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for
pedestrian crossing by signs or by lines or other markings on the surface.
14.
"cul-de-sac" means a highway terminating in a turn-around.
15.
"curb line" means,
(i)
where a curb has been constructed, the line of the curb, or
(ii)
where no curb has been constructed, the edge of the roadway.
16.
"driver" means a person who drives a vehicle on a highway.
17.
"driveway" means the improved land on a highway which provides vehicular access
from the roadway to adjacent land.
18.
"Engineer" means the Town Engineer, or the Director of the Department of Public
Works of the Municipality, or his designate.
19.
"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.
20.
"Fire Chief" means the Fire Chief of the Municipality or his designate.
21.
"gross weight" means the combined weight of vehicle and load.
22.
"heavy traffic" means a commercial motor vehicle, having a weight when unloaded of 3
metric tonnes or more, or when loaded, of 5 metric tonnes or more, but does not include
a passenger vehicle, an ambulance, a vehicle of the Police or Fire Departments, a
municipal vehicle, a vehicle of a local Board, a Hydro-Electric Commission vehicle, a
bus operated by or for the Board of Education, a bus operated by or for the Municipality,
a bus operated by a company having a franchise from the municipality when operating
on routes as approved by by-law, or a commercial vehicle making a delivery to or a
collection from, a bonafide destination which cannot be reached via highway or
highways upon which heavy traffic is prohibited by this By-law.
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PART I - INTERPRETATION (continued)
23.
"highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, lane, alley,
driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is designed and
intended for, or used by, the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the
area between the lateral property lines thereof.
24.
"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 not one highway crosses the other.
25.
"island" means a portion of a highway so constructed or designed as to separate or
direct vehicular traffic onto specific portions of the highway.
26.
"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.
27.
"motor vehicle" includes an automobile, motorcycle, motor assisted bicycle, unless
otherwise indicated in this By-law, and any other vehicle propelled or driven otherwise
than by muscular power, but does not include the cars of electric or steam railways, or
other motor vehicles running only upon rails, or a motorized snow vehicle, traction
engine, farm tractor, self-propelled implement of husbandry or road-building machine
within the meaning of the Highway Traffic Act.
28.
"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills.
29.
"one-way street" means a highway upon which the movement of vehicular traffic is
designated by this By-law for movement in one direction only.
30.
"park" or "parking", when prohibited, 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.
31.
"parking meter" means an automatic or other mechanical device together with its
standard or other means of support, erected for the purpose of,
(i)
controlling and regulating the parking of any vehicle in a parking space,
and
(ii)
measuring and indicating the parking time for which payment has been made,
and signaling when such time has elapsed.
32.
"parking meter zone" means the highway or parts of highways, designated by this By
law as constituting a parking meter zone, the use of which is controlled and regulated by
a parking meter.
33
(a).
"parking space" means that part of the highway, the use of which is
designated by signs or lines or other markings on the highway for the purpose of
parking a vehicle.
33
(b).
"designated disabled person parking space" means a parking space
designated by this By-law for the exclusive use of a vehicle displaying a permit in
accordance with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act.
33
(c).
"permit" means a Disabled Person Parking Permit, number plate or other
marker or device issued by another jurisdiction and recognized as being
equivalent to a permit issued under said Act.
34.
"pedestrian" means a person on foot, in a wheelchair or, in or on a play vehicle, but
shall not include a person on a bicycle.
Page 4
PART I - INTERPRETATION (continued)
35.
"pedestrian crossover" means any portion of a roadway designated by this By-law, at an
intersection or elsewhere, distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by signs on the
highway and lines or other markings on the surface of the roadway, as prescribed by
the Regulations pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act.
36.
"Police Officer" means a member of the Halton Regional Police Service or a person
authorized by the Chief of Police to regulate or direct traffic.
37
(a).
"road service vehicle" means a vehicle operated by or on behalf of a
municipality or other authority having jurisdiction and control of a highway while
the vehicle is being used for highway maintenance purposes.
37
(b).
"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.
38.
"shoulder" means that part of the highway lying adjacent to the roadway where there is
no barrier curb, and which is improved with granular or paved surface which extends for
a maximum distance of 3 metres.
39.
"sidewalk" means that portion of a highway between the curb lines and the property
lines of the lot abutting the highway and which is intended for the use of pedestrians.
40.
"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.
41.
"stop" or "stopping", when prohibited, 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, traffic control device or traffic signal.
42.
"street" means a highway.
43.
"through highway" means a highway or part of a highway designated as such by this
By-law, and every highway intersecting with such highway shall be marked by a Stop
sign or Yield right-of-way sign in compliance with this By-law and the Regulations
pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act.
44.
"time" means, whenever certain hours are named herein, Standard Time or Daylight
Saving Time, whichever shall be in official current use in the Municipality.
45.
"traffic" includes vehicles, pedestrians, animals which are ridden, herded or led,
motorized snow vehicles and other conveyances, either singly or together, while on any
highway.
46.
"traffic control device" means any sign or other device on a highway for the purpose of
prohibiting, regulating, or directing traffic and includes roadway, curb and sidewalk
markings.
47.
"traffic signal" means any device, manually, electrically or mechanically operated for the
regulation of traffic.
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PART I - INTERPRETATION (continued)
48.
"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 motor vehicle or any device
or apparatus not designed to transport persons or property, temporarily drawn,
propelled or moved upon such highway, and except for 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.
49.
"U-turn" means to turn a vehicle within a highway so as to proceed in the opposite
direction to that which the vehicle was travelling immediately prior to making the turn.
50.
"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, but does not include a wheelchair, motorized snow vehicle or
the cars of electric or steam railways running only upon rails.
51.
"wheelchair" means a chair mounted on wheels driven by muscular or any other kind of
power, and includes motorized scooters and other personal mobility devices used for
the carriage of a person who is physically challenged.
(2)
Highway Traffic Act
Unless modified or changed herein, words or expressions used in this By-law have the same
meaning as given or used in the Highway Traffic Act, and all references to the Highway Traffic
Act in this By-law refer expressly to the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter H.8, as
amended.
SECTION 2 - TIME
Notwithstanding the Time Act, R.S.O. 1980, C. 501, as amended, so long as the time
commonly observed in the Municipality is one hour in advance of Standard Time, the times
mentioned in this By-law shall be reckoned in accordance with the time so commonly observed
and not Standard Time.
SECTION 3 - SCHEDULES AND SEVERABILITY
(1)
Schedules
(a)
The Schedules attached to this By-law, numbered 1 to 30 inclusive, are included
in and shall be considered part of this By-law.
(b)
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.
(2)
Severability
Should any part, section, subsection or portion of this By-law be repealed or declared by
a court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal, the same shall not affect the validity of the
By-law as a whole or in part thereof, except for that which was declared to be invalid.
Page 6
Sec. 4(1)
PART II - GENERAL
SECTION 4 - GENERAL REGULATIONS
(1)
Operation of Vehicles
(a)
Emerging from Driveway
The driver of a vehicle emerging from a driveway, lane, lot or building, shall stop
immediately prior to driving onto the sidewalk, bicycle route or combined facility,
or if there is no sidewalk, bicycle route or combined facility, immediately prior to
driving on to the highway and shall not enter the highway until such movement
can be made in safety.
(b)
Driving on Other than Roadway
(i)
No person shall drive a motor vehicle or a bicycle along any sidewalk or
boulevard except at a driveway.
(ii)
No person, unless at a driveway, shall use a bicycle route except for the
purpose of driving muscular powered vehicles and wheelchairs.
(iii)
No person, unless at a driveway, shall use a combined facility except as a
pedestrian or for the purpose of driving muscular powered vehicles and
wheelchairs.
Repealed by
By-law 2010-0069
(c)
Repealed
(d)
Repairing Vehicles
(i)
No person shall use any highway to repair or paint vehicles.
(ii)
Notwithstanding (i) above, a person may repair or attempt to repair any
vehicle upon a highway when such use of the highway is unavoidable
through emergency.
(e)
Newly Painted Lines
No person shall drive, or attempt to drive a vehicle on or over, or tamper with, or
walk on any newly painted line, symbol or series of lines, or any newly painted
sign, or any newly applied durable plastic pavement marking on any highway or
crosswalk, when the presence of such is indicated by marker, pylon or otherwise.
(f)
Removal of Authorized Sign
No unauthorized person shall alter, deface, injure, knock down or remove any
authorized sign or sign with shield or insignia thereon.
(g)
Interception of Authorized Procession
The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right of way to a funeral or other properly
authorized procession except when directed by Police Officer to do otherwise.
Page 7
Sec. 4(1)
PART II - GENERAL (continued)
(h)
Driving in Authorized Procession
The driver of a vehicle in a funeral or other such procession shall drive as near to
the right hand edge of the roadway as practicable and follow the vehicle ahead
as closely as is practicable and safe.
(i)
Parades
The Chief of Police, and any Police Officer acting under his authority, is
authorized to stop or divert traffic on any highway during the passage of a parade
or a procession.
(j) Community Safety Zones
Pursuant to Section 214.1 of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter H.8,
where authorized signs to that effect are on display, Community Safety Zones
are hereby designated on any highway or parts thereof named or described in
Column 1 of Schedule "29" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2
to the location identified in Column 3 during the months or time periods identified
in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(2)
Pedestrian Rights and Duties
(a)
Crossing Roadway
(i)
No pedestrian shall cross a highway within 50 metres of a crosswalk
except by way of that crosswalk.
(ii)
Subject to (i) above, no pedestrian shall cross a roadway at any place
other than by a route at right angles to the curb or by the shortest route to
the opposite curb.
(b)
Yield Right-of-Way
Every pedestrian crossing a highway other than within a crosswalk shall yield the
right of way to all vehicles upon the highway, but nothing in this paragraph shall
relieve the driver of a vehicle from the necessity of taking all due care to avoid an
accident.
Repealed by
(c)
Repealed
By-law 2010
0069
(d)
Enforcement
Where a pedestrian is on a highway in contravention of this By-law, a Police
Officer may require the pedestrian to accompany him to the nearest intersecting
highway on which pedestrians are not prohibited and the pedestrian shall comply
with the request.
Page 8
Sec. 4(3)
PART II - GENERAL (continued)
(3)
Coasting
(a)
Coasting
No person shall coast, whether in or on sleighs, toboggans, carts, express
wagons or other similar devices, on highways.
(b)
Roller Skating
No person shall ride on roller skates or ride in or by means of a coaster, toy
vehicle, skateboard or other similar device and use or enter a roadway.
(4)
Bicycles
(a)
Operation of Bicycle
(i) Every rider of a bicycle shall, at all times when riding on a highway, keep his
feet on the pedals and both hands on the handlebars except as may be
necessary to give proper hand signals.
(ii) No person shall ride a bicycle on a highway and indulge in trick riding or
otherwise ride so as to prevent the full use of both hands to control the
bicycle.
(iii) No person shall ride a bicycle across a roadway within a pedestrian
crossover.
(iv) No person shall ride a bicycle across a roadway within or along a crosswalk
at an intersection or at a location other than an intersection which location is
controlled by a traffic control signal system.
(b) Riding Abreast
No person shall ride a bicycle on any highway abreast of another bicycle except
in the course of passing the other bicycle.
(c) Passengers
(i) No person shall, on a highway, ride and carry more than one person on a
bicycle designed to carry only one person.
(ii) No person shall ride a bicycle on a highway and carry any goods in such a
manner so as to interfere with the full control of the bicycle.
(d)
Parking
(i) No person shall park a bicycle on any roadway, shoulder, bicycle route or
combined facility.
(ii) No person shall park a bicycle on any boulevard or sidewalk except in an
upright position and in a manner so as not to impede the intended use of the
boulevard or sidewalk.
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Sec. 4(5)
PART II - GENERAL (continued)
(5)
Construction, Maintenance and Emergency Situations
(a)
Obstructing Traffic
No person shall erect barricades or hoardings, store earth or construction
material, or park work equipment on any portion of any highway without providing
proper fencing, lights or any other warning necessary for the sake of safety, and,
(i)
for a period exceeding thirty (30) days or more, without first
obtaining permission from Council, or
(ii)
for a period of thirty (30) days or less, without first obtaining permission
from Council or the Engineer.
(b)
Duty to Obey Barricades
No person shall drive a vehicle through or enter upon any highway which is
barricaded and marked by authorized signs which prohibit the use of the
highway, with the exception of an authorized emergency vehicle, road service
vehicle or vehicle authorized by the Engineer or Police Officer.
(c)
Police Officer Directing Traffic
When a Police Officer considers it reasonably necessary to ensure the orderly
movement of traffic, or to prevent injury or damage to persons or property, or to
permit proper action in an emergency, he may direct traffic according to his
discretion, notwithstanding the other provisions of this By-law, and every person
shall obey his directions.
(6)
Animals
(a)
Riding on Other than Roadway
No person shall lead, ride or drive any horse, cattle or husbandry upon a
sidewalk.
(b)
Attendance while in Motion
The driver or other person in charge of an animal drawn vehicle on a roadway
shall remain upon the vehicle while it is in motion or walk beside the animal
drawing it.
(c)
Parking
No person shall leave an animal drawn carriage, cart, wagon, sleigh or sled on a
highway without the animal which is drawing it.
(d)
Horseback Riders
Horseback riders and other riders or persons in charge of animals shall obey the
provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and of this By-law which govern drivers of
vehicles, and shall obey the direction of any Police Officer directing traffic.
Page 10
Sec. 5(1)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING
SECTION 5 - PARKING AND STOPPING RESTRICTIONS
(1)
Method of Parking
(a)
General
Unless otherwise permitted in this By-law, no person shall park or stop a vehicle
on any highway except on the right side of the highway, having regard to the
direction in which the vehicle was proceeding, with the right front and right rear
wheels or runners not more than 0.15 metres from the curb line.
(b)
Parking on One-Way Streets
Where parking is permitted in this By-law on a one-way street, a person shall
park a vehicle only in the direction in which traffic is permitted to proceed, and
parallel to and not to exceed a distance of 0.15 metres from the curb line.
(c)
Angle Parking
Where angle parking is permitted, no person shall park a vehicle on the highway
except, at the angle indicated by the traffic control device.
(d)
Boulevard
Where boulevard parking is permitted, no person shall park a vehicle in such a
manner so as to infringe upon or take up more than one parking space, unless
such may not reasonably be avoided.
(e)
Parking Spaces
Where parking spaces are designated by traffic control devices on a highway, no
person shall park a vehicle in such a manner so as to infringe upon or take up
more than one parking space, unless such may not reasonably be avoided.
(2)
Parking Prohibited
(a)
No Parking
Unless otherwise permitted in this By-law, no person shall, at any time, park a
vehicle on a highway,
(i)
on or overhanging a sidewalk,
(ii)
on a boulevard,
(iii)
on a median strip,
(iv)
on an island,
(v)
in front of or within 1 metre of an entrance to a driveway or so as to
prevent ingress or egress to or from such driveway,
(vi)
in front of or within 3 metres of an entrance to or exit from a public lane or
so as to prevent ingress or egress to or from a public lane,
Page 11
Sec. 5(2)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(vii)
within 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,
(viii)
in such a position so as to prevent the removal of any other parked
vehicle,
(ix)
in front of an emergency entrance or exit to a public hall, hotel, hospital,
theatre, auditorium or other building where large assemblies take place,
(x)
in such a manner so as to obstruct traffic, road repair or snow removal, or
(xi)
on any highway for the purpose of displaying it for sale.
(b)
No Parking of Commercial Motor Vehicles
(i)
No person shall, at any time, park a commercial motor vehicle on a
highway unless authorized signs indicating otherwise are on display on
any highway or part thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule
"30" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location
identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway described in
Column 4 of said Schedule.
(c)
Vehicle Unattended
(i)
No person shall park or stand a motor vehicle unattended unless
the said motor vehicle is locked in such a manner as to prevent its
operation by any person not authorized by the owner, driver or other
person in charge.
(ii)
The provisions of subclause (i) shall apply to all Highways forming
part of the road system under the jurisdiction of the Town of Halton Hills,
and any other property or lands within the Town of Halton Hills that are not
Highways.
(iii)
An officer may, at any reasonable time, enter on land for the
purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine compliance with
subclause (i).
(3)
Parking Prohibited Where Authorized Signs are on Display
(a)
Prohibited Parking
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall park a
vehicle at any time in the following places:
(i)
on any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "1" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the
location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway set out
in Column 4 of said Schedule,
(ii)
on any highway in front of the entrance to an office building or apartment,
(iii)
on any highway in front of an entrance to any place where goods or
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merchandise are regularly delivered or removed,
(iv)
in a cul-de-sac within the turn around,
(v)
on any highway within 15 metres of the termination of a dead end
highway,
(vi)
on a public lane,
(vii)
on both sides of a highway within 30 metres of a pedestrian crossover,
(viii)
on any highway within 50 metres or less, of an intersection, or
(ix)
alongside any curb upon which yellow paint has been applied.
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Sec. 5(4)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(4)
Parking for Restricted Times
(a)
Permissive Parking
No person shall park a vehicle on any highway for a period longer than five (5)
hours unless authorized signs indicating otherwise are on display on any
highway described in Column 1 of Schedule "2" to this By-law from the location
identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides
of the highway described in Column 4 during the time(s) and/or for a longer
period of time than set out in Column 5 during the day(s) and/or month(s) set out
in Column 6 of said Schedule.
(b)
Prohibited Parking
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall park a
vehicle on any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "3" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the
location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway described in
Column 4 during the time(s) indicated in Column 5 during the day(s) and/or
month(s) set out in Column 6 of said Schedule.
One warning per plate prior to issuing a fine where five (5) hour parking is
permitted.
(5)
Emergency Prohibition of Parking
(a)
Prohibited Parking and Procedure
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, the Chief of Police,
Fire Chief, Engineer or their designate, during any emergency or special
circumstances may,
(i)
prohibit any or all parking on a highway within the area affected by the
emergency or special circumstances,
(ii)
authorize the erection of "No Parking" traffic control devices and traffic
signals,
(iii)
declare that any vehicle already parked is parked illegally regardless of
the time permitted for parking such vehicle under the provisions of this By
law.
(b)
Notification
Where possible, the owner or driver of a vehicle declared to be illegally parked
shall be notified by a Police Officer, Police Cadet or By-law Enforcement Officer
that such has been prohibited.
(c)
Removal
Where,
(i)
the owner or driver so notified to remove the vehicle does not do so, or
(ii)
where the owner or driver cannot immediately be located,
then the said vehicle may be removed and impounded forthwith on order of the
Chief of Police, Fire Chief or Engineer, and at the owner's expense. All costs and
charges for removing, care and storage of any vehicle removed or impounded
pursuant to Section 5(5) herein are a lien upon the vehicle which may be
enforced in the manner provided by Section 52 of the Mechanics Lien Act,
R.S.O. 1980.
Page 13
Sec. 5(6)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(6)
Angle Parking
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, angle parking is permitted on any
highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "4" to this By-law
from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 on the side
or sides set out in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(7)
Boulevard Parking
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, boulevard parking is permitted on
any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "5" of this
By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 on
the side or sides set out in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(8)
Stopping Prohibited
(a)
No Stopping
No person shall at any time stop a vehicle in the following places, unless
otherwise posted,
(i)
on or within 6 metres of a crosswalk other than at an intersection
controlled by a traffic signal,
(ii)
on or within 25 metres of any crosswalk at an intersection controlled by a
traffic signal,
(iii)
within 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,
(iv)
in such a position so as to obstruct any pedestrian passageway,
(v)
adjacent to any median strip or island,
(vi)
on either side of a highway that is divided by a median strip,
(vii)
within 15 metres of either side of a signed bus stop, excepting public
transit buses,
(viii)
on or within 100 metres of a bridge, over, under or across which the
highway passes,
(ix)
within a school bus loading zone, excepting school buses, or
(x)
on or within 3 metres of a railway crossing.
(9)
Stopping Prohibited Where Authorized Signs are on Display
(a)
Prohibited Stopping
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall at any time
stop a vehicle in the following places:
(i)
within 50 metres or less, of an intersection on a highway,
(ii)
on the side of a roadway abutting any school property,
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Sec. 5(9)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(iii)
on the side of a roadway abutting any park or playground,
(iv)
in front of or within 15 metres of either side of any Fire Hall on the same
side of the highway as the Fire Hall, or within 45 metres from a point in the
curb or edge of roadway directly opposite the centre point of the Fire Hall
on the opposite side of the highway from the Fire Hall, or
(v)
on any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "6" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the
location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway set out
in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(10)
No Stopping for Restricted Times
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall stop a vehicle on
any highway or parts of a highway named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "7" to
this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3
on the side or sides of the highway set out in Column 4 during the times or days set out
in Column 5 of said Schedule.
(11)
No Stopping Except for Loading or Unloading Merchandise
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall stop a vehicle,
except for the loading or unloading of merchandise, on any highway or parts thereof
named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "8" to this By-law from the location
identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the
highway set out in Column 4 during the times or days set out in Column 5 of said
Schedule.
(12)
Disabled Person Parking
(a)
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall park a
vehicle at any time on any highway or parts thereof in a designated disabled
person parking space named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "9" to this
By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in
Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway set out in Column 4 of said
Schedule, unless a currently valid permit has been issued to that person,
organization or to a passenger being picked up or transported in the vehicle, in
accordance with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act and this By-law.
(b)
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, any vehicle on which or in
which a permit is displayed in accordance with the requirements of the Highway
Traffic Act and this By-law, is exempt from Section 5(12)(a) and Section 6(2)(a)
to Section 6(2)(c) of this By-law.
(c)
A designated disabled person parking space shall be distinctly indicated in
accordance with the Regulations of the Highway Traffic Act.
(13)
Overnight Parking
No person shall park a vehicle on any of the highways or parts of highways described in
Column 1 of Schedule "10" to this By-law during any period of time set out in Column 2
of said Schedule.
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Sec. 5(14)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(14)
Towing
Vehicles parked in contravention to this Section may be towed away by the Police,
Police Cadet or By-law Enforcement Officer at the owner's expense.
(15) Disabled Vehicles
Section 5 does not apply to the driver or operator of a vehicle that is so disabled while
on a highway that it is impossible to avoid temporarily a contravention of such
provisions.
(16)
Exemption
This Section shall not apply to authorized emergency vehicles or vehicles of a public or
private utility, telephone company, or road service vehicles, or Halton Regional Police
Service, when such vehicle is actually engaged in work being carried out within the
highway.
SECTION 6 - METER PARKING
(1)
Location
Parking meter zones and parking meters shall be located, erected, maintained and
operated at the parking spaces on those highways and parts of highways described in
Column 1 of Schedule "11" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the
location identified in Column 3 of said Schedule.
(2)
Meter Parking Restrictions
(a)
No person shall park a vehicle at any parking meter zone for a period of longer
than is indicated by sign, either upon the meter or otherwise, during the days or
time periods set out in Column 4 of Schedule "11" on the side or sides of
highway set out in Column 6 of said Schedule to this By-law.
(b)
No person shall park a vehicle in any parking meter zone without depositing in
the adjacent parking meter and turning the handle, if any, after deposit of each
coin, the parking fees prescribed in Column 5 of Schedule "11" to this By-law.
(c)
No person shall park a vehicle in any parking meter zone or leave parked at any
parking meter zone any vehicle at any time when not paid and/or expired period
of time is indicated on the adjacent parking meter.
(d)
No person shall deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking meter anything
except nickels, dimes or quarters, meaning five, ten, or twenty-five cent coins of
lawful money of Canada or such similar coins of lawful money of the United
States of America.
(e)
No person shall park a vehicle in any parking meter zone listed in Column 1 of
Schedule "11", except at a parking meter. Provided this shall not apply to
prohibit parking where a meter has been accidentally destroyed and not yet
replaced.
(f)
No person shall park a vehicle in any parking meter zone when a Municipal
Department has placed a meter bag or other device on the adjacent parking
meter, thereby prohibiting the use of the parking space.
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Sec. 6(3)
PART III - PARKING AND STOPPING (continued)
(3)
Towing
Vehicles parked in contravention of this Section may be towed away by the Police or
Police Cadet or By-law Enforcement Officer at the owner's expense.
(4)
Collection
The collection of the coins deposited in the parking meters on the highways shall be
under the control of the Municipality.
(5)
Damaging Parking Meters
No person shall damage, deface or tamper with any parking meter, and no unauthorized
person shall open or attempt to open the same.
(6)
Authorized Signs for Funeral Services and Weddings
(a)
Religious Institutions and Funeral Homes, within the parking meter zone at which
wedding or funeral services are being held, may place signs of a type and in a
manner approved by the Chief of Police or the Engineer, indicating that parking,
except for those attending such services, is temporarily prohibited in the parking
spaces so marked for a period of one hour in advance of, and during, the
scheduled time of such service.
(b)
No person other than those persons attending the services referred to in
Subsection (a) herein, within a period of one hour in advance of and during the
scheduled time of such service, shall park or leave parked any vehicle in the
parking spaces so marked as set out in Subsection (a).
(c)
Not withstanding the provisions of Section 6(2)(b), it shall not be necessary for an
owner or driver of a vehicle parked in connection with the services referred to in
Subsection (a) herein within the parking meter zone to deposit any coin in
respect of a period of one hour in advance of, and during, the scheduled time of
such service.
(7)
Exemption
This Section shall not apply to authorized emergency vehicles or vehicles of a public or
private utility, telephone company, or road service vehicle, or Halton Regional Police
Service, when such vehicle is actually engaged in work being carried out within the
highway.
PART IV - TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS
SECTION 7 - THROUGH HIGHWAYS - STOP AND STOP SIGNS
(1)
Through Highways - Stop
The highways or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "12" to this
By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 of
said Schedule are designated "Through Highway - Stop" except at intersections where
traffic signals are installed and are in operation and for all highways and parts of
highways designated as "Through Highway - Stop", Stop signs shall be erected facing
approaching traffic on any highway or parts thereof intersecting the "Through Highway -
Stop".
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Sec. 7(2)
PART IV - TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS (continued)
(2)
Intersections - Stop Signs
Stop signs shall be erected at the intersections named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "13" to this Bylaw facing the direction of traffic specified in Column 2 on the
highways named in Column 3 of said Schedule.
SECTION 8 - THROUGH HIGHWAYS - YIELD AND YIELD SIGNS
(1)
Through Highways - Yield
The highways or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "14" to this
By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 of
said Schedule, are designated as "Through Highway - Yield" except at intersections
where traffic signals are in operation and for all highways or parts thereof designated as
"Through Highway - Yield", Yield right-of-way signs shall be erected facing approaching
traffic on any highway or parts thereof intersecting the "Through Highway - Yield".
(2)
Intersections - Yield Signs
Yield right-of-way signs shall be erected at the intersections set out in Column 1 of
Schedule "15" to this By-law facing the direction of traffic specified in Column 2 on the
highways named in Column 3 of said Schedule.
SECTION 9 - TURNS
(1)
Prohibition
(a)
U-turns
In addition to the requirements of Section 143 of the Highway Traffic Act, where
authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person operating a vehicle shall
make a U-turn on any highway described in Column 1 of Schedule "16" to this
By-law from the direction identified in Column 2 of said Schedule.
(b)
Do Not Enter
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person operating a
vehicle shall enter the highway described in Column 1 of Schedule "17" to this
By-law from the location identified in Column 2 of said Schedule.
(c)
Prohibited Turns
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person operating a
vehicle on any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "18" to this By-law in the direction indicated in Column 2 shall turn the
vehicle in the direction of the prohibited turn set out in Column 3, at the
intersection specified in Column 4 during the times or days set out in Column 5 of
said Schedule.
(d)
Temporary Signs
The Chief of Police or Engineer may erect, for a temporary period not exceeding
30 days, signs prohibiting turns at any intersections and while such signs are on
display, no person operating a vehicle shall turn it in any direction contrary to
such signs.
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Sec. 9(2)
PART IV - TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS (continued)
(2)
Lane Designation - Multi-Lane Turns
Where authorized signs and markings for each lane are in place to permit multi-lane
turns of traffic on the highway described in Column 1 of Schedule "19" to this By-law,
vehicles traveling in the direction set out in Column 2 are permitted to turn in the
direction set out in Column 3 and onto the highway set out in Column 4 of said
Schedule.
SECTION 10 - ONE-WAY STREETS
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall drive a vehicle
upon those highways, parts of highways or public places named or described in Column
1 of Schedule "20" to this By-law in any direction other than the direction indicated in
Column 2 of said Schedule.
SECTION 11 - RESTRICTIVE LANES
(1)
Centre Lane Turns
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display, no person shall operate a vehicle
in the centre lane on any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of
Schedule "21" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location
identified in Column 3 of said Schedule, except for the purpose of turning left.
(2)
Reversible Lanes
Where authorized signs have been erected over the lane or lanes described in Column
1 of Schedule "22" to this By-law, for any highway or parts thereof named or described
in Column 2 of said Schedule from the location identified in Column 3 to the location
identified in Column 4, no person shall operate a vehicle in the lane or lanes concerned
unless the authorized sign over the said lane or lanes concerned indicates that such
movement is permitted.
(3)
Designated Turn Lanes
Where authorized signs and markings have been erected over or directly beside the
lane or lanes described in Column 1 of Schedule "22a" to this By-law, vehicles travelling
in the direction set out in Column 2 are only permitted to make a turning movement in
the direction(s) set out in Column 3 and onto the highway or entrance set out in Column
4 of said schedule.
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Sec. 12(1)
PART V - SPEED REGULATIONS
SECTION 12 - RATES OF SPEED
(1)
Highways
No person shall drive a motor vehicle at a rate of speed greater than:
(a)
80 kilometres per hour on a highway not within a city, town, village, police village
or built-up area, or
(b)
50 kilometres per hour on a highway within a city, town, village, police village or
built-up area,
Notwithstanding the above, where authorized signs are on display, the speed limits
upon any highway or parts thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "23" to
this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3
shall be as prescribed in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(2)
Public Parks
No person shall drive a vehicle in a public park or exhibition ground at a speed in
excess of ten (10) kilometres per hour.
(3)
Exemption
The speed limits prescribed under this Section do not apply to:
(a)
a fire department vehicle as defined in Section 61 of the Highway Traffic Act
while proceeding to a fire or responding to, but not returning from, a fire alarm or
other emergency call,
(b)
motor vehicle while used by a person in the lawful performance of his
duties as a police officer, or
(c)
an ambulance as defined in Section 61 of the Highway Traffic Act while
responding to an emergency call or being used to transport a patient or injured
person in an emergency situation.
PART VI - LIMITED LOADS, TRUCK TRAFFIC, SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
AND PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS
SECTION 13 - REDUCED LOADS ON HIGHWAYS
(1)
Reduced Load Period
(a)
Pursuant to Section 122 of the Highway Traffic Act, a reduced load period
is
hereby declared to be in force on any highway or part thereof described
in
Column 1 of Schedule "24" to this By-law from the location identified in
Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 during the months or time
periods identified in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(b)
Subsection (1) shall only be in effect on the highways or parts thereof
listed in said Schedule where and when authorized signs are on display.
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Sec. 13(2)
PART VI - LIMITED LOADS, TRUCK TRAFFIC, SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
AND PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS (continued)
(2)
Exemption
(a)
Subsection 13(1) above does not apply to authorized emergency vehicles, public
vehicles, road service vehicles, a vehicle operated by a local board, Board of
Education, Hydro-Electric Commission, public or private utility, telephone
company, or any vehicles referred to in Column 5 of Schedule "24" to this By-law.
(b)
The Engineer, as designated by Council of the Municipality in accordance with
Section 110 of the Highway Traffic Act, may upon application issue a reduced
load exemption permit to authorize the movement of loads in excess of 5,000
kilograms per axle, but limited as to the license of the vehicle, with the issued
permit restricting such movement to particular highways or parts thereof, at or
during, a specific time period(s) and the Municipality may require a bond or other
security sufficient to cover the cost of repairing any possible damage to the
highway.
SECTION 14 - TRUCK ROUTE
(1)
Prohibition
No person shall park or drive heavy traffic upon any highway or part thereof, except as
permitted by authorized truck route signs on display on any highway described in
Column 1 of Schedule "25" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the
location identified in Column 3 during the time(s) set out in Column 4 of said Schedule.
(2)
Exemption
(a)
Subsection 14(1) above does not apply to authorized emergency vehicles, road
service vehicles, a vehicle operated by a local board, Board of Education, Hydro-
Electric Commission, public or private utility, telephone company, or any vehicles
referred to in Column 5 of Schedule "25" to this By-law.
(b)
Subsection 14(1) above is of no force and effect unless:
(i)
At least one highway is described in Column 1 of Schedule "25" and
Columns 2 and 3 of said Schedule are completed in conjunction therewith,
and
(ii)
No highways are described in Schedule "26" to this By-law.
SECTION 15 - HEAVY TRAFFIC
(1)
Prohibition
Where authorized signs prohibiting heavy traffic are on display, no person shall park or
drive any heavy traffic upon any highway or part thereof described in Column 1 of
Schedule "26" to this By-law from the location identified in Column 2 to the location
identified in Column 3 during the time(s) set out in Column 4 of said Schedule.
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Section 15(2)
PART VI - LIMITED LOADS, TRUCK TRAFFIC, SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
AND PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS (continued)
(2)
Exemption
(a)
Subsection 15(1) above does not apply to authorized emergency vehicles, road
service vehicles, a vehicle operated by a local board, Board of Education, Hydro-
Electric Commission, public or private utility, telephone company, or any vehicles
referred to in Column 5 of Schedule "26" to this By-law.
(b)
Subsection 15(1) above is of no force and effect if any highway is described in
Schedule "25" to this By-law.
SECTION 16 - SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
Where authorized signs to that effect are on display in accordance with the provisions of the
Highway Traffic Act, school bus loading zones are hereby designated on any highway or parts
thereof named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "27" to this By-law from the location
identified in Column 2 to the location identified in Column 3 on the side or sides of the highway
set out in Column 4 for school buses travelling in the direction set out in Column 5 of said
Schedule.
SECTION 16a - PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVERS
Where authorized traffic control devices to that effect are on display in accordance with the
Regulations of the Highway Traffic Act, pedestrian crossovers are hereby designated on any
highway named or described in Column 1 of Schedule "28" to this By-law at the location
identified in Column 2 of said Schedule.
PART VII - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
SECTION 17 - PENALTIES
(1)
- As Repealed by Part II of the Provincial Offences Act
(2)
General Penalty
Every person who contravenes any provision of this By-law is, upon conviction, guilty of
an offence and shall be liable to a fine subject to the provisions of the Provincial
Offences Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 400, as amended.
(3)
Owner Penalties
The owner of any vehicle which is found in contravention of any of the parking or
stopping provisions of this By-law is guilty of the offence and is liable to the penalty or
penalties provided hereunder for such contravention, unless at the time of such
contravention the vehicle was in the possession of some person other than the owner
without the owner's consent.
(4)
Collection of Fines
The fines imposed for the contravention of this By-law, shall belong to the Municipality
whose By-law has been contravened.
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Section 18(1)
PART VIII - APPLICATION AND ADMINISTRATION
SECTION 18 - ENFORCEMENT AND AUTHORITY
(1)
Enforcement
This By-law may be enforced by Police Officers and By-law Enforcement Officers.
(2)
Authority to Install Traffic Control Devices and Traffic Signals
(a)
The Chief of Police or Engineer is hereby authorized to place, erect and maintain
such authorized signs as may be necessary to give effect of the provisions of this
By-law or which are authorized by the Schedules to this By-law.
(b)
The Chief of Police or Engineer is further authorized for a temporary period not
exceeding 30 days to place, erect and maintain such authorized signs as are not
otherwise authorized by this By-law, but are required for safety reasons.
(3)
Unauthorized Signs
Unless otherwise permitted, no person shall place, maintain, or display upon or in view
of any highway, any sign, signal, marking or device which purports to be, or is an
imitation of, or resembles any traffic control device or traffic signal.
SECTION 19 - BY-LAWS REPEALED
The by-laws of the Town of Halton Hills pertaining to traffic and parking, enacted prior to the
passing of this By-law and including the by-laws listed below, are hereby repealed.
74-112
75-36
75-47
75-73
75-89
75-114
75-115
76-7
76-8
76-66
76-82
76-87
76-91
76-94
76-97
77-3
77-61
77-65
77-66
77-85
77-86
77-87
77-95
77-96
77-97
78-24
78-25
78-46
79-12
79-16
79-17
79-20
79-22
79-38
79-43
79-44
79-74
79-90
79-91
79-95
80-21
80-37
80-42
80-53
80-54
80-74
80-76
80-77
80-95
80-108
80-109
80-112
81-29
81-33
81-37
81-38
81-127
81-128
81-139
81-164
82-32
82-48
82-58
82-80
82-106
82-107
82-123
82-124
82-125
83-13
83-14
83-20
83-30
83-51
83-66
83-148
83-154
83-155
83-154
83-155
83-158
83-166
84-42
84-99
84-100
84-101
84-102
84-153
85-16
85-18
85-70
85-71
85-84
85-91
85-92
85-93
85-100
85-121
85-122
85-123
85-134
85-149
85-150
86-6
86-22
86-34
86-52
86-88
86-96
86-120
86-128
86-129
86-138
86-148
86-168
86-175
86-176
86-185
86-188
87-6
87-21
87-64
87-120
87-141
88-14
88-24
88-30
88-37
88-60
88-75
88-79
88-80
88-81
88-82
88-89
88-112
88-114
88-115
88-128
88-129
88-149
88-162
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Section 20
PART VIII - APPLICATION AND ADMINISTRATION (continued)
SECTION 20 - SHORT TITLE
This By-law may be cited as the Uniform Traffic Control By-law No. 84-1.
SECTION 21 - BY-LAW IN FORCE
This By-law shall come into force and take effect only upon passage by Council, and where
applicable, approval by the Regional Municipality of Halton and, where necessary, the Ontario
Ministry of Transportation, and provided that any particular provision hereof shall not become
effective until the authorized sign, if any, applicable to such particular provision, has been
erected and is on display.
BY-LAW READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME, AND FINALLY PASSED AND
ENACTED THIS 12TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1988, A.D.
THE
TOWN
OF
HALTON
HILLS
MAYOR