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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MINDEN HILLS
BY-LAW No. 15-168
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
WHEREAS the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended authorizes municipal councils to pass
by-Iaws respecting the parking of motor vehicles on municipal highways and on other
municipal Iands, including by-laws to designate parking spaces for the exclusive use of
certain motor vehicles, and to impose fees for parking.
AND WHEREAS The Act also authorizes municipal councils to pass by-Iaws regulating
the parking of motor vehicles on private parking lots, with the written consent of the
owners of those private parking Iots.
NOW THEREFORE Council hereby enacts as follows:
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1.01 Definitions: In this by-Iaw,
"abandoned vehicle" means a vehicle without valid number plates issued by the
Ministry of Transportation or by a jurisdiction other than Ontario, that appears to have
been abandoned;
"authorized sign" means any sign, as defiried tri 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;
"boulevard" means the part of a highway that Iies between the shoulder or curb and the
boundary of the adjoining property;
"business day" means any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday other
than a public holiday;
"Chief Building Official/Municipal Law Enforcement Officer/Planning Supervisor"
means the employee who holds that position arid his or her delegate(s) or, in the event
of organizational changes, another employee designated by Council;
"Council" or "Township Council" means the Council of the Township of Minden Hills;
"cross walk" means any portion of a Roadway at an intersection or elsewhere that is
distinctly identified as a pedestrian crossing by signs or by lines or other markings on the
surface of the Roadway;
"curb" means the edge of the Roadway of a highway;
"Director of Community Events" means the employee who holds that position, his or
her delegate(s) or, in the event of organizational changes, another employee designated
by Council;
"entrance" means an improved surface within a highway that is used for motor vehicle
access to or from one or more adjoining properties over that highway;
"Environmental & Property Operations Manager" 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;
"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;
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Definitions: In this by-law, cont'd:
"fire lane" or "fire zone" means a highway, as identified by authorized signs, that
needs to be kept clear at all times for the use of fire department vehicles;
"fire route" means a route across private property, as identified by authorized signs,
that needs to be kept clear at all times to provide access by fire department vehicles to
or from a building or structure;
"highway" means a common and public highway or a portion of a common and public
highway,-any part of which is used by the general public for the passage of vehicles, and
includes ariy bridge, causeway, tunnel or uriderpass that forms part of the highway and
all Iands between its Iateral boundaries;
"intersection" means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of the
lateral curb lines or, if none, then of the lateral boundary Iines of two or more highways
that join one another at an angle, whether or not one highway crosses the other;
"median strip" means the portion of a highway that separates traffic traveling in one
direction from traffic traveling in the opposite direction by means of a physical barrier or
a raised or depressed paved or unpaved separation area that is not intended to allow
vehicular traffic to cross it;
"motor vehicle" includes an automobile, bus, truck, motorcycle and any other vehicle
propelled or driven other than by muscular power, but does not include a wheelchair or
motorized snow vehicle;
"municipal law enforcement officer" means a person appointed by Council urider the
Police Services Act to enforce the by-Iaws of the Township;
"municipal parking lot" means Iand owned or occupied by the Township that is used,
wholly or partly, for the parking of motor vehicles by the general public;
?occupied" means being in possession of a property or part of a property, for example,
as a result of a leasehold agreement;
"park" or "parking" means the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or riot, except
when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in Ioading or
unloading passengers or goods;
"police ofiicer" means a chief of police or any other police officer in a police service
which is responsible for enforcing the by-laws of the Township;
"private Road" means any privately-owned Road, Iane, ramp or other means of
vehicular access to or from a building or structure;
"public authority" includes Federal, Provincial, County or Municipal agencies, including
any commission, board, authority or department established by such agency and for the
purposes of this By-Iaw shall include any hydro, telephone or telegraph company.
"public authority staff member" includes an agent as well as an employee of the
public authority.
"public holiday" includes a holiday as defined in the Retail Business Holidays Act and
any other public holiday that is declared;
"public parking" means the parking of vehicles by members of the gerieral public,
either free or for a fee;
"recreational trail" means a trail that is open to the public for a variety of recreational
uses;
"Road Superintendent" 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;
"Roadway" means the portion of a highway that is improved, designed or ordinarily
used for vehicular traffic, but does not include the shoulder;
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Definitions: In this by-Iaw, cont'd:
"shoulder" means the portion of a highway between the edge of the Roadway and the
boulevard;
"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; and
"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 a traffic control sign or signal.
"Township", "Township of Minden Hills" or "Minden Hills" means The Corporation
of the Township of Minden Hills;
"Township staff member" includes an agent as well as an employee of the Township;
1.02 Interpretation:
(a) The regulations established by this by-Iaw respecting the parking and
stopping of motor vehicles apply only to the Village of Minden as shown in
Schedule 1 attached.
(b) The regulatioris established by this by-law respecting the parking and
stopping of motor vehicles on highways do not apply to provincial highways.
(c) The regulations established by this by-Iaw respecting the parking and
stopping of motor vehicles do not apply to Township or other public authority staff
members and police officers who are carrying out their duties.
(d) The attached Schedules form part of the by-law and are enforceable as such.
(e) A trailer or other vehicle that is drawn by a motor vehicle forms part of that
motor vehicle for the purposes of this by-law.
(f) The words "include" and "including" are not to be read as Iimiting the meaning
of a word or term to the phrases or descriptions that follow.
1.03 Statutes: References to Iaws in this by-Iaw are meant to refer to the statutes, as
amended from time to time, that are applicable within the Province of Ontario.
1.04 Severability: If a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction declares any portion
of this by-Iaw 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.
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2.01 Lawful Parking: No person shall park a motor vehicle on a highway on which
parking is permitted except on the right-hand side, according to the direction in
which the motor vehicle was lawfully proceeding, and no person shall park a
motor vehicle on the Ieft-hand side of a highway except in accordance with
Section 2.02
2.02 0ne-Way Streets: No person shall park a motor vehicle on the Ieft-hand side of
a highway, according to the direction in which the motor vehicle was Iawfully
proceeding, except on a highway on which parking is permitted that has been
designated for one-way traffic.
2.03 Angle Parking: No person shall park a motor vehicle at an angle on a highway
except on highways where angle parking is expressly permitted, and except with
the front of the motor vehicle facing the side of the highway on which it is parked.
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Parking on Municipal Highways, cont'd:
2.04
Parking Spaces: If parking spaces are identified by Iines or markings, no person
shall park a motor vehicle on that highway except entirely within the lines or
markings that identify an individual parking space, and no person shall park a
motor vehicle with its wheels across or outside those Iines or markings.
2.05 Exception for Long Vehicles: Section 2.04 does not apply to a motor vehicle
that is too Iong to be parked entirely within an individual parking space.
2.06 0ne Vehicle per Parking Space: With the exception of motorcycles, no more
than one motor vehicle shall be parked within an individual parking space that is
identified by lines or markings.
2.07
Specific Time Lirnits: No person shall park a motor vehicle on any highway for
lo-nger than the maximum number of hours permitted on that highway, where
such Iimits are identified by authorized signs.
2.08 General Time Limit: On all highways on which parking is permitted, no person
shall park a motor vehicle for longer than 12 hours.
2.09 No Overnight Parking in Winter: Despite sections 2.07 and 2.08, no person
shall park a motor vehicle on any highway from November Istof one year to April
30th of the following year at any time between 12:00 A.M. and 8:00 A.M., or
during such shorter period as is ideritified by authorized signs.
2.10 Abandoned Vehicles: No person shall park or Ieave an abandoned vehicle on a
highway.
2.11 0ther General Regulations: No person shall park or stop a motor vehicle:
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on a sidewalk or footpath;
on a boulevard except in areas where it is permitted;
in front of or within 2.0 metres of art entrance or in a manner that prevents
the use of an entrance by other motor vehicles;
within an intersection;
within 8.0 metres of an intersection, unless otherwise allowed by this by-Iaw;
within 6.0 metres of a crosswalk that is not located at an intersection;
within 1 .0 metres of a curb cut designed to accommodate wheelchairs 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 Iane or fire zone;
within 3.0 metres of a fire hydrant, measured from the point at the edge of
the Roadway immediately adjacent to the hydrant;
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 motor vehicle;
alongside another parked, standing or stopped motor 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;
for the purpose of selling, servicing or, except in an emergency, repairing
the motor vehicle;
on, beside or at the end of a median strip;
in the turning circle of a cul-de-sac; or
on a highway on which parking or stopping has been prohibited
temporarily in accordance with section 6.03.
2.12
Two (2) Hour Parking Zones: The highways described in Schedule "2" are
designated as two (2) hour parking zones, and no person shall park a motor
vehicle in a designated two (2) hour parking zone for longer than two (2) hours
betweeri the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M each day.
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Parking on Municipal Highways, cont'd:
2.13 Fifteen (15) Minute Parking Zones: The highways described in Schedule "3"
are designated as fiffeen (15) minute parking zones, and no person shall park a
motor vehicle in a designeited fifteen (15) minute parking zone for Ionger than
fifteen (15) minutes between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M, Monday
through Saturday.
2.14 No Parking Zones: The highways described in Schedule "4" are designated as
no parking zones, and no person shall park a motor vehicle in a designated no
parking zone.
2.15
No Parking Except Emergency Vehicles: The areas described in Schedule "5"
are designated as no parking zones except for emergency vehicles and no
person shall park a motor vehicle in such designated zone unless it is an
emergency vehicle.
2.16 Authorized Signs: The regulations set out in sections 2.12 to 2.15 are not valid
uriless authorized signs are in place to identify these regulations. If any
discrepancy should occur between the location of the sign and the measurement
distances as set out in the attached schedules, the location of the said sign shall
prevail.
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3.0'l Obstruction: No person shall park or stop a motor vehicle in a municipal parking
lot in a manner that blocks or obstructs an entrance or an interior access route.
3.02 Temporary Closings: No person shall park or stop a motor vehicle in a
municipal parking Iot on which parking has been prohibited temporarily in
accordance with section 6.03.
3.03 No Overnight Parking in Winter: No person shall park a motor vehicle in a
municipal parking lot from November 1st of one year to April 30th of the following
year at any time between 12:00 A.M. and 8:00 a.m., or during such shorter
period as identified by authorized signs.
3.04 Abandoned Vehicles: No person shall park or Ieave an abandoned vehicle in a
municipal parking lot.
3.05
Parking Spaces: If parking spaces are identified by Iines or markings, no person
shall park a motor vehicle on that parking Iot except entirely within the Iines or
markings that identify an individual parking space, and no person shall park a
motor vehicle with its wheels across or outside those Iines or markings.
3.06
Exception for Long Vehicles: Subject to section 3.0"l, section 3.05 does not
apply to a motor vehicle that is too long to be parked entirely within an individual
parking space.
3.07
One Vehicle per Parking Space: With the exceptiori of motorcycles, no more
than one motor vehicle shall be parked within an individual parking space that is
identified by Iines or markings.
3.08
General Limit: Subject to section 3.03, no person shall park a motor vehicle for
longer than twenty-four (24) hours in any municipal parking Iot.
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Fire Routes: No person shall park or stop a motor 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.
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5.01 Enforcement: This by-law may be enforced by every municipal Iaw enforcement
officer and police officer.
5.02 0bstruction: No person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct,
any person exercising a power or performing a duty under this by-law.
5.03 0ffence and Penalty: It is an offence for a person to contravene any provision of
this by-Iaw, and every person who contravenes this by-Iaw is guilty of an offence
and, upon conviction, is liable to a fine in accordance with the provisions of the
Provincial Offences Act and to any other applicable penalty.
5.04 0wner's Liability: If a motor vehicle has been parked or stopped in
contravention of this by-law, the owner of the vehicle, even though the owner
was not the driver of the vehicle at the time of the contravention of the by-Iaw, is
guilty of an offence and is Iiable to a fine in accordance with the provisions of the
Provincial Offences Act or with subsection 425(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 and
to any other applicable penalty.
5.05 0ut of Court Payment: Any person to whom a parking infraction notice has
been issued alleging that a provision of this by-law has beeri contravened may
within five business days, excluding the day on which the notice was issued,
make a voluntary, out of court payment to the Township of a reduced fine
amount, as specified on the parking infraction notice.
5.06
Multiple Offences: The conviction of a person for the contravention of any
provision of this by-Iaw 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.
5.07 Court Order: If this by-Iaw 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.
5.08
lmpoundment: If a vehicle is left parked on a municipal highway or on any other
Iand owned or occupied by the Township in contravention of this by-law, the
Township may cause the vehicle to be removed and impounded in accordance
with subsection 170(15) of the Highway Traffic Act, or to be restrained and
immobilized.
5.09
Recovery of lmpounded Vehicles: If a vehicle is removed and impounded in
accordance with section 5.08, its owner or another person acting with the
authorization of the owner shall be required to pay all costs incurred by the
Township in removing, caring for and storing the vehicle in order to recover the
vehicle.
5.10
Recovery of the Township's Costs: All costs incurred by the Township in
removing, caring for and storing a vehicle removed and impounded in
accordance with section 5.08 are a Iien upon the vehicle that may be enforced in
the manner provided by Part 111 of the Repair and Storage Liens Act.
5.11 Disposition of Abandoned Vehicles: If an abandoned vehicle that has been
removed and impounded in accordance with section 5.08 is not recovered within
ten business days, excluding the day on which the vehicle was removed and
impounded, the Township may begin proceedings to sell or otherwise dispose of
the vehicle in accordance with the provisions of the Repair and Storage Liens
Act.
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6.01 Authorized Signs: The installation of signs identifying the regulations
established by this by-Iaw respecting the parking and stopping of motor vehicles
on highways, municipal parking lots and other property owned or occupied by the
Township is authorized.
6.02 Administration: The Road Superintendent and the Chief Building
Official/Municipal Law Enforcement Officer/Planning Supervisor are responsible
for the installation and maintenance of authorized signs which provide notice of
the regulations established by this by-Iaw.
6.03 Temporary Parking Prohibition: The Director of Community Events Fire Chief,
Environmental and Property Operations Manager, Road Superintendent and
Chief Buildirig Official/Municipal Law Eriforcement Officer/Planning Supervisor,
are authorized to impose temporary parking regulations on a municipal highway,
municipal parking Iot or any other property owned or occupied by the Township
during an emergency, a construction, repair or maintenance project, a special
event or in other special circumstances.
6.04 EffectiveDate:ThisBy-IawcomesintoforceDecemberl0fh,2015.
By-Iaw read a first, second and third time, and finally passed, this 1 0th day of December,
2015.
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Village of Minden
Two (2) Hour Parking Zones
Fifteen (15) Minute Parking Zones
No Parking Zones
No Parking Except Emergency Vehicles
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SCHEDULE "2"
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A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
?Two (2) Hour Parking Zones"
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STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
The bridge in a
Southerly
direction.
To a point
Forty-three
(43) metres
past the
intersection of
Peck Street.
Except any area
where parking is
prohibited.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
East
Two metres
South of the
intersection of
Water Street in
a Southerly
direction.
A distance of
Seventy-nine
(79) metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
East
The
intersection of
Newcastle
Street in a
Southerly
direction.
A distance of
One hundred
and forty-four
(144) metres.
Except any area
where parking is
prohibited.
Peck Street
West
Eight (8)
metres fro the
intersection of
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street and
measured in a
Northerly
direction.
A distance of
Twelve (12)
metres.
Newcastle
Street
North.
Forty (40)
metres West of
the intersection
of Chandos
Street.
A point Ten
(10) metres
east of the
intersection of
St. Germaine
Street.
Newcastle
Street
South
Eight (8)
metres West of
the intersection
of Chandos
Street.
A distance of
Seventy (70)
metres.
Newcastle
Street
South
Six (6) metres
from the
intersection of
St. Gerrnaine
Street
westerly.
A distance of
Twenty-four
(24) metres.
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SCHEDULE "2"
TO BY-LAW #1 5-1 68
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
Two (2) Hour Parking Zones
STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Prince Street
South
Eight (8)
metres East of
the intersection
of Milne
Street.
A distance of
Thirty-two
(32) metres.
Water Street
South
Nine (9)
metres from
the intersection
of Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street.
A distance of
Eighteen (18)
metres.
Water Street
South
Thirty (30)
metres from
the intersection
of Prince
Street easterly.
A distance of
One hundred
(100) metres.
Except any area
where parking is
prohibited.
Water Street
North
Nine (9)
metres from
the intersection
of Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street easterly.
A distance of
One hundred
and fifty (150)
metres.
Invergordon
Avenue
South
Thirty-one (31 )
metres from
the intersection
of Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street easterly.
A distance of
Eighty (80)
metres.
St. Germaine
Street
East
Eight (8)
metres from
the intersection
of Newcastle
Street.
A distance of
Thirty-Eight
(38) metres.
SCHFDI 11 F "3"
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A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PAPKING
?Fifteen (15) Minutes Parking Zones"
STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Prince Street
South
Intersection of
Water Street
easterly.
Intersection of
Milne Street.
Milne Street
West
Intersection of
Prince Street
southerly.
A distance of
Twenty (20)
metres.
SCHEDULE "4"
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?No Parking Zones"
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STREET
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FROM
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ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
Intersection of
McKnight
Drive
southerly.
Intersection of
Highway 35.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
East '
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Intersection of
Newcastle
Street
northerly.
A distance of
Twelve (12)
metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
Intersection of
Newcastle
Street
northerly.
A distance of
Twenty-one
(21 ) metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
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Intersection of
Newcastle
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southerly.
A distance of
Six (6) metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
East
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Home
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entrance
' northerly.
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Forty-five (45)
metres south of
the intersection
of Peck Street.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
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#2 northerly.
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Prentice Street
intersection.
Newcastle
Street
South and
North
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Intersection of
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
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Street easterly.
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The
intersection of
St. Gerrnaine
Street.
Save and except
any area where
angle parking
regulations are
posted to that
effect.
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SCHEDULE "4"
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"No Parking Zones"
STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Newcastle
Street
South
Intersection of
Chandos Street
easterly.
Intersection of
Highway 35.
Milne Street
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West
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The
intersection of
Newcastle
Street
northerly.
A distance of
Twenty-one
(21) metres.
Milne Street
East
The
intersection of
Newcastle
Street
northerly.
A distance of
Forty-five (45)
metres.
Prince Street
North
Intersection of
St. Germaine
Street westerly.
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A distance of
Sixty-seven
(67) metres.
Prince Street
South
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Intersection of
St. Germaine
Street westerly.
A distance of
Forty-seven
(47) metres.
Water Street
South
Intersection of
Prince Street
easterly.
A distance of
Thirty (30)
metres.
Water Street
South
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center of the
entrance of the
' Beaver Theatre
easterly.
A distance of
Five (5) metres.
Water Street
South
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From the
' center of the
entrance of the
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Beaver Theatre
westerly.
A distance of
Eight (8)
metres.
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Page 3 of Sehedule 4"
SCHEDULE "4"
TO BY-LAW #1 5-1 68
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
No Parking Zones"
STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
ALLOWANCE
AND OR
RESTRICTIONS
Invergordon
Avenue
South
Intersection of
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street easterly.
A distance of
Thirty-one (31 )
metres.
Invergordon
Avenue
North
Intersection of
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street easterly.
A distance of
One hundred
and eleven
(111) metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/Main
Street
West
Intersection of
Peck Street
southerly.
A distance of
Eight (8)
metres.
Newcastle
Street
North
Intersection of
St. Gerrnaine
Street easterly.
A distance of
Ten(10)
metres.
Bobcaygeon
Road/
Invergordon
Avenue
East
Intersection of
Invergordon
Avenue
Fleming Road
SCHEDULE "5?
TO BY-LAW #1 s-1 68
A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING
?No Parking Except Emergency Vehicles?
a) Fire Hall : in front of the doors of the Fire Hall
and within one decimal five (1 .5) metres on either
side of such doors.
b) Minden Community Centre: in front of the
lower and upper main entrances and within one
decimal five (1.5) metres on either side of such
entrance.
c) Minden Curling Club: in front of the main
entrance and within one decimal five (1 .5) metres
on either side of such entrance.
The Township of Minden Hills
PART II PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
By-Law#l5-168 ParkingBy-Law.
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ITEM NO.
SHORT FORM
WORDING
PROVISION
CREATING
AND DEFINING
OFFENCE
EARLY
VOLUNTARY
PAYMENT
PAYABLE
WITHIN 7
DAYS
SET FINE
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OVERNIGHT
PARKING ON
ANY HIGHWAY
IN WINGER
SECTION 2.09
$15.00
$20.00
2
OVERNIGHT IN
MUNICIPAL
PARKING LOT
IN WINTER
SECTION 3.03
$15.00
$20.00
3
TWELVE HOUR
PARKING
SECTION 2.08
$15.00
$20.00
4
PARKING ON A
SIDEWALK OR
FOOTPATH
SECTION 2.11 (a)
$15.00
$20.00
5
PARKING ON A
BOULEVARD
EXCEPT IN
AREAS WHERE
PERMITTED
SECTION 2.11 (b)
$15.00
$20.00
6
PARK OR STOP
IN FRONT OF OR
WITHIN 2 M OF
ENTRANCE
SECTION 2.11 (c)
$15.00
$20.00
7
PARKING IN
FRONT OF OR
ADJACENT TO A
FIREHALL
SECTION 2.11 (i)
$15.00
$20.00
8
PARK OR STOP
INFIRE
LANE/ZONE
SECTION 2.11(j)
$15.00
$20.00
9
PARKING
OBSTRUCTING
FIRE HYDRANT
SECTION 2.11 (k)
$15.00
$20.00
10
PARK OR STOP
OBSTRUCTING
VEHICULAR
TRAFFICE
SECTION 2.11(l)
$15.00
$20.00
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PARKING IN A
MANNER THAT
INTERFERES
WITH
MAINTENANCE
AND REPAIR OF
HIGHWAYS
AND UTILITES
OR WITH SNOW
REMOVAL
SECTION 2.11(O)
$15.00
$20.00
The Township of Minden Hills
PART II PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
By-Law#l5-168 ParkingBy-Law.
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NOTE: The general penalty provision for the offences listed above is section 61 of
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.0. 1990, c.P.3
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PARKING
LONGER THAN
TWO HOURS
SECTION 2.12
$15.00
$20.00
13
PARKING
LONGER THAN
15 MINUTES
SECTION 2.13
$15.00
$20.00
14
PARKING IN A
NO PARKING
ZONE
SECTION 2.14
$15.00
$20.00
15
PARKING IN AN
EMERGENCY
VEHICLE ZONE
SECTION 2.15
$15.00
$20.00
16
PARKING AN
ABANDONED
VEHICLE IN A
MUNICIPAL
PARKING LOT
SECTION 3.04
$15.00
$20.00
17
PARKING A
VEHICLE FOR
LONGER THAN
TWENTY FOUR
(24) HOURS IN
ANY
MUNICIPAL
PARKING LOT
SECTION 3.08
$15.00
$20.00
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PARKING IN A
DESIGNATED
FIRE ROUTE
SECTION 4.01
$15.00
$20.00