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The Corporation of the City of Port Col borne
By-law No. 89-2000
A by-law regulating parking and traffic on City Roads
Part I
Interpretation
Part 11
Stopping, Standing, and Parking
Part Ill
Special Zones
Part IV
Traffic Movement
Part V
Speed Regulations
Part VI
Load Related Restrictions
Part VII
Driving and Related Rules
Part VIII
Pedestrians
Part IX
Erection of Signs
Part X
Offences and Penalties
Part XI
Application, Administration and Enforcement
Schedules
By-le W 89-2000
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A by-law regulating parking and traffic on City Roads
Whereas it is necessary and advisable to repeal By-law 89-2000, as amended, and
to enact as a re-enactment By-law 89-2000 with the text and schedules herein
provided;
Now therefore the Council of The Corporation of the City of Port Col borne enacts as
re-enacted By-law 89-2000 as follows:
Part I
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Interpretation
General
In this by-law:
"Bicycle" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic Act;
"Boulevard" means all parts of the highway save and except
any roadway, shoulder, driveway, or sidewalk and
i)
"outer boulevard" means such portions of the
highway lying between any sidewalk and the roadway
or the shoulder where such exists;
ii)
"inner boulevard" means such portion of the highway
lying between the lateral boundary and the sidewalk
and where there is no sidewalk it means that portion
of the highway lying between the lateral boundary
and the roadway or the shoulder where such exists;
"Bus" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic Act;
"Bus stop" means a portion of a highway designated as an area
at which buses will stop to receive or discharge passengers;
"Chief of Police" means the Chief of the Niagara Regional
Police Force or District Commander for the jurisdiction of Port
Colborne;
"City Engineer" shall mean the person filling the Office of the
Director of Engineering/Public Works of The City of Port
Colborne or their properly appointed representative;
"Commercial motor vehicle" has the same meaning as the
Highway Traffic Act;
"Corner" with reference to a highway intersection means the
point of intersection of the prolongation of the lateral curb lines
or in the absence of curbs the prolongation of edges of the
roadways;
"Crosswalk" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Cul-de-sac" means a highway which is closed at one end
where a turning circle or basin is constructed to allow a vehicle
to turn around and egress at the open end;
"Driveway" means the improved land on a highway which
provides vehicular access from the roadway to a laneway or
parking area on adjacent land;
"Emergency vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Highway
Traffic Act;
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"Farm tractor" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Gross weight" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"The H.T.A." or the "Highway Traffic Act" means the Highway
Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 198, as amended;
"Highway" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic Act;
"Holiday" includes Sunday, New Year's Day, Good Friday,
Easter Monday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, the day proclaimed
as a Civic Holiday, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, the day
proclaimed as the monarch's birthday or the day fixed by
proclamation of the Governor General or Lieutenant-Governor-
in-Council as a public holiday or for a general feast or
thanksgiving and the next following day when any such holiday
falls on a Sunday;
"Intersection" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Island" means a portion of a highway so constructed as to
separate or direct vehicular traffic onto specific portions of the
roadway, or provided for the use or protection of pedestrians;
"Large Motor Vehicles" shall mean a commercial motor vehicle,
bus, school bus, boat, boat trailer, or mobile home.
"Loading zone" means the portion of a roadway set apart for the
exclusive purpose of parking a commercial motor vehicle to
load or unload the same;
"Median strip" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Ministry" means the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario;
"Mobile canteen" includes any vehicle in or from which any food
or other edible substance or any beverage is offered for retail
sale or sold direct to the consumer;
"Motor assisted bicycle" has the same meaning as in the
Highway Traffic Act;
"Motorcycle" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Motor vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Official sign" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act or means any sign or other device placed or erected on a
highway under the authority of this by-law for the purpose of
regulating, warning, or guiding traffic;
"One-way roadway" means a roadway or part of a roadway
designated as such by by-law of the City of Port Colborne;
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"Park" or "parking" has the same meaning as in the Highway
Traffic Act;
"Parking meter" means a device that shall indicate thereon the
length of time during which a vehicle may be parked which shall
have as a part thereof a receptacle for receiving and storing
coins, a slot or place in which such coins may be deposited, a
timing mechanism to indicate the passage of the interval of time
during which the parking is permissible and which shall also
display a signal when said interval of time shall have elapsed.
"Parking meter zone" means the highways or parts of highways
designated by this by-law as constituting a parking meter zone.
"Parking space" means a portion of the surface of a highway
designated by suitable markings, the use of which is controlled
and regulated by a parking meter.
"Pedestrian" means a person on foot, or in a wheelchair, baby
carriage, or on a child's play vehicle propelled by muscular
power;
"Pedestrian barrier'' means a rail, fence, or a device installed on
a sidewalk or at any location within a highway at where
pedestrian is prevented from crossing the roadway or entering
a barricaded area;
"Pedestrian crossover" has the same meaning as in the
Highway Traffic Act;
"Police force" means the Niagara Regional Police Force;
"Police officer" means a constable, any municipal by-law
enforcement officer, or any person appointed for enforcing or
carrying out the provisions of this by-law;
"Public vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Public Vehicle
Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 425 as amended;
"Regional municipality" or "Region" means the Corporation of
the Regional Municipality of Niagara;
"Regional Council" has the same meaning as in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 438 as amended;
"Roadway" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"School bus" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Shoulder'' means that portion of the highway lying adjacent to
the roadway where there is no barrier curb, and which is
improved or maintained to support a stopped vehicle;
"Side, approach" means that side closest to lawfully
approaching vehicular traffic;
"Side, remote" means that side most distant from lawfully
approaching vehicular traffic;
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"Sidewalk" means a foot path or any portion of highway set
aside or improved for the use of pedestrians;
"Stand" or "standing" has the same meaning as in the Highway
Traffic Act;
"Stop" or "stopping" has the same meaning as in the Highway
Traffic Act;
"Taxi cab" has the same meaning as in the Public Vehicle Act,
R.S.O. 1980, c. 425 as amended;
"Through highway" has the same meaning as in the Highway
Traffic Act;
"Traffic" includes pedestrians, ridden, led or herded animals,
vehicles, motorized snow vehicles and other conveyances,
either singly or together while using any portion of a highway for
the purposes of travel or movement of goods;
"Traffic control device" means any sign, traffic signal or other
roadway, curb or sidewalk marking, or any other device erected
or placed under the authority of this by-law for the purpose of
regulating, warning, or guiding traffic;
"Traffic signal" means any device operated manually,
electrically, or mechanically for the regulation of traffic;
"Trailer" has the same meaning in the Highway Traffic Act;
"Transit Commission" means any local board of an area
municipality operating a public passenger transportation
system, or any private body operating a public passenger
transportation system under franchise from or agreement with
an area municipality;
"U-Turn" means to turn a vehicle within a roadway in order to
proceed in the opposite direction from the direction the vehicle
was previously travelling;
"Vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic Act;
"Wheelchair" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act;
"Public Park" designated as a public park by the City of Port
Colborne
"Public Park Roadway" shall be the portion of the park set out
for vehicular traffic.
"Commercial Motor Vehicle" has the same meaning as the
Truck Transportation Act.
"School Bus" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act.
"Boat" a water going vehicle.
"Boat Trailer" a vehicle designed to transport a boat to/from
land and/or water.
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"Mobile Home" has the same meaning as in the Highway Traffic
Act.
"Residential Area" shall mean a highway located in a residential
zone pursuant to Zoning By-law 1150/97/81, as amended, for
the City of Port Colborne.
"Parking Ticket Dispensing Machine" means a device that shall
have a receptacle for receiving and storing coins, a space or
place in which coins may be deposited, an indicator which
shows the amount of deposit and the time paid for, have the
capability of dispensing a parking ticket that shall indicate
thereon the location, amount paid and valid time purchased
when either a ticket button is pressed or automatically upon the
deposit of a predesignated fee;
"Tow Away Zone" shall mean signage depicting an area
designated by this by-law where a vehicle may be towed away
forthwith;
"City Emergency Representative" shall mean the Chief
Administrative Officer, Fire Chief, Mayor, or the City Engineer
or the appointed designate.
In this by-law:
Words importing the singular number of the masculine gender
only, include more persons, parties or things of the same kind
than one, and females as well as males.
A word interpreted in the singular number has a corresponding
meaning when used in plural.
Abbreviations
In the schedules to this by-law, the following abbreviations,
definitions, and symbols stand for the words respectively set
forth opposite thereto as follows:
Ave.
Blvd.
Cir.
Ct.
Cres.
Dr.
Hwy.
Pkwy.
Pl.
Regn.
Rd.
St.
Sq.
No.
Cm
Km
Km/h
M
N
s
w
E
a.m.
p.m.
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Avenue
Boulevard
Circle
Court
Crescent
Drive
Highway
Parkway
Place
Regional
Road
Street
Square
Number
Centimetre
Kilometre
Kilometre per hour
Metre
North
South
West
East
Ante Meridian
Post Meridian
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102.03
102.04
103.01
Part II
201.01
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Distance
Where a distance is used in this by-law as from, to or within a
specified distance of an object, structure, land, intersection, or
part of highway, such distance shall be measured along the
curb or edge of the roadway, from a point in such curb or edge
or roadway opposite such object, structure, land, or corner,
unless the context otherwise requires.
Cumulative Effect
The various restrictions of this by-law are cumulative and not
mutually self-exclusive.
Severability
It is declared that if any section, subsection, schedule, or part
thereof this by-law be declared by a court of law to be bad,
illegal, or ultra vires, such part or parts shall be deemed to be
severable and all parts hereof are declared to be separate and
independent and enacted as such.
Standard Time and Daylight Saving Time
Whenever in this by-law a time of day or hour is referred to, the
same shall be construed in accordance with Stand Time or
Daylight Saving Time, as may be current official use in the
Region.
Stopping, Standing, and Parking
Two-way Roadway and Right Side of One-way Roadway
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted, except as
provided in Subsection 201.04 and 201.07, no person shall
stop, stand, or park any vehicle on any roadway where there is
a barrier curb or no shoulder on the right side of the roadway,
having regard to the direction in which such vehicle wa
travelling, unless the right front and rear wheelers parallel to the
right curb or edge of the roadway.
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted, except as
provided in Subsections 201.05 and 201.07, no person shall
stop, stand, or park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
stopped, standing, or parked on any roadway where there is a
barrier curb or no shoulder on the right side of the roadway,
having regard to the direction in which such vehicle was
travelling, unless the right front and rear wheels are not more
than thirty centimetres (30cm) from the right curb or edge of the
roadway.
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted, except as
provided in Subsections 201.06 and 201.07, no person shall
stop, stand, or park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
stopped, standing, or parked on any roadway where there is
shoulder on the right side of the roadway having regard to the
direction in which such vehicle was travelling, unless the right
and front wheels parallel to and as near as is practicable to the
right edge of the shoulder.
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One-Way Roadway, Left Side
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted on the left
side of a highway designated for one-way traffic, except as
provided in subsection 201.07, no person shall stop, stand, or
park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped,
standing, or parked on any roadway where there is a barrier
curb or no shoulder on the left side of the roadway, having
regard to the direction in which the vehicle was travelling,
unless the left front and rear wheels parallel to the left curb or
edge of the roadway.
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted on the left
side of a highway designated for one-way traffic, except as
provided in subsection 201.07, no person shall stop, stand, or
park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped,
standing, or parked on any roadway where there is a barrier
curb or no shoulder on the left side of the roadway, having
regard to the direction in which the vehicle was travelling,
unless the left front and rear wheels are not more than thirty
centimetres (30cm) away from the left curb or edge of the
roadway.
Where stopping, standing, or parking is permitted on the left
side of a highway designated for one-way traffic, except as
provided in subsection 201.07, no person shall stop, stand, or
park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped,
standing, or parked on any roadway where there is a shoulder
on the left side of the roadway, having regard to the direction in
which the vehicle was travelling, unless the left front and rear
wheels parallel to and as near as is practicable to the left curb
or edge of the roadway.
Angle Parking Zone
Where angle parking is permitted, no person shall stop, stand,
or park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped,
standing, or parked except at the angle designated by signs or
markings, and with the front end of the vehicle at the curb or the
edge of the designated space which is remote from the centre
of the roadway.
Signed or Marked Areas
No person shall permit a vehicle to remain stopped, standing,
or parked on any portion of any highway designated by signs or
markings on the highway for stopping, standing, or parking
except when the said vehicle is entirely within the space or area
so designated.
Double Parking Prohibited
No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle or permit a
vehicle to remain stopped, standing, or parking on any highway
on the roadway side of any stopped, standing, or parked
vehicle.
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Shoulder and Boulevard Restrictions
Unless otherwise provided in this by-law, no person shall stop,
stand, or park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped,
standing, or parked on any should and boulevard contrary to
the prohibition or restriction applicable to the adjacent roadway
as herein provided by this by-law.
Parking Limitation Within the Same Zone
No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle or permit a
vehicle to remain stopped, standing, or parked on a portion of
the highway within thirty meters (30m) of or within one hour
from the time of its removal from such portion of a highway
where such portion is referred to in Part II to this by-law.
Large Motor Vehicles
No person shall stop, stand, or park a large motor vehicle or the
trailer portion of the tractor trailer on any street in any
residential area unless it is at the time being used to make a
delivery or to provide a service.
Parking of Bicycles
No person shall stop, stand, or park a bicycle on a highway
except in an upright position and in such a manner as to cause
the least obstruction to pedestrian and vehicular traffic and no
bicycle shall be laid on its side along any highway or sidewalk.
Stopping Prohibited - Specified Places, Without Signs
No person shall stop any vehicle or permit any vehicle to
remain stopped on any highway:
On or partly on or over a sidewalk;
Within an intersection or crosswalk;
Adjacent to or across the roadway from any obstruction in the
roadway when such action would impede the free flow of traffic;
Upon any bridge or elevated structure and within any tunnel or
underpass, or within thirty meters (30m) of either end of any
such structure, except where stopping in these locations is
otherwise permitted by this by-law;
On any median strip or adjacent to either side or the ends of
any median strip separating two roadways, except when
stopping in these locations is otherwise permitted by this by-
law;
On any outer boulevard.
Stopping Prohibited - Specified Places, With Signs
When official signs are on display, no person shall stop a
vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped on a highway:
Within thirty meters (30m) of the approach side of a crosswalk
at a school crossing designated by official signs or of
pedestrian crossover, or within ten meters (1 Om) of the remote
side of a school crosswalk or a pedestrian crossover;
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203.02.05
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203.04
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204.02
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Within thirty meters (30m) of the approach side of the nearest
rail of any level crossing of a railway, or within sixteen meters
(16m) of the remote side of the nearest rail of any such level
crossing;
On either side or both sides of such highway adjacent to a
school or playground at such times as displayed on the signs;
Within fifteen meters (15m) of an intersection;
Within sixty meters (60m) of an intersection controlled by a
traffic signal.
Stopping Prohibited - Schedule "A"
When official signs are on display, no person shall stop a
vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain stopped on a highway, at
the side, between the limits, and during the times and days set
out respectively in columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Schedule "A" of this
by-law.
The provisions of Subsection 203.02.01, 203.02.03 or 203.03,
shall not apply to a school bus within a School Bus Loading
Zone designated by official signs.
Standing Prohibited - Specified Places, With Signs
Subject to Section 203, when official signs are on display, no
person shall stand a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
standing on a highway:
Within twelve meters (12m) of the remote side of a designated
Transit Commission bus stop or within twenty-eight meters
(28m} of the approach side of such bus stop, provided such
vehicle does not interfere with a bus waiting to enter or about to
enter or exit from such bus stop.
Standing Prohibited - Schedule "B"
Subject to Section 203, when official signs are on display, no
person shall stand a vehicle for the purpose of standing or
permit a vehicle to remain standing on a highway, at the side,
between the limits, and during the times and days set out
respectively in columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Schedule "B" of this by-
law.
Parking Prohibited - Specified Places, Without Signs
Subject to Sections 203 and 204, no person shall park a vehicle
or permit a vehicle to remain parked on any highway:
Within ten meters (10m) of an intersection;
Within three meters (3m) of a fire hydrant;
On an inner boulevard;
On a driveway within thirty centimeters (30cm) of a sidewalk,
between the sidewalk and the roadway, or where there is no
sidewalk within three meters (3m) of the edge of a roadway or
on meter (1 m) of shoulder;
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205.02
205.02.01
205.02.02
205.02.03
205.02.04
205.02.05
205.02.06
205.02.07
205.02.08
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In front of or within on and one-half meters (1.5m) of a laneway
or driveway or a curb-cut or depressed curb thereto;
On either side of a roadway so as to obstruct a vehicle in the
use of any laneway or driveway;
In such a position that will prevent the convenient removal of
any other vehicle previously stopped, standing, or parked;
For the purpose of displaying such vehicle for sale or lease;
For the purpose of servicing or repairing such vehicle except for
repairs as have been necessitated by an emergency;
For a longer period than 24 hours at any one time;
Not applicable.
In such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic,
street cleaning measures or the clearing of snow from the
highway.
Parking Prohibited - Specified Places, With Signs
Subject to Sections 203 and 204, when official signs are on
display, no person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to
remain parked on any highway:
In front of within eight metres (8m) of the property limits on
which an active fire hall is located, or on the opposite side of
the said highway, within thirty metres (30m) of the prolongated
lot limits of the said property; and fifteen metres (15m) from the
ramp of a secondary (back-up) or inactive fire hall
Within sixteen meters (16m) of an intersection;
Within forty-five meters (45m) of an intersection controlled by a
traffic signal;
In front of or within three meters (3m) of the main entrance to or
any emergency exit from any public house, hotel, motel,
hospital, nursing home, theatre, auditorium or other building or
enclosed space in which persons may be expected to
congregate in large numbers;
Within three meters (3m) of a laneway or driveway or a curb cut
or depressed curb thereto;
Having a roadway width of eight meters (8m) or less;
Within thirty meters (30m) of the approach side and within
fifteen meters (15m) of the remote side of a crosswalk
controlled by a traffic signal and not located at an intersection;
So as to interfere with the formation of a funeral procession;
Within the turning circle of a basin of a cul-de-sac;
Within fifteen meters (15m) of the termination of a dead end
roadway;
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206.01
207.01
208.01
209.01
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Where the Chief of Police, City Engineer or City Emergency
Representative is of the opinion that, for some temporary
period, the safety of the public, the proper movement of traffic,
or the proper and safe performance of some vital function of
The City of Port Colborne requires the prohibition or limitation of
parking.
Parking Prohibited - Schedule "C"
Subject to Sections 203 and 204, when official signs are on
display, no person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to
remain parked on a highway, at the side, between the limits,
and during the times and days set out respectively in columns
1, 2, 3, and 4 of Schedule "C" of this by-law.
Parking Prohibition Tow Away Zone
Subject to Sections 203 and 204, when official signs are on
display, no person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to
remain parked on a highway, at the sides, and between the
limits, set out in Columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Schedule "C-2" of
this By-law.
Trailer and Commercial Motor Vehicle Parking Prohibition -
Schedule "D"
Subject to Sections 203 and 204, when official signs are on
display, no person shall park a trailer or commercial motor
vehicle, or permit a trailer or commercial motor vehicle to
remain parked on a highway, at the side, between the limits,
and during the times.
Parking Restrictions Exemptions - Funeral Corteges
If the Chief of Police is of the opinion or deems it desirable, he
may declare that Subsections 205.02.03, 205.02.04, 205.02.07,
and 205.03 do not apply for a temporary period to prevent the
parking of vehicles forming part of any funeral cortege, provided
that all such vehicles are parked on only one side of the
highway at one time.
Limited Parking - Schedule "E"
Subject to the previous sections of Part 11, when official signs
are on display, no person shall park a vehicle or permit a
vehicle to remain parked on a highway, at the side, between the
limits, for a longer period of time and during the times and days
set out respectively in columns 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Schedule "E"
of this by-law.
Angle Parking - Schedule "F"
Subject to the previous sections of Part 11, angle parking is
permitted on the roadways, at the sides, and between the limits
set forth respectively in columns 1, 2, and 3 of Schedule "F" of
this by-law.
Parking Meters - General Regulations
Where parking meters have been installed under the authority
of this by-law, no person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle
to remain parked in a parking meter space unless:
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Where parallel parking is permitted, the front wheels of such
vehicle are adjacent to the single parking meter provided for
such parking meter space;
Where parallel parking is permitted and two meters are
mounted on the same standard, the rear wheels of the remote
vehicles shall be adjacent to or as close as is practicable to
such parking meters and the front wheels of the approach
vehicle shall be adjacent to or as close as is practicable to such
parking meters;
Where angle parking is permitted, the front wheels of the
vehicle shall be adjacent to or as close as is practicable to the
parking meter provided for such parking meter space.
No person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
parked in such a manner that it is not wholly within the area
designated as a parking space unless the vehicle is of such
length as to render it impossible to park it in one parking space,
in which case the adjoining parking space or spaces may, in
addition, be used if the required coin deposits are made in the
parking meters provided for all such parking spaces so used.
No person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
parked in a parking meter space if:
The parking meter has been covered by a parking meter cover
or parking prohibition sign, or
Such parking meter space is presently occupied by another
vehicle.
Parking Metered Space Subject to Other Provisions
The stopping, standing, and parking of vehicles in metered
spaces shall be subject to all prohibitions, restrictions,
limitations and provisions of this by-law, other City of Port
Colborne by-laws and the Highway Traffic Act
Use of Parking Meter
No person shall deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking
meter:
Any slug, device, or other substitute for a coin of Dominion of
Canada or of the United States of America, or
Any coin except for five cent coin commonly referred to as a
"nickel", a ten cent coin commonly referred to as a "dime", a
twenty-five cent coin commonly referred to as a "quarter", or a
dollar coin commonly referred to as a "dollar'', of the Dominion
of Canada or of the United States of America.
Parking Meter Zones - Schedule "G"
The highways or portions of the highways described in
Schedule "G" of this by-law are hereby designated as parking
meter zones.
Subject to the provisions in Subsection 209.06.02, when
parking meters have been erected on the highway, at the side,
and between the limits set out respectively in Column 1, 2, and
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3 of Schedule "G" of this by-law, no person shall park a vehicle
or permit a vehicle to remain parked for a longer period of time
and during the times and days set out respectively in Columns
5 and 6 of the said schedule.
Subject to the maximum parking time period and the hours and
days of operation set out in Schedule "G" of this by-law, no
person shall park any vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain
parked in a parking meter space unless the fee set out in
Column 4 of the said schedule is deposited in the meter
controlling such parking meter space and the said meter is in
operation and the said time limit on the meter for which the
appropriate fee has been paid has not expired and that the
receipt issued by the parking ticket dispenser shall be placed
inside the windshield of the vehicle while the vehicle is parked
in or on the parking space in a position so that the writing and
markings on the receipt face outward so as to be easily seen
from outside the vehicle.
Unexpired Parking Meter
The driver of a vehicle shall not be prevented from using the
unexpired time remaining on a parking meter from its previous
user without depositing a coin therefor.
Vehicle at Expired Parking Meter
The fact that a parking meter governing a parking meter space
indicates that a vehicle is unlawfully parked is prima facie
evidence that such vehicle is unlawfully parked.
Parking Permits
The City of Port Colborne may issue:
(i)
Commercial Loading Permits to the owner of any
commercial vehicle and any commercial vehicle for
which such permit has been issued may be parked in
any parking space while actually engaged in loading
or unloading goods, wares, or merchandise, without
making use of the parking meter adjacent to such
parking space for a period not exceeding 30 minutes;
(ii)
Temporary Parking Permit of daily or weekly duration
to the owner of any vehicle for a parking meter space
and such parking meter space which has been
designated for a daily or weekly parking permit shall
be covered by a parking meter cover;
(iii)
Courtesy Parking Permits of daily duration to the
owner of any vehicle and any vehicle for which such
permit has been issued may be parked in any
metered parking space without making use of the
parking meter adjacent to such parking space.
Every commercial vehicle for which a commercial loading
permit or any vehicle for which courtesy parking permit has
been issued shall be identified by having displayed on the
windshield an official parking permit issued by the City of Port
Colborne.
The fee for every commercial loading permit and temporary
parking permit shall be in accordance with the tariff contained in
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Schedule "G1" to this by-law. Every commercial loading permit
shall expire on the 31 st day of December of the year for which it
was issued. Every courtesy parking permit shall be stamped
with an expiry date at the time of issue.
Commercial vehicle loading permits or parking permits issued
by the area municipality shall be deemed to be permits to be
permits issued under this Section.
Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, drivers of the
following classes of vehicles shall not be required to deposit
coins in the parking meter provided for a parking space
occupied by vehicles:
(i)
Fire Department vehicles of the City of Port Col borne,
(ii)
Regional Police Force vehicles,
(iii)
Ambulances,
(iv)
Hearses,
(v)
Privately owned vehicles in use by employees of the
City of Port Colborne or the Region of Niagara, on
municipal business, provided that such vehicles are
identified by having affixed to the windshield thereof
an official parking sticker issued by the City of Port
Colborne or the Region of Niagara.
(vi)
Vehicles of an area municipal public Utilities
Commission while such vehicles are being used in
connection with the construction, maintenance, or
repair of any plant or equipment of such
Commissions.
(vii)
A privately owned vehicle provided that such vehicle
is identified by a valid handicapped permit displayed
on the windshield.
(viii)
A commercial vehicle provided that such vehicle is
identified by a valid commercial parking permit
displaying in the windshield.
(ix)
A privately owned vehicle provided that such vehicle
is identified by a valid courtesy parking permit
displayed on the windshield.
(x)
Vehicles owned by the City of Port Colborne or the
Region of Niagara on municipal business.
(xi)
A privately owned vehicle provided that such vehicle
is identified by a valid City of Port Colborne Veteran's
Parking Permit displayed on the windshield, and the
Veteran is a passenger, being picked up or
transported in the vehicle and further that such
exemption shall apply for a maximum of three
continuous hours at or in any one parking meter
zone.
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301.01
301.02
301.03
302.01
303.01
303.02
303.03
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Special Zones
Bus Stops -
The establishment of a bus stop for local Transit Commission
buses on roadways is hereby authorized and shall be
conclusively deemed to have been established when official
signs are on display.
Public Vehicle (Inter-City) Parking Zone Schedule "H"
Subject to Part 11, when official signs are on display, no person
shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain parked on the
highway, at the side, between the limits and during the times
and days set out respectively in Columns 1 , 2, 3, and 4 of
Schedule "H" of this by-law, except a public vehicle.
Public Vehicle (Inter-City) Bus Stop Schedule "I"
Subject to Part II, when official signs are on display, no person
shall stand a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain standing on a
highway, at the side, between the limits, and during the times
and days set out respectively in Columns 1 , 2, 3, and 4 of
Schedule "I" to this by-law, other than a public vehicle taking on
or discharging passengers except that the driver of a vehicle
may temporarily stop in a bus stop for the purpose of and while
actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers when
such stopping does not interfere with a public vehicle waiting to
enter or about to enter or exit such bus stop.
School Bus Loading Zones
When official signs have been erected in accordance with the
Highway Traffic Act, the portion of highway designated by such
signs is hereby established as a "School Bus Loading Zone"
and subject to the regulation under the said Act.
Vending Stops - Schedule "J"
No person who sells or offers for sale or takes orders for goods,
wares, merchandise, or produce from a vehicle shall, for the
purpose of carrying on their business, stop the vehicle, or
permit the vehicle to remain stopped on any part of the highway
in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic.
No person shall offer for sale or take orders for goods, wares,
merchandise, or produce from a vehicle on a highway except
from the side of such vehicle facing the closest boulevard.
Subject to Part 11, no person shall stop a mobile canteen on a
roadway, at the side, between the limits, and during the times
and days set out respectively in columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of
Schedule "J" of this by-law.
Taxi Cab Stands - Schedule "K"
Subject to Part 11, when official signs are on display, no person
shall stand a vehicle or permit a vehicle to remain standing on
the highway, at the side, between the limits, and during the
times and days set out respectively in columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of
Schedule "K" of this by-law, except a taxi cab.
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401.02
402.01
403.01
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Loading Prohibited - Schedule "L"
Subject to Part 11, when official signs are on display, no person
shall stop a vehicle to load or unload freight or merchandise, or
permit a vehicle to stop to load or unload freight or merchandise
on a highway, between the limits, at the side, and during the
times and days set out respectively in columns 1 , 2, 3, and 4 of
Schedule "L" of this by-law.
Loading Zones - Schedule "M"
Subject to Part II and previous sections of Part Ill, when official
signs are on display, no person shall stop a vehicle to permit a
vehicle to remain stopped on a highway, between the limits, at
the side, and during the times and days set out respectively in
columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Schedule "M" of this by-law, except a
commercial motor vehicle when parked temporarily for the
purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading
freight or merchandise, and such parking shall not exceed a
period of thirty (30) minutes.
Traffic Movement - Through Highways - Stops - Yields -
Turns - One-way Highways- Traffic Circles - Designated Lanes
Through Highways - Schedule "N"
The highways between the limits set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "N" of this by-law, are, except as provided in
Subsection 401.02 hereby designated as through highways.
The designation in Subsection 401.01 of a highway or part of a
highway as a through highway shall not include any intersection
thereon where the highway intersected is a King's Highway or
Regional Road, where traffic signals are installed or where the
roadway passes over land owned by the Crown or the Region.
Stop Signs at Intersections - Schedule "P"
The City of Port Colborne shall erect stop signs on the
highways, at the intersections set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "P" of this by-law, facing traffic proceeding in the
direction set out in column 3 of the said schedule.
Yield Signs at Intersections - Schedule "Q"
The City of Port Colborne shall erect yield signs on the
highways, at the intersections set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "Q" of this by-law, facing traffic proceeding in the
direction set out in column 3 of the said schedule.
Prohibited Turns - Schedule "R"
When official signs are on display, no vehicle on the highways,
at the intersections, or locations set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "R" of this by-law, and proceeding in the direction set
out in column 3 of the said schedule, shall be turned in the
manner or the direction, during the times and days set out in
columns 4 and 5 of the said schedule.
Where a U-turn is not otherwise prohibited under this by-law or
the Highway Traffic Act, such a turn shall be made only where it
can be made in safety and without interfering with other traffic.
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406.01
407.01
407.02
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501.01
501 .02
501.03.01
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One Way Highways - Schedule 'T'
When official signs are on display, the highways between the
limits set out in columns 1 and 2 of Schedule "T" of this by-law,
are hereby designated as one-way roadways for the passage of
vehicles only in the direction set out in column 3 of the said
schedule.
Traffic Circles
No person shall drive any animal or vehicle otherwise than in a
counter clockwise direction in any traffic circle or turning circle
of a cul-de-sac.
Designated Lanes - Schedule "U"
When official signs are on display, the portion of a highway
between the limits set out in columns 1 and 2 of Schedule "U"
of this by-law, in the lane during the times set out in columns 3
and 4 of the said schedule, shall be designated for the traffic
movement set out in column 5 of the said schedule.
The City of Port Colborne shall divide roadways between the
limits set out in columns 1 and 2 of the Schedule "U", into
clearly marked lands for traffic movements in the particular
direction set out in column 5 of the said schedule.
Speed Regulations
Speed Limits on Bridges - Schedule "V"
When any structure on a highway set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "V" of this by-law, is marked in compliance with the
regulations under the Highway Traffic Act, the maximum rate of
speed on such structure shall be the rate of speed set out in
column 3 of the said schedule.
Speed Limits on Highways - Schedule "W"
Subject to Subsection 501.01, when any highway or part of a
highway between the limits set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "W" of this by-law is marked in compliance with the
regulations under the Highway Traffic Act, the maximum rate of
speed on such highway or part of highway shall be the rate of
speed set out in column 3 of the said schedule.
Speed Limits in School Zones - Schedule "X"
Subject to Subsections 501.01 and 501.02, when official signs
and the flashing amber beacons are on display in compliance
with the H.T.A., the maximum rate of speed on the highway or
part of a highway between the limits set out in columns 1, 2,
and 3 of Schedule "X", shall be 40 kilometers per hour during
the days and hours set out in columns 4 and 5 of the said
schedule.
Subject to Subsection 501 .03.01 and where required on any
school day to accommodate variations from normal school
hours or a school emergency, the flashing amber beacons may
be actuated and the speed limit reduced to 40 km/h for any
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601.02
602.01
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701.01
702.01
703.01
703.02
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period, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and not provided
under Subsection 501.03.01.
Subject to Subsection 501.01, 501.02, 501.03.01, and
501.03.02 when any public park as designated as such by the
City of Port Colborne is marked in compliance with the
regulations under the Highway Traffic Act, the maximum rate of
speed in any such public park shall be 20km/h.
Load Related Restrictions
Reduced Load on Highways (5 Tonnes per axle) During March
and April - Schedule "Y"
When official signs are on display, the reduced load restriction
provisions of the Highway Traffic Act are declared to be in force
with respect to the highways and between the limits set out in
Columns 1 and 2 of Schedule "Y" of this by-law, during the
period from the 1st day of March to the 30th day of April
inclusive in each and every year.
Reduced Load on Highways (5 Tonnes per axle) During Entire
Year- Schedule "Z"
When official signs are on display, the reduced load restriction
provisions of the Highway Traffic Act are declared to be in force
with respect to the highways and between the limits set out
respectively in columns 1 and 2 of Schedule "Z" of this by-law,
during the period from the 1st day of January to the 31st of
December inclusive in each and every year.
Oversize and Overweight Load Permits
The City Engineer or any person authorized by him is hereby
authorized to grant or refuse permits for the moving of heavy
vehicles, loads, objects, or structures in excess of the otherwise
lawful limits, pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act.
Driving and Related Rules
The driver or operator of a vehicle emerging from a driveway,
laneway, building, or lot onto a highway shall bring the vehicle
to a full stop immediately before driving onto a sidewalk, and
upon proceeding shall yield the right-of-way to pedestrians
upon the sidewalk.
Barricaded Highways
No person shall drive, operate, or park a vehicle or permit a
vehicle to remain parked on any part of any highway barricaded
and marked by signs showing that its use is prohibited or
restricted.
Vehicle Crossing Sidewalks, Boulevards, and Curbs
In this section a vehicle shall not include a bicycle.
No person shall drive a vehicle upon a sidewalk on a highway,
except for the purposes of directly crossing the sidewalk.
No person shall drive any motor vehicle over a raised curb or a
wheelchair ramp at a crosswalk or sidewalk except at a place
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705.02
705.03
705.04
705.05
705.06
705.07
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where there is a driveway ramp, mountable curb, or depressed
curb intended for vehicular access.
No person shall drive any motor vehicle on any boulevard
except for the purpose of directly crossing the boulevard at a
driveway or other designated vehicular crossing.
Boarding or Alighting from Moving Vehicle
No person shall board or alight from any vehicle while such
vehicle is in motion.
In this section a bicycle shall mean a light weight vehicle
consisting of a frame, wheels, seat, pedals and a steering
device, but shall not include baby carriages, wheelchairs,
children's tricycles, or similar children devices appropriate to
sidewalks.
Wherever there is a reasonable usable bicycle path alongside a
roadway, no person shall ride a bicycle along the roadway.
A person operating a bicycle upon a roadway shall ride as near
to the right hand side of the roadway as practicable and shall
exercise due care when passing a standing vehicle or one
proceeding in the same direction.
No person shall operate a bicycle along a roadway abreast of
another bicycle.
No person operating a bicycle or a roadway shall carry any
package or other article in such a way as to prevent him from
keeping at least one hand on the handle bars, or
otherwise prevent him from keeping proper control.
No person shall operate a bicycle, over or upon a sidewalk in
designated areas set out in Schedule BB of this by-law save at
a properly constructed crossing.
No person shall park a bicycle on a highway except in such a
way as to cause the least possible obstruction to pedestrian
and vehicular traffic.
Pedestrians
Pedestrian Barriers
No pedestrians shall proceed over or under a pedestrian
barrier, or within a barricaded area, installed on a sidewalk or at
any other location within a highway.
Playing on Roadway Prohibited
No person shall play or take part in any game or sport upon a
roadway.
No person upon roller skates, or riding in or by means of any
coaster or similar device shall go upon a roadway except for the
purpose of crossing the roadway, and when so crossing such
person shall have the rights and be subject to the obligations of
a pedestrian.
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901.01
902.01
902.01 .01
902.01 .02
901 .01 .03
903.01
903.02
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1001.01
1001.02
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Pedestrian Crossing Prohibited - Schedule "AA"
Where official signs are on display, no pedestrian on the
highways at the locations set out in columns 1 and 2 of
Schedule "AA" of this by-law shall enter onto or cross the
roadway approach set out in column 3 of the said by-law.
Pedestrian Crossovers - Schedule "AB"
When official signs are on display in compliance with the
Highway Traffic Act, the highways at locations set out in
Column 1 and 2 of Schedule "AB" of this by-law are thereby
designated as pedestrian crossovers.
Erection of Signs
The City Engineer is hereby authorized to apply, erect, and
maintain such traffic control devices and other structure, plant,
and equipment as required to give effect to this by-law.
Conflicting Private Signs
Subject to the provisions of other by-laws controlling signs, no
unauthorized person shall place, maintain or display upon any
sign, signal, marking, or device visible from any highway which:
Conceals a traffic control device or parking meter from view;
Interferes with the effectiveness of a traffic control device or
parking meter; or
Purports to be, is an imitation of, or resembles any official sign
or any regulatory or traffic control device.
Damage to Traffic Control Devices
No person shall move, deface, damage, remove, or in any
manner interfere with any traffic control device place, erected,
or maintained by the City of Port Colborne.
No person shall drive any vehicle on or over any pavement
marking, line, or strip on the roadway where markers are in
place, or signs are on display to indicate that the marking
material has been freshly applied, nor shall any person drive
any vehicle into or over any such marker so placed, or move or
remove such marker unless authorized to do so.
Offences and Penalties
Subject to Provincial Offences Act
Offences Created:
Subject to subsection 1001.02, each person who contravenes a
provision of this By-law is guilty of an offence and upon
conviction, is liable to the penalties provided for in the
Provincial Offences Act.
Designation re: Administrative Penalties:
Subsection 1001 .03 and Schedule "AC" and the parts of this
By-law to which that Schedule relates are designated as parts
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1002.01
1003.01
1003.01.01
1003.01.02
1003.02
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1101.01
1102.01
1103.01
1104.01
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of this By-law to which the City's system established by the
City's Administrative Penalty By-law applies.
Penalties Created:
Any person who permits a vehicle to be parked, stopped or
standing contrary to a part of this By-law that is designated
pursuant to subsection 1001 .02 and each owner of that vehicle
are, when given a Penalty Notice in accordance with the City's
Administrative Penalty By-law, liable to pay to the City an
Administrative Penalty in the amount specified in Schedule
"AC" to this By-law for each day or part of a day on which the
contravention continues.
Voluntary Payment of Parking Penalties
Not applicable in Port Colborne.
Exemptions - Municipal Vehicles
The provisions of Parts II and Ill of this by-law, except Section
209 thereof, do not apply to:
Vehicles operated by or on behalf of the City of Port Colborne
or the Region, any area municipality or any municipality utility
while engaged in the performance of cleaning, clearing,
maintenance, repair, construction or other work on any
highway;
Vehicles operated by or on behalf of the City of Port Colborne
or the Region while on official business.
Parts 11 and 111 of this by-law shall not, in the case of
emergency, apply to an emergency vehicle.
Application, Administration, and Enforcement
This by-law shall be enforced by the Police Force and by any
officer appointed for the enforcing or carrying out of the
provisions of this by-law.
Removal of Vehicles
A Police Officer, upon discovery of any vehicle parked or
standing in contravention of this by-law, of any vehicle
apparently abandoned or of any vehicle without proper number
plates on a highway, may cause such vehicle 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 such vehicle, which may be enforced in the same
manner provided in the Mechanics' Lien Act.
Application of By-law
This by-law applies to all highways and parts of highways under
the jurisdiction of the City of Port Colborne.
By-law Subject to the Highway Traffic Act
The provisions of this by-law are subject to the provisions of the
Highway Traffic Act.
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Schedules Adopted
The Schedules referred to in this by-law shall form part of this
by-law, and each entry in a column of such a schedule shall be
read in conjunction with the entry or entries across therefrom
and not otherwise.
Former By-laws Repealed
The following by-laws of the City of Port Colborne are hereby
repealed:
2320/122/89, 2334/125/89, 2507/123/90, 2576/78/91,
2611/83/91,
2612/84/91, 2626/98/91, 2636/108/91, 2752/69/92,
2808/127 /92, 2850/31 /93, 2856/35/93, 2857 /36/93,
2933/113/93, 3012/46/94, 3018/52/94, 3039/7 4/94,
3073/108/94, 3074/109/94, 3100/135/94, 3162/33/95,
3168/39/95, 3210/82/95, 3233/105/95, 3234/106/95,
3246/119/95, 3284/13/96, 3293/22/96, 3299/29/96, 3304/34/96,
3332/63/96, 3334/65/96, 3360/91/96, 3377/108/96,
3384/115/96, 3428/10/97, 3435/17/97, 3441/23/97, 3460/42/97,
3467/48/97, 3491/72/97, 3567/148/97, 3594/20/98, 3595/21/98,
3605/31/98, 3619/45/98, 3620/46/98, 3634/60/98, 3667/93/98,
3669/95/98, 3691/117/98, 3701/127/98, 3707/133/98,
3718/03/99, 3801/87/99, 3807/93/99, 3831 /117/99,
3849/135/99, 3902/47/00, 3910/55/00, 3947/92/00,
3989/134/00, 3992/137/00, 4020/15/01, 4075/70/01,
4139/134/01, 4156/151/01, 4157/152/01, 4247/83/02,
4254/90/02, 4275/111/02, 4277/113/02, 4290/126/02,
4307/143/02, 4374/47/03, 4379/52/03, 4437/110/03,
4449/122/03, 4496/27/04, 4497/28/04, 4529/60/04,
4580/111/04, 4591/122/04, 4653/35/05, 4696/78/05,
4705/87/05, 4743/125/05, 4956/12/07, 4965/21/07, 4982/37/07,
4995/51/07, 4996/52/07, 5055/110/07, 5102/08/08, 5103/09/08,
5147/53/08, 5231/137/08, 5280/35/09, 5290/45/09, 5291/46/09,
5292/47/09, 5434/31/10, 5436/33/10, 5455/52/10, 5480/77/10,
5542/142/10, 5543/143/10, 5591/21/11, 5592/22/11,
5615/45/11, 5616/46/11, 5628/59/11, 5631/62/11, 5698/129/11,
5706/137/11, 5717/148/11, 5763/198/12, 5793/48/12,
5796/51/12, 5859/113/12, 5860/114/12, 5873/127/12,
6028/134/13, 6036/02/14, 6045/11/14, 6101 /67/14, 6176/02/15,
6183/09/15, 6189/15/15, 6198/24/15, 6267/93/15, 6396/76/16,
6274/100 15, 6348/28/16, 6356/36/16, 6394/74/16, 6395/75/16,
6396/76/16, 6447/14/17, 6507/74/17, 6508/75/17, 6523/90/17,
6563/18/18, 6614/69/18, 6615/70/18, 6639/03/19, 6724/88/19,
6787/36/20, 6804/54/20, 6910/06/20, 6816/66/20, 6824/7 4/20,
6837/87/20, 6843/93/20, 6844/94/20, 6882/30/21, 6878/26/21,
and 6943/89/21.
And any other by-law or provision thereof that is found to be
inconsistent with this by-law is repealed in whole or in part with
respect to such inconsistent provision or provisions upon the
passing of this by-law.
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Approval by the Region of Niagara
The provisions of this by-law shall take effect on September 1,
1989 after approval of this by-law, save and except Parts II and
Ill thereof, by the Regional Municipality o Niagara.
Enacted and passed this 26th day of April, 2022.
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NicoleLRubli
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