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Consolidated Parking By-law
The Town of Saugeen Shores Parking By-law is prepared by the Clerk's Division. This
online edition is prepared for convenience only. For accurate reference, recourse should
be had to the original by-law and amendments thereto.
Parking By-law 51-2013 (Original) has been consolidated with the following By-law
Amendments:
By-law 93-2015 - Adopted by Council on November 23, 2015
By-law 95-2016 - Adopted by Council on August 22, 2016
By-law 52-2017 - Adopted by Council on June 26, 2017
By-law 59-2018 - Adopted by Council on July 9, 2018
By-law 76-2018 - Adopted by Council on September 10, 2018
By-law 57-2019 - Adopted by Council on June 24, 2019
By-law 44-2020 - Adopted by Council on June 23, 2020
By-law 48-2020 - Adopted by Council on July 13, 2020
By-law 69-2021 - Adopted by Council on September 27, 2021
By-law 59-2024 - Adopted by Council on August 12, 2024
By-law 67-2026 - Adopted by Council on June 22, 2026
Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Parking By-law
A By-law to Regulate and/or Control the Parking, Stopping and Standing of
Vehicles in the Town of Saugeen Shores.
Whereas Section 11, of the Municipal Act, 2001. S.O. 2001 c.25 and the provisions
of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990 H.8, as amended authorize a Municipal
Council to pass by-laws to regulate and control traffic; and
Whereas Section 100 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, as amended
confer upon a local municipality may, in respect of land not owned or occupied by the
municipality that is used as a parking lot, regulate or prohibit the parking or leaving of
motor vehicles on that land without the consent of the owner of the land or regulate or
prohibit traffic on that land if a sign is erected at each entrance to the land clearly
indicating the regulation or prohibition; and
Whereas the Fire Prevention & Protection Act, 1997, Chapter 4, Section 7.1(c),
provides that a municipality may pass by-laws designating private roads as fire routes
along which no parking of vehicles shall be permitted and providing for the removal
and impounding of any vehicle parked or left along any of the fire routes at the
expense of the owner of the vehicle; and
Whereas Sections 63 and 101 of the Municipal Act permit such by-law to authorize
the impounding of vehicles improperly parked; and
Whereas Section 102(2) of the Municipal Act allows that the municipality shall
prescribe the conditions of use of the Disabled Parking Permit and shall prohibit the
improper use of the permit; and
Whereas Section 425 of the Municipal Act permits a municipality to pass by-laws
providing that a person who contravenes a by-law of the municipality passed under
this Act is guilty of an offence; and
Whereas Section 427, of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001 c.25, "A by-law
establishing a system of disabled parking shall provide that every person who
contravenes the By-law is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of
not less than $300.00"; and
Whereas Section 170(15) of the Highway Traffic Act states that "A police officer,
police cadet, municipal law enforcement officer or an officer appointed for carrying
out the provisions of this Act, upon discovery of any vehicle parked or standing in
contravention of subsection (12), of a regulation made under subsection 26(3) of the
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act or a municipal by-law, may
cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs
and charges for the removal, care and storage of the vehicle, if any, are a lien upon
the vehicle, which may be enforced in the manner provided by the Repair and
Storage Liens Act, 2005, c.26, Schedule. A, s.28 (2); and
Whereas the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores deems it
expedient to pass a by-law to regulate and control parking within the Town of
Saugeen Shores;
Now Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
enacts as follows:
This by-law may be cited as the "Parking By-law".
1. Definitions
In this By-law
1.1
"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 their
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 in 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;
1.2
"Authorized sign" means any sign or roadway, curb or sidewalk marking or
device placed or erected under the authority of the Town of Saugeen
Shores for the purpose of regulating or controlling traffic and includes
official signs;
1.3
"Bicycle" includes a bicycle, tricycle, a unicycle and a power-assisted e-
bicycle but does not include a motor-assisted bicycle;
1.4
"Boulevard" means that part of the highway between the roadway and the
property lines of the lots abutting the highway and includes the shoulder
but does not include a sidewalk, if any.
1.5
"Beach" means that portion of public property that is an unopened road
allowance at or near water and any part therefore not covered by water;
1.6
"Boat" means a water craft that is intended for use on water for
recreational or vacation purposes which is capable of being drawn by a
motor vehicle and includes canoes and row boats;
1.7
"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;
1.8
"Chief of Police" means the Chief of the Saugeen Shores Police Service or
their designate;
1.9
"Chief Fire Official" means the Fire Chief of the Corporation of the Town of
Saugeen Shores or their designate;
1.10 "Commercial motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle with a permanently
attached truck or delivery body and includes an ambulance, hearse,
casket wagon, fire apparatus, buses and tractors used for hauling
purposes on the highways;
1.11 "Corner" means the point of intersection of curbs or edges of the highway
used for vehicular traffic;
1.12 "Council" means the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Saugeen Shores;
1.13 "Crosswalk" means:
(i)
that part of the 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, the edges of the roadway, or;
(ii)
any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly
indicated for pedestrian crossing by signs, lines or other markings
on the road surface;
1.14 "Driver" means a person who drives a vehicle on a highway;
1.15 "Designated disabled parking space" means a parking space approved for
the exclusive use of a vehicle displaying a current and valid Permit, in a
public parking lot owned by the Town or being on private property or on a
highway under the jurisdiction of the Town;
1.16 "Disabled person" means an individual that meets the requirements of
such as set out in the regulations;
1.17 "Electric Parking Space" means any signed parking space that is served
by battery charging equipment that has as its primary purpose, the
transfer of electric energy, by conductive or inductive means, to a battery
or other energy storage device in an electric vehicle. [By-law 93-2015]
1.18 "Electric Vehicle" means any motor vehicle that is fit, licensed and
registered for operation on a public or private highway, road or street that
relies either partially or exclusively on electrical energy from a grid, or an
off-board source that is stored on-board via a battery for motive purposes.
Electric vehicle includes battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid
vehicles. [By-law 93-2015]
1.19 "Enforcement Officer" means:
(i)
a Police Officer and/or Provincial Offences Officer for the Town of
Saugeen Shores, or
(ii)
a person appointed by Council to enforce or carry out the
provisions of this By-law, or any part or parts thereof, who is by
virtue of their appointment a Provincial Offences Officer when
enforcing the provision or provisions of this By-law;
1.20 "Fire Route" means any access route, public or private roadway, lane,
ramp or other means of vehicular access being 5 metres in width into or
egress from a building and it may include part of a parking lot set aside for
use by authorized emergency vehicles unless otherwise authorized by the
Chief Fire Official;
1.21 "Gross weight" means the combined weight of a vehicle and its load;
1.22 "Highway" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, public
lane, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, and any
part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage
of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines
thereof;
1.23 "Intersection" means the area embraced within the prolongation or
connection of the lateral lines, 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;
1.24 "Median" means a portion of a highway so constructed as to separate
traffic traveling in one direction from traffic traveling in the opposite
direction by a physical barrier or an unpaved strip of ground;
1.25 "Minister" means the Minister of Transportation;
1.26 "Ministry" means the Ministry of Transportation;
1.27 "Motor assisted Bicycle" means a bicycle:
(i)
that is fitted with pedals that are operable at all times to propel the
bicycle;
(ii)
that weighs not more than fifty-five kilograms;
(iii)
that has no hand or foot operated clutch or gearbox driven by the
motor and transferring power to the driven wheel;
(iv)
that has an attached motor driven by electricity or having a piston
displacement of not more than fifty cubic centimetres; and
(v)
that does not have sufficient power to enable the bicycle to attain a
speed greater than 50 kilometres per hour on level ground within a
distance of 2 kilometres from a standing start;
1.28 "Motor vehicle" includes an automobile, a motorcycle, a motor-assisted
bicycle and any other vehicle propelled or driven otherwise than by
muscular power, but does not include a street car or other motor vehicle
running only upon rails, a power-assisted bicycle, a motorized snow
vehicle, a traction engine, a farm tractor, a self-propelled implement of
husbandry or a road-building machine within the meaning of the Highway
Traffic Act;
1.29 "Multi-Use Trail" means that part of a highway with surface improved with
asphalt, concrete or gravel for the use of pedestrians and non-motorized
vehicles.
1.30 "Municipality" means the Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores;
1.31 "Municipal vehicles" includes but is not limited to vehicles owned by the
Town and/or contractors having a valid contract with the Town to supply
municipal services. These services may include road building, road
maintenance, emergency services, garbage collection, recycling, hydro,
water, etc.
1.32 "Occupant" means:
(i)
the tenant of the property or part thereof whose consent shall
extend only to the control of the land of which he is the tenant and
any parking spaces allotted to him under the lease or tenancy
agreement; or,
(ii)
the spouse of a tenant; or,
(iii)
a person authorized, in writing by an occupant as defined in
subsection (i) or (ii) to act on the occupant's behalf for requesting
the enforcement of this section.
1.33 "One-way street" means a street upon which vehicular traffic is limited to
movement in one direction only;
1.34 "Owner" when used in relation to property means:
(i)
the registered owner of the property or the spouse of that person;
or,
(ii)
a person authorized, in writing by the property owner as defined in
subsection (i) to act on behalf of the owner in requesting the
enforcement of this section.
(iii)
where the property is included in a description registered under the
Condominium Act, the Board of Directors of the Condominium
Corporation.
1.35 "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;
1.36 "Parking Space" means an area that has been designated and marked for
the temporary parking of motor vehicles;
1.37 "Parking Infraction Notice" means a Notice authorized by the Provincial
Offences Act and handed to the driver or placed on any vehicle parked in
contravention of this By-law.
1.38 "Pedestrian" includes a person on foot, in a wheelchair and a child in a
wheeled carriage.
1.39 "Pedestrian crossover" means any portion of a roadway, designated by
By-law of a Municipality, 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 under the Highway Traffic Act;
1.40 "Permit" means a current and valid Disabled Person Permit issued by the
Ministry pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act and the regulations made
there under or a Permit, numbered plate or other marker or device issued
by another jurisdiction and recognized under that Act;
1.41 "Police Officer" means a member of the Saugeen Shores Police Service or
a person authorized by the Chief of Police to regulate or direct traffic;
1.42 "Private property" means any property within the Town not owned by or
occupied by the Town but rather someone else;
1.43 "Private road" means any road, lane, ramp or other means of vehicular
access to or from a building or structure that is not owned by the Town,
County of Bruce or Province of Ontario and may include part of a parking
lot;
1.44 "Public parking lot" means any open public area or portion of a structure
other than a street or highway, intended for the temporary parking of
vehicles and on which there are designated parking spaces, whether their
use involves the payment of a fee or otherwise, which is owned by or
leased by the Town;
1.45 "Public Park" means any public area used for park purposes or public
beaches, which is owned or leased by the Town;
1.46 "Provincial Offences Officer" means a Police Officer, Municipal By-law
Enforcement officer or persons designated by Municipal Council for the
purposes of enforcing all or any class of offences.
1.47 Regulations" means regulations made under the Highway Traffic Act;
1.48 "Roadway" means that portion of a highway that is improved, designed or
ordinarily used for the passage of vehicles, 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 all of the
roadways collectively;
1.49 "Sidewalk" means that portion of a highway between the curb line or edge
of a roadway and the adjacent property line that is designed and intended
for the use of pedestrians;
1.50 "Standing" means the halting of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except
for the purpose of and while actually engaged in receiving or discharging
of passengers;
1.51 "Stop or Stopping" when prohibited, means the halting of a vehicle
momentarily, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid
conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the direction of a police
officer or a traffic control sign or signal;
1.52 "Time" where any expression of time occurs or where any hour or other
period of time is stated, the time referred to shall be Eastern Standard
Time, except during a period when daylight saving time is in effect in the
Town of Saugeen Shores, when the time referred to shall be one hour in
advance of standard time;
1.53 "Town" means the Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores;
1.54 "Traffic" includes pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles and any
other conveyances either singly or together, while using any highway for
the purpose of travel;
1.55 "Traffic control signal" means any device, manually, electrically or
mechanically operated for the regulation of traffic;
1.56 "Travel trailer" means a structure designed, intended and used exclusively
for travel, recreation and vacation and which is capable to being drawn or
propelled by a motor vehicle or is propelled and includes tent trailers or
similar transportable accommodations excepting mobile homes;
1.57 "Trailer" means a vehicle that is at any time drawn upon a highway by a
motor vehicle.
1.58 "Vehicle" includes a motor vehicle, motor assisted bicycle, trailer,
motorcycle, travel trailer, boat trailer, motorized snow vehicle, traction
engine, farm tractor, bus, road-building machine and any vehicle drawn,
propelled or driven by any kind of power, including muscular power;
1.59 "Wheelchair" means a chair mounted on wheels driven by muscular or any
kind of power, this includes motorized scooters and other personal
mobility devices used for the carriage of a person with a disability;
1.60 "Words" where any word or expression used in this By-law is not defined
herein reference shall be made to the Highway Traffic Act R.S.O. 1990,
Chapter H.8., the Municipal Act R.S.O. 2001, as amended or re-enacted
from time to time or generally accepted dictionary and the interpretation
that best reflects the spirit and intent of this By-law shall be accepted.
The provisions of this By-law are subject to the provisions of the Highway Traffic
Act R.S.O. 1990, Chapter H.8, as amended or re-enacted from time to time, and
the regulations made there under.
2.
Application and Enforcement
2.1
This By-law applies to all Highways under the jurisdiction of the Town, and
Municipal and Private Property in so far as it applies to parking
regulations.
2.2
The Director of Public Works or their designate is authorized to place or
erect and maintain such Authorized Signs and traffic control signals as are
required to give effect to the provisions of this By-law.
2.3
All measurements of distance relative to an "intersection" shall, where
possible, be taken to or from a point where the prolongation or connection
of the lateral curb lines meet on the side of the highway relative to said
measurement.
2.4
No person shall place, maintain, 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 an authorized sign or traffic control signal, or which
conceals from view or interferes with the effectiveness of an authorized
sign or traffic control signal.
2.5
The provisions of this By-law will be enforced by an Enforcement Officer.
2.6
Town Staff are authorized to implement curb modifications, line painting,
and driveway transition marking as are required to give effect to the
provisions of this By-law
3.
Parking
3.1
Where Authorized Signs or markings have been erected or are on display,
no person shall park a vehicle in disobedience to the direction given by the
said sign or markings as follows:
a)
on any section of any street or property in the ownership of the
Town when Authorized Signs have been approved and are on
display prohibiting parking;
b)
on any section of any street or property in the ownership of the
Town when Authorized Signs have been approved and are on
display, a time limit on parking.
3.2
Where parking spaces have been established by suitable markings on the
road surface, no person shall park a vehicle except within the space
designated by markings.
3.3
Where parking is permitted, no person shall park a vehicle on any
highway, except on a one-way street or where angle parking is required,
except on the right side of the highway having regard to the direction in
which the vehicle had been proceeding and unless the right front and the
right rear wheels of the vehicle are parallel to and distant respectively not
more than .15 meters from the curb or edge of the roadway.
3.4
Notwithstanding the other provisions of this By-law, no person shall park a
vehicle on a highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement
of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway.
4.
Angle Parking
4. 1
Angle parking is permitted, where Authorized Signs are erected and on
display, in those areas designated in Schedule "A" attached to and
forming part of this By-law on the highways described in Column 1, on the
side or sides set forth in Column 2 opposite thereto within the boundaries
set out in Column 3 opposite thereto respectively.
5.
One-Way Streets
5.1
Where parking is permitted on both sides of a one-way street, in addition
to the provision of Section 3.3, a person shall park a vehicle facing only in
the direction allowed on the lane with the left front and left rear wheels of
the vehicle parallel to and distant respectively not more than .15 meters
from the curb or edge of the roadway. This mode of parking also applies
where parking is only allowed on the left side of a one-way street.
6.
Parking Prohibited - Signage Required
6.1
Where Authorized Signs erected are on display, no person shall park a
vehicle on the highways or part of highways set forth in Column 1 of
Schedule "B" attached to and forming part of this By-law, on the side or
sides set forth in Column 2 opposite thereto within the boundaries set out
in Column 3 opposite thereto respectively.
6.2
Where authorized signs are erected or are on display, no person shall
park a vehicle on the highways or parts of the highways, on the side(s)
and between the limits set our respectively in Columns 1, 2 and 3 of
Schedules "C, D, E and F" attached to and forming part of this By-law
during the prohibited times or days set out in Column 4 of the said
Schedules "C, D, E and F".
7.
Parking Prohibited - Signage not Required:
7.1
No person shall park a vehicle:
(a)
on or over a sidewalk or bike path;
(b)
on or within a crosswalk or pedestrian crossover;
(c)
within 9 meters of any non-signalized intersection. Additional
distance may be required at certain intersections and parking would
be prohibited from the location of a sign reading "No Parking Here
to Corner" to the intersection; 9m shall be measured from the end
of the curb or asphalt on the road with the parking restriction. [By-
law 69-2021]
(d)
on a median strip or on any boulevard (unless otherwise posted);
(e)
within 15 meters from a signalized intersection. Additional distance
may be required at certain intersections and parking would be
prohibited from the location of a sign reading "No Parking Here to
Corner" to the intersection. [By-law 69-2021]
(f)
on a bridge or approaches thereto;
(g)
on a highway within 3 meters of a point or edge of the roadway
opposite a fire hydrant;
(h)
on a highway in such a position as to obstruct traffic;
(i)
on a highway within 30 meters of a crosswalk or pedestrian
crossover that is not at an intersection. [By-law 69-2021]
(j)
in such a position as to interfere with the removal of any vehicle
previously parked or standing;
(k)
in front of the entrance or exit to a lot or building where a fire
department vehicle, public utility emergency vehicle, police vehicle
or other emergency vehicle is kept stored, in such a manner as to
impede the movement of such vehicles when responding to an
emergency;
(l)
at a public or private driveway in such a manner as to impede
ingress and egress;
(m)
at a public or private driveway in such a way as to impair visibility of
driveways as it intersects with the highway;
(n)
on a highway for the purpose of displaying the vehicle for sale;
(o)
on a highway for the purpose of washing, greasing or repairing the
vehicle except for emergency repairs required to remove the
vehicle;
(p)
on the roadway when it is practicable to park the vehicle off the
roadway;
(q)
in a public park between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 am;
(r)
on a beach, save and except those beach areas established for
that purpose;
(s)
on any highway between the hours of 2:00 am and 8:00 am
commencing November 1st of each year and ending on March 31st
the following year;
(t)
in a place as to interfere with the formation of a funeral procession;
(u)
alongside any curb upon which yellow paint has been applied.
(v)
in such a position so as to interfere with the removal of snow from
any Highway, sidewalk or Parking Lot in the Municipality.
(w)
no person shall park on public property without valid vehicle
registration with the Ministry of Transportation.
(x)
no person shall park on public property without current insurance
coverage.
7.2
Notwithstanding the provisions of any other section of this By-law, no
person shall park or leave standing any vehicle, upon any part of any
highway or property under the jurisdiction of the Town for a period in
excess of 24 hours.
8.
Parking in Specified Areas
8.1
No person shall park a vehicle:
(a)
In the center portion of High Street between Victoria Street and
Huron Street, except for commercial vehicles while loading or
unloading goods and merchandise
(b)
In the center portion of High Street between Victoria Street and
Huron Street, except for commercial vehicles for a period not to
exceed 15 minutes;
(c)
On the south side of High Street first parking spot east of Albert
Street in that area designated by authorized sign indicating "Police
Parking Only" except police or other emergency vehicles or those
vehicles for which reserved parking is indicated;
(d)
In the Electric Parking Space located on the south side of High
Street, being the second parking space east of Albert Street, except
for an electric vehicle while actively charging. [By-law 93-2015]
(e)
In the Electric Parking Space located on the south side of Emma
Street, being the first parking space east of Goderich Street,
adjacent to 559 Goderich Street, Except for an electric vehicle while
actively charging. [By-law 93-2015]
(f)
In the Electric Parking Space located in front of the Bruce County
Museum and Cultural Centre at 33 Victoria Street North, being the
first two (2) parking spaces south of the Museum parking lot, except
for an electric vehicle while actively charging. [By-law 69-2021]
9.
Stopping Prohibited
9.1
No person shall stop a vehicle in any of the following areas, unless
otherwise posted:
(a)
on or over a sidewalk;
(b)
on or within a crosswalk or pedestrian crossover;
(c)
beside another stopped or parked vehicle;
(d)
on a highway within 3 meters of a point on the curb or edge of the
roadway directly opposite a fire hydrant;
(e)
within a school bus loading zone, excepting school buses;
(f)
in any area designated for disabled parking only, unless the vehicle
is identified with a disabled person parking permit prominently
displayed on the dash or sun visor.
(g)
In a Fire Route.
(h)
The location of the specific no stopping areas, are described in
Schedule "K" attached to and forming a part of this By-law. [By-law
69-2021]
10.
Bus and Taxi Stopping and Parking
10.1 No bus or taxi shall stand, stop or park upon any highway in any business
district other than at a bus or taxi stand, except that this provision shall not
prevent the driver of any such vehicle from temporarily stopping in
accordance with other stopping or parking provisions contained herein at
any place for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or
unloading goods or passengers.
10.2 No vehicle shall stand, stop or park a vehicle other than a bus at a bus
stop or taxi at a taxi stand when such stop or stand areas has been
designated and appropriate signs have been erected and are on display,
except that a vehicle may temporarily stop therein for the purpose of
loading or unloading passengers when such stopping or standing does not
interfere with any bus or taxi waiting to enter or exit such a zone.
11.
Bicycles
11.1 No person shall park a bicycle on any boulevard or sidewalk except in an
upright position and in a manner as not to impede the intended use of the
boulevard or sidewalk.
12.
Parking-Private Property
12.1 No person shall park a motor vehicle:
(a)
on private property without the consent of the owner or occupant of
the property; or
(b)
on property owned or occupied by the municipality or any local
board thereof without the consent of the municipality or local board,
as the case may be.
12.2 In addition to any other penalty that may be imposed, any vehicle parked
in contravention of this section shall be removed and impounded at the
owner's expense and all costs become a lien against the motor vehicle.
12.3 The driver or owner of a motor vehicle parked on private property is not
liable to a penalty to have the motor vehicle removed from such property
or impounded under this section except upon written complaint of the
owner or occupant of the property given to the Enforcement Officer
appointed to carry out the provisions of this By-law.
12.4 Where an owner or occupant of property affected by this section has
posted signs stating conditions on which motor vehicles may be parked on
the property, or prohibiting the parking of a motor vehicle on the property,
a motor vehicle parked on the property contrary to such conditions or
prohibition shall be deemed to have been parked without consent.
13.
Parking - Disabled Person
13.1 The location of designated parking spaces, to which this By-law applies,
are described in Schedule "G" attached to and forming a part of this By-
law.
13.2 When designated disabled parking spaces have been provided at
locations described in Schedule "G" and Authorized Signs have been
erected and are on display, no person shall park a vehicle in a designated
disabled parking space except when the parking is for the convenience of
a disabled person and the vehicle displays a Permit.
13.3 In addition to the designated parking spaces provided by the municipality,
the owner or operator of a parking lot or other parking facility to which the
public have access shall provide designated parking spaces. The
designated parking spaces shall be in accordance with the applicable
Zoning By-law and shall include the following for each disabled parking
space:
(a)
parking stall markings as per Schedule "H" attached to and forming
part of this By-law.
(b)
a disabled parking space sign as per Schedule "H" attached to and
forming part of this By-law.
13.4 Designated disabled parking signage in contravention of Schedule "H"
may remain in effect if existed as of the date of the passage of this By-law.
13.5 In addition to any other penalty that may be imposed, any vehicle parked
in contravention of this section may be removed and impounded at the
owner's expense and all costs incurred become a lien against the motor
vehicle.
13.6 In addition to the designated parking spaces provided by the municipality,
persons or organizations hosting special events shall provide designated
parking for disabled persons.
13.7 Authorized Signs and parking stall markings for spaces for use by
disabled persons shall be in the form and content as set out in Schedule
"H" attached to and forming part of this By-law.
14.
Fire Routes
14.1 Designated Fire Routes are described under Schedule "I" attached hereto
and forming part of this By-law.
14.2 Where a private roadway or parking lot, or part thereof has been
established as a fire route under the Fire Code and approved by the Chief
Fire Official, it is hereby designated as a fire route.
14.3 Each and every designated fire route shall be distinctly indicated by a
sign, which is in a form and content as prescribed by the Chief Fire Official
or their designate.
14.4 No person shall park at any time in a Fire Route.
15.
Special Event Parking
15.1 Pumpkinfest Parking: No person shall park a vehicle on the highways or
parts of the highways set forth in Column 1 of Schedule "J" to this Bylaw,
on the side or sides set forth in Column 2 during the hours of 6:00 am to
6:00pm. during Pumpkinfest weekend.
15.2 Marine Heritage Festival Parking: No person shall park a vehicle on the
east side of Front Street from Lansdowne Street to High Street, on the last
Saturday in July during the Marine Heritage Festival.
15.3 Pumpkinfest Parking: No person shall park a vehicle on both sides of Mill
Street from Waterloo Street to Goderich Street on the Friday of
Pumpkinfest Weekend, from 5:00p.m. until Sunday at 6:00p.m.
16.
Abandoned Vehicles
16.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, no person shall park,
stand, or stop a vehicle on a highway or any other property owned or
occupied by the Town for a period exceeding 72 hours, it shall be deemed
to be abandoned, and upon complaint or discovery by an Enforcement
Officer, may cause it to be moved to, or stored in a suitable place. All
costs or charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien
upon the vehicle which may be enforced in a manner provided by the
relevant provisions of the Repair and Storage Liens Act.
17.
Exceptions
17.1 The provisions in this By-law shall not apply to any vehicle owned by the
Town, ambulances, military, police or fire department vehicles, vehicles
owned by other public authorities and any other vehicle while actually
engaged in performing works for the Town.
18.
Emergency Prohibitions
18.1 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, the Chief of Police
and/or the Chief Fire Official and/or Chief Emergency Management
Coordinator, during an emergency or special circumstances, may declare
a period of emergency parking prohibition and by use of appropriate signs
or other clear directions may suspend parking of vehicles on any streets or
portions thereof.
18.2 A vehicle parked previously to the declaration of the Chief of Police and/or
the Chief Fire Official and/or Chief Emergency Management Coordinator,
may be deemed to be parked in contravention of this section providing the
owner or operator of the vehicle has been personally notified of the
emergency parking prohibition and has been allowed a reasonable period
of time to remove the vehicle. Any person who fails or refuses to obey the
direction of the Chief of Police and/or the Chief Fire Official and/or Chief
Emergency Management Coordinator shall commit a violation of this By-
law.
18.3 No person shall park a vehicle during a declared emergency parking
prohibition.
19.
Penalty Provisions
19.1 This By-law shall be enforced by Enforcement Officer(s) who enforce the
provisions of this By-law.
19.2 In addition to any other penalty that may be imposed under this By-law,
where a vehicle is parked in violation of any provisions of this By-law an
Enforcement Officer may cause the vehicle to be taken and placed or
stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for removing, caring
and storage thereof are a lien against the vehicle which may be enforced
under the provisions of the Repair and Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990,
Chapter R, 25.
19.3 The owner of a vehicle found parked in violation of this By-law may be
charged and convicted of an offence for which the driver of the vehicle is
subject to charge, unless, at the time of the offence, the vehicle was in the
possession of some person other than the owner without the owner's
consent and on conviction the owner is liable to the penalties prescribed
for the offence.
19.4 The owner of a vehicle found parked in violation of this By-law may be
charged and convicted of an offence for which the driver of the vehicle has
been charged.
19.5 An Enforcement Officer who finds a vehicle parked in violation of any
provision of this By-law shall serve the owner or driver of the vehicle with a
Parking Infraction Notice indicating:
(a)
the license plate number of the vehicle;
(b)
that the vehicle was unlawfully parked;
(c)
the date, time and place of the alleged infraction;
(d)
that the owner or driver of the vehicle may attend or send payment
of the "Set Fine" to a location specified on the Notice;
(e)
that the failure to make payment of the "Set Fine" will result in
further enforcement action.
19.6 The issuing Enforcement Officer shall serve the Parking Infraction Notice
on the owner of the vehicle by affixing the Notice to the vehicle in a
conspicuous place at the time of the alleged offence or by delivering the
Notice personally to the person having care and control of the vehicle, or
by sending Registered Mail.
19.7 A person receiving a Parking Infraction Notice shall pay the "Set Fine"
indicated at the location on the Notice.
19.8 The terms and procedures in this section are pursuant to Part ll of the
Provincial Offences Act and for clarification or particularity reference
should be made to the provisions of that Act.
19.9 Every person who contravenes any provision of this By-law is guilty of an
offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine pursuant to the provisions of
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P. 33, as amended.
[By-law 69-2021]
19.10 All By-laws inconsistent with this By-law are hereby repealed as of the
date of this By-law coming into effect.
19.11 That this By-law shall come into force and effect upon receiving set fine
approval from the Ontario County of Justice. [By-law 69-2021]
Read a First and Second Time this 10th day of June, 2013.
Read a Third Time and Finally Passed and Sealed this 10th day of June, 2013.
Original Copy Signed by the Mayor and Clerk
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "A"
By-law 51 - 2013
Permitted Angle Parking
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
High Street
Both Sides
Victoria Street to Huron Street
Harbour Street
West Side
Elgin Street to Green Street
Morpeth Street
North Side
Huron Street to beach
Steven Street
West Side
Market Street to a point 20
metres south of North Shore
Park entrance
Victoria Street
Both Sides
Palmerston Street to
Lansdowne Street
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "B"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-laws 93-2015, 52-2017, 57-2019, 44-2020, 48-2020, 59-2024, 67-
2026]
Parking Prohibited At All Times
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
Albert Street
[By-law 93-2015]
West
Palmerston Street to Spence Street
Received Ministry Approval Dec 15/15
Albert Street
West
High Street to Clarendon Street
Albert Street
West
High Street to north side of 19 Albert
Street
Albert Street
East
Leeder Lane to Union Lane
Albert Street
Both
Spence Street southerly to McNabb
Street
Annies Lane
Both
Landsdowne Street to Thompson Lane
Balsam Street
Both
Cole Blvd to end of Street
Bay Street
Both
Lake Street to Lake Huron
Beach Street
North
Lake Street to Front Street
Beechwood Lane
Both
Cole Blvd to end of Lane
Belcher Lane
Both
Morpeth Street to Peel Street
Blanchfield Road
West
Elm Street to Oak Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
West
Emma Street to Mill Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
West
Emma Street to Gustavus Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
West
Green Street to Elgin Street
Bricker Street
East
Gustavus Street to the first lane south of
Gustavus Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
East
Market Street to David Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
East
Elgin Street to David Street
Bricker Street
[By-law 48-2020]
East
Gustavus Street to a point of 30 meters
north of Gustavus Street
Brook Lane
[By-law 93-2015]
West
Between Green Street and Market Street
Brook Lane
[By-law 93-2015]
West
Mill Street to Market Street
Brook Lane
[By-law 93-2015]
East
Green Street to Mill Street
Bruce Street
West
Falconer Street to Catherine Street
Burns Lane
West
Lake Street to Adelaide Street
Carlisle Street
Both
Cemetery Road to Denny's Dam Parking
lot
Catherine Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Both
Goderich Street to Kaake Street
Catherine Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Both
Kaake Street to Stafford Street
Catherine Street
[By-law 59-2024]
North
Stafford Street to Waterloo Street
Catherine Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Both
Waterloo Street to Goderich Street
Catherine Street
South
Goderich Street to Bricker Street
Chantry View Drive
[By-law 48-2020]
Both
Lake Street to Huron Street
Eckford Avenue
West
Bruce Road #13 to Elm Street
Elgin Street
North
Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
Elgin Street South
Kaake Street to Harbour Street
Emerald Drive
Both
Albert Street to a point 60 meters west of
Albert Street
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
Emma Street
Both
Goderich Street to Bricker Street
(Volunteer Fireman's personal vehicles
exempt)
Eugenie Street
North
Goderich Street to Bricker Street
Eugenie Street
South
Waterloo Street to Stafford Street
Gangway
Both
Harbour Street to water
Gilbert Lane
Both
Thompson Lane to Landsdowne Street
Goderich Street
Both
Market Street to Concession 10
Goderich Street
Both
Catherine Street to CAW Road /
Concession 6
Green Street
Both
Highland Street to Harbour Street
Grey Street
East
High Street to Spence Street
Grosvenor Street S
East
Leeder Lane to Adelaide Street
Harbour Street
East
Green Street to Market Street
Harbour Street
West
Elgin Street to Market Street
Harmer Street
East
2nd Avenue to Island Street
High Street
Both
Victoria Street to a Point 64 meters east
of Breadalbane Street
Huron Street
East
Saugeen Street to Bay Street
Huron Street South
Both
South Street to Albert Street South [By-
law 69-2021]
Island Street
North
Front Street to 150m east of Huron Street
South [By-law 69-2021]
Izzard Street
Both
South end of Harbour Street easterly to
Izzard Road
Izzard Road
East
Green Street south to end of Izzard Road
James Street
Both
Waterloo Street to Goderich Street
Joseph Street
[By-law 48-2020]
Both
From 15m west of the Pedestrian
Crossover to Waterloo Street
Johnston Avenue
North
From a point of 45 meters west of
Goderich Street to Stafford Street
Johnston Avenue
South
Goderich Street to Stafford Street
Johnston Avenue
Both
Stafford St to Bruce Street
Kaake Street
[By-law 67-2026]
East
Johnston to Gustavus
Knechtel Lane
Both
Palmerston Street to Victoria Street
Knowles Lane
Both
Morpeth Street to Beach St
Lake Street
East
Bay Street to Second Street
Lake Street
Both
Island Street to Beach Street
Laird Lane
Both
Leeder Lane west to end of road at 130
Laird Lane
Lambert Lane
(By-law 57-2019)
Both
Adelaide Street to Beach Street
Lee Lane
Both
Spence Street to end of Lane
Leeder Lane
Both
Huron Street to Albert Street North
Lisa Lane
East
Davey Drive to 106 meters south of
Davey Drive
Lustig Lane
Both
Geddes Street to McVicar Street
Macdonald Lane
Both
Victoria Street to Grosvenor St
Mary Street
Both
From the west side of Waterloo Street to
Goderich Street
Market Street
Both
Highland Street to Harbour Street
Market Street
Both
Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
McNabb Street
[By-law 67-2026]
West
Railway Street and Peel Street
McVicar Street
[By-law 52-2017]
North
Northshore Road to Stevens Street
McVicar Street
[By-law 52-2017]
South
From a point 60 metres east from Arthur
Street to a point 105 metres east from
Arthur Street
McNabb Street
[By-law 93-2015]
East
Railway Street to Peel Street
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
Mill Street
North
Kaake Street to Bruce Street
Mill Street
South
Highland Street to Harbour Street [By-law
69-2021]
Mill Street:
North
Harbour Street to Highland Street [By-law
69-2021]
Mill Creek Road
[By-law 93-2015]
Both
Gustavus Street to 140 metres to curve in
road
Miramichi Bay Road
Both
From Concession 10 to South Street
Except in designated Parking Areas
Mitchell Lane
Both
Izzard Road to end
Morpeth Street
North
Albert Street to Huron Street
Morton Lane
Both
Leeder Lane to Palmerston Street
North Rankin Street
Both
Bridge at South Rankin Street northerly to
Town limits
North Shore Road
Both
Concession 10 to McVicar Street
Palmerston Street
North
Albert Street South to Huron Street
Perkins Lane
Both
Albert Street to McNabb Street
Queens Bush
Both
Mill Creek to Mill Ridge
Saugeen Beach Road
[By-law 44-2020]
West
From Bruce Road # 25 to 297 Saugeen
Beach Road
Saugeen Street
Both
Grosvenor Street to Front Street
Saugeen Street
Both
Albert Street to Victoria Street
Shipley Ave
West
Bruce Road 25 to most northerly point
Shore Road
West
Oak Street to Metcalf Street
Shore Road
Both
Metcalf Street to South Rankin Street
South Street
North
Huron Street to Victoria Street South [By-
law 69-2021]
South Rankin Street
Both
Shore Road to a point 200 metres west of
Madwayosh Street
Stafford Street
West
Johnston Avenue to Gustavus Street
Stafford Street
East
Eugenie Street to Provincial Street
Steven Street
East
Market Street to McVicar Street
Thompson Lane
Both
Victoria Street to Huron Street
Union Lane
Both
Grosvenor Street to Victoria Street
Water Street
Both
Saugeen Street to Thompson Lane
Waterloo Street
[By-law 48-2020]
West
James Street to Joseph Street
Waterloo Street
[By-law 48-2020]
Both
Joseph Street to Mary Street
Waterloo Street
[By-law 48-2020]
Both
James Street to Mary Street
Wellington Street
East
Catherine Street to Tomlinson Drive
Windsor Blvd
Both
Albert Street to Beechwood Lane
Victoria Street S
Both
Cole Blvd to South Street
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "C"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-law 52-2017 and 67-2026]
15 Minute Time Limit Zones
COLUMN 1
Highway or part of
Highway
COLUMN
2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN
3
Length
of Time
COLUMN 4
Times of Day
Mill Street between a
point of 9 meters west
of the westerly limit of
Bricker Street and a
point 25 meters
westerly from the first
mentioned point
Both
15
Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday
both inclusive
Northshore Parking Lot
on McVicar Street -
most westerly parking
parking space solely
East of the Canada
Post mailboxes
[By-law 52-2017]
[By-law 67-2026]
South
15
Minutes
At all times
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "D"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-law 57-2019]
30 Minute Time Limit Zones
COLUMN 1
Highway or part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
Length of
Time
COLUMN 4
Times of Day
Grosvenor Street
between High Street
to Thompson Lane
East
30 Minutes
9:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m. Monday to
Saturday both
inclusive
Lambert lane from
Adelaide Street to
Peel Street
(By-law 57-2019)
Both
30 Minutes
At All Times
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "E"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-laws 93-2015 and 48-2020]
180 Minute (3 Hour) Time Limit Zones
COLUMN 1
Highway or part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
Length of
Time
COLUMN 4
Times of Day
21st Alley- abutting
Cenotaph Park
South Side
of Cenotaph
180 minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Albert Street from a point
measuring 31 meters
northerly from the
intersection of Spence
Street to the entrance of
the Market Reserve
East
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Albert Street from Union
Lane to Clarendon Street
East
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Albert Street from 19
Albert Street to Leeder
Lane
West
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Bricker Street from
Gustavus to Green Street
[By-law 48-2020]
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Bricker Street from Green
Street to Market Street
[By-law 48-2020]
East
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Bricker Street from Mill
Street to Elgin Street
[By-law 48-2020]
West
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Bricker Street from 30
metres north of Gustavus
Street to Market Street
[By-law 48-2020]
East
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from a point
60 metres east of
Goderich Street to Bricker
Street
South
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from Bricker
Street to Hilker Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from
Goderich Street to Bricker
Street
North
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from
Goderich Street to
Waterloo Street
South
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from
Waterloo Street to
Stafford Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Elgin Street from
Waterloo Street to
Stafford Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Goderich Street from
Market Street to
Catherine Street
Both
180 minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Green Street from
Goderich Street to Bricker
Street
Both
180 minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
COLUMN 1
Highway or part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
Length of
Time
COLUMN 4
Times of Day
Green Street from Bricker
Street to Hilker Street
North
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Green Street from
Goderich Street to
Stafford Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Grosvenor Street from
High Street to Leeder
Lane
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Grosvenor Street from
High Street to Thompson
Lane
West
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Gustavus Street from
Goderich Street to
Stafford Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
High Street from Victoria
Street to Huron Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Hilker Street from
Gustavus Street to Elgin
Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Mill Street from Bricker
Street to Hilker Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Mill Street to a point 30m
west of Goderich Street
[By-law 93-2015]
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Mill Street to a point 75m
east of Goderich Street
[By-law 93-2015]
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Mill Street from Goderich
Street to Stafford Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Miramichi Bay Road
McCannel Lane to
Concession 10
West
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
Stafford Street from
Gustavus Street to Elgin
Street
Both
180 Minutes
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday to Saturday both
inclusive
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "F"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-laws 93-2015, 59-2024 and 67-2026]
Parking Prohibited During Specific Times
COLUMN 1
Highway or part
of Highway
COLUMN
2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
COLUMN 4
Prohibited Time or
Days
Gustavus Street
North
Kaake Street to
Stafford Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
[By-law 69-2021]
Joseph Street
[By-law 48-
2020]
North
517-501 Joseph
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
Joseph Street
[By-law 48-
2020]
South
518-502 Joseph
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
Joseph Street
South
518-532 Joseph
Street (30m east
of pedestrian
cross-walk to 9m
west of Waterloo
St.)
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
[By-law 69-2021]
Kaake Street
[By-law 59-
2024]
East
Catherine Street
to Johnston
Avenue
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
Stafford Street
[By-law 93-
2015]
East
Catherine Street
to Eugenie
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th 1st
Stafford Street
[By-law 93-
2015]
Both
Catherine Street
to Eugenie
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th 1st
Stafford Street
East
Gustavus Street
to Johnston Ave
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
Victoria Street
Both
Lansdowne
Street to
MacDonald Lane
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday both
inclusive from
September 1st to June
30th
641 Bricker
Street Parking
Lot
[By-law 67-
2026]
Entire
Parking Lot
6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
on Wednesday from
June 1st to October 1st
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "G"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-law 93-2015]
Designated Parking Spaces - Disabled Persons
COLUMN 1
Highway or part
of Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
High Street
South Side
(a)
a parking space at westerly end of
High Street
(b)
first parking space directly in front of
walkway to building numbered 135
High Street between Grosvenor
Street and Huron Street
(c)
3rd parking space west of the
intersection of Grosvenor Street
(d)
first parking space in front of a
building numbered 173 High Street
and between Albert Street and
Grosvenor Street
(e)
first parking space east of unnamed
lane entering into Market Square
from High Street
(f)
First space east of Huron Street
(g)
A parking space directly in front of
Library
High Street
North Side
(a)
first parking space in front of a
building numbered 174 High Street
between Albert Street and
Grosvenor Street
(b)
first parking space immediately west
of the main entrance to Saugeen
Memorial Hospital
(c)
first parking space immediately east
of the service entrance to Saugeen
Memorial Hospital
(d)
first parking space immediately east
of main entrance to the Saugeen
Memorial Hospital
(e)
located in front of 232 Hugh Street
(f)
first space off Grosvenor Street in
front of Post Office
(g)
In front of 136 High Street
Victoria Street
East Side
(a)
two parking spaces, south of High
Street and facing a ramped walkway
to Bruce County Museum and
Cultural Center between High Street
and Lansdowne Street at 33 Victoria
Street North
(b)
a parking space located facing the
United Church at 28 Victoria Street
South
(c)
first two parking spaces south of a
fire hydrant between Lansdowne
Street and MacDonald Lane being
55 Victoria Street North
(d)
first space North of Fire Department
in front of water tower
Albert Street
East Side
(a)
first parking space at the rear
entrance to St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church at 36 Albert Street,
South
Grey Street
West Side
(a)
three parking spaces located in the
parking area of the Chantry Center
COLUMN 1
Highway or part
of Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
entrance between High Street and
Palmerston Street at 35 Grey St. S.
Goderich Street
East Side
(a)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 661
Goderich Street
(b)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 723
Goderich Street
(c)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 699
Goderich Street
(d)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 559
Goderich Street
(e)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 587
Goderich Street
Goderich Street
West Side
(a)
first parking space immediately in
front of a building numbered 620
Goderich Street
Mill Street
South Side
(a)
first parking space immediately east
of the unnamed lane lying between
Goderich Street and Bricker Street
Gustavus Street
North Side
(a)
First Parking Space immediately
west of Goderich street
Green Street
South Side
(a) the parking space located 49 meters
east of Goderich Street
Elgin Street
South side
(a) Second Parking Space immediately
west of Goderich street
Stafford Street
West Side
(a) First space immediately in front of
516
Stafford Street (Anglican Church)
Southampton
Coliseum
Parking Lot
[By-law 93-
2015]
South Side
(a) a parking space located across from
the entrance to the Curling Club
Port Elgin Main
Beach Parking
Lot
[By-law 93-
2015]
West Side
(a) two parking spaces adjacent to the
Town's Gazebo
Municipal Parking Lots with
Designated Disabled Parking Space(s)
(a)
Municipal Parking Lot located at 26 Albert Street South,
Southampton Coliseum
(b) Municipal Parking Lot located west of Beach Street, Southampton
and fronting on Lake Huron
(c)
Municipal Parking Lot at the north west intersection of Gustavus
Street and Bricker Street - 618 Bricker Street, Port Elgin
(d) Municipal Parking Lot at north east intersection of Green Street
and Bricker Street - 641 Bricker Street, Port Elgin
(e) Municipal Parking Lot located at 110 Harbour Street, Port Elgin and
fronting on Lake Huron
(f)
Municipal Parking Lot located at 818 Gustavus Street, Port Elgin
(g) Municipal Parking Lot located at 600 Tomlinson Drive, Port Elgin
(h) Municipal Parking Lot located at 620 Tomlinson Drive, Port Elgin
(i)
Municipal Parking Lot located 786 Goderich Street, Port Elgin
(j)
Municipal Parking Lot located at 580 Elgin Street, Port Elgin
(k)
Municipal Parking Lot located 5009 Highway 21, Port Elgin Airport
Office
(l)
Municipal Parking Lot located 649 Mill Creek Road, Cameron Park
(m)
Municipal Parking Lot located 297 Saugeen Beach Road, Gobles
Grove
(n)
Municipal Parking Lot located 345 Concession 10, Concession 10
Washroom
(o)
Municipal Parking Lot located 49 High Street, Millard Blvd
Washroom
(p)
Municipal Parking Lot located 1 Chantry View Drive, Chantry View
Washroom
(q)
Municipal Parking Lot located 36 Grey Street N, Saugeen Shores
Medical Building
(r)
Municipal Parking Lot located 328 McNabb Street, Rotary Perkins
Park Washroom
(s)
Municipal Parking Lot located 86 Saugeen Street, Tour Base Office
(t)
Municipal Parking Lot located 35 Grey Street S, Chantry Centre
(u)
Municipal Parking Lot located 2 Lakeland Drive, Matheson Park
(v)
Municipal Parking Lot located 632 Harbour Street, Harbour
(w)
Municipal Parking Lot located 50 Victoria Street, Jubilee Park
(x)
Municipal Parking Lot located at Cenotaph Park
(y)
Municipal Parking Lot located 98 Grenville Street S, Helliwell Park
(z)
Municipal Parking Lot located 70 Front Street, Pioneer Park
(aa) Municipal Parking Lot located 800 Stevens Street, Northshore Park
(bb) Municipal Parking Lot located 259 Harbour Street, Port Elgin Main
Beach
(cc) Municipal Parking Lot located 639 Peirson Ave, Peirson Field Park
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "H"
By-law 51 - 2013
Approved Disabled Parking Signage
1.
Disabled Parking Signage
The following Rc-6 (30x 40) cm signage is the approved disabled
parking signage for the Town of Saugeen Shores.
2.
Sign Installation
(a)
Where a parking space is designated for use by disabled
persons is designated for parallel parking the Rc-6 sign shall be
erected adjacent to the parking space within its longitudinal
limits. It shall be erected such that it is clear to which parking
space the designation applies, but not so as to interfere with
access to and from parked vehicles.
Signs should be mounted at a height between 1.5 and 2.5
meters, measured from the top of the curb to the bottom of the
sign.
(b)
Where a parking space is designated for angle parking or
parking perpendicular to the roadway, signs designating the
parking space for use by disabled persons shall be erected at
the front of the parking space, midway between its lateral lines.
Signs should be mounted at height of between 1.5 and 2.5
meters, measured from the top of the curb to the bottom of the
sign.
3.
Parking Space Markings
In all cases signs should be augmented, but not replaced by,
pavement, markings. Pavement marking shall be the blue reflective
background and outline with the white reflective symbol and border as
set out below.
Each designated disabled parking space shall be signed and marked
as per the above.
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The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "I"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-law 57-2019]
Designated Fire Routes
COLUMN 1
Highway or part of
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
Canadian Tire
Front and east side
5114 Highway 21
Chantry Place Condo
North side
221 Adelaide Street
Coliseum
All sides
26 Albert Street
Complex & Municipal
Office (By-law 57-
2019)
North side
600 Tomlinson Drive
Complex & Municipal
Office (By-law 57-
2019)
North, West and South
sides
600 Tomlinson Drive
Elgin Lodge
Front and west side
551 Mary Street
Grey Bruce Health
Centre
North side
340 High Street
M & M Strip Mall
North and east side
365 Goderich Street
Dollar Tree Mall
All sides
260 Goderich Street
Riocan Holdings (LCBO
Mall)
Front and south side
216 Goderich Street
Saugeen District
Secondary School Lane
Both sides
Gustavus Street to Mill
Creek Road
Southampton Boat
House (By-law 57-
2019)
North, West and South
sides
26 Albert Street South -
add
Southampton Care
Centre
Front
140 Grey Street
UPI Strip Mall
Back and both Sides
281 Goderich Street
Wal-mart Shopping
Centre
Front
5122 Highway 21
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "J"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-laws 95-2016 and 59-2024]
Parking Prohibited At All Times During Pumpkinfest
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or Sides
Arlington Street from Gustavus Street to River Street
East Side
Bricker Street from Peirson Avenue to River Street
Both Sides
Catherine Street from Goderich Street to Wellington Street
Both Sides
Catherine Street from Kaake Street to Bruce Street
[By-law 95-2016]
North
Eastwood Drive from Gustavus Street to River Street
West Side
Elgin Street from Bricker Street to Eastwood Drive
South Side
Elgin Street from Waterloo Street to Kaake Street
[By-law 95-2016]
South
Emma Street from Bricker Street to Wellington Street
(Volunteer Firemen's Personal Vehicles Exempted)
Both Sides
Eugenie Street from Bricker Street to Eastern Limit
South Side
Eugenie Street from Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
South Side
Goderich Street from Gustavus to Mill Street [By-law 59-2024] Both Sides
Goderich Street from Peirson Avenue to Catherine Street
Both Sides
Green Street from Bricker Street to Lehnen Street
South Side
Green Street from Waterloo Street to Bruce Street
[By-law 95-2016]
South
Gustavus Street from Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
South Side
Gustavus from Hilker Street to Goderich Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Both Sides
Gustavus Street from Waterloo Street to Bruce Street
[By-law 95-2016]
South
Hilker Street from Catherine Street to River Street
East Side
Hilker Street from Mill Street to Gustavus Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Both Sides
Hoover Court
South Side
James Street from Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
Both Sides
Kaake Street from Market Street to Catherine Street
[By-law 95-2016]
East
Lehnen Street from Gustavus Street to Mill Street
East Side
Louis Street from Goderich Street to Wellington Street
South Side
Market Street from Arlington Street to Eastwood Drive
South Side
Market Street from Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
South Side
Market Street from Goderich Street to Wellington Street
Both Sides
Market Street from Waterloo Street to Bruce Street
[By-law 95-2016]
North
Mary Street from Waterloo Street to Goderich Street
Both Sides
Mill Creek Road from Thede Drive to Queen's Bush Road
[By-law 59-2024]
East and North Sides
Mill Street from Bricker Street to Lehnen Street
South Side
Mill Street from Bruce Street to Highland Street
[By-law 95-2016]
North
Mill Street from Kaake Street to Waterloo Street
[By-law 95-2016]
North
Mill Street from Gustavus to Hilker Street [By-law 59-2024]
Both Sides
Municipal Lot on Bricker Street and Green Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Entire Lot
Municipal Lot on Bricker and Gustavus Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Entire Lot
Municipal Lot on Bricker Street and Mill Street
[By-law 59-2024]
Lot allowing alleyway
access
Muir Court [By-law 59-2024]
South Side
Nodwell Court [By-law 59-2024]
South Side
Peirson Avenue from Goderich Street to Waterloo Street
South Side
Peirson Avenue from Goderich Street to Wellington Street
Both Sides
COLUMN 1
Highway or Part of Highway
COLUMN 2
Side or Sides
Provincial Street from Stafford Street to Bruce Street
[By-law 95-2016]
South
River Street from Goderich Street to Wellington Street
Both Sides
River Street from Wellington Street to Lehnen Street
South Side
Ruby Street from Gustavus Street to Green Street
East Side
Ruby Street from Mill Street to Market Street
East Side
Southampton Street from Market Street to Johnston Avenue
[By-law 95-2016]
East
Stafford Street from Market Street to Provincial Street
[By-law 95-2016]
East
Thede Drive from Gustavus Street to Mill Creek Road
East and North Sides
Waterloo Street from Falconer Street to Mary Street
Both Sides
Waterloo Street from James Street to Catherine Street
Both Sides
Wellington Street from Peirson Avenue to River Street
Both Sides
Wellington Street from Green Street to Gustavus Street
[By-law 59-2024]
East
By-law 69-2021
Schedule "K" to By-law 51-2013
Designated No-Stopping Zones
COLUMN 1
Highway or
part of
Highway
COLUMN
2
Side or
Sides
COLUMN 3
From and To
COLUMN 4
Prohibited Time or Days
Waterloo
Street
Both
Joseph Street to
Mary Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to
Friday both inclusive from
September 1st to June 30th
Stafford Street
Both
Catherine Street
to Eugenie
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to
Friday both inclusive from
September 1st to June 30th
Stafford Street
Both
Gustavus Street
to Johnston
Street
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to
Friday both inclusive from
September 1st to June 30th
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Schedule "L"
By-law 51 - 2013
[Amended by By-law 67-2026]
Parallel Parking Zones
Spence Street to Morpeth Street
- Up to 12 permanent stalls (east side)
- Up to 5 seasonal stalls (west side)
Morpeth Street to Palmerston Street
- Up to 12 permanent stalls (east side)
- Up to 11 seasonal stalls (west side)
Palmerston Street Leeder Lane
- Retained and repainted east-side parking
- Up to 8 seasonal stalls (west side) through curb and entrance
adjustments
Leeder Lane to High Street
- Up to 3 permanent stalls (west side)
- Opportunity for future accessible parking with sidewalk modifications
High Street to Lansdowne Street
- Up to 3 permanent stalls and 12 seasonal stalls, subject to curb and
entrance changes
The Corporation of the Town of Saugeen Shores
Short Form Wordings and Set Fines
Part II Provincial Offences Act
By-law 51-2013, As Amended: Parking
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Short Form Wording
Provision
creating or
defining
Set Fines
1
Park - disobey sign
Section 3.1
$30.00
2
Park - not within parking space
Section 3.2
$30.00
3
Park - not parallel to curb/edge of roadway
Section 3.3
$30.00
4
Park - interfere traffic or snow removal
Section 3.4
$30.00
5
Park - facing wrong direction
Section 5.1
$30.00
6
Park - prohibited
Section 6.1
$30.00
7
Park - prohibited
Section 6.2
$30.00
8
Park - on sidewalk/bike path
Section 7.1 (a)
$30.00
9
Park - within crosswalk/pedestrian crossover
Section 7.1 (b)
$30.00
10
Park - within 9m of intersection
Section 7.1 (c)
$30.00
11
Park - on median strip or boulevard
Section 7.1 (d)
$30.00
12
Park - within 15m of any controlled intersection
Section 7.1 (e)
$30.00
13
Park - on bridge or approaching bridge
Section 7.1 (f)
$30.00
14
Park - within 3m of fire hydrant
Section 7.1 (g)
$30.00
15
Park - obstruct traffic
Section 7.1 (h)
$30.00
16
Park - within 15m of crosswalk I pedestrian
Section 7.1 (i)
$30.00
17
Park - interfere with parked/standing vehicle
Section 7.1 U)
$30.00
18
Park - obstruct entrance/exit of emergency building
Section 7.1 (k)
$30.00
19
Park - obstruct driveway
Section 7.1 (I)
$35.00
20
Park - driveway impair visibility
Section 7.1 (m)
$30.00
21
Park- on highway to display vehicle for sale
Section 7.1 (n)
$30.00
22
Park - on highway to wash I grease I repair
Section 7.1 (o)
$30.00
23
Park - when practicable to park off roadway
Section 7.1 (p)
$30.00
24
Park - in public park between restricted hours
Section 7.1 (q)
$30.00
25
Park - on beach where prohibited
Section 7.1 (r)
$30.00
26
Park - between restricted winter hours
Section 7.1 (s)
$30.00
27
Park - to interfere with funeral procession
Section 7.1 (t)
$30.00
28
Park - along curb where yellow paint applied
Section 7.1 (u)
$30.00
29
Park - interfere with removal of snow
Section 7.1 (v)
$30.00
30
Park - without valid registration
Section 7.1 (w)
$30.00
31
Park - without current insurance
Section 7.1 (x)
$30.00
32
Park - in excess of 24 hours
Section 7.2
$30.00
33
Park - centre road
Section 8.1 (a)
$30.00
34
Park- center road commercial vehicles excess 15
Section 8.1 (b)
$30.00
35
Park - Police parking only
Section 8.1 (c)
$30.00
36
Stop - on sidewalk
Section 9.1 (a)
$30.00
37
Stop -within crosswalk/pedestrian crossover
Section 9.1 (b)
$30.00
38
Stop - beside stopped/parked vehicle
Section 9.1 (c)
$30.00
39
Stop -within 3m of fire hydrant
Section 9.1 (d)
$30.00
40
Stop - within school bus loading zone
Section 9.1 (e)
$30.00
41
Stop - designated Disabled Parking
Section 9.1 (f)
$300.00
42
Stop - in fire route
Section 9.1 (g)
$100.00
43
Park - Bicycle impede sidewalk
Section 11.1
$30.00
44
Park - private property without consent
Section 12.1 (a)
$30.00
45
Park- Town or Local Board property without consent Section 12.1 (b)
$30.00
46
Park- Designated Disabled Parking Space
Section 13.2
$300.00
47
Park - in fire route
Section 14.4
$100.00
48
Park- Prohibit Pumpkinfest Highways
Section 15.1
$30.00
49
Park- Prohibit Marine Heritage Festival
Section 15.2
$30.00
50 Park- Prohibit Pumpkinfest Streets
Section 15.3
$30.00
51
Park - Abandoned vehicle
Section 16.1
$30.00
52
Park - where prohibited during emergency
Section 18.3
$30.00