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AS AMENDED BY
By-law 2021-16
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TAY
BY-LAW NO. 2020-15
Being a By-law to Regulate the Parking of
Vehicles within the Township of Tay
WHEREAS the Municipality is authorized pursuant to Section 428 of the
Municipal Act, R.S.O. 2001, Chapter 25, as amended, to pass by-laws
prohibiting the parking, standing or stopping of motor vehicles within the
Municipality.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Tay
enacts as follows:
SECTION 1:
DEFINITIONS
1.1
"ACCESSIBLE PARKING PERMITS" shall mean a marker or
permit consisting of the international symbol for a person with a
disability, issued in connection with a parking permit by the
Ministry of Transportation (Ontario);
1.2
"ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN" is a sign consisting of the
international symbol for persons with disabilities to be used for the
purpose of designating parking spaces for the sole use of vehicles
operated by or conveying persons with a disability;
1.3
"BOULEVARD" shall mean the grassed area between the sidewalk
and the curb or the curb to the nearest street line thereto;
1.4
"COMMUNITY SAFETY ZONE" means a part of a highway which
is designated by signs as a community safety zone pursuant to the
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Community Safety Zones), 1998,
being areas where public safety is of special concern, as identified
by the Municipality, and where fines imposed upon conviction of
any violation, are increased;
1.5
"CORNER" is hereby defined as the intersecting angle point of the
curbs, except where there is no curb, the corner is defined as the
intersecting angle point of the edge of the pavement or traveled
portion of gravel surface, as the case may be;
1.6
"CROSS WALK" shall mean:
(a) that part of a highway at an intersection that is included
within the connections of the lateral lines of the sidewalks on
opposite sides of the highway measured from the curbs, or,
in the absence of curbs, from the edges of the highway; or
(b) any portion of a highway at an intersection or elsewhere
distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by signs or by lines
or other markings on the surface.
(c) but excludes pedestrian crossovers.
1.7
"CURB" shall mean the raised concrete edging which separates the
paved street from the boulevard;
1.8
"EMERGENCY VEHICLE" shall mean:
a) A fire department vehicle while responding to a fire alarm or
other emergency call.
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b) A vehicle while used by a person in the lawful performance of
his duties - a police officer or by-law enforcement officer.
c) An ambulance or cardiac arrest emergency vehicle while
responding to an injured person in an emergency situation.
1.9 "FIRE CHIEF" shall mean the Fire Chief of the Township of Tay or
such person as he may designate to carry out his duties under this
by-law;
1.10 "FIRE ROUTE" shall mean any private roadway designated by the
Fire Chief;
1.11 "HIGHWAY" includes a common and public highway, any part of
which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage
of vehicles and pedestrians and includes the area between the lateral
property lines thereof;
1.12 "INTERSECTION" shall mean the area embraced within the
prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines or, if none, then of
the lateral boundary lines of two (2) or more highways that join one
another at an angle, whether or not one highway crosses the other;
1.13 "LARGE VEHICLE" shall mean any vehicle which is in excess of 7
metres in length;
1.14 "MUNICIPAL PARKING PERMIT" shall mean an identifying
marker issued by the Corporation of the Township of Tay to allow a
vehicle to park in the locations identified in this By-law;
1.15 "MUNICIPALITY" shall mean the Municipal Corporation of the
Township of Tay;
1.16 "OBSTRUCT SIDEWALK" shall mean the parking or stopping of a
motor vehicle in such a position that obstructs any portion of the
sidewalk;
1.17 "OWNER" means:
(1)
a person with legal title to property,
(2)
the spouse of the person in (1),
(3)
a person authorized in writing by the legal title holder to act
on his or her behalf to enforce or to request the enforcement
of this by-law.
OWNED has a corresponding meaning when describing property.
1.18 "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;
1.19 "PEDESTRIAN" means a person on foot and invalids and children in
wheeled carriages.
1.20 "PERMIT" shall mean an identifying marker issued by the Ministry
of Transportation (Ontario);
1.21 "PERSON WITH A DISABILITY" shall mean any person who falls
under the definition of having a disability as set out in the
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Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, R.S.O. 2005,
c.11 as amended and the Ontario Human Rights Code.
1.22 "SCHOOL BUS" shall mean a bus used for the transportation of
children to and from school that;
(a) bears on the rear thereof the words "Do not pass when signals
flashing";
(b) is equipped with two (2) red signal lights on the rear thereof
and two (2) red signal lights on the front thereof;
(c) is painted chrome yellow with black lettering and trim.
1.23 "SIDEWALK" shall mean an improved portion of a highway
between the curb line and the adjacent property line, intended for
the use of pedestrians;
1.24 "STREET" includes a common and public highway, street, avenue,
parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct, or trestle designed
and intended for, or based by, the general public for the passage of
vehicles;
1.25 "TOW AWAY ZONE" shall mean any road area within 30 metres in
any direction from the sign designating the tow away zone.
1.26 "UNLICENSED MOTOR VEHICLE" is a vehicle that does not have
affixed to a number plate displayed on the vehicle, evidence of
current validation of the permit;
1.27 "UTILITY VEHICLE" shall mean a vehicle owned or operated by
the municipality or a public utility, while being used by a person in
the lawful performance of his duties in the installation, inspection or
repair of the utility, including sewer and water mains, storm drains,
roads, sidewalks and trail networks, telephone, hydro, natural gas,
and television cable;
1.28 "VEHICLE" includes a motor vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm
tractor, road building machine and any vehicle drawn, propelled or
driven by any kind or power, including muscular power, and including
a motorized snow vehicle.
SECTION 2:
BLOCKING TRAFFIC
(a)
No person shall park any vehicle on a street so as to blockade or
obstruct the traffic of vehicles;
(b)
No person shall park any vehicle so as to obstruct a sidewalk or on
any boulevard;
(c)
No person shall park a vehicle which is in excess of 7 metres (23.3
feet) in length or detached trailer on any street within the
Municipality;
(d)
No person shall park so as to obstruct the entrance to any land or
driveway into private or public property or into any garage or other
building.
SECTION 3:
PARKING NEAR FIRE HYDRANTS
No person shall park or leave a vehicle within three metres (3 m) of a
point on the curb or edge of the roadway opposite any fire hydrants (3
metres = 9.8 Ft.).
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SECTION 4:
PARKING NEAR INTERSECTIONS
No person shall park a vehicle near the corners of street intersections
within a distance of nine metres (9 m) back from the corner on each
intersecting street or such distance as may be designated by sign. (9
metres = 29.5 Ft.).
SECTION 5:
PARKING NEAR BRIDGES
No person shall park a vehicle on any bridge or within 15 metres of a
bridge over, under or across which the highway passes (15 metres = 49
Ft.).
SECTION 6:
PARKING ON LAND OWNED BY MUNICIPALITY
No person shall park or leave a vehicle 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.
SECTION 7:
LOADING AND UNLOADING
(a)
Where possible, vehicles shall be loaded or unloaded from the side
and shall be parked as close as possible to the curb or to the edge
of the traveled portion of the street. No person shall leave a vehicle
backed up to the edge of a street except during the actual loading
or unloading and in any case no longer than is reasonably required
for the loading or unloading operation;
(b)
In loading or unloading a vehicle, the driver of such vehicle shall
ensure that the vehicle is parked no farther than thirty centimetres
(30 cm.) from the curb (30 centimetres = 11.8 inches).
SECTION 8:
MANNER OF PARKING
(a)
Parking Parallel to curb: No person shall stand or park a vehicle
on any street where there is a curb unless he ensures that such
vehicle is parallel to and the right wheels and runners thereof are
not more than thirty centimetres (30 cm.) from such curb, or in the
winter, as near this as the conditions of the streets permit (30
centimetres = 11.8 inches).
(b)
Parking parallel where no curb exists: No person shall stand or
park a vehicle on uncurbed streets, unless he ensures that such
vehicle is parallel to and the right wheels and runners of the vehicle
are as close as circumstances and weather conditions permit to the
edge of the boulevards or sidewalks as the case may be.
(c)
Parking within marked parking spaces: Where parking is
permitted and markings on the surface of the street or signs are
visible to direct the manner in which parking shall occur, no person
shall park a vehicle that is not completely within a single parking
space or the vehicle occupies more than one parking space.
(d)
Notwithstanding section 8 (d), any vehicles with a trailer attached
that are parked within 145 Albert Street are exempt from that
section if only occupying two parking spaces due to the length of
the vehicle and trailer attached during the permitted hours that
vehicles with trailers are allowed to park at 145 Albert Street.
(e)
Where signs have been erected in a parking area designating that
parking area is solely for vehicles with trailers attached, no person
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shall park or stop a vehicle without a trailer attached within that
parking area.
(f)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on the parkland area of 91 or
110 Albert Street.
SECTION 9:
RESTRICTED PARKING
(a)
Three Day Limit: Except as provided otherwise by this by-law, no
person shall park on any travelled portion of any street or within 3
metres of the travelled portion of the roadway within the
Municipality for a period longer than 3 (three) days at any one time,
with or without a driver or operator.
(b)
Parking during Prohibited hours: No person shall park any
vehicle with a trailer attached, with or without a driver or operator
outside of permitted hours as indicated by signs and as set out in
Schedule "C" attached hereto and forming part of this By-law.
(c)
Restricted Area Parking: No person shall park any vehicle and/or
a trailer in the geographical area as defined by Schedule "E" on any
highway or on municipal property unless otherwise designated by
sign.
SECTION 10: WINTER PARKING CONTROL
(a)
From the 15th day of November in any year until the 1st day of April
in the following year between the hours of 3:00 A.M. to 12:00
NOON, no person shall park a vehicle on any street/road or within
3.05 metres of the edge of any gravel, surface treatment or asphalt
roadway (3.05 metres = 10 Ft.).
(b)
Notwithstanding any other provision of this by-law which permits
the parking of vehicles on highways or on any municipal parking
lots, no person shall park or stand a vehicle in such a manner as to
interfere with the clearing of snow from the highway or municipal
parking lot.
SECTION 11:
EMERGENCY VEHICLES & UTILITY VEHICLES
All emergency vehicles or utility vehicles are exempt from this by-law.
SECTION 12:
SCHOOL BUS LOADING AND DROP OFF ZONE
No person shall park, stand, or stop any vehicle in any school bus loading,
or drop off zone where signs have been erected indicating the designation
of a school bus loading or drop off zone.
SECTION 13:
CROSSWALK/PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVER
No person shall park, stand, or stop on any portion of a crosswalk or
pedestrian crossover.
SECTION 14:
FIRE ROUTES
Following designation of fire routes by the Fire Chief and notice under the
Fire Prevention and Protection Act, S.O. 1997, as amended.
(1) the owner of a property shall erect signs marking private
roadways thereon as fire routes;
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(2) before erecting signs as required, the owner of a property
shall obtain direction from and the approval of the Fire Chief
or the persons designated by him to give such direction and
approval, for all such signs, the wording thereon and the
location thereof;
(3) each private roadway which is located on a property of which
the municipal address or location is listed in Schedule "D"
hereto and beside or near which there are signs marking it as
a fire route is hereby designated as a fire route;
(4) the owner of a property upon which there is a private roadway
that has been designated as a fire route:
(a) shall maintain the signs marking it as a fire route; and
(b) shall keep such private roadway:
(i)
in good repair;
(ii)
clear of snow and ice;
(iii)
free of all obstructions.
(5)
no person shall park or leave a vehicle at any time on or along
any part of a private roadway designated as a fire route;
SECTION 15:
ACCESSIBLE PARKING REGULATIONS
(a)
No person shall park a vehicle in an accessible parking space unless
a valid accessible parking permit is displayed and is clearly visible
from outside the vehicle as prescribed in a Provincial statute or
regulation.
(b) No person other than a person with a disability who is the operator
of a vehicle or a person who is the operator of a vehicle in which a
person with a disability is a passenger shall use an accessible
parking permit.
(c) If the vehicle is a motorcycle or motor assisted bicycle, the
accessible parking permit shall be displayed on the top left corner of
the number plate of the vehicle.
SECTION 16:
TOWING AND REMOVAL OF VEHICLES
(a)
A Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or any person appointed by the
Municipality upon discovery of any vehicle parked or standing in
contravention of this By-Law, may cause it to be moved or taken to
and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for
removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are lien upon the vehicle
which may be enforced in the manner provided by Chapter R.25,
Sec. 4(1) of the Repair and Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990, as
amended.
(b)
All costs and charges for removal, care and storage of the vehicle
shall be in addition to any other penalties provided in this By-Law.
SECTION 17:
TOW AWAY ZONE
No person shall park a vehicle at any time where appropriate signs
regarding "Tow Away Zones" have been erected and on display as set out
in Schedule "B" attached hereto and forming part of this By-law.
SECTION 18:
WHERE SIGNS ARE ON DISPLAY
(a)
Where proper prohibitive parking signs have been erected and
are on display, no person shall park a vehicle on any portion of
any street.
(b)
No person shall park in a Community Safety Zone where signs
have been erected and are on display.
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(c)
No person shall park a vehicle, or permit a vehicle to remain
parked on any portion of a highway within the signed portion of
the entrance to the Tay Shore Trail.
SECTION 19: MUNICIPAL PERMIT PARKING
(a)
Where signs regarding Municipal Permit Parking have been
erected and are on display, no person shall park a vehicle with a
trailer in any parking area or on any portion of any highway
listed in Schedule "F" attached hereto and forming part of this
By-law without displaying a municipal parking permit.
(b)
Where a municipal parking permit has been obtained under this
by-law, no person shall fail to comply with the terms and
conditions of the said permit.
The terms and conditions on which a municipal parking permit is
issued are as follows:
i)
That a maximum of one (1) municipal parking permit per
property, or identified legally established dwelling unit
(apartment, etc.), will be issued;
ii)
That the municipal parking permit can only be obtained by a
registered property owner upon demonstrating proof of
ownership or by a resident upon demonstrating proof of
residency;
iii)
Municipal parking permits must be associated with a
registered vehicle's license plate number and are exclusively
for use in association with the registered vehicle;
iv) The municipal parking permit must be placed in a
conspicuous place on the windshield of the vehicle it is
registered to that can be easily seen by any reasonable
person;
v)
Permit parking spaces are on an as available basis and are
not guaranteed;
vi) The parking permit does not exempt a vehicle from Section
9 (b) of this by-law.
vii) Municipal parking permits are the property of the Township
of Tay and are non-transferrable. Any permit that is
transferred from the registered parking permit holder, or
the vehicle associated with the parking permit, is null and
void;
viii) All other provisions of this By-law shall be complied with;
ix) At the discretion of a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer a
parking permit can be cancelled or suspended at any time.
(c)
No person shall park a vehicle with a trailer in any parking area
or on any portion of any highway listed in Schedule "F" while
displaying a municipal parking permit that does not match the
registered vehicle's license plate.
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SECTION 20:
PARKING OF UNLICENSED MOTOR VEHICLES
No person shall park an unlicensed motor vehicle on a highway.
SECTION 21:
PENALTIES
Where a vehicle is found parked in contravention of the provisions of this
by-law, the enforcing official so finding the vehicle shall attach to the
vehicle a ticket in the form of a numbered notice stating;
i)
the license number and validation sticker of the vehicle
when possible;
ii)
that the vehicle has violated the provisions of this by-law;
iii)
the date, time, place and nature of the alleged offence;
iv)
that the owner or operator thereof can report to the
Municipal Office of the Township of Tay within seven days,
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, after the
date when the ticket is attached to make the early
payment;
v)
after seven days the penalty becomes the set fine;
vi)
payment not received within fifteen days excluding
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays after the ticket was
issued the fine is subject to the provisions of the Provincial
Offences Act.
(a)
The ticket shall be prepared in duplicate and the enforcing official
shall attach one copy to the vehicle and deliver the other copy to
the Municipal Office.
(b)(1)The owner or operator of the vehicle may within seven days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays, after the day when
the ticket is issued, report to the municipal office, or to any person
designated by the municipality to receive such penalties, the sum of
the early payment for the offence in full satisfaction in respect of
the alleged offence and receipt therefore shall be given to the
person making the payment.
(b)(2)The owner or operator of the vehicle may after seven days and
within fifteen days excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays,
after the day when the ticket is issued, report to the municipal office
and pay at the municipal office or to any persons designated by the
municipality to receive such penalties, pay the set fine for the
offence in full satisfaction in respect of the alleged offence and
receipt therefore shall be given to the person making the payment.
(c)
The owner or operator of a vehicle that is parked, stopped or left
standing in contravention of this by-law is guilty of an offence and
on convictions is liable to a fine of not more than One Thousand
($1,000.00) Dollars for every offence exclusive of costs.
(d)
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty
of an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for
by the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.33.
SECTION 22:
SEVERABILITY
Every provision of this By-Law is declared to be severable from the
remainder of the By-law and if any provision of the By-Law shall be
declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such declaration
shall not affect the validity of the remainder thereof.
SECTION 23:
EFFECTIVE DATE
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This By-Law No. 2020-15 shall come into force on the date the Chief
Judge of the Ontario Court of Justice (Provincial Division) issues an order
approving set fines for By-Law No. 2020-15
SECTION 24:
REPEAL BY-LAW
(a)
That By-law 2009-20, as amended is hereby repealed.
(b)
That By-laws 2010-02, 2012-16, 2014-42, 2014-52, 2015-72,
2016-59, 2017-124, 2018-32, 2019-36 which amended By-law
2009-20 are hereby repealed.
BY-LAW READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY
PASSED THIS 25th DAY OF MARCH, 2020
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TAY
MAYOR, Ted Walker
CAO/DEPUTY CLERK, Lindsay Barron
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SCHEDULE "A"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
NO PARKING
The following areas are designated as no parking zones:
COLUMN 1
Road
COLUMN 2
Side
COLUMN 3
Between
Albert Street
Southwest
Six (6) metres (20ft.) feet
northwest of William
Street
Albert Street
Northeast
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
southeast of William
Street
Albert Street
Southwest
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft)
southeast of William
Street
Albert Street
Northeast
Sixty (60) metres (200ft.)
northwest of Jephson
Street
Albert Street
Southwest
Six (6) metres (20ft.)
northwest of Waldie Ave
Albert Street
Northwest
Waldie Avenue to the boat
launch
Albert Street
Northeast
Wycliffe Cove to boat
launch
Ellen Street
Northeast
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
from Hoyt Ave
Fallowfield Lane
Northwest
From Pine Street to the
opposite side of driveway
to Bridgeview Park
Fallowfield Lane
Southeast
From Pine Street to the
opposite side of driveway
to Bridgeview Park
Grandview Road
North
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
east of Triple Bay Road
Hoyt Ave
Northwest
From 40 Ellen Street
(Sewage Pump Station) to
Juneau Road
Hoyt Ave
Southeast
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
from Ellen Street
Industrial Road
South
Park Street until lot line of
49 Industrial Road
Pine Street
East
Twelve (12) metres (40ft.)
south of Tay Trail
Waldie Ave
North
Fifty eight (58) metres
(190ft.) west of Albert
Street
Waldie Ave
South
One hundred six (106)
metres (350ft.) west of
Albert Street
Talbot Street
North
From Ninth Ave to Triple
Bay Road
Talbot Street
South
From Ninth Ave to Triple
Bay Road
Talbot Street
North
Thirty (30) metres
(100ft.) east of Fourth Ave
Talbot Street
South
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
east of Ney Ave
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Triple Bay Road
East
Three hundred seventy
five (375) metres from
Hwy 12
Triple Bay Road
West
Three hundred seventy
five (375) metres from
Hwy 12
Winfield Drive
East
Thirty (30) metres
(100ft.) from waters edge
William Street
Northwest
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
southwest of Albert Street
William Street
Southeast
Fifteen (15) metres (49ft.)
northeast of Albert Street
Wycliffe Cove
Northeast
Albert St. & Ellen St.
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SCHEDULE "B"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
TOW AWAY
The following areas are designated as Tow Away zones:
COLUMN 1
Road
COLUMN 2
Side
COLUMN 3
Between
Alcove Drive
North
Thirty (30) metres,
(100ft.) east of 100
Alcove Drive
Alcove Drive
South
Thirty (30) metres,
(100ft.) east of 100
Alcove Drive
Duck Bay Road
East
From the driveway
of 5 Duck Bay Road
to a spot 50 meters
north of the bridge
Duck Bay Road
West
From the driveway
of 10 Duck Bay Road
to a spot 50 meters
north of the bridge
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SCHEDULE "C"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
TIME LIMIT PARKING
COLUMN 1
Highway
COLUMN 2
Side
COLUMN 3
Between
COLUMN 4
Hours
COLUMN 5
Jephson
Street
Southeast
Side
Albert
Street and
property
line of 95
Jephson
Street
Monday to
Friday
between
8:00am &
5:00pm
from
September
1st-June
30th
excluding
holidays
Anytime
between
8:00am and
5:00pm
Jephson
Street
Northwest
Side
McDowell
Street and
Martha
Street
Monday to
Friday
between
8:00am &
5:00pm
from
September
1st-June
30th
excluding
holidays
Anytime
between
8:00am and
5:00pm
Albert
Street
Both Sides
of Road
Jephson
Street and
Maple
Street
Monday to
Friday
between
8:00am &
5:00pm
from
September
1st- June
30th
excluding
holidays
Anytime
between
8:00am &
5:00pm
PROHIBITED HOUR PARKING
COLUMN 1
Location
COLUMN 2
Description
COLUMN 3
Permitted hours
COLUMN 4
Prohibited
Time
145 Albert
Street
Parking lot
Friday
5:30pm-11:00pm
Saturday 1:00pm-
11:00pm
Sunday
7:00am-11:00pm
Anytime outside
of the hours
listed in Column
3
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SCHEDULE "D"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
FIRE ROUTE
The following areas are designated as Fire Route zones:
Location
5 Fallowfield Lane, LCBO and Tim Hortons Parking Lot
445 Pine Street, Waubaushene Fire Hall
460 Park Street, St Antoine Daniel Catholic School
125 Jephson Street, Tay Shores Public School
15979 Highway 12 East, Ontario SPCA Midland & District Branch
16164 Highway 12, Saint Marie Among The Hurons
16160 Highway 12, Wye March Wildlife Centre
311 Talbot Street
16163 Highway 12, Martyrs' Shrine
60 Maple Street
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SCHEDULE "E"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
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SCHEDULE "F"
TO BY-LAW 2020-15, as amended
The following areas are designated as Permit Parking Areas:
Location
110 Albert Street, Victoria Harbour
145 Albert Street, Victoria Harbour
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TAY
PART II Provincial Offences Act
By-law No. 2020-15, as amended
A By-law to regulate the parking of vehicles
ITEM
COLUMN 1
Short Form Wording
COLUMN
2
Provision
Creating
or
Defining
Offence
COLUMN
3
Early
Voluntary
Payment
Payable
within 7
days
COLUMN
4
Set
Fine
1
Parking Obstructing Traffic
2(a)
$40.00
$60.00
2
Parking on a Sidewalk,
Boulevard
2(b)
$40.00
$60.00
3
Park Vehicle (excess of 7
metres in length)
2(c)
$40.00
$60.00
4
Parking Obstructing Entrance
to Driveway
2(d)
$40.00
$60.00
5
Parking within 3 metres of
Fire Hydrant
3
$50.00
$70.00
6
Parking within 9 metres of
Intersection
4
$40.00
$60.00
7
Parking on (or within 15
metres of) bridge
5
$40.00
$60.00
8
Unauthorized Parking on
Municipal Property
6
$40.00
$60.00
9
Improper Parking during
Loading, Unloading
7(b)
$40.00
$60.00
10
Improper Parallel Parking (to
curb)
8(a)
$40.00
$60.00
11
Improper Parallel Parking (no
curb)
8(b)
$40.00
$60.00
12
Park- Not in Single Space
8(c)
$40.00
$60.00
13
Park vehicle without trailer
8(e)
$60.00
$80.00
14
Park vehicle in parkland
8(f)
$60.00
$80.00
15
Parking Beyond Three Day
Limit
9(a)
$40.00
$60.00
16
Park vehicle with trailer
during prohibited hours
9(b)
$60.00
$80.00
17
Restricted Area Parking
9(c)
$60.00
$80.00
18
Parking within 3.05 metres of
Roadway from Nov. 15 to
April 01 between 3:00 a.m.
to 12:00 noon
10(a)
$40.00
$60.00
19
Park as to interfere with snow
removal
10(b)
$40.00
$60.00
20
Park in School Bus Loading,
Drop-off zone
12
$40.00
$60.00
21
Parking on a Crosswalk
13
$40.00
$60.00
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18
ITEM
COLUMN 1
Short Form Wording
COLUMN
2
Provision
Creating
or
Defining
Offence
COLUMN
3
Early
Voluntary
Payment
Payable
within 7
days
COLUMN
4
Set
Fine
22
Parking in a Fire Route
14(5)
$100.00
$150.00
23
Parking in a Disabled Parking
Space-No permit displayed
15(a)
N/A
$300.00
24
Parking in a Tow away Zone
17
$40.00
$60.00
25
Parking in a Prohibited Area
18(a)
$40.00
$60.00
26
Parking in a Prohibited Area-
Community Safety Zone
18(b)
N/A
$60.00
27
Park within entrance to Tay
Shore Trail
18(c)
$40.00
$60.00
28
Park without municipal
parking permit
19 (a)
$60.00
$80.00
29
Park with permit not
matching
19 (c)
$60.00
$80.00
Note: The general penalty provision for the offences listed above
is Section 20(d) of Bylaw 2020-15, as amended, a certified copy of
which has been filed.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TAY
PART II Provincial Offences Act
By-law No. 2020-15, as amended
A By-law to regulate the parking of vehicles
ITEM
COLUMN 1
Short Form Wording
COLUMN
2
Provision
Creating
or
Defining
Offence
COLUMN
3
Early
Voluntary
Payment
Payable
within 7
days
COLUMN
4
Set
Fine
1
Parking Obstructing Traffic
2(a)
2
Parking on a Sidewlak,
Boulevard
2(b)
3
Park Vehicle (excess of 7
metres in length)
2(c)
4
Parking Obstructing Entrance
to Driveway
2(d)
5
Parking within 3 metres of
Fire Hydrant
3
6
Parking within 9 metres of
Intersection
4
7
Parking on (or within 15
metres of) bridge
5
8
Unauthorized Parking on
Municipal Property
6
9
Improper Parking during
Loading, Unloading
7(b)
10
Improper Parallel Parking (to
curb)
8(a)
11
Improper Parallel Parking (no
curb)
8(b)
12
Park- Not in Single Space
8(c)
13
Park vehicle without trailer
8(e)
14
Park vehicle in parkland
8(f)
15
Parking Beyond Three Day
Limit
9(a)
16
Park vehicle with trailer
during prohibited hours
9(b)
17
Restricted Area Parking
9(c)
18
Parking within 3.05 metres of
Roadway from Nov. 15 to
April 01 between 3:00 a.m.
to 12:00 noon
10(a)
19
Park as to interfere with snow
removal
10(b)
20
Park in School Bus Loading,
Drop-off zone
12
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20
ITEM
COLUMN 1
Short Form Wording
COLUMN
2
Provision
Creating
or
Defining
Offence
COLUMN
3
Early
Voluntar
y
Payment
Payable
within 7
days
COLUMN
4
Set
Fine
21
Parking on a Crosswalk
13
22
Parking in a Fire Route
14(5)
23
Parking in a Disabled Parking
Spot-No permit displayed
15(a)
24
Parking in a Tow away Zone
17
25
Parking in a Prohibited Area
18(a)
26
Park in a Prohibited Area-
Community Safety Zone
18(b)
27
Park within entrance of Tay
Shore Trail
18(c)
28
Park without municipal
parking permit
19 (a)
29
Park with permit not
matching
19 (c)
Note: The general penalty provision for the offences listed above
is Section 20(d) of Bylaw 2020-15, as amended, a certified copy of
which has been filed.