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TOWN OF CANORA
Bylaw Number 20-16
A BYLAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC IN THE TOWN OF CANORA
The Council of the Town of Canora, in the Province of Saskatchewan, enacts as
follows:
SECTION I: SHORT TITLE, APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION
SHORTTITLE
1.1
This Bylaw may be cited as "The Traffic Bylaw".
2.
APPLICATION
2.1
All of the provisions and enactments set forth in this Bylaw shall relate to and
be in full force and effect within the limits of the Municipality.
2.2
The headings throughout this Bylaw are for convenience only and are not
intended to be used to construe the intent of this Bylaw or any part hereof, or
to modify, amplify, or aid in the interpretation or meaning of the provisions of
this Bylaw.
2.3
In the prosecution of an alleged contravention of any of the provisions of this
Bylaw, the onus of proof that the action giving rise to the charge was
previously authorized shall lie upon the person charged.
3.
INTERPRETATION
3.1
In this Bylaw, unless the contest otherwise requires, the expression(s):
(a)
"Act" shall mean The Traffic Safety Act, and amendments thereto, or
any other Act enacted in its stead;
(b)
Angle parking' shall mean the parking of vehicles with the right front
wheel drawn up on the right-hand side of the roadway, or a distance
of not more than thirty (30) centimeters from such curb, the vehicle to
be placed at an angle of forty-five (45) degrees with the curb;
(c)
"Bicycle' shall mean any muscular propelled, chain-driven wheeled
device in, on, or by which a person or persons may be transported or
drawn and shall include:
(i)
any device adapted from a bicycle by the addition of one (1) or
more wheels;
(ü)
a unicycle;
(iH)
a motorized bicycle that is propelled by a combined muscular
and electrical-assisted power, fitted with pedals that are operable
to propel it, weighing no more than thirty-five (35) kilograms
and does not have sufficient electrical power to attain a speed
greater than thirty-four (34) km/h on level ground within a
distance of two (2) kilometres from a standing start which a
person may ride, regardless of the number of wheels it may have;
(d)
"Boulevard" shall mean that portion of property located between the
sidewalk and the adjacent roadway whether marked with a curb or not,
or that portion of property located between the property line and the
roadway;
(e)
"Bus" shall mean a bus owned by the Municipality for the transportation
of the disabled and shall include any vehicle designated and used to
carry more than seven (7) passengers operated by a public transit utility
or by a private utility; company or organization;
(f)
"Chief Administrative Officer" shall mean the Administrator of the
Municipality;
(g)
"Council" shall mean the Council of the Municipality;
(h)
"Curb" shall mean the dividing line of the roadway between that part of
the roadway intended for use of vehicles and that part of the
roadway not so intended, whether marked with a curb or not;
(i)
'Dangerous goods" shall mean any product, substance or organism
included by its nature or by the regulations in the schedule to The
Dangerous Goods Transportation Act, or any other Act enacted in its
stead;
(j)
"Designated officer" shall mean the Chief Administrative Officer, Bylaw
Enforcement Officer, any Police Officer, or any employee of the Town of
Canora designated with the responsibility for enforcing this bylaw.
(k)
"Disabled person's parking area" shall mean all that portion of any
roadway or other public place or public parking lot that has been
designated by sign or other marking for the exclusive parking of disabled
person's vehicle;
(I)
"Driver" (passengers excluded) includes the rider of a bicycle,
motorcycle and also the operator of any vehicle;
(m)
"Double parking" shall mean the standing of a vehicle whether occupied
or not:
(i)
parallel to a vehicle parked beside the curb in a designated
parking area; or,
(ii)
parking to the rear of any vehicle that is angle-parked at the curb in
a designated angle-parking area for any reason other than delay
due to traffic signs or signals;
(n)
"Fire lane" shall mean that area designated by signs or markings as a
fire lane;
(o)
"Impound" shall mean and includes the seizure, removal and detention
of a vehicle;
(p)
"Intersection" shall mean the area where two or more roadways meet or
cross each other;
(q)
"Heavy vehicle" shall mean a vehicle with or without load which alone or
together with any trailer, semi-trailer or other vehicle being towed, weighs
5,500 kg or more;
(r)
"Lane" shall mean a public roadway intended primarily to give access to
the rear of real property;
(s)
"Lane crossing" shall mean that portion of a sidewalk within the
boundaries of the lane projected;
(t)
"Lug vehicle" shall mean any truck, portable engine or traction
engine having metal spikes, lugs or cleats projecting from the face of
the wheels or tires thereof or having a metal track tread;
(u)
"Municipality" shall mean the Municipal Corporation of the Town of
Canora, in the Province of Saskatchewan;
(v)
"Operator" shall mean a person who drives, operates, or is in charge of
a vehicle on a public roadway and shall include a person leading,
riding, or driving one or more horses:
(w)
"Owner" shall mean the registered owner of a vehicle and includes:
(i)
a lessee of a motor vehicle; or
(U)
a person who is in possession of a motor vehicle under a
contract by which that person may become the owner of the
motor vehicle on full compliance with the terms of the contract;
(x)
"Parade" shall mean any procession or body of pedestrians numbering
more than ten (10), standing, marching or walking on any roadway or
sidewalk, or any group of vehicles numbering five (5) or more, except
funeral processions, standing or moving on any roadway;
(y)
"Parallel parking" shall mean the parking of a vehicle with both right
wheels thereof drawn up to the curb on the right-hand side of the
roadway or at a distance of not more than thirty (30) centimetres from
such curb;
(z)
"Parking area" shall mean a portion of a roadway or an area indicated
by signs or markings as a place to park;
(aa) "Pedestrian" shall mean a person traveling on foot or confined to a
wheelchair, whether powered by human power or by motor, and shall
include a baby carriage;
(bb) "Pedestrian crosswalks" shall mean:
(i)
that portion of a public roadway designated by signs, signals,
and/or pavement markings, or combination thereof, for the use of
pedestrians to cross a public roadway;
(H)
where there are no signs or pavement markings, that portion of a
public roadway within the prolongation of the lateral boundary
lines of the adjacent or intersecting sidewalk at the end of a
block; or
(Hi)
where there are no signs or pavement markings, that portion
of the roadway measured five metres back from the street
intersection and parallel across the public roadway:
(cc) "Police officer" shall have the same meaning as "peace officer" as
defined in the Act.
(dd) "Power unit' shall mean a motor vehicle designed and used primarily
for pulling a semi-trailer:
(ee) "Public place" shall mean any place, building or conveyance to which
the public has access by right or by invitation, expressed or implied and
for greater certainty but not to restrict the meaning thereof, shall
include dance halls, theatres, skating and hockey rinks, curling rinks,
churches, church halls, meeting halls, restaurants, beer parlors,
bowling alleys, pool rooms, hotels, motels, motor hotels, stores, malls
and public parks:
(if)
"Recreational vehicle" shall mean a self-propelled or towed vehicular
type unit, primarily designed as temporary living quarters for
recreational, camping or travel use and which is used solely as a family
or personal conveyance and in no way used for commercial purpose.
Without limiting the foregoing, recreational vehicles include:
(i)
Travel trailer;
(ii)
Cabin trailer;
(Hi) Tent trailer;
(iv) Truck camper;
Cv)
Motor home;
(vi) Park trailer;
(vñ) Fifth-wheel travel trailer;
(gg) "Road maintenance equipment" includes graders, sanding trucks, snow
blowers, street sweepers, patching equipment and other similar
equipment operated by an employee or agent of the Municipality while
actually engaged in road maintenance;
(hh) "Roadway" shall mean a road, parkway, driveway, square or place
designated and intended for or used by the general public for the
passage of vehicles, but does not include any area whether privately
owned that is primarily intended to be used for the parking of vehicles
and the necessary passageways on that area, and does not include a
provincial highway within the municipalities as designated pursuant to
the provisions of The Highways and Transportation Act, or any other
Act enacted in its stead;
(ii)
"School patroller'1 shall mean any person designated by the Good Spirit
School Division No. 204, or the principal of any school within the
Municipality, as a "School Patroller";
Ui)
"School speed zone" shall mean that portion of a roadway designated by
a sign or signs for the control of traffic adjacent to or in close proximity
to a school;
(kk) 'Scooter" shall mean a motorized vehicle designed to be ridden by
one person, which is principally for the purpose of transportation of
handicapped, disabled or elderly people;
(II)
"Sidewalk" shall mean that portion of a roadway used exclusively for
pedestrians, including walking trails;
(mm)"Sidewalk crossing" shall mean that portion of a sidewalk permanently
improved or designated for the passage of vehicular traffic;
(nn) "Speed zone" shall mean any portion of a roadway within the
Municipality as designated herein, and identified by a sign erected and
maintained at each end thereof, indicating the maximum speed
applicable thereto;
(oo) "Street or Avenue" shall mean any street or public roadway within the
Municipality therein as designated pursuant to the provisions of the Act;
(pp) "Traffic" shall mean pedestrians, ridden animals, vehicles, buses, and
other conveyances either singly or together while using any roadways;
(qq) "Traffic sign" shall mean any sign, signal (other than traffic signals),
marking or other device placed, painted, or erected for the guidance,
regulation, warning, direction, or prohibition of traffic;
(rr)
"Traffic signal" shall mean a device whether manually, electrically or
mechanically operated for the purpose of directing, warning or
regulating traffic by ways of an illuminated signal;
(ss)
"U-turn" shall mean the turning of a vehicle so as to cause it to proceed
in the opposite direction from which it was proceeding immediately prior
to the commencement of such turn;
4.
DEFINITION
4.1
Other words and expressions used in this Bylaw shall have the same
meaning as given them in the Act.
5.
VALIDITY
5.1
If any section, clause or provision of this Bylaw is for any reason declared by
a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the same shall not affect the
validity of the Bylaw as a whole or any part thereof, other than the section,
clause, or provision so declared to be invalid.
SECTION II: STOPPING AND PARKING
6.
NO STOPPING
6.1
No operator of a vehicle shall stop such vehicle in any of the following places,
except when necessary to avoid collision or conflict with other traffic or in
compliance with the directions of a Police Officer or traffic sign or signal:
(a)
On the driving lane of any roadway;
(b)
Within an intersection;
(c)
On a sidewalk or sidewalk crossing;
(d)
On a crosswalk;
(e)
On a boulevard; or
(f)
Within four and one-half (4.5m) metres of the driveway entrance to
any fire station.
7.
PARKING
7.1
Except as otherwise provided herein, the parking of vehicles is permitted on
all roadways within the Municipality.
7.2
Every person parking a vehicle upon a roadway within the Municipality where
parking is permitted, shall parallel park same.
7.3
Notwithstanding Subsection 2, every person parking a vehicle on Main Street
from Railway Avenue to Fourth Avenue, shall angle park same.
8.
NO PARKING
8.1
No operator of a vehicle shall park said vehicle:
(a)
at locations where designated signage prohibits parking.
(b)
anywhere within a fire lane.
(c)
within three (3) metres of the entrance of any lane.
(d)
within five (5) metres of a corner or intersection.
(e)
within five (5) metres of a fire hydrant.
(f)
next to a curb that has been painted yellow.
(g)
next to a curb that is painted blue, unless said vehicle is displaying the
international sign of the disabled with license plates or placards
(h)
so that any portion of the vehicle extends over a sidewalk or sidewalk
crossing.
(i)
in any lane or street so as to obstruct the entrance to any driveway or
approach leading to private or public premises.
(i)
on any municipal property where parking is specifically reserved for:
(i)
Fire, police or ambulance vehicles, as designated by signs.
(H)
Staff only as designated by signs.
(Hi) Vehicles with license plates or placards displaying the international
sign of the disabled.
8.2
Notwithstanding Clause 8.1(i), a vehicle may be parked in a lane or street for
the purpose of taking on or discharging cargo, provided no such vehicle shall
be parked for a period exceeding thirty (30) minutes at one time.
8.3
Subject to Section 34. no person shall park a vehicle with a manufacturer's
rated capacity in excess of 5,500 kg on any street or avenue.
8.4
No person shall park a vehicle in any area designated in Appendix 4 at any
time.
9.
LIMITED PARKING
9.1
No person shall park any vehicle on any roadway at one place for any period
of time exceeding seventy-two (72) consecutive hours.
9.2
No operator of a vehicle shall park said vehicle for a period exceeding said
time limits set forth by designated signage.
10.
PARKING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
10.1
No operator of a vehicle shall park said vehicle in any private parking place,
private parking entrance/driveway or on any private property of which he is
not the owner, occupant, licensee, or permittee except with the consent of the
said owner, occupant, licensee or permittee.
11.
PARKING ON PUBLIC PARKING LOTS
11.1
Parking on public parking lots shall be limited to use only by patrons of the
attached public facility or at the discretion of the Municipality.
12.
DISABLED PARKING
12.1
No person shall park in any disabled parking area, including two angle parking
stalls in front of Lots 3-5, Block 7, Plan 51372 on Main Street, at any time
unless the vehicle displays a special licence plate or placard thereon depicting
the international symbol of the disabled issued by the Province of
Saskatchewan or other competent governmental jurisdiction.
13.
INOPERATIVE VEHICLE (UNATTENDED VEHICLE)
13.1
No person shall stand or park a vehicle or recreational vehicle on any
roadway or public property for the purpose of vehicle repairs, with the
exception of emergency repairs limited to three (3) hours.
13.2
No person shall leave a vehicle unattended on a jack or jacks with one or
more wheels removed for more than three (3) hours on any roadway or on
unoccupied Municipal property without the vehicle being sufficiently blocked
to stop the vehicle from falling onto the ground.
14.
UNREGISTERED VEHICLES
14.1
No person shall park any vehicle displayed for sale, or any motor vehicle,
trailer or semi-trailer, which is not registered under the provisions of the Act,
upon any roadway.
15.
DOUBLE PARKING
15.1
No person shall double park a vehicle upon any roadway in the Municipality.
16.
HEAVY VEHICLE PARKING
16.1
No person shall leave a semi-trailer unattached from a power unit parked in a
public roadway
16.2
No power unit attached or unattached to a semi-trailer shall be parked on a
roadway or lane in any residential district at any time, unless actually
engaged in loading or unloading furniture, goods, or merchandise.
16.3
No power unit attached or unattached to a semi-trailer shall be parked on any
lane in any commercial or industrial district at anytime, unless actually
engaged in loading or unloading furniture, goods, or merchandise.
16.4
No person shall park any semi-trailer upon any roadway unless the said semi
trailer is attached to a power unit and when so attached the semi-trailer shall
be deemed part of the power unit and subject to the regulation pertaining
to power units unless otherwise authorized by order of the Municipality.
17.
PARKING PROHIBITED IN DESIGNATED ROADWAY MAINTENANCE
AREAS
17.1
Roadway maintenance may include, but is not limited to, street cleaning, snow
removal, line painting, roadway repair and other similar activities.
17.2
No person shall park or stop on any roadway identified for maintenance. This
can be identified by maintenance signage (sandwich boards) or through
other designated signage or maps.
17.3
Any vehicles parked on designated roadways where maintenance is
scheduled may be moved, without notice, for such distance as is necessary,
or impounded by the Municipality at the expense of the registered owner of
the vehicle.
18.
CHALKING TIRES
18.1
In order to determine the time which a vehicle or recreational vehicle has been
parked in a location where parking is restricted to a specific time, any
Designated Officer may place an erasable chalk mark on the tread base of
the tire of the parked or stopped vehicle or recreational vehicle without such
person or the Municipality incurring any liability for doing so.
18.2
No person shall remove an erasable chalk mark placed under Subsection 1
while the vehicle or recreational vehicle remains parked in the location where it
was marked.
19.
WARNING NOTICE
19.1
In order to determine the time which a vehicle or recreational vehicle has been
parked in a location where parking is restricted to a specific time, any
Designated Officer may place a Warning Notice as specified in Appendix 2
on the parked or stopped vehicle or recreational vehicle.
SECTION III: RULES FOR OPERATION AND CONDITION OF VEHICLE
20.
MAXIMUM SPEED
20.1
No person shall drive any vehicle at a speed greater than fifty (50)
kilometres per hour (km/h) unless otherwise posted by designated signage.
20.2
Notwithstanding Subsection 1, no person shall drive any vehicle at a speed
greater than thirty (30) kilometres per hour (km/h) at all times within any
playground zone, school zone or recreational facility zone when marked by
designated signage.
21.
NO U-TURNS
21.1
No person driving a vehide shall turn the vehicle so as to proceed in the
opposite direction:
(a)
Between intersections
(b)
At the intersection with a lane
(c)
At areas posted as U-turns prohibited.
21.2
The driver of a vehicle when making a legal turn at an intersection shall not
proceed to do so until it shall be safe to do so.
22.
TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTION
22.1
No vehicle operator shall drive, stop or park a vehicle upon any roadway in
such a manner as to block, obstruct, impede, or hinder traffic or passage of
pedestrians thereon. Where the obstruction is unavoidable due to
mechanical failure, the operator will not be in breach of this section
provided he promptly takes measures to clear the faulty vehicle from the
roadway.
23.
TOWING VEHICLES
23.1
No person shall tow a vehicle on a street in an unsafe manner or with an
unsafe tow rope, tow chain or other connecting device.
23.2
No person shall tow any vehicle upon any roadway unless connection is so
arranged that the towing vehicle and the vehicle being towed are separated
by more than two and one-half (2.5m) metres.
24.
VEHICLE NOT TO BE DRIVEN ON SIDEWALK
24.1
No operator shall drive, park, or operate a vehicle within, upon, across or
over any sidewalk area, except at a permanent or temporary driveway, nor
upon any pedestrian path in a public park, unless under the direction of the
Municipality.
25.
FOLLOWING EMERGENCY VEHICLES
25.1
When any emergency vehicle, including a fire truck, has emergency lights
and/or sirens engaged, no vehicle shall follow at a distance of less than sixty
(60) metres.
25.2
No person driving or operating a vehicle shall cause the said vehicle to pass
over or interfere with a fire hose.
26.
DRIVING ON PLAYGROUNDS AND PARKS
26.1
No person shall drive or park a vehicle upon or across a public reserve,
playground, park, green space or school ground without written permission of
a Designated Officer or the owner or lessee of the property. This includes, but
is not limited to any area designated in Appendix 5.
26.2
Subsection 1 shall not apply to maintenance vehicles, emergency vehicles or
vehicles using a designated parking area.
27.
SPLASHING OF PEDESTRIANS
27.1
When water, mud, or slush is lying on any roadway, the driver of every
vehicle shall drive on the roadway so as to avoid splashing any pedestrian
using the sidewalk or crosswalk.
28.
UNNECESSARY NOISE, THROWING GRAVEL
28.1
No person shall drive a vehicle on any roadway or parking lot in such a
manner as to cause the tires to make excessive, unusual or unnecessary
noise.
28.2
No person driving a vehicle on any roadway or parking lot shall accelerate the
vehicle to such an extent so as to cause the tires to slide, spin or throw
gravel or other substances.
29.
LUG VEHICLES
29.1
No person shall propel, operate, or drive any lug vehicle upon any roadway
within the Municipality without first having obtained written permission from
the Municipality to do so.
30.
SCHOOL PATROL
30.1
Any driver approaching and facing a stop sign being displayed by a School
Patroller shall bring their vehicle to a complete stop, and shall not proceed
or permit their vehicle to enter the crosswalk until the stop sign is no longer
being displayed by the School Patroller.
31.
COMPRESSION RELEASE ENGINE BRAKES
31.1
No person shall operate, apply, or use compression release engine brakes,
except in the case of an emergency, when the operation of such brakes is
necessary to avoid the possibility of a collision or dangerous situation.
32.
MISCELLANEOUS SIGNS
32.1
No person shall, except where authorized by resolution of Council or when duly
authorized by law, erect upon or immediately adjacent to any highway, any
sign, marker, signal or light or any advertising sign or device.
32.2
Temporary signs advertising a fall supper held by a church or the sale of
personal household items at a garage sale or other similar sale, are allowed to
be placed on the untraveled portion of any Town or provincial highway only
during the hours that the public is able to purchase items at the sale.
32.3
Signs placed pursuant to Subsection 2 shall not be constructed or located in
such a manner that they become a traffic hazard.
32.4
No person shall deface, damage, destroy or remove any sign or marker
erected pursuant to this Bylaw.
33.
MOBILITY SCOOTER
33.1
No person shall operate a mobility scooter on any public roadway unless the
mobility scooter displays a red, yellow or orange flag with a total surface
area not less than 500 square centimetres at a height of not less than
1.5 metres from the ground.
SECTION IV: VEHICLE WEIGHTS AND REGULATIONS
34.
MAXIMUM LENGTH AND WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
34.1
A vehicle, or a vehicle with a trailer attached, including its load, shall not
exceed a total length of 6.10 metres or a maximum gross weight exceeding
12,000 kilograms on a roadway at any time.
34.2
Subject to Subsection 1, no person shall operate a vehicle or combination of
vehicles when the combined gross weight of the vehicle(s) with or without a
load exceeds the maximum allowable weight pursuant to The Vehicle Weight
and Dimensions Regulations, on any roadway in the Municipality.
34.3
Notwithstanding Subsection 1, no person shall operate or cause to be operated
any vehicle with a multi-rear axle on any roadway in the Town.
34.4
Subsections I and 3 do not apply if the vehicle:
(a)
is a recreational vehicle; or
(b)
is being towed by a single axle power unit; or
(c)
is a vehicle directly related to the supply or service of goods to any
residential or commercial property and is travelling the most direct and
appropriate route to and from a Heavy Vehicle I Dangerous Goods Route
and that property.
(d)
is a vehicle obtaining repairs for the unit and is travelling the most direct
and appropriate route to and from a Heavy Vehicle I Dangerous Goods
Route and a repair work shop.
(e)
is travelling on a designated Heavy Vehicle I Dangerous Goods Route as
set forth in Appendix 11;
34.5
Movement of any pre-assembled building or structure larger than 19 square
metres that requires a development permit will also require an Overweight &
Oversize Permit as set forth in Appendix 12.
34.6
Overweight & Oversize Permit as set forth in Appendix 12, shall be obtained
and approved prior to travelling on any roads not designated as Heavy
Vehicle / Dangerous Goods Routes with the following criteria:
(a)
One permit, including the permit fee shall be obtained per destination
address on a per project basis.
(b)
Prior to approval of permit the valid time period will be defined
with the applicant for the project.
(c)
Prior to the expiry of the approved permit, an application may be made
for an extension of the permit, and at no additional charge. Requests
following expiry of permit will be required to submit a new permit
application and permit fee.
35.
MEASUREMENT OF WEIGHT
35.1
A Designated Officer, having reason to believe that the gross weight of a
vehicle and its load is in excess of the maximum gross weight prescribed by
this Bylaw, may weigh the same by means of a portable or stationary scale and
may require the person in charge of the vehicle to take the vehicle to the
nearest scale.
35.2
Where a vehicle is weighed using a portable weigh scale approved by the
Minister of Highways, a Designated Officer shall immediately advise the
operator of the vehicle that in lieu of having the weight determined using
the portable weigh scale, he or she has the right to immediately take the
vehicle to the nearest weigh scales certified by an inspector within the
meaning of The Weights and Measures Act (Canada) that are capable of
weighing the vehicle.
35.3
Where the operator of the vehicle decides to have the vehicle weighed at the
nearest weigh scales, a Police Officer or Designated Officer has the power to
take any steps that he or she considers necessary to ensure that no
alteration in the weight of the vehicle or the distribution of the weight of the
load occurs during transit to the weigh scales.
35.4
No operator of a vehicle shall take any action to alter the weight of the vehicle
or the distribution of the weight of the load during transit to the weigh scales.
36.
EXEMPTIONS TO VEHICLE WEIGHTS
36.1
The maximum gross vehicle weights shall not apply to:
(a)
heavy vehicles while in use in the service of Town of Canora;
(b)
motor vehicles designed specifically to convey garbage;
(c)
buses used for public transportation; or
(d)
emergency vehicles
37.
DANGEROUS GOODS
37.1
Vehicles carrying dangerous goods of a placardable quantity shall only operate
on highways in the Municipality designated as a Heavy Vehicle / Dangerous
Goods Route as listed in Appendix 11.
37.2
No person shall park any vehicle designated for carrying or intended for the
carrying of oil, gasoline or other inflammable, combustible or explosive material,
within 30 metres of any building in the municipality used or intended for use, in
whole or in part, as a place of dwelling, a hotel or place of public assembly.
37.3
Nothing in Subsection 2 shall be deemed to restrict the parking of such vehicle
for such period of time as may be necessary to take on or discharge cargo.
37.4
Anhydrous trucks and trailers shall not park within the municipal corporate limits
of Town of Canora.
38.
COVERING OF LOAD
38.1
No person shall operate any vehicle transporting waste, refuse or debris of
any kind, along or over any roadway unless the load is covered with
appropriate materials to sufficiently cover all waste, refuse or debris and
securely fastened in order to prevent any material from being ejected or blown
onto roadways during transportation.
39.
SPILLING MATERIAL
39.1
Should any material being transported be spilled on roadways, it shall
immediately be removed by the responsible party. The area shall be left in as
clean and usable state as prior to the incident. The Municipality may recover
any costs, from the responsible party, if personnel or designates of the
Municipality are required to complete the necessary cleanup.
39.2
If the material described in Subsection I is a dangerous good as described
under The Dangerous Goods Transportation Act, then the spill response
procedure contained in The Dangerous Goods Transportation Act must be
strictly followed.
40.
HEAVY VEHICLE I DANGEROUS GOODS ROUTE
40.1
The roadways set out in Appendix 11 attached to and forming part of this
Bylaw are designated as the Heavy Vehicle / Dangerous Goods Routes or
where designated signage indicates maximum gross vehicle weight.
SECTiON V: BICYCLES
41.
USING THE HANDLEBARS
41.1
No person shall operate a motorcycle or ride a bicycle without having at
least one hand on the handlebars.
42.
RECKLESS RIDING AND ACROBATICS
42.1
No person shall operate a bicycle on a street recklessly or negligently or at a
speed or in a manner dangerous to the rider or to the public. Bicycle riders
shall at all times operate their bicycle with due care and attention to the
nature and condition of the street and the traffic thereon and no such rider
shall engage in any acrobatic feats or any fancy riding on any street. For the
purpose of this section "acrobatics" and/or "fancy riding" may include, but
shall not limited to:
(a)
removing both hands from the handlebars or feet from the pedals
(b)
riding a two-wheeled bicycle on one wheel;
(c)
jumping curbs or medians; or
(d)
stunting
43.
RULES OF THE ROAD
43.1
Every person riding a bicycle on a roadway in the Municipality shall conform
to the Act.
44.
SEIZURE OF BICYCLES
44.1
A Designated Officer may seize, without warrant, any bicycle that is being
operated in an unsafe manner or deemed abandoned. Bicycles shall be
impounded for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days.
44.2
Any bicycle impounded and unclaimed for ninety (90) days or more shall be
dealt with as lost or unclaimed personal properly and sold as per Section
75 Seizure, Removal and Impounding of Vehicles.
SECTION VI: SKATEBOARDS, LONGBOARDS, ROLLERBLADES AND OTHER
MEANS OF CONVEYANCE
45.
INTERPRETATION OF PART
45.1
In this Part:
(a)
'skateboard" includes Iongboard and "skateboarding" includes
Iongboarding;
(b)
"vehicle' includes a skateboard, rollerblades, and other similar means of
conveyance, but does not include a wheelchair.
46.
STUNTING
46.1
Except as provided in Subsection 2, no person operating or using a vehicle
shall perform or engage in any stunt or activity on a sidewalk or other public
place that is likely to distract, startle or otherwise interfere with other users of
the sidewalk or other public place.
46.2
Stunting is permitted only within designated skate parks.
47.
DAMAGING PROPERTY
47.1
No person skateboarding, Iongboarding or roller-blading shall do so in a
manner which causes damage to roadway or other public place designed and
intended for or used by pedestrians or any City property affixed or placed on
a street, sidewalk or other public place designed and intended for or used by
pedestrians.
SECTION VII: SNOWMOBILES
48.
OPERATION PERMITTED
48.1
Under the provisions of The Snowmobile Act, it shall be lawful to operate a
snowmobile between the hours of 8 a.m. and 12 midnight on any roadway
within the limits of the municipality, except highways No. 5 and 9 and Main
Street.
48.2
Notwithstanding Subsection 1, it shall be lawful to operate a snowmobile on a
portion of provincial highways No. 5 and 9 and Main Street for the purpose of
crossing the roadways by the shortest route possible.
SECTION VIII: PARADES AND ROADWAY CLOSURE
49.
PARADE PERMIT
49.1
No parade shall be held without first obtaining written permission from
Council, who shall designate and approve the hour and route of the parade.
49.2
Application for permission for a parade shall be made in writing to Council
giving the nature of the parade, the intended route, the number of persons and
vehicles expected to take part, and the time which it is expected will be
required for the parade to pass a given point.
49.3
All applications for a parade permit shall be made to Council sufficiently in
advance of the day of the parade to allow for Council approval and to provide
the Designated Officer sufficient time to arrange for policing the route.
49.4
Council or a Police Officer shall have the right at any time to cancel or revoke
permission for a parade upon violation of any of the terms set out in the permit
or for any other just cause.
49.5
No person shall participate in a parade for which permission has not been
granted.
50.
DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC FOR PARADES
50.1
The Municipality is hereby empowered to close whatever streets it deems
necessary during the passage of any parade and to divert traffic to other
streets.
50.2
During any parade all pedestrians not taking part therein shall be restricted to
the use of the sidewalk.
50.3
Except with permission in writing by the Municipality all parades must proceed
on the right side of the street and not interfere with traffic proceeding from the
opposite direction.
51.
VEHICLE OR PEDESTRIAN CROSSING
51.1
No vehicle andJor pedestrians shall interfere, obstruct or cross through any
roadway of a parade route.
52.
CLOSING ROADWAYS
52.1
The Municipality may close any roadway or sidewalk for the purpose of
carrying out road, sewer line or water line construction, repair or
improvement or any other work where the Municipality believes it is necessary
to close the roadway or sidewalk to the public.
52.2
Where the Municipality has closed a roadway or sidewalk, no person shall
enter or attempt to enter the roadway or sidewalk without authorization from
the Municipality.
52.3
The Municipality may temporarHy close any roadway or sidewalk where in its
opinion an emergency exists which requires that the roadway be closed.
SECTION IX: HEDGES. TREES AND OBSTRUCTIONS
53.
NEAR INTERSECTIONS
53.1
No person shall, on a street intersection site, within the sight triangle area
bounded by the street lines for a distance of six (6) metres from their common
point of intersection and the diagonal which joins the extreme points; erect a
structure, place an obstruction or grow vegetation over 0.6 metres above the
grade of the streets that abut the site.
54.
DANGEROUS TO TRAFFIC OR OBSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS
54.1
A Designated Officer may order that any vegetation or other obstruction
be removed, trimmed, or cut down, for the safety of pedestrians or drivers on
a roadway, where a visual obstruction is present.
55.
DAMAGE TO ROADWAYS
55.1
No person shall willfully excavate or trench any roadway without written
approval from the Municipality.
55.2
No person shall operate a vehicle on a roadway if the vehicle would tear,
gouge, scar, or otherwise cause damage to the roadway.
56.
OBSTRUCTION OF ROADWAY OR SIDEWALK
56.1
No person shall place any electrical cord, lumber, tree branch or any other
material across any roadway or sidewalk in such a manner that it obstructs
or provides an unsafe situation for pedestrian or vehicular traffic.
SECTION X: TRAFFIC SIGNS AND SIGNALS
57.
STOP SIGNAGE
57.1
The provisions of the Act shall apply to all traffic approaching and facing a stop
sign erected and maintained in accordance with this section.
57.2
All stop signs shall be erected and maintained at a distance of approximately
three (3) metres from a roadway intersection at a 90-degree angle to the
traffic approaching the intersection.
57.3
The roadways listed in Appendix 6 are designated as stop streets.
58.
YIELD SIGNAGE
58.1
The provisions of the Act shall apply to all traffic approaching and facing a yield
sign erected and maintained in accordance with this section.
58.2
All yield signs shall be erected and maintained at a distance of approximately
three (3) metres from a roadway intersection at a 90-degree angle to the traffic
approaching the intersection.
58.3
The roadways listed in Appendix 7 are designated as yield streets.
59.
NO PARKING SIGNAGE
59.1
The Municipality shall maintain and/or erect any signage or curb markings to
indicate "No Parking" areas. Such signs or curb markings shall be visible from
that part of the roadway to which the restriction applies.
60.
NO U TURN SIGNAGE
60.1
All U turn signs shall be erected and maintained at a distance of
approximately three (3) metres from a roadway intersection at a 90-degree
angle to the traffic approaching the intersection.
60.2
The intersections listed in Appendix 8 are designated as no U-turn
intersections.
61.
SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND ZONES
61.1
The Municipality shall maintain and/or erect any signage to indicate 'School
and/or Playground and/or Recreational Facility Zone areas. Such signs shall
be at a 90-degree angle to the traffic approaching that part of the roadway to
which the restriction applies.
61.2
The areas listed in Appendix 9 are designated as school and playground
zones.
62.
ONE-WAY STREETS AND LANES
62.1
The provisions of The Traffic Safety Act shall apply to all traffic travelling on a
one-way street or lane.
62.2
The Municipality shall maintain and/or erect signage to identify "One-way
streets". Such signs shall be located at the entrance and exit points of an
intersection, and convey the direction of traffic.
62.3
Every street or lane or portion thereof set out in Appendix 10 attached hereto
and forming part of this Bylaw are designated as one-way lanes.
63.
GENERAL SIGNS
63.1
The Municipality may maintain and/or erect any signage as it may deem
relevant for warning, guidance, directions or information purposes. General
signage as referred to in the Traffic Bylaw is exempt from conditions and/or
èpecifications set forth in the Municipality Zoning Bylaw.
SECTION Xl: LOITERING AND OBSTRUCTION OF ROADWAYS
64.
INTERPRETATION OF PART
64.1
In this part "loiter" or "loitering" shall be defined as follows:
(a)
lounging, sitting, standing or remaining at, about, or near the vicinity
of any public place without any apparent purpose or reason; or
(b)
lounging, sifting, standing or remaining at, about or near the vicinity
of any public place in a manner so as to obstruct, interfere, block or
slow the free passage of vehicle or pedestrian traffic; or
while on any roadway or sidewalk make gestures, comments or ask for
gifts or money or to otherwise "panhandle".
64.2
In this part "public place' shall include:
(a)
a roadway, sidewalk or boulevard;
(b)
public parking lot;
(c)
a place or building to which the public has or is permitted access;
(d)
a park or playground; or
(e)
any unoccupied land or building;
65.
LOITERING
65.1
Every person found loitering is found guilty of this offence with the exception of:
(a)
where, at the time of the alleged offence, the individual has consent or
permission of the lawful owner or occupant of that land or building; or
(b)
the gifts or money requested is made by a person in the employ of
or on behalf of a charitable corporation as that term is defined in
The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995, and amendments thereto, or
any other Act enacted in its stead.
66.
SIDEWALK SALES
66.1
No person shall offer goods or services for sale on any roadway, boulevard or
sidewalk except when an existing business having a permanent location does
so as a special promotion on the sidewalk immediately fronting their business.
SECTION XII: ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
67.
EMERGENCY TRAFFIC
67.1
A Police Officer is hereby authorized to direct traffic in conformity with this
Bylaw and the Act.
67.2
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Bylaw, a Designated Officer or
a firefighter are hereby authorized to direct or prohibit traffic on any public
roadway in any manner they deem necessary to expedite traffic, safeguard
pedestrians, prevent accidents or meet any unforeseen conditions, whether
or not in conformity with this Bylaw or the Act, in the event of a fire, traffic
accident, traffic signal light malfunction or other emergency.
67.3
Every person shall comply with any traffic signal or direction of a
D e si g n a ted
Officer or firefighter given pursuant to this section.
68.
ALL TO COMPLY
68.1
Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this Bylaw or fails to
comply therewith or with any notice given thereunder is guilty of an offence
and be liable to the penalties as hereinafter provided. Said offence and
penalties shall be listed on Appendix 1, or where applicable Summary
Offences Traffic Information as set out by the Province of Saskatchewan, and
provided to the said person.
68.2
The Chief Administrative Officer, any Police Officer responsible for policing the
Municipality, the Bylaw Enforcement Officer or any other person specifically
appointed by the Municipality are hereby designated to enforce all Sections
of this Bylaw.
69.
OWNER OF VEHICLE
69.1
The Owner of a vehicle shall be liable for violation of any of the provisions
of this Bylaw in connection with the operation of a vehicle, unless such owner
proves to the satisfaction of a Provincial Magistrate or Justice of the Peace
trying the case, that at the time of the offence the vehicle was not being
operated by him/her nor by any person with his/her consent express or
implied.
70.
PLACING TICKETS
70.1
No person, other than a Designated
Officer, may place a Notice of
Violation or warning ticket on any vehicle.
70.2
No person, other than the owner or operator of the vehicle, shall remove a
Notice of Violation or a Warning Ticket from any vehicle.
71.
CANCELLATION OF TICKETS
71.1
The Chief Administrative Officer may only cancel a Notice of Violation
where, in his or her opinion, that Notice of Violation was issued improperly
or in error.
72.
REMOVAL OF OBSTRUCTION, ENCUMBRANCE OR ENCROACHMENT
72.1
Where an obstruction, encumbrance or encroachment is created or left on any
roadway, boulevard, or sidewalk, any Designated Officer or other person
authorized by the Municipality may remove or dispose of that obstruction,
encumbrance or encroachment at the cost of the person responsible.
73.
ADDITIONAL PENALTIES
73.1
The owner, driver or operator of a vehicle that is unlawfully placed, parked or
kept on any street, parking place or other public place where the length of
time parking is allowed is controlled is subject to an additional violation tag
each time the allowed time has elapsed.
74.
PROSECUTION FOR DAMAGES
74.1
Nothing in this Bylaw shall be construed to curtail or abridge the right of the
Town to prosecute an action for damages by reason of damage suffered to
any municipal property resulting from the contravention of any of the
provisions of this Bylaw.
75.
SEIZURE, REMOVAL, AND IMPOUNDING OF VEHICLES
75.1
In addition to, and notwithstanding any penalties provided herein, any
Designated Officer may remove or cause to be removed any vehicle that
contravenes any section of the Bylaw and may include, but is not limited to:
(a)
any vehicle that is unlawfully placed, left or kept on any roadway, other
public place, or on Municipal property;
(b)
any vehicle that is unlawfully parked pursuant to Section
II, Stopping
and Parking;
(c)
any vehicle which is found on a roadway, public parking place other
public place or on Municipal property where:
(i)
the owner of the vehicle owes three (3) or more outstanding fines
to the Municipality for parking offences;
(U)
the appeal period against the imposition and amount of said fines
has expired; and
(iii)
at least two (2) notices that the fines are outstanding were sent
to the owner at least one (1) week apart;
and seize, impound or store such vehicle.
75.2
The Municipality may retain a vehicle which has been impounded or stored
after it has been removed under Subsection
1 until the amount of outstanding
fines, if any, and the costs incurred in removing and impounding or storing the
vehicle have been paid, and upon payment of said outstanding fines and cost
the vehicle shall be released to the Owner. The costs mentioned in this
subsection shall include, but are not limited to, the following:
(a)
The actual cost of removal.
(b)
The actual cost of storage.
(c)
Administration fee of fifty ($50.00) dollars.
(d)
Any actual cost of any legal action.
75.3
Following full payment of any fines, seizure, removal and impounding fees
of the vehicle, the vehicle will be released to the Owner. Owners must
remove the vehicle within forty-eight (48) hours.
75.4
If the fines and costs described in Subsection 2 have not been paid within a
period of thirty (30) days from the date of seizure, the Municipality shall
have the right to recover same from the Owner of the vehicle by:
(a)
legal action in court of competent jurisdiction;
(b)
sale through public auction; or
(c)
by private sale of the vehicle.
75.5
Prior to the sale of a vehicle which has been impounded or stored under this
section, the Municipality shall provide notice designating the time and place of
the sale at least fourteen (14) days prior to the sale by:
(a)
publishing a notice on the Municipality website;
(b)
sending a copy of said notice by regular mail to the Owner at the
address last appearing on the vehicle registration; and
(c)
by any other means which council may consider appropriate.
75.6
The proceeds from such sale shall be applied firstly on the fines and costs
described in Subsection 2 and the balance remaining, if any, shall be paid to
the Owner.
75.7
If the proceeds from such sale are insufficient to satisfy the fines and costs
described in Subsection 2, the amount of the shortfall shall be a debt due and
owing from the Owner and enforceable by the Municipality in any manner
allowed by law.
76.
FALSE STATEMENT
76.1
No person shall in any verbal information, report or document for purposes
of this Bylaw, make a statement false in any material particular.
77.
EXCEPTIONS
77.1
Municipality employees are exempt from this Bylaw while in the execution
of their duties.
78.
PENALTIES
78.1
Any person convicted of a breach of the provisions of this bylaw shall forfeit
and pay the ticket, summary or notice of violation as set out in Appendix 3.
79.
PAYMENT OF FINES
79.1
Where any person has committed or is alleged to have committed a breach of
any of the provisions of this Bylaw, a ticket, summary, or notice may be
served on such person by a Designated Officer or any person duly
authorized by Council. Such person served with a ticket or notice may pay
same at the Canora town office, provided that payment must be made
within a period of ten (10) days from the service of the said ticket or notice. If
payment is made within such time and accepted, then that person shall not
be liable to prosecution for the offense.
79.2
Service of such ticket or notice may be made personally or by attaching the
ticket, summary or notice to the vehicle in respect of which an offense has
been committed or by mailing such ticket, summary or notice addressed to the
registered owner of the vehicle.
79.3
If the person given such ticket, summary or notice fails to pay the specified
ticket, summary or notice within ten (10) days of issue date of ticket, summary
or notice, the dollar amount doubles as set out in Appendix 1.
SECTION XIII: REPEAL OF FORMER BYLAWS
80.
REPEAL
80.1
Bylaw No. 93-33 and all amendments are hereby repealed.
81.
EFFECTIVE DATE
81.1
This bylaw shall come into force upon the date of its final passing thereof.
Mayor
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Cef adr3Airjitrtive officer
Introduced and read a first and second time this 20th day of October 2020.
Read a third time with the unanimous consent of all Council members present and
adopted this 20th day of October 2020.
APPENDIX I
ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
PENALTY
OFFENCE UNDER THE FOLLOWING SECTION
Time of
AUei- 10 days
Issuance
Section II - Stopping and parking
Section 6- 17
$50.00
$100.00
Section III
- Driving
Sections 21 -25; 27- 28; 31 -33
$50.00
$100.00
Section 26
$250.00
$500.00
Section 29
- 30
$100.00
$200.00
Section IV - Vehicle weights and regulations
Section 34
- 35; 37; 40
$200.00
$400.00
Section 38
$50.00
$100.00
Section 39
$250.00
$500.00
*Fine plus applicable costs to remedy or restore
Section V - Bicycles
Sections 41
- 44
$25.00
$50.00
Section VI - Skateboards
Sections 45--47
$25.00
$50.00
Section VII
- Snowmobiles
Section 48
$50.00
$100.00
Section VIII
- Parades
Sections49--52
$50.00
S100.00
Section IX - Hedges, trees and obstructions
Sections 53- 54; 56
$50.00
$100.00
Section 55
$250.00
$500.00
*Fine plus applicable costs to restore
Section X - Traffic signs
Sections 57--63
$50.00
$100.00
Section XI
- Loitering
Sections 64-66
$50.00
$100.00
APPENDIX 2
WARNING NOTICE
418 Main Street
TOWN OF CANORA
Box 717
\1
THE rEAR1 or COOP SPIRIT COUNTRY
Canora, Sask.
SOAOLO
BYLAW WARNING
TRAFFIC BYLAW
Date:___________________
Time:_______________
Address:_________________
Vehicle description:______
Plate number:___________
Location:_______________
Details of violation:_______
TOWN OF CANORA
Signature of issuing officer
APPENDIX 3
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
Name:
Address:
TOWN OF CANORA
THE HEART or GOOD SIRIT COUNTR
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
TRAFFIC BYLAW
418 Main Street
Box 717
Canora, Sask.
SOA OLO
On the
_____
day of
20
________,
at Canora, Saskatchewan at
a.m. / p.m
Did unlawfully commit the following offence:
______ a
g
______We g t
Obstruction
Bylaw No. 20-16
Bylaw No. 20-16
Bylaw No. 20-16
______
v g
______
cyc e
Other
Bylaw No. 20-16
Bylaw No. 20-16
Bylaw No. 20-16
Description of offence:__________________________________
Location of offence:___________________________________
You are charged with violation of Bylaw No. 20-16, Section(s)
Penalty for the above violation: $_
______
May be paid voluntarily
______
May not be paid voluntarily
Signature of issuing officer
APPENDIX 4
NO PARKING AREAS
(Subsection 8.5)
Street or Avenue
Side of street
Between
Third Avenue East
North
Fourth Street and Third Street
*between 8 and 9 am. and 3 and 4 p.m.
on school days
Third Street
East
West of Lot 1, Block 38, Plan AA5526
Eighth Avenue East
South
East side of the west intersection of
Third Avenue to a point 7.62 metres
east of the most westerly driveway
Main Street
West
North edge of the entrance to the Civic
Centre parking lot to south edge of the
lane entrance between the Civic Centre
and Sylvia Fedoruk Centre
Norway Road
Both
North and south corporate limits
Lane between Civic Centre
North
From west curb on Main Street to a
and Sylvia Fedoruk Centre
point 35.66 metres to the west
Lane between Civic Centre
South
From west curb on Main Street to a
and Sylvia Fedoruk Centre
point 44.2 metres to the west
APPENDIX 5
PUBLIC RESERVE AREAS
Subsection 26.1
Description
Adjoining
Public reserves
R-1 Plan AG1454
Korbin Avenue
R-5 Plan 62Y07472
Third Street
R-6 Plan 76Y00489
Parker Crescent
Parks
Block C, Plan Z1077
Main Street and Fifth Avenue West
Lots 20-33, Block 230, Plan C14690
Laura Street
School grounds
Lots 1-2, Block A, Plan S1372
Third Avenue East
Lots 1-4; 6-10, Block 37, Plan AA5526
Second and Third Avenue East
Block 26, Plan CD5935
Third Street
Block D, Plan 62Y07472
Third Street
Canora Hospital
Block E, Plan 65Y06884
Centre Avenue West
Canora Golf and Country Club
Blocks B, C, D, G, H, I, J, P, Q, Plan
Z3861
Laura Street
SW3O-30-3W2
Mysak Drive
Canora Agricultural Society Grounds
Block Y, Plan 69Y05540
Norway Road
APPENDIX 6
Stop streets
(Subsection 57.3)
Street or Avenue
Where intersected by
First Avenue East
East side of Main Street
First Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Second Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Second Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
Second Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Third Avenue East
East and west sides of Third Street
Third Street
North and south sides of Second Avenue
Third Street
North and south sides of First Avenue
Third Street
South side of Railway Avenue
Canora Avenue
East and west sides of Mary Street
Daniels Drive
East and west sides of Norway Road
Daniels Drive
West side of Farguhar Street
Daniels Drive
East and west side of CN crossing
Farquhar Street
North and south sides of Highway No. 5
Laura Street
South side of Whitesand Drive
Main Street
North side of Daniels Drive
Main Street
South side of Railway Avenue
Mary Street
North and south sides of Canora Avenue
Pacific Street
North side of Daniels Drive
Railway Avenue
Left and right turning lanes, west side of
Norway Road
Whitesand Drive
East and west sides of Laura Street
APPENDIX 7
Yield streets
(Subsection 58.3)
Street or Avenue
Where intersected by
First Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
First Avenue West
East and west sides of First Street West
First Street
South side of Railway Avenue
First Street
North and south sides of First Avenue West
First Street
North and south sides of Fifth Avenue West
First Street
North side of Eighth Avenue West
First Street West
South side of Railway Avenue
Second Avenue West
East side of First Street West
Second Avenue West
East and west side of First Street
Third Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
Third Avenue East
East and west sides of Fourth Street
Third Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Third Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Third Avenue West
East and west side of First Street
Third Avenue West
East side of First Street West
Third Street
North and south sides of Fifth Avenue East
Third Street
North and south sides of Eighth Avenue East
Third Street
North side of Shevehenko Crescent
Fourth Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Fourth Avenue East
East and west side of Third Street
Fourth Avenue East
East and west side of Fourth Street
Fourth Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
Fourth Avenue West
East side of First Street West
Fourth Avenue West
East and west sides of First Street
Fourth Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Fourth Street
North and south sides of Centre Avenue East
Fourth Street
North and south sides of Eighth Avenue East
Fourth Street
South side of Second Avenue East
Fourth Street
North and south sides of Fifth Avenue East
Fifth Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
Fifth Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Fifth Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Fifth Avenue West
First Street West
Sixth Avenue East
North side of Eighth Avenue at junction with Sixth
Avenue
Sixth Avenue East
East and west side of Fourth Street
Sixth Avenue East
East and west side of Third Street
Sixth Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Sixth Avenue West
West side of First Street
Sixth Avenue West
East side of First Street West
Seventh Avenue West
West side of First Street
Seventh Avenue West
East side of First Street West
Eighth Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Eighth Avenue East
West side of Norway Road
Eighth Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Eighth Avenue West
West side of First Street West
Alexander Avenue
East and west sides of George Street
Alexander Avenue
East side of Norway Road
Alexander Avenue
West side of Mary Street
Baleshta Avenue
East side of Mary Street
Barschel Avenue
East and west sides of Mary Street
Bush Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Canora Avenue
East side of Norway Road
Centre Avenue East
East side of Main Street
Centre Avenue East
West side of Parker Crescent
Centre Avenue West
West side of Main Street
Centre Avenue West
East and west sides of Pacific Street
Charters Avenue
East side of Norway Road
Coronation Drive
East side of Mary Street
Cumming Avenue
East side of First Street West
Cumming Avenue
West side of Main Street
Dalton Avenue
East side of Main Street
Dalton Avenue
West side of Third Street
Evelee Avenue
East side of Norway Road
Evelee Avenue
East side of Coronation Drive
Farquhar Street
North and south sides of Daniels Drive
Funk Avenue
East side of Mary Street
Garvin Crescent, north and south
West side of Main Street
legs
George Street
North side of Barschel Avenue
George Street
North and south sides of Evelee Avenue
George Street
North and south sides of Canora Avenue
George Street
North and south sides of Charters Avenue
Gertrude Avenue
East side of Norway Road
Gertrude Avenue
East and west sides of George Street
Gertrude Avenue
West side of Mary Street
Hickling Avenue
West side of Main Street
Hickling Avenue
East side of Jubilee Crescent
Johnston Crescent, north and
West side of Mary Street
south legs
Jubilee Crescent
West side of Main Street
Jubilee Crescent
South side of Cumming Avenue
Keller Street
South side of Centre Avenue
Korbin Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Koziar Street
South side of Highway No. 5
Lane south of Block 27, Plan
West side of Norway Road
AA5526
Mary Street
North and south side of Evelee Avenue
Mcintosh Crescent
West side of Fourth Street
Mcintosh Crescent
North side of Centre Avenue East
Nelson Street
North side of Bush Avenue
Nelson Street
North side of Roslyn Avenue
Northern Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Northern Avenue
East and west sides of Nelson Street
North Service Road
Exits on to and from Norway Road
Pacific Street
North and south sides of Fifth Avenue West
Parker Crescent
East side of Fourth Street
Parker Crescent
South side of Centre Avenue East
Poplar Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Poplar Avenue
East and west sides of Nelson Street
Roberts Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Roslyn Avenue
West side of Norway Road
Roslyn Avenue
East and west sides of Nelson Street
Shevchenko Crescent, north and
East side of Main Street
south legs
Northernmost exit from Norway
West side of South Service Road
Road to South Service Road
South Service Road
North and south sides Funk Avenue
South Service Road
North and south sides of mall exit from Norway
Road
Whitesand Drive
East side of North Service Road
Winn Avenue
West side of Pacific Street
Appendix 8
No U turn intersections
(Subsection 60.2)
The intersections of:
Main Street and Railway Avenue
Main Street and First Avenue
Main Street and Second Avenue
Main Street and Third Avenue
Main Street and Fourth Avenue
Main Street and Fifth Avenue
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School, playground, recreation facility zone map
Subsection 61.2
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Appendix 10
One-way streets and lanes
Subsection 62.3
Street or lane
Portion of Street or lane
Back lane south of Eighth Avenue East
Fourth Street to Norway Road
and north of Block 66
Appendix 11
Heavy vehicle I Dangerous goods routes
Section 40
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Appendix 12
Overweight or oversize permit
Subsection 34.5
Overweight or oversize permit
Origin
Civic address or location
Destination
Civic address or location
Lot
Block
Plan
Li Outside of the municipality
Date/time of load
Detailed load description
(eg._moving_a_building)
Power unit no. of axles
Gross weight
Licensed weight
VIN No.
Height
Load width
Trailing unit no. of axles
Load length
Total length
Single vehicle
L_J Tractor/trailer (connected by fifth wheel)
Tractor/trailer (connected by hitch)
I hereby agree to comply and to be responsible and pay for any damage to any infrastructure as a
result of the overweight and/or oversize of said vehicle/building. A damage deposit of between $1,000
and $2,500 may be required.
I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to ensure compliance with any
other applicable bylaws, acts and regulations, and to obtain the required permits and approvals prior
to route.
Owner or authorized agent (print)
Date
Signature of owner/authorized agent
Office use only
Permission is hereby granted to the applicant for a single trip Overweight and/or Oversize
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Permit
Permit valid
From
To
Approved route
$
Date
Signature
Amount of refundable damage deposit
TOWN OF CANORA
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Overweight application
Name
Mailing address
Telephone
D Oversize application
Email