Traffic Bylaw definition
Examples of Traffic Bylaw in a sentence
Using its best efforts, the Developer shall provide to the purchaser(s) of each lot located within the Development Area notice of restrictions on the parking of recreational vehicles by way of written notice (information package) or by inclusion in any architectural controls for the lots located in the Development Area: “City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw 1P2007, as amended, and the Calgary Traffic Bylaw 26M96 restrict the parking of recreational vehicles, other vehicles, trailers, etc.
To the extent that any term specifically defined in this Agreement is inconsistent with the definitions used in Traffic Bylaw, the specific definition in this Agreement shall govern.
Traffic Bylaw (the “Traffic Bylaw”), the Licensee is required to obtain a permit from the City to use the Municipal Rights-of-Way.
All roads in this subdivision will be subject to the Municipality’s Traffic By-law No. 91-58, as amended, which may limit on-street parking.
Recognizes that short-term rental accommodation operators have a civic responsibility to address the conduct of their patrons; and that the Good Neighbor Bylaw No. 11500, Traffic Bylaw No. 8120 and other City Bylaws require that certain standards of conduct and maintenance apply to their properties used for short-term rental accommodations.
The Region’s Traffic By-law (15-2013) must be amended to permit the sale of goods on a Region Road where a valid Patio License is issued by the Town to ensure patios along the Region’s right of way are not in contravention of Regional by-laws.
Per the City’s Traffic Bylaw, 5590, the Design-Builder must not operate any vehicle so as to track any earth, sand, gravel or other material on the roadway.
Buses MUST be parked on the east parking lot due to the Traffic Bylaw #2007-06.
The Infrastructure Services Department is the contact department to submit traffic control plans, coordinate temporary traffic control, and to set the extent of traffic disruption allowed on County-owned Highways and rights-of-way, with this authority being granted through the County's Traffic Bylaw.
Recognizes that Short-Term Rental operators have a civic responsibility to address the conduct of their guests; and that the Good Neighbour Bylaw No. 0151, Traffic Bylaw No. 0092, and other City Bylaws require that certain standards of conduct and maintenance apply to their properties used for Short-Term Rental.