Traffic and Parking Bylaw SS-07 (Consolidated December 2011)
Summerside, Prince Edward Island
· adopted 1999-03-15
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
BYLAW NAME:
Traffic & Parking Bylaw CONSOLIDTED December 2011]
# SS-07
BYLAW #:
## Consolidated
Traffic & Parking Bylaw - Effective Date March 15, 1999
Amendment SS-07-A1- Effective March 19, 2001
Amendment SS-07-A2 - Effective March 18, 2002
Amendment SS-07-A3 - Effective October 17, 2011
A bylaw to provide for the appointment of a Traffic Authority and to regulate the movement and parking of vehicular traffic within the City of Summerside.
Be it enacted and it is hereby enacted by the City Council of the City of Summerside, pursuant to Sections 21, & 70 of the City of Summerside Act, Stats, P.E.I. 1994, Cap. 59 and amendments thereto and pursuant to the Highway Traffic Act R.S.P.E.I., 1988, Cap. H-5 and amendments thereto:
## 1. Name
This bylaw may be referred to as the "Summerside Traffic and Parking Bylaw".
## 2. Definitions
In this Bylaw:
- a. "highway traffic act" means the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.P.E.I.,1988, Cap. H-5 and amendments thereto and regulations made thereunder;
- b. "council" means the council of the City of Summerside;
- c. "city" means the City of Summerside as established by the City of Summerside Act, Stats. P.E.I. 1994, Cap. 59;
4. "traffic authority" means the council of the City of Summerside;
- e. 'peace officer' includes any police officer, traffic officer, Special Constable or Police Commissionaire employed or appointed by the City of Summerside for the preservation and
maintenance of the public peace and order, or for the service or execution of judicial process. I Amended October 17, 2011]
Except where specifically provided otherwise in this bylaw or the regulations made thereunder, all definitions of terms contained in the highway traffic act shall be the definitions of the same terms where used in this bylaw or the regulations made thereunder.
## 3. Traffic Authority
The traffic authority shall exercise all powers conferred upon it by the provisions of the highway traffic act, together with such further and other powers as may be conferred upon it by this bylaw or any other bylaw of the city.
## 4. Regulations
The traffic authority may, by simple resolution, make regulations not contrary to the provisions of the highway traffic act, respecting the following:
- the naming of persons or a class of persons identified by job description authorized to remove snow from the streets of the city;
- the fixing and enforcing of the rate of speed within the city;
- C. the setting aside for a specific time of a specified highway within the jurisdiction of the city or part of such highway, for speed test, races or other special purposes to be conducted under proper restrictions and supervision;
- the speed at which motor vehicles, or any class of motor vehicle, the weight of which, unloaded, exceeds 2.5 t, may be driven thereon;
- parking of vehicles;
- f. the prohibition of parking at certain times upon streets within the City during winter months to facilitate snow removal;
- g. one-way streets;
- h. pedestrian traffic;
- i. safety zones;
- j. the prevention of unnecessary noise from motor vehicles;
- k. traffic on the streets in the vicinity of public schools;
- I. traffic at intersections;
- m. traffic lanes;
- the right of way of one vehicle over another or of a pedestrian over a vehicle, or conversely;
- the directions that vehicles must follow on certain streets or roadways;
- p. traffic signs;
9. heavy trucks;
- r. establishment of fire lanes and tow away zones in private and public parking lots;
- s. the establishment of loading zones;
- t. the establishment of truck zones;
- the setting of weight restrictions for traffic upon the streets in the city;
- v. the issuing of special permits to authorize the operation of special mobile equipment having movable tracks with transverse corrugations upon the periphery of the movable tracks, or farm tractors, or other farm machinery, the operation of which upon a street or roadway would otherwise be prohibited; and
- w. Any other matter pertaining to traffic and the movement of vehicles not contrary to the highway traffic act.
and the power to regulate shall include the power of prohibition and penalty incidental to regulations.
## Highway Traffic Act
Except where specifically provided otherwise in this bylaw or the regulations made hereunder, all the provisions of the highway traffic act shall continue in force within the city and any violation of the provisions of the highway traffic act if committed within the city shall be an offence against the highway traffic act; provided that when the method of ascertaining the dimensions of any type of zone restricting or controlling parking or stopping differs between the regulations made pursuant to this bylaw and regulations made pursuant to the highway traffic act, the regulations containing the method of ascertaining the dimensions as aforesaid which are most restrictive shall apply in all circumstances.
## 6. Prima Facie Evidence
The existence on or near a street, roadway or parking lot within the city of a traffic control device referred to in this bylaw or regulations made hereunder is prima facie evidence that the traffic control device was duly erected and is maintained by the traffic authority in accordance with this bylaw if the traffic control device purports to regulate the use of the street, roadway or parking lot.
## Offence
- a. Any person who violates any provision of this bylaw or regulations made hereunder or who fails to perform any act required hereunder or does any prohibited act, shall be guilty of an offence and liable for the penalties as set out in Schedule "A".
- b. The owner of a motor vehicle is liable for and incurs the fines and penalties provided for any violation of this bylaw or any regulations made hereunder, unless at the time of the violation the motor vehicle was in possession of a person other than the owner without the owner's consent,
and the driver of a motor vehicle not being the owner is liable for and incurs the fines and penalties provided for the violation.
## 8. Traffic Ticket
The traffic authority may determine from time to time the form of traffic ticket for any offence under this bylaw or regulations made hereunder and the words or expressions used on the traffic ticket to designate a violation shall be deemed sufficient for all purposes to describe the offence designated by such word or expression. The ticket shall consist of:
a. A Notice of Violation;
b. A Copy of Notice of Violation;
A Summons to Accused;
d.
e.
An Information;
A Report of Proceedings; and
## f. A Police Record
- a. Summary Offence Information [Amended March 19, 2001]
- b. Police Record [Amended March 19, 2001]
- c. Report of Conviction [Amended March 19, 2001]
- d. Summons to accused [Amended March 19, 2001]
## Penalties
The traffic authority may, by simple resolution set out in Schedule "A", the minimum and maximum penalties and out of court settlements, to be imposed for violations of any provisions of this bylaw or regulations made hereunder.
## 10. Enforcement
- a. Offences against this bylaw and the highway traffic act shall be prosecuted in accordance with the procedure set out in:
- i. The Criminal Code (Canada) and amendments thereto;
- ii. The Summary Proceedings Act, R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-9 and amendments thereto; and
- ili. This bylaw and the regulations made hereunder.
- b. All Police Officers or Traffic Officers issuing traffic tickets for any violation of this bylaw or regulations made hereunder shall:
- i. Report in the traffic ticket the location of the vehicle in respect of which the violation has occurred, the nature of the violation, the make of the vehicle, the vehicle license number, the year and province of registration, the time and date of the violation, and the officer issuing the ticket shall affix his/her signature thereto;
2. Deliver to the owner or operator of the vehicle a serially numbered copy of the notice of violation portion of the traffic ticket or to attach to such vehicle the said serially numbered copy of notice of violation portion of the traffic ticket, directed generally to the owner or operator of the vehicle and requiring him/her to report to the officer on duty at the City Police Station and to present such notice; and
- ili. Retain the remaining portions of the ticket at the City Police Station.
4. €. Each owner or operator may, within seven (7) days of the time when the copy of the notice of violation is delivered to him/her or attached to his/her vehicle, remit payment to the city police station, the "minimum fine" amount as set forth in Schedule "A", as a penalty for and in fult satisfaction of such violation;
- C. Each owner or operator may, within fourteen (14) days of the time when the copy of the notice of violation is delivered to him/her or attached to his/her vehicle, remit payment to the city police station, the "minimum fine" amount as set forth in Schedule "A", as a penalty for and in full satisfaction of such violation; [Amended March 18, 2002]
- d. Upon failure of the owner or operator to make the payment within seven (7) days as required by the copy of the notice of violation, he/she shall become liable for prosecution under this bylaw and a summons to accused to appear before a justice of the peace to enter a plea shall be served to the owner or operator by:
- d. Upon failure of the owner or operator to make the payment within fourteen (14) days as required by the copy of the notice of violation, he/she shall become liable for prosecution under this bylaw and a summons to accused to appear before a justice of the peace to enter a plea shall be served to the owner or operator by: ; [Amended March 18, 2002]
- i. Personal delivery to the owner or operator; or
- ii. Regular mail and addressed to the owner or operator at his/her last known address as shown in the records of the Highway Safety Division, Department of Transportation and Public Works.
- e. Upon receiving the summons to accused and prior to or on the date set to appear before the justice of the peace to enter a plea, the owner or operator may:
- i. Plead guilty and pay a fine in the amount prescribed for "out of court settlement" for such offence in Schedule "A".
12. Plead not guilty whereupon the case will proceed to the court and any person convicted of an offence against this bylaw shall be adjudged to pay a fine of an amount not more
than the "maximum fine" nor less than the "minimum fine" amount prescribed for such offence in Schedule "A".
## 11. Police Committee
The Police Committee as established by the Committee ByLaw of the City of Summerside SS-04 shall advise and make recommendations to the traffic authority on all matters pertaining to this bylaw.
## 12. Existing Regulations
The traffic and parking regulations in existence in the city on the effective date of this bylaw shall remain in effect until they are replaced by regulations made under this bylaw. On the effective date of this bylaw, all traffic control devices in existence in the city shall remain at their location until they are relocated or removed by regulations made under this bylaw.
## 13. Access Control
Where council deems it necessary for the safe regulation of traffic, it may by resolution close, relocate or change the size of any existing access from private property to any street, road or highway in the city, provided that no access from private property shall be closed if by so doing, the private property would be isolated from all streets, roads or highways.
## 13. Repeal of Existing Bylaw
Bylaw Number 95-09, the Summerside Traffic and Parking Bylaw which was adopted on April 15, 1996 is hereby repealed
## 14. Effective Date
The effective date of this bylaw is March 15, 1999.
This bylaw was read a first time by a majority of the Councillors present at the Council Meeting held on the \_\_\_20\_ \_ day of. \_February, 1999
This bylaw was approved by a majority of the Councillors present at the Council Meeting held on the \_ day of \_February, 1999 20
This bylaw was read a second time by a majority of the Councillors present at the Council Meeting held on the \_day of March, 1999
This bylaw was approved by a majority of the Councillors present at the Council Meeting held on the 1st day of \_March, 1999
This bylaw was adopted by a majority of the Councillors present at the Council Meeting held on the \_Ist\_\_ \_ day of March, 1999
This bylaw is declared to be passed on the gth \_ day of \_ \_March, 1999
Basil L. Stewart, Mayor [SIGNED]
Terry Murphy, Chief Administrative Officer [SIGNED]
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
REGULATIONS:
BYLAW NAME:
SS-07-01
Traffic and Parking Bylaw
SS-07
BYLAW #:
## Authority
These regulations are made pursuant to Section 4 of the Summerside Traffic and Parking Bylaw (SS-07).
## 2. Snow Removal Designees
The following class of persons is authorized to remove snow from the streets of the city:
- a. All employees of the Municipal Services Department of the city and any independent contractors including the Government of Prince Edward Island, engaged by the city for that purpose together with their agents, servants and employees.
## No Parking Zones
- a. In addition to the limitations set out by the provisions of the highway traffic act, no person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "NO PARKING" zone identified in Appendix A of these regulations.
- b. A "NO PARKING" zone shall be identified by signs having the words "NO PARKING" inscribed thereon or by signs as depicted in Diagram 1, Appendix A of these regulations and /or by white lines painted on the pavement or the curbs.
- c. A "NO PARKING" sign as prescribed by Subsection b. shall be erected at the points of commencement and of termination of a "NO PARKING" zone and at spaces no greater than thirty (30) metres throughout the zone.
## 4. Controlled Parking Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE" identified in Appendix B of these regulations contrary to any limitation indicated by the sign(s) which identify the zone.
2. A "CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE" shall be identified by a "PARKING CONTROL" sign as depicted in Diagram 2, Appendix B of these regulations.
- C. A sign of the form prescribed in subsection b. may be varied by the insertion on the sign of such symbols, words, figures or letters as may be required to indicate the duration of the parking, the time of the day and/or the days of the week for which the sign is to be effective.
- d. A "PARKING CONTROL" sign shall be erected at the points of commencement and termination of a "CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE" and at spaces no greater than thirty (30) metres throughout the zone.
## 5. Time Limited Parking Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a motor vehicle for a continuous period of time in excess of that designated in a "TIME LIMITED PARKING" zone identified in Appendix C of these regulations.
- b. A "TIME LIMITED PARKING" zone shall be identified by Parking Control Signs as prescribed by Section 4 or by signs with "(insert time limit) PARKING ONLY" inscribed thereon.
- C. A "TIME LIMITED PARKING ONLY" sign shall be erected at the points of commencement and termination of a "TIME LIMITED PARKING" zone and at spaces no greater than thirty (30) metres throughout the zone.
## 6. No Stopping Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a motor vehicle on or within a designated "NO STOPPING" zone identified in Appendix D of these regulations except in accordance with the restriction(s) applicable thereto.
2. A "NO STOPPING" zone shall be identified by a "NO STOPPING" sign as depicted in Diagram 3, Appendix D of these regulations.
- C. A sign of the form prescribed in subsection b. may be varied by the insertion on the sign of such symbols, words, figures or letters as may be required to indicate the time of day and/or days of the week for which the sign is to be effective and/or designating types of vehicles which are exempt.
- d. A "NO STOPPING" sign shall be erected at the points of commencement and termination of a "NO STOPPING" zone and at spaces no greater than thirty (30) metres throughout the zone.
## 7. Restricted Parking Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "RESTRICTED PARKING" zone identified in Appendix E of these regulations except in accordance with the restriction(s) applicable thereto.
- b. A "RESTRICTED PARKING ZONE" shall be identified by a sign which has the words "Restricted Municipal Parking" inscribed thereon together with a red letter "M" enclosed by a green circle and such arrows or words as may be necessary to indicate the commencement, termination or continuation of the zone.
- c. A "RESTRICTED PARKING" sign shall be erected at the points of commencement and termination of a "Restricted Municipal Parking" zone and at spaces no greater than thirty (30) metres throughout the zone.
- The operators of fire department vehicles, police vehicles, and vehicles with a municipal parking sticker with the designation "M" as issued by the chief of police shall be the only persons permitted to stop, stand or park a vehicle on or within these restricted areas designated as "Restricted Municipal Parking".
## 8. Bus Stop Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "BUS STOP PARKING" zone identified in Appendix F of these regulations except in accordance with the restrictions) applicable thereto.
2. A "BUS STOP" shall be identified by a sign which has the words "BUS STOP" inscribed thereon. A "BUS STOP" shall be a rectangular area fifteen (15) metres by three (3) metres which exists immediately to the front and left of the said sign with the sign being a corner of the rectangular area.
- c. The operators of buses shall be the only persons permitted to stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within those restricted areas designated as a "BUS STOP".
## Disabled Parking Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "DISABLED PARKING" zone identified in Appendix G of these regulations except in accordance with subsection c.
- b. A "DISABLED PARKING" zone shall be an area of seven (7) metres by four (4) metres identified by a sign which has the words "DISABLED PARKING" inscribed thereon and/or by a parking space demarcated by blue paint with the symbol as depicted in Diagram 4 of Appendix G of these regulations.
- c. Disabled persons, or the operators of vehicles containing disabled persons or passengers shall be the only persons permitted to stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within those restricted areas designated as "DISABLED PARKING", provided that such vehicle must prominently bear a sticker, plate or other emblem or sign clearly identifying the vehicle as being owned, operated or used for the transportation of a disabled person or persons.
## 10. Loading Zones
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "LOADING ZONE" identified in Appendix H of these regulations except in accordance with subsection c.
2. A "LOADING ZONE" shall be identified by a sign as depicted in Diagram 5, Appendix H of these regulations which has the words "LOADING ZONE" inscribed thereon.
- C. The operator of a vehicle engaged in the delivery or pickup of commercial produce, merchandise or supplies shall be the only persons permitted to stop, stand or park a vehicle on or within those restricted areas designated as "LOADING ZONES". Said operator shall only stop, stand or park a vehicle on or within the said "LOADING ZONES" for a maximum time period of 15 minutes between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
## 11. Fire Lanes
- a. No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on or within a "FIRE LANE" identified in Appendix I of these regulations on public or private property at any time.
2. A "FIRE LANE" shall be identified by signs having the words "FIRE LANE" inscribed thereon, followed by the words "NO PARKING" or the words "TOW AWAY ZONE" and that portion of the street or private or public property to which the sign is applicable shall be clearly indicated by yellow or white lines or words or markers thereon or by reference to another sign erected thereon.
## 12. Overnight Parking
In order to facilitate snow removal from the streets of the city, during the period of November 1st to April 30th, no person shall park a motor vehicle on any streets within the city or on property owned by the city between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., except with the permission of the chief of police or his/her designate.
## 13. One Way Traffic
- a. No person shall travel in a direction on a street identified in Appendix J of these regulations opposed to the direction designated as one way.
- b. A "ONE WAY" street shall be identified by signs in accordance with the traffic sign regulations of the highway traffic act.
- c. "ONE WAY" signs shall be erected at the point of commencement and termination of a "ONE WAY" street and at intervals along the street where necessary and "DO NOT ENTER" signs shall be erected at the point of termination of a one way street.
## 14. Prohibited Turning
- a. No person shall turn in a direction at an intersection where it is prohibited to do so as identified in Appendix K of these regulations.
- b. A sign that prohibits turning in a direction at an intersection shall be identified by a sign in accordance with the traffic sign regulations of the highway traffic act.
- C. A prohibited turning sign shall be erected at the point of commencement of the intersection.
## 15. General Parking Prohibition
No person shall stop, stand or park all or any part of a vehicle on:
- a. A street so as to obstruct free passage of traffic on the street, unless a vehicle is disabled such that it is not practicable to avoid stopping and temporarily leaving it on the street;
2. A sidewalk or an area generally used or intended for use by pedestrians;
- c. In front of a public or private driveway so as to not obstruct the view of the vehicle which may be exiting the driveway;
4. Within a crosswalk;
- e. Within 2.5 m from the point on the curb or edge of the street immediately opposite a fire hydrant;
- f. The street side of a vehicle stopped or parked at the edge or curb of a street;
- g. The side of a street other than on the right side of the street parallel to that side and, where there is a curb, with the wheels within 300mm of the curb;
- h. The street in a position or condition or under circumstances likely to cause danger to other persons using the street.
## 16. Offences
Any person who commits an offence contrary to the provisions of any of Sections 3 - 15 of these regulations shall be guilty of an offence and liable for a penalty pursuant to Section 7 of the Traffic and Parking Bylaw (SS-07).
## 17. Removal of Vehicles
- a. If a motor vehicle is stopped, standing or parked on a street within the city contrary to Sections 3 - 15 of these regulations, a traffic officer may move a vehicle or cause it to be moved or require the driver or person in charge of the vehicle to move it to a position determined by a traffic officer and all costs or charges, if any, for moving the vehicle shall be a lien upon the vehicle.
2. Where a traffic officer moves a vehicle, causes it to be moved, or requires the driver or person in charge of the vehicle to move it in accordance to Subsection a., the risk of any damage to property occasioned thereby shall be borne by the owner of the vehicle.
## 18. Enforcement
Offences against these regulations shall be prosecuted according to Section 10 of the Traffic and Parking Bylaw (SS-07).
## 19. Speed Limit
No person shall drive a motor vehicle at a greater speed than forty (40) kilometres per hour within the city except where stated otherwise in Appendix L of these regulations.
## 20. Chief of Police Authority
The chief of police or any officer acting under his/her authority and supervision may, when circumstances warrant or during emergencies, direct traffic contrary to the provisions of these regulations and may, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, direct traffic against the designated directions on a "ONE WAY" street, direct traffic to turn left at "NO LEFT TURN" intersections, or right at a "NO RIGHT TURN" intersection, direct traffic to proceed contrary to operating traffic signals, direct traffic to park in "NO PARKING" zones, temporarily designate a street as a "ONE WAY" street and post temporary signs and blockades indicating same or temporarily close a street to all motor vehicle traffic.
## 21. Exempt Vehicles
Sections 3 - 15 and 19 of these regulations shall not apply to police, ambulance or fire fighting vehicles or vehicles owned by members of the police or fire services bearing stickers identifying them as such while the operators thereof are involved in the execution of their duties and are utilizing emergency lighting or
to the vehicles owned by the city while the operators thereof are involved in the execution of their duties and are utilizing emergency lighting.
## 22. Parades
- a. No person shall organize, conduct or take part in any parade unless the parade has been authorized by the chief of police or his/her designate.
2. Upon application the chief of police may authorize parades.
- c. In deciding to authorize or to refuse to authorize a parade, the chief of police may take into account the following considerations:
- i. The desired parade route;
- ii. The date and time for closing of streets;
- iii. The duration of the parade;
- iv. The availability of police manpower;
- V. The purpose of the parade; and
- vi. Other relevant considerations;
10. Persons who are desiring to conduct a parade shall make application to the chief of police providing therewith information relevant to the considerations in subsection b. and such other information as the chief of police may request.
- e. Any person who violates this section shall be guilty of an offence.
## 23. Street Closure
- No person shall close any street or any portion thereof without the written permission of the chief of police or his/her designate.
- Any person who violates this section shall be guilty of an offence and liable for a penalty pursuant to Section 7 of the Traffic and Parking Bylaw (SS-07).
## 24. School Crossing Guard
- a. The traffic authority may place at an intersection or street crossing indicated in Appendix M of these regulations, near schools in the city at such times as indicated, a person to safeguard all students using the intersection.
2. Such person, who is designated to safeguard students at any such intersection shall be distinguished by wearing an orange vest, shall carry a stop sign and shall, when so placed and distinguished, have the same control over traffic at such intersection as any police officer or traffic officer.
- c. All drivers of vehicles proceeding through an intersection, where a person is designated to safeguard the students using the intersection, shall obey the instructions of the designated person.
## 25. Municipal Parking Lots
The Municipal Parking Lots referred to in these regulations shall be as described in Appendix N of these regulations.
## 26. Motorized Snow Vehicles
No person shall operate a motorized snow vehicle on public property, streets or right of ways in the City of Summerside except in areas and under conditions designated in Appendix O of these regulations or in the case of an emergency by the Chief of Police.
## 27. Weight Restrictions
The city may enter into an agreement with the Prince Edward Island Department of Transportation & Public Works wherein the city may adopt the Vehicle Weight Regulations made pursuant to the Roads Act, R.S.P.E.I., 1988 Cap. R-15 and amendments thereto for vehicles travelling in the city and wherein the enforcement of said regulations may be carried out by such officers as may be employed by the Prince Edward Island Department of Transportation & Public Works.
## 28. Effective Date
The effective date of these regulations is December 18, 2000.
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
APPENDIX:
REGULATIONS:
BYLAW NAME:
BYLAW #:
Appendix A - No Parking Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Diagram 1, 30 cm × 30 cm black symbol, red circle on white background
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Pursuant to Section 3 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated No Parking zones effective October 1, 2011
| Street | side | from | to | |
|----------------------|------------|---------------------|-------------------|--------|
| Arnett Avenue | north side | High Street | Granville Street | |
| Argyle Street Avenue | south side | Central Street | Cedar Street | |
| Cedar Street | west side | Myrtle Street | Notre Dame Street | |
| Central Street | east side | Church Street | Winter Street | note 1 |
| Central Street | east side | First Street | Water Street | |
| Central Street | east side | Winter Street | Convent Street | |
| Central Street | west side | Court Street | Compton Avenue | |
| Convent Street | north side | Cedar Street | Central Street | |
| Court Street | north side | Central Street | Cedar Street | |
| Duke Street | east side | North Market Street | Tower Street | |
| East Street | west side | Water Street | Harvard Street | |
| East Drive | both sides | South Drive | Route 2 | |
| Elm Street | west side | Tower Street | Willow Avenue | |
| Eustane Street | west side | Water Street | Harvard Street | |
| Street | | | to | |
|--------------------|------------|------------------------|----------------------|------------|
| First Street | | ar stree | Water Street | |
| Foundry Street | | Spring Street | Granville Street | |
| Granville Street | | Water Street | Beaton Avenue | |
| Granville Street | | Water Street | Harbour Drive | |
| Granville Street | east side | Water Street | Linden Avenue | |
| Green Street | north side | Granville Street | Summer Street | |
| Hanover Street | north side | Eustane Street | Granville Street | |
| Harbour Drive | both sides | Queen Street | Water Street | designated |
| Harvard Street | south side | Granville Street | Former Rail crossing | |
| High Street | east side | Lefurgey Avenue | Arnett Avenue | |
| King Street | east side | Water Street | Harvard Street | |
| Lefurgey Avenue | south side | Granville Street | 224B Lefurgey Ave. | |
| Milton Avenue | south side | Granville Street | King Street | |
| North Drive | both sides | East/West intersection | 45 metres north | |
| Notre Dame Street | north side | Granville Street | Spring Street | |
| Notre Dame Street | south side | Granville Street | Central Street | |
| Notre Dame Street | south side | Cedar Street | Greenwood Drive | |
| Ottawa Street | south side | Granville Street | King Street | |
| Pleasant Street | north side | Granville Street | Summer Street | |
| Pope Road Ext. | both sides | Granville Street | Central Street | |
| Prince Street | north side | Granville Street | Spring Street | |
| Queen Street | both sides | Water Street | Harbour Drive | |
| Second Street | north side | Duke Street | Central Street | |
| Sheen Street | south side | St. Lawrence Street | West Street | |
| South Drive | both sides | East/West intersection | 45 metres south | |
| Spring Street | east side | Water Street | Green Street | |
| St. Stephen Street | east side | Water Street | First Street | |
| Summer Street | west side | Beaver Street | SIS School | |
| Summer Street | east side | Fitzroy Street | Maple Avenue | |
| Walker Avenue | north side | Granville Street | MacEwen Road | |
| Walker Ave | south side | Granville Street | Gallant Street | |
| Water Street | south side | Granville Street | Burger King | |
| Water Street | north side | St. Stephen Street | Duke Street | see note 2 |
| West Drive | both sides | North/South Drive | Route 2 | |
| Lidstone | west side | Schurman Ave. | Maple Ave | |
| Street | side | from | to |
|------------------------------|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| Northumberland St. | west side | North Market St. | 100 feet |
| Rogers Ave | South side | Granville St. | Arcona St. |
| Lynn Street | South Side | West Boundary 228 Colin Ave | East Boundary |
| Lynn Street | North Side | West Boundary 107 Lynn St | East Boundary |
| Water Street | north side | Duke Street | 419 Water [including] |
| Industrial Crescent | west side | in front of PID # 856286 [approx 100 feet] | in front of PID # 856286 [approx 100 feet] |
| Schurman Ave | North Side | Central St. | Granville St. |
| St. Lawrence St. East | East Side | Notre Dame St. | North Market St/ |
| Beaver St. | South Side | Summer St. | 286 Beaver St |
| Summer St | West Side | Beaver St | 196 Summer St |
| Greenwood Drive | East Side | Entrance to the Summerside Centre 40' beyond the North | Entrance to the Venture centre |
| Rufus Street | West Side | Notre Dame St. | Wellness Centre Parking Lot |
| Wellness Centre Parking Lots | As Designated | As Designated | As Designated |
| Mackenzie Dr | East Side | Board Walk | 230 Meters south |
| Elm St | East side | Poplar Ave | north 1 parking space |
| Upper Brophy St | Curve Section | | 6 spaces each side |
| Notre Dame St | North Side | Rufus Street | East 2 parking spaces |
| MacEwen Road | West | Ottawa Street | south 2 parking spaces |
| Belmont | North | Granville St. | MacFarlane St. |
except Sundays except two parallel parking spaces directly in front of property #'s 300277 & 300285
note 2
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix B - Controlled Parking Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Diagram 2, 30 cm × 45 cm, black legend, green circle on a white background
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Pursuant to Section 4 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Controlled Parking zones effective March 15, 1999.
| Street | side | from | gl | comments |
|----------------|------------|--------------|--------------|------------|
| Summer Street | west side | SIS | SIS | note 1 |
| Central Street | east side | Beaver St. | Poplar Ave. | note 2 |
| Harbour Drive | south side | pid # 801118 | pid # 801118 | note 3 |
note 1 School bus parking only from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. when School is in session.
note 2 No parking from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
note 3 Restricted to bus and loading vehicles only
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix C - Time Limited Parking Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 5 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Time Limited Parking zones effective October 1, 2008
## 1. Three Hour Parking (9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.)
Parking on the following streets or parking lots or portions of streets is limited to a duration of three hours between the hours of 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.
- a. Municipal Parking Lot A, except for one row adjacent to Foundry Street, Granville and First Street which shall be all day parking.
- b. Municipal Parking Lot B, except for one row adjacent to Foundry Street and one row adjacent to Spring Street and First Street which shall be all day parking.
## 2. Two Hour Parking (9:00 am - 9:00 pm)
Parking on the streets or parking lots or portions of streets is limited to a duration of two hours between the hours of 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m
- a. All that area within the city bounded on the east by Granville Street on the west by Central Street and Queen Street, on the North by Fitzroy Street, and on the south by Harbour Drive, and including both sides of the named streets within the described area
2. Hanover Street, south side in front of property # 313403
- c. Municipal Parking Lot C
4. Municipal Parking Lot D
- e. Municipal Parking Lot E
- f. Municipal Parking Lot F
- g. Central Street, east side from Fitzroy Street to Church Street
## 3. Thirty Minute Parking (9:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Parking on the streets or portions of streets is limited to a duration of thirty (30) minutes between the hours of 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
- a. Central Street, one spot on the west side in front of property # 300194
- b. Summer Street, west side in front of property # 310300
## 4. Fifteen Minute Parking (9:00 am - 9:00 pm)
Parking on the streets or portions of streets is limited to a duration of fifteen (15) minutes between the hours of 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.
- a. Church Street, south side from Central Street to Summer Street
- b. First Street, south side in front of property # 309898
- C. Hanover Street, north side in front of property # 314310 (civic address # 175)
- d. Summer Street, west side in front of property #'s 310284 & 310292
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix D - No Stopping Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Diagram 3, 30 cm x 30 cm, black octagon & arrows, red circle on a white background
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Pursuant to Section 6 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated No Stopping zones effective March 15, 1999.
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Appendix E - Restricted Parking Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 7 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Restricted Parking zones effective March 15, 1999.
Municipal Parking Lot G
Municipal Parking Lot J
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Appendix F - Bus Stop Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 8 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Bus Stop Parking zones effective October 18, 2010
1. Summer Street East Side directly in front of Parkside Elementary School
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix G -Disabled Parking Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
## Diagram 4
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Pursuant to Section 9 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the locations of Disabled Parking zones effective November 16, 2009 with the exact location of the spaces designated by the chief of police or his/her designate.
- a. Church Street, north side, one space between Central Street and Summer Street
- b. Central Street, east side, one space from Church Street intersection
- C. Municipal Parking Lot A, 2 space as designated
- d. Municipal Parking Lot D, north side, two spaces
- e. Summerside Wellness Centre Parking Lots 16 spaces as designated
- f. Spring Street, west side, one space from Water Street intersection
- h. Foundry Street, south side, one space in front of police station
- g. Water Street, south side, four spaces, between Granville Street and Central Street
- i. Municipal Parking Lot H, east side, two spaces
- j. St. Eleanors Community Center, one space
- K. Wilmot Community Center, one space
1. Parkview Seniors Complex, one space - north side of ramp
- m. Summerside Tax Centre - all designated disabled parking spaces
- n. County Fair Mall - all designated disabled parking spaces
- O. Summerside Mall - all designated disabled parking spaces
- p. Holland College - all designated disabled parking spaces
17. Prince County Hospital - all designated disabled parking spaces
- r. Wedgewood Manor - all designated disabled parking spaces
- S. SRDC Waterfront Properties - all designated disabled parking spaces
- t. Walmart - all designated disabled parking spaces
21. Atlantic Superstore - all designated disabled parking spaces
- V. Elm Street - 2 spaces west side in front of main entrance to Elm St. School
- W. Notre Dame St. - 4 spaces on the north side of Notre Dame St. [2 to the east of the ROW situated on Pid # 322255 adjacent to 471 Notre Dame St. and 2 to the west of the said ROW] as designated
- X. 2 spaces south side of Winter Street in front of Trinity United Church
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix H -Loading Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Diagram 5, 30 cm x 45 cm, black legend, red circle on a white background
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Pursuant to Section 10 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Loading Zones effective June 16, 2008
- as designated on Water Street
- as designated on Spring Street
- as designated on Summer Street
- as designated on First Street
- as designated on St. Stephen Street
- as designated at Credit Union Place
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix I - Fire Lane Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 11 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Fire Lane zones effective June 19, 2006
- The private driveway which is property number 789537 from Water Street to the Royal Bank Parking Lot
- County Fair Mall - [As Designated]
- Spring Street from Water Street to Harbour Drive.
- Prince County Hospital Emergency entrance/exit
- Oran Group/Waterfront Properties along the full length of the front of the building -[As Designated]
- Summerside Mall- [As Designated]
- Wedgewood Manor, driveway loop on Brophy Avenue to main entrance/exit of building
- Wedgewood Manor, driveway on Maple Avenue to rear entrance/exit of building
- Summerside Tax Centre - [As Designated]
- Walmart - [As Designated]
- Atlantic Superstore - [As Designated]
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Appendix J - One Way Traffic Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 13 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated One Way Traffic zones effective October 17, 2011
- Cedar Street - one way northbound traffic from Water Street to First Street
- First Street - one way westbound traffic from Summer Street to Central Street
- Foundry Street - one way eastbound traffic from Spring Street to Granville Street
- Notre Dame Street - one way westbound traffic from Duke Street to West Street during events held at the Recreation Centre complex when declared by the chief of police or his/her designate and for the duration of time declared by the chief of police or his/her designate. Temporary "ONE WAY" signs shall be posted and blockades erected for the time the street has been declared one way.
- Spring Street - one way northbound traffic from Water Street to First Street
- St. Stephen Street - one way northbound traffic from Water Street to First Street
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Appendix K - Prohibited Turning Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 14 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Prohibited Turning zones effective March 15, 1999.
## No Right Turn On A Red Light
- Entering onto Water Street from Central Street, southbound
- Entering onto Water Street from Queen Street, northbound
- Entering onto Granville Street from Notre Dame Street, eastbound
- Entering onto Granville Street from Harvard Street, westbound
## Right Turn Only
- Entering onto Water Street from the east entrance/exit of Waterfront Mall
## No Left Turn
- Entering onto Water Street from Granville Street, northbound
- Entering onto Notre Dame Street from Granville Street, northbound
- Entering onto Harvard Street from Granville Street, southbound
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix L - Speed Limit Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 19 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated streets in which the rate of speed can exceed 40 kilometres per hour together with the maximum speed allowed on that designated street or section thereof effective June 1, 2010
## Maximum Speed of 50 kilometres per hour
- Granville Street from Ryan St. to Route 2
- North Drive
- Pope Road
- South Drive
- Water Street from MacKenzie Drive to South Drive
- Central Street from Pope Road to Route 2
## Maximum Speed of 60 kilometres per hour
- Water Street from MacEwen Road to Route 2
## Maximum Speed of 70 kilometres per hour
- Greenwood Drive from Notre Dame Street to Pope Road
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix M - School Crossing Guard Zones
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 24 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated School Crossing Guard zones effective September, 2008
## Intersections
- Elm Street and Hawthorne Avenue
- Green Street and Granville Street
- Pope Road and South Drive
- Summer St and Beaver Street
- Elm Street and Poplar Avenue
- Central Street and Willow Avenue
- Spring Street and Green Street
- South Drive at Greenfield School Walkway
- Argus Street at the School of Justice
- Ryan Street at Athena School Walkway
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix N - Municipal Parking Lots
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 25 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated Municipal Parking Lots effective March 15, 1999
All those parcels of land lying and being in Summerside, Prince County, Prince Edward Island bounded and described as follows:
## Parking Lot A
Commencing at a point on the western boundary of Granville Street, said point being the point of intersection of the western boundary of Granville Street with the northern boundary of First Street; thence westwardly along the north side of First Street a distance of approximately one hundred and sixty-five feet (165); thence northerly and parallel to Granville Street to the south boundary of Foundry Street; thence easterly along the south side of Foundry Street approximately one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet to the west boundary of Granville Street; thence southerly along the west side of Granville Street to the point of commencement and being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the East Lo Foods Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot B
Commencing at a point in the eastern boundary of Spring Street, said point being the point of intersection of the eastern boundary of Spring Street with the northern boundary of First Street; thence northerly along the west side of Spring Street to the south boundary of Foundry Street; thence easterly along the south boundary of foundry Street a distance of approximately one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet to the west boundary of Parking Lot "A"; thence southerly along the west boundary of Parking Lot "A" to the north boundary of First Street; thence westerly along the north boundary of First Street approximately one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet to the point of commencement and being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the West Lo Foods Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot C
Commencing at a point on the south side of Foundry Street at the northwest corner of property # 309864 (White Star Laundry); thence southerly along the west boundary of property # 309864 to the north side of First Street; thence westerly along the north side of First Street a distance of approximately sixty (60) feet; thence northerly
and parallel to Spring Street to the south boundary of Foundry Street; thence easterly along the south side of Foundry Street to the point of commencement and being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the East Police Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot D
Commencing at the southwest corner of Parking Lot "C" above described; thence northerly along the west boundary of Parking Lot "C" a distance of approximately sixty-five (65) feet; thence westerly and parallel to First Street to the east boundary of Summer Street; thence south along the east boundary of Summer Street to the north boundary of First Street; thence easterly along the north side of First Street to the point of commencement and being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the South Police Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot E
Commencing at a point on the eastern boundary of Summer Street, said point being the northwest corner of Parking Lot "D" above described; thence northerly along the east side of Summer Street to the south boundary of Foundry Street; thence easterly along the south boundary of Foundry Street a distance of approximately seventytwo (72) feet; thence southerly and parallel to Summer Street to the north boundary of Parking Lot "D" to the point of commencement being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the West
## Parking Lot F
Commencing at the point where the west boundary of property # 309674 (Heritage Group Inc.) intersects the south side of First Street; thence westwardly along the south side of First Street to the east boundary of property # 309658 (Capital Theatre); thence southerly along the east boundary of property # 309658 a distance of approximately ninety-six (96) feet; thence easterly and parallel to First Street to the west boundary of property # 309674; thence northerly along the west boundary of property # 309674 to the point of commencement being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the Regent Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot G
The Parking Lot on the property bounded by Foundry Street, Summer Street, Fitzroy Street and the Summerside Fire Station property being property number 322438 being and intended to be the North Side Parking Lot commonly referred to as the Armoury Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot H
Commencing at the point where the north boundary of Harbour Drive intersects the east boundary of property # 667857; thence northerly along the east boundary of property # 667857 to property # 780221 (CEIC property); thence easterly along the south boundary of property # 780221 to the west boundary of the Granville Street; thence southerly along the west boundary of Granville Street to the north boundary of Harbour Drive; thence westerly along the north boundary of Harbour Drive to the point of commencement being and intended to be the south Side Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot J
Summerside Recreation Centre (Stadium) and Summerside Raceway Parking Lot;
## Parking Lot K
Street. All driveways and parking spaces in and about the City Hall property north of Fitzroy Street and east of Summer
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Appendix O- Motorized Snow Vehicles
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 26 of the Regulations (SS-07-01) to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, the following are the designated areas where, and conditions wherein, motorized snow vehicles may be operated in the city effective March 15, 1999.
- On the Confederation Trail from the western boundary of the City to Greenwood Drive, on the Confederation Trail from the eastern boundary of the City to Granville Street and on the portion of the Rotary Friendship Park that has been designated to allow motorized snow vehicles to pass through the park which is demarcated by posts and is show on the attached diagram.
Access is restricted to members of the PEI Snowmobile Association only in accordance with the lease agreement with the Province and to the hours of 8:00 am to 11:30 pm on Sunday to Thursday inclusive and to the hours of 8:00 am to 12:30 am on Friday and Saturday.
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## CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SUMMERSIDE
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Schedule A "Penalties"
SS-07-01
Traffic & Parking Bylaw
SS-07
Pursuant to Section 9 of the Traffic and Parking Bylaw, effective December 18, 2000 the minimum and maximum penalties to be imposed for violations of the Traffic and Parking Bylaw (SS-07) or regulations made thereunder shall be as follows:
| Regulation Section Brief Description | | Minimum Fine | Maximum Fine | Out of Court Settlement |
|----------------------------------------|-----------------------|----------------|----------------|---------------------------|
| 3 | No Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 4 | Controlled Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 5 | Time Limited Parking | $10.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 6 | No Stopping | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| | Restricted Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 8 | Blocking Bus Stop | $10.00 | $50.00 | $25.00 |
| | Disabled Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 10 | Blocking Loading Zone | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 11 | Blocking Fire Lane | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 12 | Overnight Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 13 | One Way Streets | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 14 | Prohibited Turning | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 15a | Obstructing Traffic | $10.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 15b | Sidewalk Parking | $10.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 15c | Blocking Driveway | $10.00 | $50.00 | $25.00 |
| 15d | Blocking Crosswalk | $10.00 | $50.00 | $25.00 |
| 15e | Blocking Fire Hydrant | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
|-------|---------------------------|----------|-----------|----------|
| 15f | Double Parking | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 15g | Parking on Wrong Side | $10.00 | $50.00 | $25.00 |
| 15h | Parking on Street | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 15i | Unattended Parking | $10.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 22 | Unauthorized Parade | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 23 | Unauthorized Street | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |
| 26 | Unauthorized Snow Vehicle | $25.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 |