Traffic & streets — Outlook, Saskatchewan

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In the Town of Outlook, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Outlook Bylaw 01(2013) (Obstructions on Municipal Streets) and 1 other bylaw, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: $100.00 for first offence; $200.00 for second; third or subsequent not less than $200.00 and not more than as specified in the 'General Penalty Bylaw'. Sidewalk or boulevard use: Business owner/occupant must clear sidewalk within 48 hours; no damage to sidewalks/curbs when clearing.

Town of Outlook Bylaw 01(2013) (Obstructions on Municipal Streets) adopted bylaw
street obstruction No person shall deposit paper, filth, glass, hay, grass, lawn clippings, leaves, straw, waste, garbage or rubbish on municipal streets except in designated areas. No person shall sweep, throw, place, drop, or deposit
fine range $100.00 for first offence; $200.00 for second; third or subsequent not less than $200.00 and not more than as specified in the 'General Penalty Bylaw'. s. 2(a)-(c)
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Bars sweeping, throwing, or depositing paper, glass, grass clippings, waste, or rubbish onto municipal streets, alleys, or lanes/thoroughfares; fines $100-$200+ per offence.

Town of Outlook Bylaw 03(2013) (Placement of Snow/Ice on Public Property) adopted bylaw
sidewalk or boulevard use Business owner/occupant must clear sidewalk within 48 hours; no damage to sidewalks/curbs when clearing. s. 2; s. 3
fine range first offence $100.00; second offence $200.00; third/subsequent not less than $200.00 and not more than as specified in the 'General Penalty Bylaw' s. 4(a), 6, 7
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Bars clearing snow/ice/debris from private property onto public property, and requires businesses clear frontage sidewalks within 48 hours; bans damaging sidewalks/curbs while clearing snow.

Machine-readable: traffic-streets.json · Official website: https://townofoutlook.ca/ · Last verified 2026-09-27 · Traffic & streets across Saskatchewan · Traffic & streets in other municipalities