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## R.M. of Lakeside No. 338
Bylaw No. 2 - 11
## A BYLAW TO PROVIDE FOR RESTRICTING THE OPERATION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES ON ROADS
The Council of the R.M. of Lakeside No. 338, in the Province of Saskatchewan, enacts as follows:
This bylaw shall be referred to as the Road Restrictions Bylaw.
1. In this bylaw:
- b) Council" shall mean the council of the municipality
- a) "Administrator" shall mean the administrator of the municipality;
- c) Municipality" shall mean the Rural Municipality of Lakeside No. 33
- d) "Order" means an order issued by the road committee;
- e) "Committee" means a road committee established in accordance with section 81 of The Municipalities Act for the purpose of issuing orders.
2. Council may by resolution establish a road committee for the purpose of issuing orders in accordance with The Municipalities Regulations Part III.
3. The committee shall consist of two (2) members of council and each appointment shall be for a term of one (a) year.
4. The committee may issue an order only if, due to inclement weather or unfavorable road conditions, the use of the road in the manner prohibited by the order would, in the opinion of the road committee reasonably be expected to result in:
- a) damage to the road; or
- b) a high risk of property damage or personal injury to the public.
5. An order established pursuant to this bylaw may include provisions to:
- prohibit the operation of certain vehicles on specified roads and
- restrict the gross weight of vehicles on specified roads and bridges or portions thereof.
6. Subject to the provisions of The Highways and Transportation Act, council may by resolution provide the committee with the authority on behalf of the municipality to opt in or out of the Provincial Road Bans.
7. An order issued under this bylaw must:
- b) state the date on which it is signed and the date on which it takes effect; and
- a) be signed by the members of the road committee;
- c) be filed with the Administrator.
8. Upon receipt of the order the Administrator shall:
21. ) present a copy of the order at the next meeting of council and record sc in the minutes.
- a) promptly notify the permit officer in the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure of the issuance or cancellation of any order; anc
9. Notice of the order shall be posted conspicuously at each end of any applicable road and at any junction or intersection the committee considers advisable.
10. Any order issued pursuant to this bylaw shall be in the form of Schedule
11. An order issued pursuant to this bylaw shall remain in effect until cancellation of the order by the committee and all notices posted in accordance with this bylaw have been removed.
12. Any person guilty of any infraction of any of the provisions of this bylaw shall upon summary conviction, be liable to a fine as per the General Penalty Bylaw.
13. Bylaw No. 1-95 is hereby repealed
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Baylor
Reeve
Kanak
Administrator
SHOVINCE)
RURAL
OF
SASKATCHEWAN
No, 3384
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## Schedule "A" to Bylaw No. 2-11
First Order (number the orders in appropriate sequence)
IN ACCORDANCE with Bylaw No. 2-11 of the Rural Municipality of Lakeside No. 338 and with the Municipalities Regulations:
Notice is hereby given that effective 12 o'clock midnight, (day). (month). (year),\_ and until further notice the following public roadways shall:
- (list all affected roads and the weight restrictions)
Anyone contravening this order shall be subject to a fine in the amount of:
- (as per the fines set out in the bylaw)
Dated at Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, this
(day). (month). (vear)
ROAD COMMITTEE:
Committee Member
Committee Member
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