Same bylaw: bans planting trees, shrubs or brush within 150 ft of a road centreline or 300 ft of an intersection, though an existing shelterbelt planted over 5 years ago and set back at least 75 ft is exempt.
Traffic & streets — Rural Municipality of Sutton No. 103, Saskatchewan
What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Rural Municipality of Sutton No. 103, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by RM of Sutton No. 103 Bylaw No. 5/16 and 1 other bylaw, verified 2026-09-27. Default speed limit: 80 kilometres per hour.
| default speed limit | 80 kilometres per hour | s. 4(a) |
| street obstruction | Unless authorized by council, no person shall cut, dig, trench, injure, remove material, place objects hindering passage, or excavate within 150 feet of highway centre. | s. 6(a) |
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Sets an 80 km/h speed limit on RM highways (or posted limit), bans parking on highways, prohibits cutting/digging/spraying chemicals on road allowances without council authorization, and bans metal-cleated or tracked vehicles on paved roads.
Limits trucks of 10 tonnes or more to 60 km/h on named grid-road segments once speed-limit signs are installed at the listed section corners.
Sets municipal roads at 'nine-month primary weight' by default, caps loads at 15,240 kg (15 tons) on roads north of Sections 34-36 Twp 11 Rge 1 W3 without a permit, and lets the Administrator issue paid overweight permits.