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1 BL10217 and BL11214 amended Schedule A : SCHEDULE "A" S PART 2 GENERAL REGULATIONS Subsection Impounding Fees The following fees, costs and expenses shall be paid by owner of the chattel, obstruction or vehicle removed, detained or impounded: (i) Removal of any vehicle up to and including 10,900kg trucks to storage $72.00 (ii) Removal of any vehicle larger than 10,900kg including semi-trailer units $ (iii) (iv) (v) Storage of any vehicle up to and including 10,900kg truck size in contractors compound rate per calendar day, or any part thereof $9.75 Storage of any vehicle larger than 10,900kg including semi-trailer units in contractors compound rate per calendar day, or any part thereof $12.75 Removal of any abandoned or unlicensed vehicle or trailer up to 8 meters in length to the City vehicle pound or contractors compound $ (vi) Extra cost of dolly tow for any vehicles in items (i) or (v) above $24.00 (vii) (viii) (ix) (x) For any chattel weighing under 45kg and less than 1 metre in any one dimension, a storage fee per calendar day, or any part thereof $2.00 Minimum charge of $40.00 For any chattel weighing over 45kg or having a dimension exceeding 1 metre, the actual cost of removal of the chattel, plus a storage fee per calendar day, or any part thereof $3.00 Minimum charge of $40.00 For any obstruction, the total cost of removal of the obstruction plus the cost of disposing of the obstruction, plus a fee of $10.00 (or such other fees as may be charged by an contractor of the City engaged by the City to tow or store a vehicle) For any in-line skates, roller skates, cycles, skateboards, sleighs, skis or any other similar means of conveyance $40.00 Schedule A - Fees December 5, 2016 A-1
2 PART 3 VEHICLE REGULATIONS BL9695 amended Overweight or Oversize Vehicles Permit: Subsection Overweight or Oversize Vehicles Permit Overweight or Oversize Vehicle Permit fee: $100 per permit. PART 4 PARKING REGULATONS BL11167 amended Subsection 4.3.1(d): Subsection 4.3.1(d) Reserved On-Street Parking Permit Fee a) Reserved On-Street Parking permit fee: $11.00 per day per stall/permit $11.00 per day per meter hood b) Security Deposit (Per Permit/Meter Hood): $25.00 each BL10687 and BL10787 amended Subsection 4.3.2: Subsection Residential Permits a) Residential Permit fee: $30.00 (Plus applicable taxes) per permit, valid for a period of 12 months. b) Residential Permit Replacement Fee: $5.00 (Plus applicable taxes) per permit, valid for the balance of the year remaining from the original permit. c) Visitor (Temporary) Permit: No charge permit. The residential permit fee may be waived as per Council Policy No. 366 Residential Permit Program as amended or replaced from time to time. BL10905 added and BL11167 amended subsection 4.3.3: Subsection On-Street Pay Parking & Short Term Parking Lot** $0.25* 12 Minutes $0.50* 24 Minutes $0.75* $1.00* 36 Minutes 48 Minutes $1.25* 60 Minutes (1 hour) $1.50* $2.00* 72 Minutes 96 Minutes $2.50* 120 Minutes (2 hours) * Applicable taxes are included. Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-2
3 ** Designated Off-Street Pay Parking - Short Term Parking Lots : Water Street Boat Launch Lot (1354 Water Street) Ellis & Lawrence Lot A (483 Lawrence Avenue) Museum Parking Lot (470 Queensway Access from Ellis Street) BL10905, BL11167 & BL11483 amended subsection 4.4.2(a): Subsection 4.4.2(a) - Off-Street Pay Parking (Long Term Parking Lot) $ 1.00* 1 Hour $ 6.00* 1 Day (Standard Vehicle - Regular Operating Hours for Lot)*** $ 3.00* 1 Day (Motorcycle Regular Operating Hours for Lot) $ 7.00* Special Event Parking *Applicable taxes are included. $ 78.08** 1 Month Random Parking $ ** 1 Month Reserved Stall*** Above Rates apply to all City Owned Parking Lots not otherwise specified in this bylaw. *** Not Available at all parking lots. BL11483 amended subsection 4.4.2(b): Subsection 4.4.2(b) Off-Street Pay Parking Peripheral Lot (Long Term Parking Lot) $ 1.00* 1 Hour $ 6.00* 1 Day (Standard Vehicle - Regular Operating Hours for Lot)*** $ 3.00* 1 Day (Motorcycle Regular Operating Hours for Lot) $ 5.00* 24 Hour Parking for Vehicle with Boat Trailer Only (Cook Rd Boat Launch) $ 7.00* Special Event Parking *Applicable taxes are included. $ 62.87** 1 Month Random Parking *** Not Available at all parking lots. Available only in designated Off-Street Pay Parking Peripheral Lots located at: Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-3
4 Waterfront Park Lot (1200 Water Street) City Park Lot (1600 Abbott St) Monthly Parking in Off-Season Only Cook Rd Boat Launch (3786 Lakeshore Rd) Monthly Parking in Off-Season Only BL10905, BL11167 & BL11483 amended subsection 4.4.3: Subsection Off-Street Pay Parking (Structured Parking Garage) $ 1.00* 1 Hour $ 6.00* 1 Day (Standard Vehicle - Regular Operating Hours for Lot)*** $ 3.00* 1 Day (Motorcycle Regular Operating Hours for Lot) $ 5.00* Special Event Parking (Library Plaza and Chapman Parkades) $ 3.00* Special Event Parking (Memorial Parkade Only) *Applicable taxes are included. $ 78.08** 1 Month Random Parking $ ** 1 Month Reserved Stall*** *** Not Available at all parking garages. BL11483 added subsection 4.6: Subsection 4.6 Parking Fees and Charges Annual CPI Adjustment Parking rates in this Schedule are based upon the 2016 Consumer Price Index (CPI). Annual Parking Rate Adjustments will be made annually on June 1st, based on the CPI (British Columbia, all items) value from the preceding year. Any adjustments to short-term parking rates (hourly, daily, special event) will be rounded to the nearest $0.25 for ease of use by customers paying with cash/coin. Annual adjustment calculations that do not result in an amendment will be compounded until such time an increase is indicated. Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-4
5 PART 5 HIGHWAY USE REGULATIONS Subsection Horse-Drawn Sightseeing Permit Security Deposit $ Parking Stall Rental Signage Costs $ per month $ Removal of Parking Meter $50.00 Subsection Road Usage and Hoarding Permit (RUP & HP) BL9695, BL10364 and BL11214 amended and BL10666 replaced Road Usage Permit Fee: Road Usage and Hording Permit Fees: Road Usage / Hoarding Permit Fees RUP / Traffic Impedance / No Excavation / Events (Up to 1 month) RUP / Road closure / Excavation, all type / Pole replacement Application Fee Permit Fee $75.00 $0.00 $0.00 $75.00 $25.00 per day RUP Extension fee $75.00 $25.00 per day RUP Seasonal Permit for non-excavation work. Utility providers, Tree pruning, CCTV, and others as approved by the Manager of Public Works $75.00 $300 per season $0.00 HP 5 days or less $75.00 $25.00 per day $0.00 HP extension fee, permit duration up to 5 days $75.00 $25.00 per day $0.00 Deposits HP 6 days or greater $75.00 HP extension fee, permit duration greater than 6 days Hoarding Permit for pedestrian scaffolding (no pedestrian impedance or redirection) $75.00 $75.00 $8.00 per Sqm per month $8.00 per Sqm per month First 7 days FREE / $75 per week thereafter $0.00 Meter Bags $0 $5.00 Per day per bag $25.00 per bag *Plus applicable taxes. BL10666 and BL11214 amended Subsection Subsection Damage and Security Deposit for Road Usage and Hoarding Permit Damage and Security Deposit: minimum $500.00, with the actual amount to be determined by the Manager of Public Works pursuant to Subsection of this Bylaw. BL10666 deleted Subsection Hoarding Permit Application in its entirety Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-5
6 10942 added and BL11034 amended PART 6 PART 6 TOURIST ORIENTED DESTINATION SIGN Tourist Oriented Destination Sign Fees: Sign locations, sign manufacturing, utility locates, labor to install and hardware Sign repair or replacement Application Fee Sign Fee $ $ per sign $ per sign Personalized signs for wineries and golf courses $ $ per sign Plus applicable taxes. PART 7 SIDEWALK/ROADWAY OCCUPANCY PERMITS Subsection Application Fee Sidewalk/Roadway Occupancy Permit Application Fee - $50.00 BL9587, BL10364 and BL10501 deleted Sidewalk/Roadway Occupancy Permit Fee: BL9129 amended Temporary Seating and/or Tables: Temporary Seating and/or Tables: Temporary Seating and/or Tables: the greater of either the estimated lost parking revenue due to use of a parking space(s) pursuant to the permit or $8.00 plus applicable taxes per square metre of permit area used for patron seating, for each month, on a pro rata basis, that the permit area is in operation or any structures, furniture, appurtenances, or other items are in place in the permit area. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the permit fee for new permits issued for Lawrence Avenue or Leon Avenue shall be reduced to 50% of the applicable fee for the first year of the permit. Section Security Deposit for Sidewalk/Roadway Occupancy Permit Sidewalk/Roadway Occupancy Permit Security Deposit: $ BL10814 added Subsection 7.2.2: Subsection Bernard Avenue Sidewalk Program Permit Fees Bernard Avenue Sidewalk Program Permit Application Fee: New Applications (onetime fee) - $250 Change in Scope - $150 Existing Permit Holders (up to May 01, 2014) Renewal Fee (onetime fee) $ Change in Scope (after May 01, 2014) - $150 Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-6
7 Bernard Avenue Sidewalk Program Permit Fees: Block 2013 and $0 $255 $510 $510 $0 $2.16 $4.32 $4.32 Retail (per square $0 $4.32 $8.64 $ Block 2013 and $0 $0 $213 $425 $0 $0 $1.80 $3.60 Retail (per square $0 $0 $3.60 $ Block 2013 and $0 $0 $170 $340 $0 $0 $1.44 $2.88 Retail (per square $0 $0 $2.88 $ Block 2013 and $0 $170 $340 $340 $0 $1.44 $2.88 $2.88 Retail (per square $0 $2.88 $5.76 $5.76 * The minimum fee will be the Small Patio annual fee or the cost per square foot per year whichever is greater. Discount For the first year rent is due, the following discounts will apply: Patios that are constructed for less than $2,500 receive $0 credit. Patios that are constructed for more than $2,500 but less than $5,000 receive a 50% credit. Patios that are constructed for more than $5,000 receive a 100% credit. BL10814 added Subsection 7.2.3: Subsection Security Deposit for Bernard Avenue Sidewalk Program Permit Bernard Avenue Sidewalk Program Permit Security Deposit: $ Schedule A - Fees September 18, 2017 A-7
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