THE CITY OF SPRUCE GROVE BYLAW C TRAFFIC BYLAW

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1 THE CITY OF SPRUCE GROVE BYLAW C TRAFFIC BYLAW Being a bylaw of the City of Spruce Grove in the Province of Alberta to regulate pedestrian, animal, and vehicular traffic within the Corporate Limits of the City of Spruce Grove. WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act, RSA, 2000, Ch.M-26 and the Traffic Safety Act, RSA, 2000, Ch.T-6 empower Municipal Councils to enact bylaws which are not inconsistent with those Acts, and WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the City of Spruce Grove deems it appropriate and expedient to consolidate municipal bylaws of the City of Spruce Grove regulating pedestrian, animal and vehicular traffic into one document, NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of The City of Spruce Grove hereby enacts a Bylaw to regulate pedestrian, animal and vehicular traffic in the City of Spruce Grove. This Bylaw is composed of 14 sections: Section 1 Definitions Section 2 Rules of the Road Section 3 Speed Section 4 Parking Section 5 Rights and Duties of Pedestrians Section 6 Horse Drawn Vehicles Section 7 Parades and Processions Section 8 Highway Obstructions Section 9 Heavy Vehicles Section 10 Off-Highway Vehicles Section 11 Authority of General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure Section 12 Dangerous Goods Section 13 Miscellaneous Section 14 Enforcement 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1. Alley means a narrow highway providing access to the rear of buildings and parcels of land Bicycle includes any cycle propelled by human power upon which a person may ride, regardless of the number of wheels it may have. Page 1 of 36

2 Page 2 of Boulevard means that part of a highway that: a. is not a roadway, and b. is that part of the sidewalk that is not especially adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by pedestrians Bus stop means a place where a bus regularly stops to allow for passenger on-boarding and off-boarding, typically marked by a sign City means the municipal corporation of the City of Spruce Grove in the Province of Alberta City Manager means the City Manager or his or her designate, who is the administrative head of the City of Spruce Grove Commercial Vehicle shall bear the definition ascribed to it by the Traffic Safety Act and all amendments and successors thereto Council means the municipal council of the City of Spruce Grove Crosswalk means: a. That part of a roadway at an intersection included within the connection of the lateral line of the sidewalks on opposite sides of the highway measured from the curbs, or in the absence of curbs or sidewalks, from the edges of the roadway, or b. Any part of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by traffic control devices or by line or other marking on the road surface Heavy Vehicle means a vehicle (with or without a load), or a vehicle with trailer attached having a weight of five thousand (5,000) kilograms or more or exceeding eleven (11) metres in total length but excludes recreational vehicles and school buses Highway means any thoroughfare, street, road, trail, avenue, parkway, driveway, viaduct, lane, alley, square, bridge, causeway, trestleway, or other place or any part of any of them, whether publicly or privately owned, that the public is ordinarily entitled or permitted to use for the passage or parking of vehicles, and includes: a. a sidewalk, including a boulevard adjacent to the sidewalk; b. if a ditch lies adjacent to or parallel with the roadway, the ditch; and c. if a highway right of way is contained between fences or between a fence and one side of the roadway, all land

3 Page 3 of 36 between the fences, or all the land between the fence and the edge of the roadway, as the case may be Hoarding means fencing required to enclose an obstruction on a City highway or public place Implement of Animal Husbandry means a vehicle designed or adapted primarily for agricultural, horticultural or livestock raising operations Intersection means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of: a. The lateral curb lines or, if none, b. The exterior edge of the roadways, of two or more highways that join one another at an angle whether or not one highway crosses the other Loading and Unloading Space shall mean a space ten (10) metres in length, unless indicated by a traffic control device, on a portion of a highway designated by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure and marked by a traffic control device for the purposes of loading or unloading, or permitting truck stopping therein for a period as indicated by the said traffic control device. For the purpose of this definition, a truck means any vehicle (car or truck) licensed under the Traffic Safety Act as a government, Class I or Class II registered vehicle, or a marked Class I, Class II or Class III commercial vehicle, or a marked government vehicle Off-Highway Vehicle means a vehicle as defined in the Traffic Safety Act Act, RSA, 2000, Ch. T-6, and all amendments and successors thereto Parade or Procession, with the exception of a military parade or a funeral procession, shall mean any group of: a. more than fifty (50) pedestrians, or b. more than ten (10) vehicles, or c. any combination of pedestrians and vehicles which together exceed fifty (50) in number on a highway that is likely to block, obstruct, impede, hinder or otherwise interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic on the highway Park means allowing a vehicle (whether occupied or not) to remain standing in one place, except

4 Page 4 of 36 a. when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaging in loading or unloading passengers, or b. when standing in obedience to a Peace Officer or traffic control device Parkland means any land used as a playground or recreation area and includes any park, parkway or square Passenger Loading Space shall mean a space ten (10) metres in length, unless indicated by a traffic control device, on a portion of a highway designated by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure and marked by a traffic control device permitting parking therein for the period of loading or unloading passengers. Restrictions shall be in effect on a twenty-four (24) hour basis unless indicated otherwise on the traffic control device Peace Officer means a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a Peace Officer appointed under the Peace Officer Act, or a City Bylaw Officer Pedestrian means a person afoot or a person in a wheelchair Person includes any individual, corporation, society, association, partnership or firm Public Place means any highway, parkland, public bridge, road, lane, footway, square, court, alley or passage, whether a thoroughfare or not, and includes any open space to which the public have or have not permission to access whether on payment or otherwise, that is owned by the City of Spruce Grove Residential means in respect of property, property that is not classed by the municipal assessor as farmland, machinery and equipment or non-residential Roadway means that part of a highway intended for use by vehicular traffic Sidewalk means that part of a highway especially adapted to the use of or ordinarily used by pedestrians, and includes that part of a highway between the curb line, or where there is no curb line, the edge of the roadway, and the adjacent property line, whether or not it is paved or improved Snow Vehicle means a motor vehicle designed or intended to be driven exclusively or chiefly upon snow or ice or both.

5 Page 5 of Time whenever referred to in this bylaw shall mean either Mountain Standard Time or Mountain Daylight Saving Time whichever is proclaimed to be in effect by the Province of Alberta Traffic Control Device means any sign, signal, marking or device placed, marked or erected under the authority of this bylaw for the purpose of regulating, warning or guiding traffic Trailer means a vehicle so designed that it may be attached to or drawn by a motor vehicle and intended to transport property or persons and includes any trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped as a dwelling place, living abode or sleeping place, either permanently or temporarily, but does not include machinery or equipment used in the construction or maintenance of highways Truck Tractor means a public service vehicle as defined by the Traffic Safety Act of Alberta Vehicle means a device in, upon, or by which a person or thing may be transported or drawn upon a highway For the purposes of interpretation this Bylaw accepts and encompasses all definitions as set forth in the Traffic Safety Act of Alberta and amendments thereto in its entirety and shall be enforceable as empowered by such Act and this bylaw. 2. RULES OF THE ROAD 2.1. Every person operating a motor vehicle, a tractor, an implement of animal husbandry or any other type of vehicle on a highway shall in so far as they are applicable obey the rules of the road set out in this section, except a. when otherwise instructed by any applicable traffic control device, or b. when otherwise directed by a Peace Officer Every driver shall obey the instructions of any applicable traffic control device Notwithstanding anything in this part, every driver shall obey the directions of any Peace Officer directing traffic If any or all of the lights of a traffic control signal are not operating properly or are not operating at all, every driver shall use the roadway in the vicinity of the traffic control signal with due care and caution Notwithstanding anything in this section,

6 Page 6 of 36 a. when a person is stationed, or a barricade or sign is erected on a highway to direct traffic in conjunction with any construction, repair work or other work on the highway or land adjacent to the highway, or b. when a person is giving directions or a sign is displayed for the purpose of directing traffic with respect to the transportation of an over dimensional load on a highway or land adjacent to a highway, every person shall obey the directions given by the person or, when no person is giving directions, the directions shown on the sign or barricade When a Peace Officer considers it necessary to ensure orderly movement of traffic or, to prevent injury or damage to persons or property or, to permit proper action in an emergency he may direct traffic according to his discretion notwithstanding anything in this bylaw If a Peace Officer is not present at the scene of a fire or emergency, any member of a fire service present may exercise the powers of a Peace Officer under sub-section No person shall turn his vehicle so as to proceed in the opposite direction, commonly referred to as U-turns, a. on a roadway between intersections, or b. at a place where a sign prohibits a U-turn, or c. at an intersection controlled by a traffic control signal except where the traffic control signal permits a U-turn d. at an alley intersection, or e. at any other intersection unless the movement can be made in safety A driver about to enter upon a primary highway or street from a road, alley or driveway or an alley or road from a driveway shall, unless the intersection of the two roadways is marked with a yield sign or a merge sign, bring the vehicle to a complete stop: a. before entering upon the intersection roadway at a point no further than three (3) metres from the intersecting roadway, or

7 Page 7 of 36 b. if there is a marked crosswalk on the near side of the intersection, immediately before entering upon the crosswalk, or c. if there is a marked stop line on the near side of the intersection, at the stop line Notwithstanding Sub-section 2.9, a driver emerging from any alley or driveway shall stop the vehicle before driving onto a sidewalk crossing and shall yield the right-of-way to any pedestrian on the sidewalk or sidewalk crossing and a driver entering an alley or driveway shall yield the right-of way to any pedestrian on a sidewalk or sidewalk crossing No person shall drive over a deployed fire hose or any other safety or life-saving apparatus at or near the scene of a fire or other emergency. 3. SPEED 3.1. Notwithstanding any speed limit prescribed by or pursuant to this bylaw or any Act, no driver shall drive at any rate of speed that is unreasonable having regard to all the circumstances of the case, including but without restricting the generality of the foregoing: a. the nature, condition and use of the highway; b. the atmospheric, weather, or other conditions that might affect the vision of the driver or control of the vehicle; c. the amount of traffic that is or might reasonably be expected to be on the highway; and d. the mechanical condition of the vehicle or any equipment of the vehicle Unless otherwise posted by approved traffic control devices no person shall: a. drive a vehicle at a speed in excess of fifty (50) kilometres per hour on any highway within the City; b. drive a vehicle in any lane or alley in the City at a speed in excess of twenty (20) kilometres per hour; c. drive a vehicle in a school zone or playground zone on any highway in excess of thirty (30) kilometres per hour.

8 Page 8 of PARKING 4.1. Unless required or permitted by the Traffic Safety Act or by a traffic control device, or in compliance with the directions of a Peace Officer, or to avoid conflict with other traffic, a driver shall not stop or park their vehicle: a. on a sidewalk or boulevard; b. on a crosswalk or any part of a crosswalk; c. within an intersection other than immediately next to the curb in a T intersection; d. at an intersection nearer than five (5) metres to the projection of the owner property line immediately ahead or immediately to the rear, except where the vehicle is parked in a space where a parking metres or other traffic control device indicates parking is permitted; e. within five (5) metres on the approach to a stop sign or yield sign; f. within five (5) metres of any fire hydrant, or when the fire hydrant is not located at the curb, within five (5) metres of the point on the curb nearest the fire hydrant; g. within one point five (1.5) metres of an access to a garage, private road or driveway, or a vehicle crossing over a sidewalk; h. within five (5) metres of the near side of a marked crosswalk; i. alongside or opposite any street excavation or obstruction when the stopping or parking would obstruct traffic; j. on any bridge or in an underpass or on the approaches to either of them; k. at any other place where a traffic control device prohibits stopping or parking, during the times stopping or parking is so prohibited. Parking in a Fire Lane carries with it a fine of $250.00; l. on the roadway side of a vehicle parked or stopped at the curb or edge of the roadway, commonly referred to as double parking ; or m. at or near the site of any fire, explosion, accident or other incident, if stopping or parking would obstruct traffic or hinder

9 Page 9 of 36 Peace Officers, fire fighters, ambulance attendants, rescue officers or volunteers When parking on a roadway, and unless angle parking is permitted or required and signs are in place indicating so, a driver shall park their vehicle with the sides of it parallel to the curb or edge of the roadway and; a. with the right hand wheels of it not more than five hundred (500) millimetres from the right hand curb or edge of the roadway; or b. in the case of a one-way highway where parking on either side is permitted, with the wheels closest to a curb or edge of the roadway not more than five hundred (500) millimetres from the curb or edge and with the vehicle facing the direction of travel authorized for that highway When a sign indicates that angle parking is permitted or required and parking guidelines are visible on the roadway, a driver shall park their vehicle; a. with its sides between and parallel to any two (2) of the guidelines, and b. with one front wheel not more than five hundred (500) millimetres from the curb or edge of the roadway When a sign indicates that angle parking is permitted or required but no parking guidelines are visible on the roadway, a driver shall park their vehicle: a. with its sides at an angle between thirty (30) and sixty (60) degrees to the curb or edge of the roadway; and b. with one front wheel not more than five hundred (500) millimetres from the curb or edge of the roadway No person shall park a school bus in a residential area between the hours of 3:00 PM and 8:00 AM No person shall park a recreational vehicle on a highway with any slides extended No person shall park within 5m of a designated bus stop No person shall leave a vehicle unattended on a highway if the vehicle has been placed on a jack or other similar device, and a. one or more wheels have been removed from the vehicle, or

10 Page 10 of 36 b. part of the vehicle is raised No person shall abandon a vehicle on a highway. A vehicle left standing for more than seventy two (72) consecutive hours shall be deemed to have been abandoned at that location for the purposes of the Traffic Safety Act No person shall abandon a vehicle on public or private property without the express or implied consent of the owner or person in lawful possession or control of the property No person shall operate a vehicle on a highway in a residential area between the hours of 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM in a manner that unduly disturbs the residents of the residential area No person shall park on a highway a vehicle displayed for sale or a vehicle displaying advertising directing persons to any private residence, business or commercial establishment unless a permit is first obtained from the City. This section shall not apply to vehicles advertising a garage sale No person shall display or offer any goods for sale or sell any goods on a highway without having first obtained a permit to do so A person shall park their vehicle in line with the normal flow of traffic Where a traffic control device restricts the parking of vehicles for a certain period of time, it shall be an offence to park a vehicle in excess of the time so designated and marked on the sign The City may cause temporary signs to be placed regulating parking on highways or alleys within the City as follows: a. no parking in this block between (specified time) and (specified time), or b. no parking between signs between (specified time) and (specified time), or c. Emergency or, Snow Clearing or, Street Cleaning, No Parking for a specified time Any vehicle that is on roadway when sub-section 4.16 is put in effect shall be removed promptly by the owner or operator of the vehicle. Any vehicle found parked in contravention of sub-section 4.16 may be removed by a Peace Officer and left nearby or impounded No person shall park a vehicle on a City owned parking lot in contravention of the prohibitions stated on a traffic control device placed in the said parking lot.

11 Page 11 of Trailers a. No person shall park any trailer (whether designated for occupancy by persons or for the carrying of goods or equipment) upon any highway unless said trailer is attached to a vehicle by which it may be propelled or drawn and when so attached, the trailer shall be deemed part of the vehicle and subject to the regulations pertaining to vehicles unless otherwise authorized by order of the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure. b. No person shall occupy or suffer or permit any other person to occupy a mobile unit upon a highway or upon public property unless such a property has been designated for use as a mobile unit park or trailer court. c. For the purposes of this sub-section, mobile unit means any vacation trailer, house trailer, re-locatable trailer, or any structure whether ordinarily equipped with wheels or not, that is constructed or manufactured to be moved from one point to another by being towed, carried or driven and to provide living accommodation for or other use by one or more persons Snow Routes a. No person shall park a vehicle, or permit a vehicle to be parked on a highway marked as a snow route when a snow route ban has been declared in effect by the City Manager or the designate and is in effect until portable notification signs are removed. b. All vehicles parked on signed snow routes after the ban is in effect as indicated in 4.20 (a) are subject to immediate removal at the expense of the registered owner of said vehicle. c. A published notice in a local newspaper, on roadway signage or an announcement on a radio station shall constitute reasonable notice No person shall park or leave a vehicle on public or private land in a space reserved for disabled persons parking, which has been designated by a traffic control device erected by the land owner, tenant or agent, unless such person has marked the vehicle with an symbol approved by the Solicitor General indicating it is a disable person s vehicle. The person to whom the disabled persons parking permit has been issued must be the driver or a passenger in the

12 Page 12 of 36 vehicle in order for the vehicle to be legally parked in the designated parking space A vehicle parked contrary to sub-section 4.21 may be impounded and removed and a violation ticket may be issued against the owner or person in charge of the illegally parked vehicle Notwithstanding any other provisions in the bylaw, the City may cause No Parking signs to be placed on or near a roadway for roadway maintenance or construction purposes. When such traffic control devices are placed on or near a roadway, no person shall park or leave a vehicle on the portion of the roadway contrary to the provisions of such traffic control devices After such traffic control devices are placed on a roadway in accordance with sub section 4.23, when roadway maintenance or construction commences, a. any vehicle parked on the signed roadway may be removed pursuant to Section 4.17 of this Bylaw; and b. when it is practicable, the vehicle, on removal from the signed roadway, will be left nearby to minimize the inconvenience and expense to its owner or operator No person shall park a vehicle in any passenger loading space marked with a traffic control device for a period of time longer than indicated on the device No person, except while actually taking or discharging passengers, shall park a vehicle on any portion of a highway marked by a traffic control device as No Parking No person shall stop or park a vehicle in an alley unless a traffic control device otherwise permits, except for the loading or unloading of goods from agovernment Class I or Class II registered vehicle, a marked Class I, Class II or Class III commercial vehicle, or a marked government vehicle for a period exceeding thirty (30) minutes Notwithstanding sub-section 4.27, no person shall park a vehicle in such a manner as may obstruct the passage of other vehicles along an alley Where a traffic control device restricts the parking of vehicles to a limited time duration, it shall be an offence to park a vehicle in excess of the time so designated and marked on the traffic control device After the issuance of a traffic tag to a vehicle under sub-section 4.29 for a first violation, and a vehicle remains parked in excess of the time

13 Page 13 of 36 permitted on the traffic control device for a time period equal to the original posted permitted time, a second offence shall be deemed to have been committed No person shall park or leave a vehicle on private land which has been clearly marked by a traffic control device erected by the owner, tenant or other agent unless such person has obtained the permission of the owner, tenant, occupant or person in charge of the private land, and any necessary authorization has been placed upon the lower front windshield. a. a vehicle parked contrary to this sub-section may be impounded and removed and a violation tag may be issued against the owner or person in charge of the illegally parked vehicle. b. for this sub-section Private Land means any land owned or controlled by an individual, a business, or municipal, provincial or federal government No person shall park or direct another person to park a vehicle upon any land owned by the City, which the City uses or permits to be used as parkland or boulevard, except on such part thereof as the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure may designate by a traffic control device Where a vehicle parking space upon a highway is marked out or designated, an operator using the same shall park any vehicle wholly within the limits of the space No person shall park a vehicle for any period of time whatsoever at the following locations: a. upon any portion of a highway adjacent to any structure in the course of erection or repair, when such stopping or parking will impede or obstruct traffic; b. in any loading or unloading space marked by a traffic control device indicating the restrictions which apply thereto except Class l, Class ll, or Class III legally registered and marked commercial or government vehicles lawfully engaged in loading or unloading merchandise. Any Class III legally registered and unmarked commercial or government vehicle shall be identified by a permit issued by the City; c. where the vehicle may in any way interfere with the use of a doorway intended as a fire or emergency exit from any building abutting the highway, in the entrance way to any fire

14 Page 14 of 36 hall or to any police station or the ambulance entrance way to any medical facility; or d. in any area or place where the traffic control device indicates that parking there is restricted to a special class of vehicles only. Special classes of vehicles shall be identified as required; For the purposes of this sub-section, the following special classes of vehicles are established: (i) small cars (having a wheelbase of two hundred and seventy (270) centimetres or less); (ii) police vehicles; (iii) fire vehicles and ambulances; (iv) tour line cars; (v) funeral cars; (vi) school busses; (vii) bookmobile; (viii)taxicabs; and (ix) disabled persons vehicles. e. Upon any highway providing emergency vehicles access to a multiple unit development, where such highway is marked as such by traffic control devices on or near such highway No owner of a vehicle or person operating a vehicle shall stop a vehicle or permit a vehicle to be left upon any highway in such a manner as to block, obstruct, impede, or hinder traffic thereon. Where the obstruction is unavoidable due to mechanical failure the operator will not be in breach of this sub-section provided that measures are taken promptly to remove such vehicles from the highway. 5. RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF PEDESTRIANS 5.1. No pedestrian, except as permitted by this Bylaw, shall cross any highway at any point other than a crosswalk. The driver of a vehicle is not relieved from exercising due care No person shall cross at an intersection if a traffic control device thereat prohibits the crossing.

15 Page 15 of Passengers of school buses who are unloading from a school bus will be permitted to cross a highway at a place other than a designated crosswalk when the flashing stop light and stop arm are activated by the school bus operator No person shall stand in a group of three (3) or more persons or so near to each other on any highway as to obstruct the entrance to buildings or to obstruct or prevent other persons using such highway No person shall conduct themselves or otherwise position themselves in such a manner as to obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic or to inconvenience any other person upon the highway No person shall stand upon or walk along a roadway for the purpose of soliciting a ride from the driver of any vehicle. 6. HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES 6.1. The driver or other person in charge of any horse drawn vehicle on a highway shall remain upon such vehicle while it is in motion, or shall walk beside the horse drawing such vehicle The driver or other person in charge of any horse drawn vehicle must be capable of maintaining effective control of the animal(s) at all times The driver or other person in charge of any horse drawn vehicle is responsible to remove any manure deposited by the horse from any highway or public property. 7. PARADES AND PROCESSIONS 7.1. Permits a. No person shall hold or take part in any parade or procession without obtaining a permit from the City, and b. Every member of a parade or procession and the organization and the leaders thereof shall be guilty of an offence for each and every violation of this sub-section Any person desiring to hold a parade or procession within the City shall, at least thirty (30) days prior to the time they desire to hold the same, make application in writing to the City and in such application shall furnish to the City information with respect to the following, namely; a. The name and address of the applicant, and if such application is an organization, the names, addresses and occupations of the executive thereof;

16 Page 16 of 36 b. The nature and object of such parade or procession; c. The day, date and hours during which the same will be held; d. The intended route thereof; e. The approximate number of persons and / or vehicles taking part therein; and f. The approximate number, size and nature of flags, banners, placards or such similar things to be carried therein and particulars of signs, inscriptions and wording to be exhibited thereon; and such written application shall bear the signatures and addresses of the person(s) who will be in control of such parade or procession and who will undertake to be responsible for the good order and conduct thereof During such parade or procession, all pedestrians not taking part therein shall be restricted to the use of the sidewalk area Special Roadway Event means a procession for an athletic or recreational purpose, which includes but is not limited to, bicycle races and foot races. a. No person shall hold or take part in any Special Roadway Event without first obtaining a permit from the City and complying with the terms and conditions thereon. b. Every member of a Special Roadway Event and the organization and leaders thereof shall be guilty of an offence for each and every violation of this sub-section Any person desiring to hold a Special Roadway Event within the City shall, at least thirty (30) days prior to the time they desire to hold same, make application in writing to the City and in such application shall furnish to the City information with respect to the following, namely: a. The name and address of the applicant, and if such applicant is an organization, the names, addresses, and occupations of the executive thereof; b. The nature and object of such a Special Roadway Event; c. The day, date, and hours during which same will be held; d. The intended route thereof;

17 Page 17 of 36 e. The approximate number of persons and / or vehicles taking part therein; f. The approximate number, size and nature of flags, banners, placards or such similar things to be carried therein and particulars of signs, inscriptions and wording to be exhibited thereon; and such written application shall bear the signatures and addresses of the person(s) who will be in control of such Special Roadway Event and who will undertake to be responsible for the good order and conduct thereof; and g. Proof of comprehensive general liability insurance to the extent required by the City During such Special Roadway Event, all pedestrians not taking part therein shall be restricted to the use of the sidewalk area The person who promotes the event and the person promoted by a bill, poster, notice or other paper or device which is placed upon any highway, street furniture or hoarding shall cause their names to be printed upon the bill, poster notice or other paper or device. 8. HIGHWAY OBSTRUCTIONS 8.1. Obstruction on Highway a. No person shall make or place an obstruction of any kind in, upon or above any of the highways or boulevards of the City unless authority has been granted by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure pursuant to a permit upon which such terms and conditions, including fees as the City may determine. b. Every person who fails to obtain or comply with the provisions of a permit pursuant to 8.1(a) shall be guilty of an offence and shall, in addition to other penalty, cause the removal of the obstruction within twenty-four (24) hours after being notified to do so by the City. After the expiration of the said twentyfour hours, the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure may cause the removal of the obstruction and such removal shall be at the expense of the person causing, placing or permitting the obstruction on the highway or public place. c. Every person making or placing an obstruction of any kind in, upon or above any of the highways or boulevards of the City shall produce the permit granted pursuant to 8.1(a) for

18 Page 18 of 36 inspection upon the request of a Peace Officer or a representative of the City. d. Where an obstruction of any kind exists in, upon, or above any highway, boulevard, or public place and, in the opinion of the City or its duly authorized representatives, creates an unsafe condition, the City shall be entitled to take such measures as are required for the protection of life and property. e. The City assumes no responsibility for damage to property abutting City property when work is being done pursuant to 8.1(b) and 8.1(d) Street Vending a. No person shall, unless they have obtained a permit from the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure or his designate, sell or display goods or place any temporary or permanent structure relating to the selling or displaying of such goods on the highways or boulevards of the City. b. The size, form, design of structures and location must be approved in writing by the City Advertising Sign a. No signboard, billboard or other advertising sign shall be placed upon a City highway or boulevard or upon abutting City property including public walks unless authority in writing has been granted by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure or his designate pursuant to a permit upon such terms and conditions as the City may determine. b. Any signboard, billboard or other advertising sign placed on or beside a City highway or upon abutting City lands including boulevards and sidewalks without a permit shall be liable for removal and immediate disposal by the City without any notice or warning to the owner thereof. c. Any sign, notice or other object removed in accordance with this sub-section must be claimed within thirty (30) days of the objects removal by the City. A charge of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) shall be levied for its recovery Trees, Hedges, Shrubs a. No person shall allow trees, hedges or shrubs on private property within five (5) metres of a highway intersection,

19 Page 19 of HEAVY VEHICLES whether planted before or after the date of the passing of this Bylaw, to grow to such a height or breadth that good visibility for safe traffic flow is thereby interfered with. b. No person shall allow trees, hedges or shrubs on private property whether planted before or after the date of the passing of this Bylaw, to grow to such a height, overhang or breadth that they interfere with the safe and convenient use of a public sidewalk. c. The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure may require compliance with the provisions of 8.4(a) and 8.4(b) within ten (10) days of being notified to do so. If the person fails to comply with such notice, the General Manager Planning and Infrastructure may direct employees or agents of the City to enter upon the private property to carry out the necessary work and may charge the cost of so doing against the person in default Truck Routes a. No person shall operate or park a heavy vehicle in a residential area subject to the exemptions in 9.2. b. No person shall operate or park a heavy vehicle on a site used for residential purposes subject to the exemptions in 9.2. c. No person shall operate or park a heavy vehicle on any highway in the City except on a highway designated as a truck route as specified in Schedule 2 of this bylaw, subject to the exemptions in 9.2. Penalties shall be progressively increased for second and subsequent offences Exemptions a. The following shall not be deemed to be operating a heavy vehicle in contravention of 9.1 if the heavy vehicle was being operated on the most direct and practicable route between the Spruce Grove premises or location concerned and the nearest truck route: (i) persons delivering or collecting goods or merchandise to or from the premises of bona fide customers; (ii) owners of heavy vehicles concerned going to or from business premises relating to registering or

20 Page 20 of 36 maintenance of the heavy vehicle in non-residential areas only; (iii) persons moving a building for which the necessary Moving Permit has been issued by the City; (iv) persons going to or from a licensed commercial premises for the servicing or repairing of the heavy vehicle; or (v) persons retrieving a disabled vehicle from a highway prohibited to heavy vehicles The following shall not be deemed to be in contravention of 9.1 a. public passenger vehicles; b. vehicles owned or in the service of the City and engaged in work at locations not designated as a truck route. Persons in charge of specified vehicles must produce, upon request of a Peace Officer, proof that the vehicle being driven is actually in the service of the City; c. public utility vehicles being operated for the purpose of installing, servicing or repairing public utilities; and d. sightseeing or tour buses Persons that have more than one delivery, collection or service in the same area of Spruce Grove may make all deliveries, collections or services within that area before proceeding by most direct and practicable route to the nearest truck route Nothing in this section shall be deemed to exempt any person from Sub-sections 9.8 to 9.11, and Section 12 of this bylaw Engineers Permits a. No person shall operate or be permitted to operate a vehicle within the City in excess of the weight or size limits established by the Traffic Safety Act, Regulations or Board Orders passed thereunder, as amended from time to time without first obtaining from the City a permit to do so. Such permit or copy of same must be in possession of the operator of the said vehicle and such permit or copy of same shall be produced to a Peace Officer or representative of the City on demand.

21 Page 21 of 36 b. The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure or his designate is hereby appointed as the Officer of the City to issue permits on behalf of the City under this sub-section. c. Any person desiring to obtain a permit under 9.8(a) hereof shall apply for the permit in person, provide such information as may be required and shall abide by all conditions of the permit. d. Notwithstanding the provisions of 9.2, the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure may; (i) Issue an open permit to an applicant for any number of trips and / or for such a period of time as he or she deems advisable. (ii) Issue a permit to an applicant who phones or faxes the information required for a permit, providing that such an applicant has previously signed an agreement to pay all damages caused to the highway, or any works made or done over, upon or under the same, as a result of the operation and conveyance or movement of the vehicle or machinery Violation of Permit Conditions a. Any person who violates the provisions contained in the permit issued under 9.6 of this bylaw shall be guilty of an offence Weight Limits and Disputes a. Where a sign indicates the maximum load permitted, no person shall operate a vehicle weighing, with or without load, in excess of the weight limit designated and marked. b. In case of any dispute arising as to the weight of any vehicle, the same shall be weighed upon a certified scale, and the certificate of the scale operator weighing the vehicle shall be deemed conclusive Tracked Vehicles a. Unless a permit to do so has been issued by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure, no person shall operate on a highway: (i) A vehicle or trailer having metal spikes, lugs or cleats, or bans projecting from the surface of the wheel or tire of such vehicle; or

22 Page 22 of Heavy Vehicle Parking (ii) Any vehicle or trailer having skids or not using triple grouser or flat surface tracks. a. Any heavy vehicle must be parked so that all parts of the vehicle are within the property boundaries and do not obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic. b. No person shall angle park any vehicle which exceeds six (6) metres in length upon any highway except at such locations as have been designated by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure either by sign or in writing. c. Unless subject to an exemption pursuant to 9.2, no person shall park a vehicle weighing 5,000 kilograms or more, or a vehicle exceeding eleven (11) metres in length upon a highway in front of, across from, or on the flankage of a residential property. Any trailer of any type, which is attached to a vehicle, or any load, to which the vehicle is subject, shall be included in the calculation of the weights and measures referred to herein Engine Retarder Brakes a. The use of engine retarder brakes is prohibited within the City Limits. Such limits shall include that portion of Highway 16A, which passes through the City of Spruce Grove. 10. OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES No person shall operate an off-highway vehicle within the limits of the City No person shall permit anyone to operate an off-highway vehicle within the limits of the City This section shall not apply to any Peace Officer in the performance of his duties The City Manager may issue permits for special activities, functions or celebrations This section shall not apply to any vehicles owned or leased by the City and employed on the business of the City.

23 Page 23 of AUTHORITY OF GENERAL MANAGER OF PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby delegated the authority to prescribe where traffic control devices, either permanent or temporary are to be located, and such traffic control devices shall be deemed to have been made by bylaw of this municipality, and to maintain a record of all such locations which shall be open to public inspection during normal business hours of the City The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate crosswalks upon any highway in the City, and to mark same The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate highway intersections or other places on a highway in the City as a place at which no left hand turn or no right hand turn or both may be made, and shall cause the said place to be signed, barricaded or otherwise restricted Sub-section 11.3 shall not apply where a traffic control device allows for special classes of vehicles to make such turns The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate any intersection or place on a highway, including a place where a railway right-of-way crosses a highway, as a place where U-turns are prohibited and shall cause same to be marked When Council has approved any highway or any part of a highway being designated for one-way traffic and such highway description is recorded, then the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure shall cause the same to be marked with traffic control devices The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate any highway as one that is closed temporarily in whole or in part to traffic, and shall cause the highway to be marked as such The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate any roadway as one to be divided into traffic lanes of such number, as are considered proper The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby delegated the authority to authorize the placing, marking or erection of traffic control devices. The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure shall cause such devices to be placed correctly such that they are clearly recognizable in all reasonable light and weather conditions.

24 Page 24 of The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate angle parking, parallel parking or No Parking on any highway and to cause the same to be marked The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized in case of unfavourable road conditions to limit load limits upon City highways. a. When an emergency situation or pressing requirement exists, trucks and trailers exceeding the posted percentage gross vehicle weight may operate on posted roads subject to being given a Special City Permit signed by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure, or an Enforcement Services Officer, or a member of the RCMP. b. Trucks weighing up to and including 3,000 kilograms will be permitted to operate loaded without a permit The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to prohibit or restrict by traffic control devices, the movement of vehicles from a private driveway onto a highway or from a highway onto a private driveway where such prohibition or restriction is deemed advisable in the public interest and for the better regulation of traffic The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate School Zones and Playground Zones. The City shall cause such zones to be marked with traffic control devices The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby delegated the authority to establish vehicle speed limits within the City and cause traffic control devices to be erected indicating those speed limits The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby delegated the authority to prescribe where emergency or construction traffic control devices are to be located on any highway, and shall cause the same to be marked The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate bus stops and shall cause the same to be marked The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate distances from any intersection within which no parking is permitted and shall cause traffic control devices erected indicating as such. This provision shall not apply to vehicles stopped in compliance with any other provision of this Bylaw.

25 Page 25 of The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure is hereby authorized to designate portions of a highway where parking is limited to a period of time and shall cause traffic control devices to be erected indicating such parking limitations No person may create or cause to be created any vehicle access onto a highway without the authority of the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure The General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure may delegate authority to departmental staff for the administration of Section 11 of this Bylaw. 12. DANGEROUS GOODS Vehicles Carrying Dangerous Goods a. All vehicles carrying Dangerous Goods shall be operated in compliance with the City of Spruce Grove Bylaw C Transportation of Dangerous Goods as amended Parking of Vehicles Carrying Dangerous Goods 13. MISCELLANEOUS a. All vehicles carrying Dangerous Goods shall be parked in compliance with the City of Spruce Grove Bylaw C Transportation of Dangerous Goods as amended Slow Moving Vehicles a. Slow moving vehicles shall have displayed any signs or lettering prescribed by the orders and in the locations prescribed by orders pursuant to the Traffic Safety Act as amended. b. Subject to 13.1(c), no person shall operate a slow moving vehicle unless such slow moving vehicle displays an emblem as provided in 13.1(a). c. No person shall operate a slow moving vehicle upon any of the highways referred to in Schedule 2 hereto between the hours of 7:00 AM. and 9:00 A.M. or between the hours of 4:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M., Monday through Friday inclusive. d. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any vehicle owned or under contract to the City or any other public utility while such vehicle is:

26 Page 26 of 36 (i) actually engaged in street maintenance operations upon the highways referred to in Schedule 2 hereto, or (ii) travelling to any location for the purpose of carrying out street maintenance operations of any emergency nature Loading a. No person shall load or unload goods or merchandise across a sidewalk or boulevard where loading and unloading facilities have been provided on the premises to which the goods or merchandise are being delivered or from which they are being taken Fire Scene a. No person shall pass beyond a point designated by a Peace Officer or a member of the Fire Services near the location of a fire Debris on a Roadway a. No person shall place, or permit to be placed, any substance or thing on a highway. No person shall wash a vehicle upon a roadway or so near to a highway as to result in depositing mud or creating slush or ice upon a public sidewalk or roadway. b. No person operating premises for the sale of new or used vehicles or for washing vehicles shall wash such vehicles so as to result in water, mud, slush or ice upon the public sidewalk or roadway. c. No person operating business premises to which entry or exit for vehicles is made by a crossing located between the highway curb and the private property line shall allow water or mud, slush or ice, or frozen snow to remain on the public sidewalk or roadway portion of such crossings, but will keep the same clean and clear of all such matter, liquids or material as may be or become a hazard to pedestrians Where a vehicle is driven, used, parked or left in contravention of any provisions of this Bylaw, the owner of the vehicle is responsible for the contravention and liable to the penalty provided herein unless he proves to the satisfaction of the Provincial Court Judge trying the case, that at the time of the contravention, the vehicle was not driven, used, parked or left by him, or by any other person with his consent, express or implied.

27 Page 27 of Signs, Markings, Billposters a. No person shall deface, mark, chalk, paint, or post a legend, poster, sign or any material of any kind, or attach in any way, an advertisement on a highway or boulevard, unless authorized to do so by the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure. b. In addition to any other penalty to the person who caused or authorized any billposter, notice or other paper or device to be posted or affixed, the City may remove and destroy, at the expense of such person, any bill poster notice or other paper or device posted or affixed in contravention of 13.6(a). c. In proceeding under this section, evidence that a billposter notice or other paper or device was posted or affixed contrary to this bylaw is proof that such billposter or notice, or other paper or device was posted or affixed by the person who caused or authorized the same to be posted or affixed. d. Except as provided within this section, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, the person who is promoted by a billposter, notice or other paper or device shall be presumed to have authorized and caused its posting or affixing. e. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, if the billposter, notice or other paper or device indicates that the event therein is being promoted by a specific person, then that person shall be presumed to have authorized and caused it posting or affixing Snow and Debris on Sidewalks a. All persons within the City shall remove or cause to be removed and cleared away snow, ice, dirt, debris or other materials from any sidewalk adjoining property owned by them, such removal to be completed within forty-eight (48) hours of the time when the snow, ice, dirt or other material was formed or deposited thereon. b. In default of any person complying with 13.7(a), and in addition to any other remedy available to the City for noncompliance with this bylaw, the City may clear the sidewalk and the cost thereof shall be paid to the City upon demand and failing payment, such cost shall be charged against the property as a special assessment. c. No person shall remove dirt, debris, or other materials from any sidewalk by causing such material to be placed upon any

28 Page 28 of 36 other portion of the highway or other public place adjacent to such property. d. No person shall remove snow or ice from a sidewalk by causing it to be placed upon the roadway adjacent to such sidewalk. e. No person shall place, or cause to be placed any snow, ice, dirt, debris or other material removed from private property onto highways or other public places of the City. When a person has removed clean snow from his sidewalk or private property, he may deposit it at a designated collection area, after first obtaining a permit from the General Manager of Planning and Infrastructure or his designate. f. No person shall cause any damage to any sidewalk or pavement in the City Load Security a. No person shall drive or pull onto or upon a highway a vehicle containing a load unless such load is completely covered by a tarpaulin or other covering device secured in such a manner that no portion of the said load can escape, blow, drop, spill or fall onto a highway or land adjacent thereto. b. In the event that any load, or any portion thereof, or other materials not defined in a load becomes loose or detached, or blows, drops, spills or falls from any vehicle onto a highway, it shall be the duty of the driver of the vehicle forthwith to take all reasonable precautions to safeguard traffic and also to remove such materials from the highway Tracking of a Substance on a Highway a. No person shall drive, operate or permit to be driven or operated, any vehicle or equipment of any nature or kind in such a manner as to track a substance upon a highway. b. Any person who tracks a substance upon a highway shall, in addition to the penalty specified, be liable to clean up or remove the substance or material tracked upon the highway in default of which the City may clean up or remove such substance or material at the expense of the person tracking.

29 Page 29 of Use of Flashing Lights and Stop Arm School Buses a. An operator of a school bus shall not activate the flashing lights and stop arm of the bus while loading or unloading passengers in the designated School Bus Parking, Loading / Unloading or Transfer areas on school ground parking lots Bicycles, Scooters, Roller Blades, Skateboards Safe Operation a. No person shall operate, ride, use or propel a bicycle, a scooter, roller blades, a skate board or similar device in a careless or dangerous manner or in such a way as to create a hazard to the public Miniature Motorcycles (sometimes referred to as minibikes) are prohibited on highways and all public property within the City limits. 14. ENFORCEMENT Each Peace Officer is hereby charged with the duty of enforcing this bylaw Any Peace Officer is hereby authorized to remove, or cause to be removed any vehicle: a. Parked in contravention of a provision of this bylaw, or b. Where emergency conditions may require such removal from a highway A violation tag shall be deemed to have been sufficiently serviced: a. if served personally upon the accused, or if b. mailed to the address of the registered owner of the vehicle concerned, or if c. attached or left upon the vehicle or property in respect of which the offence is alleged to have been committed Where a vehicle is driven, used, parked or left in contravention of any provisions of this bylaw, the owner of the vehicle is responsible for the contravention and liable to the penalty provided herein unless they prove to the satisfaction of the Provincial judge trying the case, that at the time of the contravention, the vehicle was not driven, used, parked, or left by them or by any other person with their consent, express or implied If a person has been prosecuted for the offence specified in the violation tag and has been convicted of such, then the fine imposed

30 Page 30 of 36 shall not be less than the original amount indicated on the said traffic tag plus court costs All figures of fines established for the purpose of all voluntary penalties of tags issued pursuant to this bylaw and appearing in Schedule 1 are deemed to be and are hereby made part of this bylaw. 15. EFFECTIVE DATE This bylaw shall come into force on the date of its third and final reading. 16. REPEAL OF BYLAW C Bylaw C , and all its amendments, are hereby repealed Any action or proceeding taken or any charge or offence ticket issued under any of the preceding bylaw shall be continued to completion, and notwithstanding the final passage of this bylaw, the preceding bylaws shall apply to any such action, proceeding charge or offence ticket. First Reading Carried 13 April 2015 Second Reading Carried 13 April 2015 Third Reading Carried 9 June 2015 Date Signed 15 June 2015 Mayor City Clerk

31 Page 31 of 36 SCHEDULE 1 FINES OFFENCE SECTION FINE Rules of the Road Obeying Traffic Control Device 2.1 $ Obeying Peace Officer 2.3, 2.7 $ Obeying Flagman 2.5 $ Driving Infractions U-Turns 2.8 $ Failure to Stop 2.9 $ Yield to Pedestrians 2.10 $ Parking Restrictions Park on Sidewalk / Boulevard 4.1.a $57.00 Park on Crosswalk 4.1.b $57.00 Park within Intersection 4.1.c $57.00 Park within 5 Metres near Intersection 4.1.d $57.00 Park within 5 Metres near Stop / Yield Sign 4.1.e $57.00 Park within 5 Metres of Fire Hydrant 4.1.f $ Park within 1.5 Metres of Garage or 4.1.g $57.00 Private Road Park within 5 Metres of Crosswalk 4.1.h $57.00 Park alongside or opposite street 4.1.i $57.00 Excavation Park on any Bridge Approaches 4.1.j $57.00 Park where Traffic Control Device prohibits 4.1.k $57.00 Parking Park in Fire Lane 4.1.k $ Double Parking 4.1.l $57.00

32 Page 32 of 36 SCHEDULE 1 FINES continued OFFENCE SECTION FINE Parking Restrictions Obstruction site of Fire Locations 4.1.m $ Park so as to Obstruct a Traffic Control $57.00 Device Parallel Parking 4.2 $57.00 Angle Parking 4.3, 4.4 $57.00 Vehicle left on Jack 4.8 $57.00 School bus after hours 4.5 $57.00 Recreational vehicle with slides open 4.6 $57.00 Park within 5m of bus stop 4.7 $57.00 Abandon Vehicle 4.9, 4.10 $57.00 Residential Vehicle Noise 4.11 $ Advertising on Highway 4.12, 4.13 $ Against Normal Flow of Traffic 4.14 $57.00 Time Restrictions 4.15 $57.00 Temporary Sign Placement 4.16 $ City Parking Lots 4.18 $ Unattached Trailers 4.19.a $ On Snow Routes 4.20 $ Handicap Parking Zone 4.21 $ Emergency Roadway 4.23, 4.24 $ Passenger Loading Zone 4.25, 4.26 $57.00 Park in alley 4.27, 4.28 $57.00 Two Hour or Less 4.29, 4.30 $57.00 Private Property 4.31 $57.00 City Boulevard or Parkland 4.32 $57.00 Marked Parking Space 4.33 $57.00 Prohibited Construction Site 4.34 $57.00 Loading or Unloading Zone 4.34 $57.00 Emergency Door 4.34 $ Entrance to Fire Hall or Medical Facility 4.34 $ Certain Classes of Vehicles 4.34 $57.00 Obstructing Traffic 4.35 $57.00 Pedestrians Jay Walking 5.1, 5.2 $57.00 Obstruction on Highway 5.4, 5.5 $57.00 Hitchhiking 5.6 $57.00

33 Page 33 of 36 SCHEDULE 1 FINES continued OFFENCE SECTION FINE Horse Drawn Vehicles Control of Horse Drawn Vehicle 6.1, 6.2, $57.00 Failure to clean up after a horse 6,3 $57.00 Parades and Processions Hold a Parade without a Permit 7.1 $ Hold Special Roadway Event without a Permit 7.4 $ Highway Obstructions Obstruction on Highway 8.1 $ Street Vending 8.2 $ Advertising Sign 8.3 $ Shrubs at Intersection 8.4 $ Interfering with Sidewalk 8.4 $ Heavy Vehicles Operate or Park a Vehicle in a Residential 9.1.a $ Area Operate or Park a Vehicle on a Site used for 9.1.b $ Residential Purposes Drive Heavy Vehicle off Truck Route 9.1.c $ Drive Heavy Vehicle off Truck Route 9.1.c $ nd Offence Drive Heavy Vehicle off Truck Route 9.1.c $ rd and Subsequent Offences Drive Overweight or Oversize Vehicle without a 9.6 $ Permit Failure to Produce Permit 9.6 $ Drive Vehicle Contrary to Conditions of Permit 9.7 $ Drive Vehicle with Metal Spikes, Lugs or 9.9 $ Cleats Parking a Vehicle which Obstructs Vehicular / 9.10.a $ Pedestrian Traffic Angle Park vehicle exceeding six (6) metres 9.10.b $ Park a long/ heavy vehicle in a residential area 9.10.c $ Use Engine Retarder Brakes in City Limits 9.13 $230.00

34 Page 34 of 36 SCHEDULE 1 FINES continued OFFENCE SECTION FINE Off-Highway Vehicles Off-Highway Vehicles 10 $ Off-Highway 2 nd and Subsequent Offences 10 $ Miscellaneous Slow Moving Vehicle 13.1.b $ Slow Moving Vehicle Hours 13.1.c $ Loading Across Sidewalk 13.2 $ Fires 13.3 $ Littering 13.4 $ Washing Vehicle 13.4.a, 13.4.b $57.00 Sidewalk Hazard to Pedestrians 13.4.c $ Signs on Highway 13.6 $ Snow Removal Sidewalks 13.7 $ Placing Dirt or Debris on Highway 13.7 $ Placing Snow on Roadway 13.7 $ Placing Snow or Debris on Public Property 13.7 $ Damage to Sidewalks 13.7 $ Securing Loads 13.8 $ Tracking 13.9 $ School Bus Flashing Lights $57.00 Operate a Bicycle, Scooter, Roller Blades $57.00 or Skateboard in a dangerous manner Operate a miniature motorcycle within the City limits $250.00

35 CITY OF SPRUCE GROVE TRAFFIC BY-LAW C SNOW ROUTE PRIORITY SEQUENCE A TRAFFIC BY-LAW C SCHEDULE 3 SNOW ROUTES APRIL King Street: SEQUENCE Brookwood Drive to Grove Drive 2. Brookwood Drive: Century Road to King Street 3. Woodhaven Drive: King Street to Calahoo Road 4. Millgrove Drive: Calahoo Road to Grove Drive 5. Aspenglen Drive: Grove Drive to Avonlea Way Avonlea Way: Aspenglen Drive to Calahoo Road 6. Longview Drive: Calahoo Road to end of construction 7. Fairway Drive: Longview Drive to Links Road Links Road: Fairway Drive to Grove Drive 8. King Street:: Grove Drive to Hilldowns Drive Hilldowns Drive: King Street to Grove Drive 9. Vanderbilt Common: Century Road to Spruce Village Drive West Spruce Village Drive West: Vanderbilt Common to Victoria Avenue Victoria Avenue: Spruce Village Drive West to Vanessa Avenue Spruce Village Way: Grove Drive to Victoria Avenue 10. Greenbury Boulevard: Grove Drive to Gilmore Way 11. Greystone Drive: Grove Drive to Grove Meadows Drive 12. Grove Meadows Drive: Century Road to end of construction 13. Lakeland Drive: Grove Meadows Drive to Mcleod Avenue 14. McLeod Avenue: King Street to Century Road 14A. McLeod Avenue: Century Road to Lawson Boulevard 15. McLaughlin Drive: McLeod Avenue to Westgrove Drive Westgrove Drive: McLaughlin Drive to Jenn Heil Way 16. Weston Drive: Calahoo Road to Westgrove Drive 17. Spruce Ridge Drive: Jennifer Heil Way to Spruce Ridge Road Spruce Ridge Road: Springwood Way to Grove Drive 18. Harvest Ridge Drive: Grove Drive to Hamilton Court 19. Deer Park Drive: Grove Drive to end of construction Deer Park Boulevard: Deer Park Drive to end of construction 20. Heatherglen Drive: Grove Drive to Hawthorne Gate Hawthorne Gate: Heatherglen Drive to Jenn Heil Way 1