THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BURLINGTON

PARKING BY-LAW 87-2007

A BY-LAW TO REGULATE PARKING

WHEREAS Section 11 of the Municipal Act, 2001, authorizes municipalities to enact by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of jurisdiction of municipal property, private property and highways, including parking and traffic on highways,

NOW THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BURLINGTON HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:

PART I

DEFINITIONS

1. DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this by-law, the following definitions shall apply:

“access card” means a card issued under the authority of this bylaw;

“agent” means a person authorized in writing by an owner to regulate parking on an identified parcel of private property;

“authorized emergency vehicle” means a fire department vehicle, a police vehicle or an ambulance;

“boulevard” means that part of the highway situated between the curb line and the property line of the lot abutting the highway, but does not include a sidewalk or shoulder; but does include any centre median strip or island separating two (2) roadways;

“bus stop” means an area marked by one or more signs indicating such area to be for the sole use of transit vehicles in taking on or discharging passengers;

“Chief of Police” means the Chief of Police for the Halton Regional Police Service or designate;

“commercial motor vehicle” means a motor vehicle having permanently attached thereto a truck or delivery body and includes ambulances, hearses, casket wagons, fire apparatus, buses and tractors used for hauling purposes on the highways;

“commercial vehicle loading zone” means an area designated by signs for the exclusive use of commercial motor vehicles while actually engaged in loading or unloading merchandise and for the time duration specified on the sign;

“Council” means the Council of the Corporation of the City of Burlington;

“crosswalk” means:

(a) that part of a highway at an intersection that is included within the connections of the lateral lines of the sidewalk on opposite sides of the highway measured from the curbs or, in the absence of curbs, from the edges of the roadway, or;

(b) any portion of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by signs or by lines or other markings on the surface;

“curb line” means:

(a) where a curb has been constructed, the line of the curb; or

(b) where no curb has been constructed, the edge of the roadway;

“Director” means the Director of the Transit & Traffic Department of the Corporation of the City of Burlington or designate;

“disabled parking permit” means a valid disabled person parking permit as issued by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation or by another jurisdiction;

“disabled parking sign” means a sign consisting of a ‘No Parking’ symbol, the international symbol for the disabled and the words “By Permit Only”;

“disabled person” means any person who has been deemed to be disabled by medical authority and who possess a valid disabled parking permit;

“driveway” means improved land, which provides vehicular access to and from a highway to adjacent land;

“Fire Chief” means the Fire Chief for the City of Burlington Fire Department or designate;

“fire route” means any private road, lane, ramp, part of a parking facility or other means of vehicular access to or egress from a building or structure designated by the Fire Chief under

the Fire Protection and Prevention Act;

“highway” means a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct, or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof;

“intersection” means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines or, if none, then the lateral boundary lines of two or more highways that join one and another at an angle, whether or not one highway crosses the other;

“island” means a portion of a highway so constructed or designed as to separate or direct vehicular traffic onto specific portions of the highway;

“large vehicle” means any vehicle having a vehicle weight greater than two thousand, five hundred (2,500) kilograms (5,500 pounds).

“Local Board” means a municipal service board, transportation commission, public library board, board of health, police services board, planning board, or any other board, commission, committee, body or local authority established or exercising any power under any Act with respect to the affairs or purposes of one or more municipalities, excluding a school board and

a conservation authority;

“loading zone,” means an area designated by signs for the exclusive use of motor vehicles while actually engaged in the loading or unloading of merchandise and only for the time duration specified on the sign;

“median strip” means the portion of a highway so constructed as to separate traffic travelling in one direction from traffic travelling in the opposite direction by a physical barrier or a raised or depressed paved or unpaved separation area that is not intended to allow crossing vehicular movement;

“motorcycle” means a self-propelled vehicle having a seat for the use of the driver and designed to travel on not more than three (3) wheels and includes a motor scooter, but does not include a motor assisted bicycle;

“motor vehicle” means an automobile, motorcycle, motor assisted bicycle unless otherwise indicated in the Highway Traffic Act and any other vehicle propelled or driven otherwise than by muscular power but does not include a street car, or other motor vehicles running only upon rails, or a motorized snow vehicle, traction engine, farm tractor, self-propelled implement of husbandry or road-building machine within the meaning of the Highway

Traffic Act;

“Municipal Law Enforcement Officer” means any person authorized by the Corporation of the City of Burlington to enforce parking by-laws and shall include Parking Enforcement Officers, Provincial Offences Officers and Halton Regional Police Officers;

“municipal parking facility permit” means a permit issued by the Corporation of the City of Burlington to park a motor vehicle within a designated municipal parking facility for the specified duration;

“municipal parking facility” means lands, lots or structures that have been set apart, designated or established by the Corporation of the City of Burlington for the parking of motor vehicles;

“municipal property” means real property owned by the Corporation of the City of Burlington other than municipal parking facilities and highways;

“owner” means:

(a) the registered owner of a property;

(b) the registered owner of a condominium unit;

(c) the spouse of a person as set out in sub-paragraphs (a) or (b);

(d) any agent of an owner;

(e) any tenant of an owner;

“park” or “parking” means the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading merchandise or passengers;

“parking machine” means an electronic or mechanical device for the purpose of controlling and regulating the parking of any motor vehicle in or on a municipal parking facility and which, when a coin has been inserted therein and the machine activated, issues a document indicating the date and time of such activity and the duration in or on a municipal parking facility permitted thereby;

“parking machine receipt” means a card or other printed record issued by a parking machine related to a municipal parking facility, the date of issue and period of time in or upon which and during which parking is authorized by that printed card or other document;

“parking meter” means an electronic or mechanical device, for the purpose of controlling and regulating the parking of any motor vehicle in a parking space and measuring and indicating the parking time for which payment has been made and indicating when such time has elapsed;

“parking meter zone” means a highway or parts of a highway designated for the use of and which is controlled by one or more parking meters;

“parking permit” means a document that has been issued by the Corporation of the City of Burlington to allow a person to park in a particular place at a particular time;

“parking space” means a portion of a highway, municipal property or private property that has lines painted or marks on the surface and is designated for the parking of a vehicle;

“private property” means real property owned by persons, other than property owned by the Corporation of the City of Burlington and includes real property owned by individuals, local boards, corporations and public authorities;

“private road” means a lane, ramp, or other means of vehicular access to or egress from a building or structure and may include part of a parking facility;

“public authority” means the Corporation of the City of Burlington, the Halton Regional Police Service, the Regional Municipality of Halton, the Province of Ontario or the Federal Government of Canada;

“public parking area” means a structure or open area other than a street or highway, used for parking of motor vehicles, to which the public has access, whether on payment of fee or otherwise;

“roadway” means the part of the highway that is improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic, but does not include the shoulder and where a highway includes two or more separate roadways, the term ”roadway” refers to any one roadway separately and not to all of the roadways collectively;

“shoulder” means that part of a highway lying adjacent to the roadway where there is no barrier curb and which is improved with granular or paved surface, which extends from the roadway for a maximum distance of three (3) metres;

“sidewalk” means that portion of a highway between the curb line and the property line of the lot abutting the highway and which is intended for the use of pedestrians;

“sign” means any device installed or placed on a highway, private property or the Corporation of the City of Burlington property for the purpose of regulating the parking and stopping of motor vehicles installed by the Corporation of the City of Burlington on any property or, in the case of private property, the owner, tenant or occupant of the property on which the sign is installed;

“stop” or “stopping” means the halting of a vehicle, even momentarily, whether occupied or not, except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the direction of a Police Officer, or of a traffic control sign or signal;

“tow away zone” means any area designated by this by-law and indicated by an appropriate sign, where a vehicle may be towed away at the owner’s expense;

“unauthorized motor vehicle” means any vehicle that does not have identification issued and displayed in accordance with the provisions of this by-law;

“utility vehicle” means any vehicle that provides service of gas, hydro, telecommunications;

“vehicle” includes a motor vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm tractor, road-building machine, bicycle and any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind of power, including muscular power, but does not include a motorized snow vehicle or a streetcar;

“wheelchair” means a chair mounted on wheels driven by muscular or any other kind of power and used for the carriage of a person who is physically challenged.

2. INTERPRETATION

1. Where words and phrases used in this by-law are defined in the Highway Traffic Act, but not defined in this by-law, the definitions in the Highway Traffic Act shall apply to such words and phrases.

2. Where abbreviations are used to designate highway names in this by-law they shall be deemed to mean the following:

(a) Ave. shall mean Avenue;

(b) Blvd. shall mean Boulevard;

(c) Crt. shall mean Court;

(d) Cres. shall mean Crescent;

(e) Dr. shall mean Drive;

(f) Ln. shall mean Line;

(g) Pl. shall mean Place;

(h) Rd. shall mean Road;

(i) St. shall mean Street;

(j) Com. means Common.

3. EXPRESSION OF TIME

In this by-law, any expression of time shall be calculated as standard time except in periods when daylight saving time is declared to be in effect, where upon time shall be calculated as daylight saving time.

4. SCHEDULES and SEVERABILITY

1. Schedules

The schedules attached to this by-law, are included in and shall be considered part of this by-law.

2. Severability

If a Court of competent jurisdiction declares any section or part of a section of this by-law invalid, it is the intention of Council that the remainder of the by-law shall continue to be in force and effect.

PART II

ENFORCEMENT

5. ENFORCEMENT

1. A Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or other person authorized to enforce the Provincial Offences Act, is hereby vested with the authority of administering and enforcing the provisions of this by-law.

2. The Director shall have the authority to install all signs required to enforce the terms and regulations of this by-law.

3. It is the express intent of Council that any regulation, restriction or prohibition set out in this by-law shall be deemed to include instructions to the Director to install all signs required to enforce the terms and regulations of this by-law.

6. TOWING

Where any vehicle is parked in contravention of this by-law, a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place at the owner’s expense. All costs and charges for the removal, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle that may be enforced in accordance with the Repair and Storage

Liens Act.

PART III

MUNICIPAL PROPERTY PARKING

7. MUNICIPAL PARKING FACILITIES

1. The provisions of this by-law shall apply to those municipal parking facilities as set out in Schedule “1”of this by-law.

2. The lands as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law are hereby set aside and established as municipal parking facilities for the parking of vehicles.

3. The manner in which parking is to be carried out in the said municipal parking facilities shall be as prescribed in this by-law and it shall be an offence to park in or on any of the specified municipal parking facilities in any manner other than as prescribed by the terms of this by-law.

8. AUTHORIZATION TO OPERATE MUNICIPAL PARKING FACILITIES

The Director, for the purpose of controlling and regulating parking in or on a municipal parking facility and for the purpose of measuring and recording the time during which a vehicle has been parked and the amount of fee to be collected, is hereby authorized to:

1. Install, maintain and operate parking machines, with the necessary standards for same, in or on those municipal parking facilities as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law;

2. Install, maintain and operate parking meters, with the necessary standards for same, in or on those municipal parking facilities as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law;

3. Issue and establish procedures for the issuance of monthly parking permits for those municipal parking facilities as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law;

4. Establish and operate reserved parking spaces as approved by Council;

5. Designate parking spaces by lines or markings painted or placed upon the parking surface of parking facilities or structures.

9. TYPES OF PARKING FACILITIES

1. Municipal Parking Facilities With Parking Machines or Parking Meters:

(a) Where parking machines have been installed in a municipal parking facility as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law, the period of time during which a vehicle is permitted to park shall be indicated on the display of the parking meter or parking machine receipt provided by the parking machine as the case may be;

(b) In those municipal parking facilities, as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law where parking meters have been installed, the period of time during which a vehicle is permitted to park shall be governed by the display of that parking meter;

(c) Notwithstanding sections 9.1(a)(b) and save and except as set out in section 12 herein, no person shall park a vehicle at any one parking space in any municipal parking facility or at one parking meter for any period exceeding two (2) consecutive hours in any 24-hour period.

2. Municipal Parking Facilities Without Parking Machines or Parking Meters:

The parking of vehicles in those facilities, as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law, that do not have parking machines or parking meters is restricted to the times and dates as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law.

3. Reserved Parking Spaces:

In reserved parking spaces in parking facilities and structures, parking is restricted to those vehicles or persons specified by the signs posted beside or near such parking spaces.

10. THE PARKING OF VEHICLES IN PARKING SPACES

In a municipal parking facility, every person using a parking space therein shall park totally within the parking space designated as such by lines or markings painted upon the surface of the parking facility.

11. PARKING RATES

1. The operator of every vehicle that parks a vehicle in a municipal parking facility shall pay the parking rates in the amount and manner as set out in Schedule “1”of this by-law.

2. The rates in Schedule ”1”of this bylaw are subject to change during festival and special event activities.

3. Any reference to coins or currency in this by-law or any of its schedules is a reference to Canadian currency.

12. MAXIMUM PERIOD FOR PARKING

1. The maximum period for continuous parking at any one time shall be as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law.

2. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, a vehicle that is seen to be in the same municipal parking facility between the times as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law shall be presumed to have remained in that municipal parking facility throughout that period of time.

13. PERMITS AND ACCESS CARDS

1. The Director is hereby authorized to issue parking permits and access cards.

2. The holder of a parking permit or an access card may use the municipal parking facility specified on that parking permit or access card without paying any fee as set out in Schedule “1”of this by-law other than the permit or access card fee.

3. A parking permit or access card is not valid until the fee as set out in Schedule “1”of this by-law for the issuing of a parking permit or access card is paid.

4. The rights attached to a parking permit or access card are exclusive to the applicant for the parking permit or access card in question and no person properly in possession of such parking permit or access card shall use or permit the same to be used for any other vehicle other then the vehicle for which it was issued by the director.

5. The Director is authorized to issue parking permits and access cards to the employees of the Corporation of the City of Burlington. Such permits are to be for such times and on such terms as are approved by the Director.

6. The Director is further authorized to revoke a parking permit or access card if the holder of that parking permit or access card fails to ensure that the card is used in the manner prescribed by this by-law and any fee paid therefore shall be forfeited to the Municipality.

14. SIGNS AND MARKERS

1. The Director is authorized to install in or on any municipal parking facility such signs and markers or other devices as may be necessary for the safe and efficient operation of such a municipal parking facility.

2. The Director shall cause the amount of the fee for parking to be displayed in a place in or on each municipal parking facility by means of a sign or signs.

15. PERMIT PARKING

2. A person may obtain from the Director, a municipal parking permit to park a vehicle in a specified municipal parking facility for the current month or part thereof upon payment of the prescribed fee as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law.

3. No person shall park a vehicle in or on any municipal parking facility named and as set out in Schedule “1” of this by‑law during the hours of operation as set out in Schedule “1”of this by-law unless the vehicle has a valid monthly permit clearly displayed.

16. PROHIBITIONS

No person shall park a vehicle at any time on any municipal property:

1. Without consent of the Corporation of the City of Burlington;

2. For the purpose of repairing or storing a vehicle;

3. Unless a fee is deposited in the parking machine or parking meter controlling that parking space in accordance with the rates as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law;

4. Where the time purchased at that parking machine or parking meter has expired;

5. Exceeding the posted time limit indicated on that parking meter as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law;

6. Without a valid parking machine receipt or parking permit clearly displayed in the windshield and readable from the outside of the vehicle;

7. That is a large vehicle or detached trailer;

8. Outside the lines painted on the pavement designating a parking space;

9. During the prohibited times and dates as set out in Schedule “1” of this by-law.

PART IV

PRIVATE PROPERTY PARKING

17. PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

If it is alleged in a proceeding that this section has been contravened, the oral or written evidence of the Enforcement Officer is receivable in evidence as proof, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, of the facts stated therein in respect of:

1. The ownership or occupancy of the property;

2. The absence of the consent of the owner;

3. Whether any person is an “owner” as defined in Part 1 of this by-law.

18. SIGNS

For the purposes of this section, the owner of a private property shall post signs on the private property used for parking a vehicle, stating the regulations on which a vehicle may be parked

or left on the private property.

19. PROHIBITIONS

No person shall park a vehicle at any time on any private property:

1. Without the consent of the owner of the property, or;

2. Without the consent of the public authority or local board, where the property is owned by a public authority or any local board, and;

3. Outside the lines painted on the pavement designating a parking space.

PART V

FIRE ROUTE PARKING REGULATIONS

20. DESIGNATION

Each private roadway, which is located on a property as set out in Schedule “2” of this by-law, is hereby designated as a fire route.

21. PROHIBITIONS

1. No person shall park a vehicle on or in a fire route at any time.

2. No person, being the owner of private property upon which a fire route is located shall fail to install or maintain signs identifying the fire route and prohibiting parking upon the fire route in the manner and form specified by the Fire Chief.

3. No person, being the owner of a property on which a fire route is located, shall fail to maintain a fire route in good repair to allow safe passage of a fire truck.

4. No person, being the owner of a property on which a fire route is located shall fail to keep the fire route clear of snow and ice.

5. No person, being the owner of as property on which a fire route is located, shall fail to keep the fire route free and clear of obstructions.

PART VI

DISABLED PARKING REGULATIONS

22. DISABLED PARKING SPACES

1. Every owner or operator of a public parking area shall provide disabled parking spaces for the exclusive use of vehicles operated by or conveying physically disabled persons, upon which vehicles shall be properly displayed a disabled parking permit as provided for in this by-law.

2. The minimum number of disabled parking spaces, which must be provided, shall be calculated in accordance with the Corporation of the City of Burlington Zoning by-law, as amended from time to time.

(a)	Capacity of	Number of Disabled
	Public Parking Spaces	Parking Spaces to be provided
	5 to 50	1
	51 to 90	2
	Over 90	3% designated

(b) Where outpatient services are provided, disabled parking shall be a minimum of 10% of required parking.

23. REQUIREMENTS FOR DISABLED PARKING SPACES

Every owner or operator of a public parking area shall ensure that the disabled parking spaces as required shall be:

1. No less than 4.6 metres wide for a single off-street parking space;

2. No less than 7.7 metres wide for a double off-street parking space;

3. No less than 7.2 metres long for an on-street parking space;

4. Level on a hard surface;

5. Located so as to be readily accessible to physically disabled persons, whether via ramps, depressed curbs or other means and where the public parking area is intended to serve a particular building or complex, located within easy access of said building or complex;

6. Identified by a sign located upright on a permanent post, pillar, wall or other suitable surface, conforming to the requirements of regulations made under the Highway Traffic Act.

24. RESPONSIBILITY OF MAINTAINING DISABLED PARKING SPACES

Every owner or operator of a public parking area shall ensure that disabled parking spaces as required, shall be:

1. Kept free and clear from obstructions;

2. Kept free and clear of snow, ice and slush;

3. Maintained to the same standards as all other parking spaces in the same public parking area.

25. LOCATIONS

Disabled parking spaces, for the purposes of this by-law section, shall mean the designated parking spaces as set out in Schedule “3” of this by-law and any such space as required by any site plan approved by the Corporation of the City of Burlington.

26. SIGNS

1. Disabled parking signs referred to in this by-law shall comply with regulations made under the Highway Traffic Act.

2. Disabled parking signs shall be mounted on a permanent post and be located:

(a) At a minimum height of one (1) metre from grade to the bottom of sign;

(b) At a maximum height of two (2) metres from grade to the bottom of the sign;

(c) Midway between the lateral limits of the disabled parking space, so as not to lock vehicle or passenger access.

3. Every owner or operator of each public parking area in which disabled parking signs are located, pursuant to this by-law, shall be responsible for the procurement, installation and maintenance of said disabled parking signs and for ensuring that said disabled parking signs comply with regulations made under the Highway Traffic Act.

27. PROHIBITIONS

1. No person shall park a vehicle in a disabled parking space unless a valid disabled parking permit is properly displayed upon the vehicle ensuring that the permit number and expiry date are clearly visible.

2. No person shall park a vehicle in a manner that would obstruct the use of a disabled parking space.

PART VII

PARKING AND STOPPING ON A HIGHWAY

28. METHOD OF PARKING

1. General

All vehicles, when parking or stopping, shall only park or stop a vehicle on the right side of the highway, having regard to the direction of the normal flow of traffic and with the right front and right rear wheels parallel to the curb line.

2. Parking on One-Way Streets

On a highway designated for one-way traffic, a vehicle shall only be parked in the direction in which traffic is permitted to proceed and parallel to the curb line.

3. Angle Parking

Angle parking is permitted on any highway or parts thereof where signs to that effect are on display, as set out in Schedule “4” of this by-law.

29. LOADING ZONE RESTRICTIONS

1. Loading zones shall be in the locations as set out in Schedule “5” of this by-law.

2. A loading zone shall be indicated by signs installed by the Corporation of the City of Burlington.

3. No person shall stop or park a vehicle in a loading zone unless the vehicle that is stopped or parked is actively engaged in the loading or unloading of merchandise.

4. The times and duration of the operation of the loading zones shall be as set out in Schedule “5” of this bylaw.

30. EMERGENCY PARKING OR STOPPING RESTRICTIONS

Restricted Parking or Stopping

Notwithstanding any other provisions of this by-law, the Chief of Police, Fire Chief, or the Director during an emergency or special circumstance may:

1. Prohibit any or all parking on a highway within the area affected by an emergency or special circumstance;

2. Authorize the erection of “No Parking” or “No Stopping” signs, traffic control devices or traffic signals;

3. Declare that any vehicle already parked is parked illegally regardless of the time permitted for parking such vehicle under the provisions of this by-law.

31. PARKING PROHIBITIONS

1. SIGNS NOT ON DISPLAY

Unless specifically permitted by other provisions of this by-law, no person shall park any vehicle at any time on any highway:

(a) Designated for two-way traffic, except on the right side of the highway with the right front and right rear wheels parallel with the curb line;

(b) Designated for one-way traffic, other than in the direction in which traffic is permitted and parallel to the curb line;

(c) As to obstruct any portion of a sidewalk;

(d) On any portion of a boulevard;

(e) On or adjacent to a median strip or island;

(f) In front of or within one (1) metre of any entrance to a driveway or laneway, so as to prevent egress or ingress;

(g) Within three (3) metres of a fire hydrant;

(h) As to obstruct traffic;

(i) More than thirty (30) centimetres from the curb line;

(j) Outside the lines painted on the pavement that designate a parking space;

(k) On a shoulder of a roadway;

(l) Exceeding three (3) hour limit unless otherwise signed;

(m) That is a large vehicle or detached trailer on any street in any residential area unless it is at the time being used to make a delivery or to provide a service;

(n) Interfering with snow removal.

2. SIGNS ON DISPLAY

No person shall park any vehicle at any time on any highway:

(a) On the days and times as set out in Schedule “6”of this by-law;

(b) On any portion thereof as set out in Schedule “7” of this by-law;

(c) Except on the days and times as set out in Schedule “12” of this by-law;

32. STOPPING PROHIBITIONS

1. SIGNS NOT ON DISPLAY

Unless otherwise signed, no person shall stop a vehicle at any time on any highway:

(a) As to obstruct any crosswalk;

(b) On either side of a highway that is divided by a median strip;

(c) Within fifteen (15) metres of either side of signed bus stop;

(d) On or within one hundred (100) metres of a bridge that is over, under or across which the highway passes;

(e) On or within three (3) metres of a railway crossing.

2. SIGNS ON DISPLAY

Where signs to that effect are on display, no person shall stop a vehicle at any time on any highway:

(a) On any portion thereof as set out in Schedule “8” of this by-law;

(b) On the days and times as set out in Schedule “9” of this by-law;

(c) Abutting any school property, park or playground except as set out in Schedule “10” of this by-law;

(d) In front of or within fifteen (15) metres of either side of any fire hall on the same side of the highway as the fire hall or within forty five (45) metres from a point in the curb or edge of roadway directly opposite the centre point of the fire hall on the opposite side of the highway from the fire hall;

(e) Within fifty (50) meters of an intersection on a highway;

(f) Within a school bus loading zone, except school buses, as set out in Schedule “11” of this by-law.

PART VIII

METER PARKING

33. HOURS OF OPERATION

Signs shall be affixed to parking meters or adjacent to parking meter zones to indicate days and hours of operation.

34. COLLECTION

The collection of the coins deposited in all parking meters shall be the responsibility of the Corporation of the City of Burlington.

35. PROHIBITIONS

1. No person shall park any vehicle at a parking meter:

(a) Unless a fee is deposited in the parking meter controlling that parking space in accordance with the parking rates as set out in Schedule “13” of this by-law;

(b) Where the time purchased at that parking meter has expired;

(c) Exceeding the posted time limit indicated on that parking meter as set out in Schedule “13” of this by-law;

(d) That is covered by a parking meter bag prohibiting the use of that parking space.

36. RESERVED METER PARKING

Notwithstanding any other provisions of this by-law, reserved meter parking shall be permitted:

1. With the purchase of a permit issued by the Corporation of the City of Burlington to park a vehicle at that parking meter space, and;

2. For a specific period of time at a rate in the amount and manner as set out in Schedule “13” of this by-law.

PART IX

PARKING EXEMPTIONS

37. EXEMPTIONS

1. Parking Without Payment

The owner or operator of a vehicle may park at a parking meter space or in an un-enclosed municipal parking facility without having to pay the required standard parking fees, for the maximum time allowed, for vehicles that clearly display:

(a) A valid Ontario Disabled Parking Permit where the number and expiry date of that permit is clearly visible;

(b) A Veteran Parking Permit issued by the Corporation of the City of Burlington;

(c) Notwithstanding sections 37.1(a) or 37.1(b), the owner of any vehicle who is exempt from the payment of the required fee shall comply with all other Applicable regulations of this by-law.

2. Neighbourhood On-Street Parking Program

Notwithstanding any other provision of this by-law, parking on street shall be permitted through the Neighbourhood On Street Parking Program (NOSPP) based on the following:

(a) Rules and Regulations for parking in NOSPP areas;

(b) Notwithstanding the NOSPP Rules and Regulations pursuant to section 37.2(a), all other provisions of this by-law shall apply;

(c) The NOSPP area shall be indicated by signs as set out in Schedule “14” of this By-law.

3. On-Street Parking Exemptions

Notwithstanding any other provision of this by-law, an exemption from sections 31.1(l) of this by-law may be granted based on the following:

(a)	The exemption shall apply to a specific vehicle licence plate, a specific street and for a specific time period;
(b)	A vehicle licence plate will be allowed a maximum total of fifteen (15) individual days per calendar year;
(c)	Notwithstanding any exemption granted pursuant to this subsection, all other provisions of this by-law shall apply.

4. Large Vehicle or Detached Trailer Exemption

School buses and school handi-vans are exempt between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm, September 1^st to June 30^th, Monday to Friday, except for statutory holidays and school breaks as set out in section 31.1(m) of this by-law.

5. Essential Service Exemption

The provisions of this by-law shall not apply to Police, Fire and Ambulance vehicles and any vehicles while actually engaged in works undertaken for or on behalf of the Corporation of the City of Burlington, the Regional Municipality of Halton, the Province of Ontario, the Federal Government of Canada or any utility providing service of gas, hydro or telecommunications.

PART X

PENALTIES

38. SHORT FORM WORDINGS AND SET FINES

1. Short form wordings and set fines pertaining to this by-law shall be as set out in Schedule “15” of this by-law.

2. Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this by-law is guilty of an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for in the Provincial Offences Act, the Municipal Act 2001, or the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, as applicable and any such successor to each of those statutes.

39. COMMENCEMENT

This by-law shall come into force and effect upon the date of the issue of an Order by the Chief Judge of the Ontario Court of Justice or his or her designate made for the purpose of proceedings under Part I and Part II of the Provincial Offences Act.

REPEAL OF BY-LAWS

By-laws 61-1986 as amended, 71-1983 as amended, 130-1976 as amended, 101-1990 as amended and 1984-1 as amended are repealed on the date this by-law takes effect.

ENACTED AND PASSED this 12th day of November, 2007.

MAYOR: _________________________________________

CITY CLERK: _____________________________________

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BURLINGTON

PARKING BY-LAW 87-2007

AS AMENDED BY BY-LAW 73-2010

SCHEDULE “1”

PART III, SECTIONS 7 to 16

MUNICIPAL PROPERTY PARKING

FACILITY		RATES			FACILITY USE
#	Name & Address	Hour	Day	Month	Days and Times
1	Pearl St. Lot 431 Elizabeth St.	$1.00	$8.00	$50.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All Day
2	Burlington Ave. Lot 455 Burlington Ave.				No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	City Employees Mon. to Fri. 8 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Fri. After 6 pm Sat., Sun., Holidays All Day
3	John St. North Lot 533 John St.	$1.00	$8.00	$50.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All Day
4	Elizabeth St. Lot 421 John St.	$1.00	$8.00	$80.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
5	Brant St Lot 391 Brant St.	$1.00	$8.00	$80.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
6	Brock Ave. Lot Brock Ave.	$1.00	$8.00	$50.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
7	Locust St. Lot 500 Locust St.	$1.00	$8.00	$80.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
8	Caroline St. Lot 523 Locust St.	$1.00	$8.00	$80.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
9	John St. South Lot 503 John St.	$1.00	$8.00	$80.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
10	Elgin St. Lot 1370 Elgin St				No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	City Employees Mon. to Fri. 8 am to 6 pm	St. Luke’s Church Parking All Other Times
11	Martha St. Lot 412 Martha St.			$50.00	No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking & Free Parking Two Hour Limit Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
13	City Hall Lot 426 Brant St.	$1.00			No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Meter Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm 2 hour max.	Councilor Parking In Reserved Area
14	Locust St. Lot South 440 Locust St.	$1.00	$8.00		No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
15	Waterfront Parking Garage 414 Locust St.	$1.00	$4.00 $8.00	$80.00 $90.00		Pay Parking Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 6 pm 3 am to 6 am	Free Parking Mon. to Sat. After 6 pm Sun. & Holidays All day
16	Waterfront Park East Lot 1340 Lakeshore Rd.	$1.00			No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking 7 Days 9 am to 6 pm Including Holidays	Free Parking After 6 pm 3 Hour Maximum
17	Waterfront Park West Lot 1340 Lakeshore Rd.	$1.00			No Parking Nov.1 to Mar. 31 2 am to 6 am	Pay Parking 7 Days 9 am to 6 pm Including Holidays Reserved Spaces 7 Days 4 pm - Midnight Including Holidays	Free Parking After 6 pm 3 Hour Maximum

Discount Rates

$10.00 discount on a purchase of a six (6) consecutive month parking permit.

Disclaimer

No refunds to customers due to operational problems or during special events.

PROPERTY	DESCRIPTION
2020 Amherst Heights Dr.	Both sides of the driveway entrance and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2050 Amherst Heights Dr.	Both sides of the driveway entrance and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2075 Amherst Heights Dr.	Both sides of the driveway entrance and both sides of the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2085 Amherst Heights Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway off Amherst Heights and all internal roadways excluding designated parking.
2041-2045-2051 Amherst Heights Ct.	Both sides of the entrance driveway and both sides of the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2065 Amherst Heights Ct.	Both sides of driveway and parts of internal driveway.
470 Appleby Line	Both sides of driveway and parts of internal driveway.
500 Appleby Line	Both sides of the two driveway entrances off Appleby Line and both sides of the internal roadway along the east face (front) of the building excluding designated parking.
502 – 504 Appleby Line	All internal roadways in the Halton Condominium Corporation 53.
666 – 676 Appleby Line	Both sides of entrance driveways and along east and north faces of building except in designated parking areas.
821 Appleby Line	Both sides of the entrance driveway off Harvester Rd. and the entire internal roadways looping the building excluding designated parking.
840 Appleby Line	Both sides of the driveway entrance off Appleby Line and both sides of the internal roadway along the east face (front) of the building excluding designated parking and terminating at the main entrance.
1201 Appleby Line	Both entrance driveways off Appleby Line and the north and south roadways and the loop on the west side (front face) of the building.
1215 Appleby Line	Both entrance driveways off Appleby Line and the entire internal looped roadway excluding designated parking.
1250 Appleby Line	The south side of the entrance driveway off Appleby Line and the south side of the internal roadway to the fire pump house. The east side of the first roadway running north to south and connecting the two east west roadways. Both sides of the internal roadway along the south face of the building excluding designated parking and terminating at the most easterly and westerly points of the roadway.
1450 Appleby Line	Both sides of the two driveways off Appleby Line and both sides of the internal roadways along the north, south and east faces of the building excluding designated parking.
1800 Appleby Line	Both sides of the driveway entrances off Appleby Line and Corporate Dr. and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2000 - 2080 Appleby Line	Millcroft Shopping Center Building A, B/C and D (Ultra Mart to Zellers): The main driveway entrances off Appleby Line, Heron Way, Upper Middle Rd. and the driveways interconnecting all three extending along the front face of each building. Building E (northern multi-tenant): Both driveway entrances off Appleby Line and the driveway along the entire front face of the building. Building and G (multi-tenant at corner of Appleby Line and Upper Middle Rd.): Both driveway entrances off Heron Way and the driveway loop extending along the front of the building. Building H and K (McDonald’s and Williams): The entire driveway along the west sides of the buildings. Building J (Canadian Tire): The driveway on the east side of the building.
2025 – 2085 Appleby Line	Both sides of the two driveways off Upper Middle Rd. and both sides of the driveways off Appleby Line and both side off all internal roadways.
2500 Appleby Line	Both sides of the driveway off Appleby Line following thru to the entrance off Dundas St. in front of building excluding designated parking.
3011 Appleby Line	All internal roadways, excluding designated parking.
3091 Appleby Line	6 meters both sides of the fire hydrant located on the east side of the property opposite the northeast corner of the building.
452 - 560 Arlington Blvd.	Parts of internal roadways.
1355 Artisans Crt.	Both sides of the entrance driveway and the entire roadway extending along the south face of the building and the roadway immediately in front of the building excluding designated parking.
1360 Artisans Crt.	Both sides of the two driveways off Artisans Crt. and extending along the east face of building excluding designated parking.
1370 Artisans Crt.	Both sides of the driveway entrance off Artisans Ct. and the entire roadway along the south side of the building face excluding designated parking.
1375 Artisans Crt.	Driveway entrance off Artisans Crt. and the driveway extending opposite the southeast corner of the building. Both sides where possible.
1380 Artisans Crt.	Both side of the driveway entrance off Artisans Crt. and the entire driveway along the east face of the building terminating at the north side of the building and excluding designated parking.
2001 Atkinson Dr.	Both driveways off Atkinson Dr. and the entire private driveway system.
2022 Atkinson Dr.	Both sides of the entrances off Atkinson Dr. and Upper Middle Rd. and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
1433 Baldwin St. Central High School	Both sides of the west driveway entrance off Baldwin St. and both sides of the west driveway excluding designated parking terminating at the north face of the building. Both sides of the east driveway entrance off Baldwin St. and both sides of driveway terminating at the north end of the parking lot.
5147 – 5305 Banting Crt.	All internal roadways in Halton Condominium No. 15.
5179 – 5289 Banting Crt.	Halton Corp.15 Both sides of the entrance driveways off Banting Crt. and Bromley Rd. and entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
1160 Bellview St.	Entire internal driveway system entering off Bellview St. and off Carol St.
1179 Bellview Cres.	Both sides of the driveway entrance off Bellview Cres. And both sides of the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
5055 Benson Dr.	Both sides of the west driveway entrance and both sides of the internal roadway terminating at the gated yard entrance and excluding designated parking.
5065 Benson Dr.	Both sides of the driveway off Benson Dr. and both sides of the internal roadway along the front building face terminating at the main entrance excluding designated parking.
5070 Benson Dr.	Both sides of driveway entrances and both sides of all internal roadways.
2102 Berwick Dr.	Both sides of the two driveways off Berwick Dr. and both sides of the interconnecting internal roadway along the east face of the building.
2103 - 2105 Berwick Dr.	Both sides of driveway entrances and both sides of all internal roadways.
2985 Berwick Dr.	Both sides of entrance and all internal roadways excluding designated parking spaces.
2970 Berwick Dr.	Both sides of the driveway off Berwick Dr. and both sides of the driveway off Berton Ave. and both sides of the entire internal roadway connecting the two driveways excluding designated parking.
Bibby Common	Entire roadway excluding designated parking.
3700 Billings Crt.	Both sides of the driveway off Billings Crt. and both sides of the internal roadway along the south building face terminating at the main entrance and along the west building face excluding designated parking.
1150 Blair Rd.	Both sides of the north driveway entrance and the entire northerly internal roadway excluding designated parking.
1160 Blair Rd.	Both sides of the two driveways off Blair Rd. and the entire internal roadway looping the building excluding designated parking.
1283 Blanshard Dr.	Both sides of the two driveways entrances off Blanshard Dr. and the entire internal roadway system excluding designated parking.
1287 Blanshard Dr.	Both sides of the two driveway entrances off Blanshard Dr. and the entire internal roadway system excluding designated parking.
2007 – 2023 Bluefields Dr.	Both sides of entrance off Bluefields Dr. and entire internal roadway along the east face of 2007- 2011 and north face of 2015 - 2019 - 2023 excluding designated parking.
2027 Bluefields Dr.	Both sides of the entrance driveway and extending back to the northwest corner of the building.
2511 Boros Rd.	Both sides of the driveway off Boros Rd. and both sides of the driveway off Taywood Dr. and both sides of the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
Brain Common	Entire roadway excluding designated parking.
561 - 603 Brant St. Lower Brant Plaza	Entire length of the internal roadway along the west face of building.
653 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveways off Brant St. and Blairholme Ave. and both sides of the internal roadway connecting the two entrances excluding designated parking spaces and the bus loading zone lay-by.
672 Brant St.	Along the north face of building.
688 Brant St.	Along the south face of building.
850 Brant St.	Both sides of the entrance driveway and the internal roadway along the east face (main entrance) of the building terminating at the northeast service entrance door.
895-903 Brant St.	Both sides of the entrance driveway off Brant St. and Fairview St. and the interconnecting internal roadway and the internal roadway along the west face (main entrance) of the building excluding designated parking.
920 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and westerly to the southwest corner of the small building and the roadways between buildings.
1030 Brant St.	Both sides of Brant St. entrance driveway extending along the south and west face of building.
1035 Brant St.	Entrance from Plains Rd. along the entire west and south face of the strip mall and exiting onto Brant St.
1200 Brant St.	Both sides of the two driveways off Brant St. and both sides of the internal roadways leading from the driveways including the roadways along the south and north faces of building A, (Best Buy and Pet Smart), excluding designated loading and parking spaces.
1225 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveways off Brant St. and the North Service Rd. and along the west and north building faces.
1230 Brant St.	Two entrances off Brant St., one entrance off North Service Rd. and main internal driveways.
1250 Brant St.	Both sides of the driveways off Brant St. and the North Service Rd. and both sides of all main internal roadways along the building faces excluding lay-bys and designated parking.
1259 – 1275 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and entire east and west roadway with the exception of designated parking.
1299 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and along both sides of internal roadways adjacent to southerly, easterly and northerly faces of building.
1301 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and entire internal roadway with the exception of designated parking.
1321 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and entire internal roadway with the exception of designated parking.
1340 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance driveway and roadway between driveways along east face of building, and along north face of building.
2050 – 2070 Brant St.	Both sides of entrance off Brant St. and entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
2138 Brant St.	Both sides of the entrance driveway off Havendale Blvd. and terminating at the north building face entrance.
2201 Brant St.	Both sides of all entrance driveways and along northerly and westerly faces of building.
2255 Brant St.	Both sides of the driveways off Brant St. and both sides of the internal driveway on property.
456 Brock Ave.	Both sides of entrance driveway and along the easterly face of building.
5280 – 5306 Bromley Rd.	All internal roadways in Halton Condominium No. 15.
Budgeon Common	Entire roadway excluding designated parking.
1100 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of the two entrance driveways off Burloak Dr. and both sides of the entrance off Lakeshore Rd. and the interconnecting Rd. and looping driveway on the east and south face of the buildings.
1100 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway and including roadway loop along north face of building.
1120 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of the entrance driveways off Burloak Dr. and the North Service Rd. and the north and east face of the building excluding designated parking.
1180 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of entrance off Burloak Dr. and the internal roadway along the east (front face) and south face of building.
1220 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway, both sides of the internal roadway along the easterly building face and extending 45 metres west of fire hydrant on the southern face of building.
1200 Burloak Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway, both sides of the internal roadway along the easterly building face and extending 45 metres west of fire hydrant on the southern face of building.
3455 Caplan Cres.	Both sides of the two driveways off Caplan Cres. and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
1150 Carol St.	Entire internal driveway system entering off Bellview St. and off Carol St.
2121 Caroline St.	Both sides of the two driveways off Caroline St. and the entire roadway looping the building excluding the south face of the building and designated parking.
2141 Caroline St.	Both sides of the driveway off Caroline St. and both sides of the entire internal roadway system excluding designated parking.
2175 Cavendish Dr.	North entrance and north driveway of parking lot through to the paved portion of the playground.
2301 Cavendish Dr.	Both sides of driveway and entire internal roadway with exception of designated parking.
2510 Cavendish Dr. Bruce T. Lindley P.S.	Both sides of the east driveway entrance and terminating at the south face of the building. Both sides of the west driveway and the entire internal roadway excluding designated parking.
3000 – 3014 Centennial Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway and both sides of all internal roadways.
3001 – 3011 Centennial Dr.	All internal roadways in Halton Condominium No. 7.
920 Century Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway to the rear southwest corner of building.
930 Century Dr.	Both sides of entrance driveway and internal roadways.
1001 Champlain Ave.	Both sides of the entrance driveway as well as part of the internal roadways.
1022 Champlain Ave.	Both sides of the entrance driveway as well as part of the internal roadways.
500 Claridge Rd. (Bonnie Pl.)	Both sides of the driveway entrance off Claridge Rd. and both sides of the internal roadway, excluding designated parking and terminating at the southwest corner of the building.
1080 Clay Ave.	Both sides of all driveways off Sutton Dr. and Clay Ave. and along south side and west side of the internal driveway on the property.
2010 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of entrance driveway and internal roadways extending to western corner of loop.
2040 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of entrance driveway and both sides of internal roadways.
2110 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of entrance driveway and both sides of internal roadways.
2015 – 2025 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of the two entrances off cleaver and entire internal roadway with the exception of designated parking.
2120 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of the two entrance driveways off Cleaver Ave. and the entire internal roadway with the exception of designated parking.
2215 Cleaver Ave.	Both sides of the driveway entrance off Cleaver Ave. and Headon Forest Dr. and entire internal roadway with exception of designated parking.
4313 Clubview Dr.	Both sides of the two driveways off Clubview Dr. and both sides of the internal roadway along the south building face and interconnecting the two driveways.
1038 Cooke Blvd.	Both sides of entrance driveway and along front face of building.
1050 Cooke Blvd.	Both sides of entrance driveway and along front face of building including curb area adjacent to the southeast corner of building.
1062 – 1074 Cooke Blvd.	Both sides of entrance driveway and along the eastern face of the building.
1001 Corporate Dr.	Along part of the front of the building to allow access to the rear of the building.
1080 Corporate Dr.	Both sides of the two driveways off Corporate Dr. and the entire internal roadway looping the building excluding designated parking.