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Road Occupancy By-law

Published by City of Markham under Building Permit Process

Alias
Tree Preservation By-Law
Applies to
any
Work types
any
Signatories
city clerk · mayor

Filed on the city's website as a tree preservation by-law, but By-law 2013-136 names itself the Road Occupancy By-law and its subject is highway use generally: obstructions, boulevard alterations, driveway aprons, publication dispensing boxes and boulevard patios, with one section, 5.0, addressing boulevard trees specifically. Its preamble states that it repeals and replaces By-laws 191-89 (fouling of streets), 68-92 (trees on highways) and 158-93 (curb cuts). Office-consolidated to March 25, 2014 with amendments by By-laws 2014-23 and 2014-37, and passed June 26, 2013.

What it covers

  • Short Title
  • Definitions
  • General Provisions
  • Use of a Boulevard
  • Boulevard Trees
  • Boulevard Patios
  • Publication Dispensing Devices
  • Removal of Highway Obstruction
  • Road Occupancy Permits- Administration
  • Repeal
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Publisher
City of Markham
Category
By-laws · tree
Published under
Building Permit Process — the municipality's own heading
Instruments
Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, section 11(3)1
Required for
Altering, obstructing, or occupying a highway within the City of Markham
Document date
26th day of June, 2013
Document date display
June 26, 2013
Tags
road-occupancyhighwaysboulevardright-of-way
Road Occupancy By-lawOpen at markham.ca

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