Housekeeping Amendments to Traffic, Soil Deposit and Removal, Boulevard Maintenance, Noise and Related Enforcement Bylaws

Traffic Bylaw No. 5870, Amendment Bylaw No. 10752 Proposed amendments to Traffic Bylaw No. 5870 are intended to improve pedestrian safety, accessibility, and enforcement clarity. Section 12.3(d) would be updated to include curb ramps or pedestrian curb let-downs within existing driveway clearance requirements, prohibiting vehicles from stopping within 1.5 metres of these features to ensure accessible pathways remain unobstructed. A new definition for “Curb Ramp” is also proposed. In addition, Section 12.4(w) would be revised to remove the requirement to confirm whether a recreational vehicle is being used for the purposes of living or occupying. This change would allow staff to address the use of parking recreational vehicles on City streets for storage purposes and enables staff to address the matter faster than waiting for the 72 hours prohibition to lapse. New text is proposed to clarify that all persons issued a City road/lane closure permit must comply with its terms and conditions. This amendment strengthens the City’s ability to take enforcement action where a permit holder fails to adhere to approved requirements, including Traffic Management Plans, lane closure conditions, or other operational controls. Minor definition updates are also proposed to clarify the types of parking permits that may be issued. While the bylaw currently references physical window-hanger placards, the City has

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