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Documents
Respecting Lands Located within Block 80, Plan No. 62M-1035 and 3206 Regional Road 56, Binbrook Road.
As amended by Zoning By-law No. 99-69, Respecting Lands Located at 871 West 5th Street (Hamilton).
Part 1 Section 2 - Interpretations
Schedule 2 - Speed Limits
Schedule 4 - Yield Signs
Schedule 5 - Stop Signs
Schedule 13 - Designated Traffic Lanes
Schedule 25, Pedestrians, Animals and Cyclists Prohibited
Schedule 27 - Truck Routes
To Confirm the Proceedings of City Council at its meeting held on October 10, 2007.
To protect highways from the potential for damage from heavy traffic and also to limit such traffic as much as possible on such highways, for the purposes of maintaining the condition of the highways, limiting municipal repair and maintenance costs and for the control of traffic, unless the highway or part has specifically been designated for heavy traffic.
Schedule 27 - Truck Routes
To accommodate some construction-related and other heavy traffic movements to access the McMaster University campus Sterling Street entrance on a limited basis, for the period of September 1, 2007 through to January 31, 2008.
Schedule 5 - Stop Signs
- Schedule 6 - Time Limit Parking
- Schedule 8 - No Parking Zones
- Schedule 10 - Alternate Side Parking
- Schedule 12 - Permit Parking Zones
- Schedule 14 - Wheelchair Loading Zones
Respecting the Property Located at 38, 42 and 56 Copes Lane.