HomeMy WebLinkAboutBy-law 4275/72SCIUMULE "A" to By-law Nlo. -127-a, 12-of the
Corporation of the Towishin of Pickering
dated this 5th day of i wo@miK-r 1972-5
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relating to operators R?e??? r,arai;e .
1. No person licensed as the operator of a public garage or autorao'uile
service station shall store or park or allow to be stored or parked
thereat any trailer use for human habitation while so stored or
parked.
2. No person owninL, or keeping an automobile service station license'.
under the provisions of this by-law, shall use or permit his auto-
mobile service station to be used for the purpose of wreckir. ,
parkin.,, storing or selling motor vehicles, or for performing therein
any repairs to motor vehicles other than minor running; repairs
essential to the actual operation of such vehicles or for storin!7
and keeping for scle a:V articles, accessories or merchandise of any
kind other than ,gasoline, oil, grease, anti-freeze, tires, tubes,
automotive accessories and parts required for minor repairs.
Notwithstanding the fcre;;oint; automatic venc'ia, machines may be
"opt and operated at an automobile service station.
3. Every applicant for a license to operate a parking station or
parking lot shall includo in his application a statement setting forth;
(a) The location and dimensions of the lands in respect of which
he seeks such license (hereinafter refc;rred to as the
Licensed Premises);
(b) The max'mum nurioer of motor vehicles proposed to be parked'
or stored at or upon such premises at any one time;
(c) The hours during which such premises will be open for business;
(d) The location :_f each proposed entrance to and ex+t front such
premised;
(e) The location, size and type of construction of any office
prop.>aed ; o be used or erected at or up.,a such premises.
4. Every person licensed to operate P. parkinf- st;aian c.r parking lot shall;
(1) If he enrages in driving, operating, ar moving motor
vehicles parked or c.,tore' at or upon the licensed premises,
be the holder of an Operator's or Chauffeur's License unc:er
The Highway Traffic Act and shall not, employ any person or
permit any employee to likewise drive or operate such motor
vehicles unless such person is the holder of such an
Operator's or Chauffeur's License.
(2) While on du'_v nt or about the Licensed Premises, carry on
his person a badge bearing the words "Garage Attendant"
which badge shall be obtainable from the Clerk at a cost
of $1.00, and shall display same constantly and conspicuously
on the outside of his clothing; and shall require every
person employed by him ti receive, -'rive, operate; move or deliver
motor vehicles parked or stored at or upon the Licensed
Premises similarly to carry and display such a badge; any.
every application for such badge shall be made on the form
provide:; by and obtainable from the Clerk,
(3) Display in a conspicuous place at cr upon the Licensed
Premises a sign cr signs cf design which is nut misleading
nnO bearin- (a) in letters and figures of a uniform size but
nit less than three inches in height, his rates or charges
for parking cr storing motor vehicles and (b) in readily
legible letters, the hours during which the Licensed Fremises
are open £-,,r business, his nasue avid address.
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:. (4) Provide ;roper means of ingress and egress to and from the
Licensed Premises, to the satisfaction of the Council oa he
basis of not more than thirty feet for each seventy feet, or
less, of _ronta;e which the Licensed premises has on any
street; nrovi'_ed that in the case of any parking stnt'on or
parkin; loc located at a corner lot, no entrance or exit
shall be located less-than twenty-five feet from the nearest:
intersecoAon of On curbs of the intersecting :streets unless
at the date c_`. the passing of this by-law the said entrance
or exit ups properly located leas there twenty-Ave feet from
such intersection and was in accordance with al1 local by-laws
applicable whereto.
(5) Either by himself or through one or more amplo ces, dur_in:
Lhe business hours specified in the sign or spas required
by subsection 5, maintain constant and vigilaat supervision
of every no`or vehicle parked or stored no or upon the
Licensed Promises, provided that this provision shall not
apply in the case of any Licensed Promises where each motor
vehicle can be narked, or stored, and locked by the owner
or operator there& in a location frog: which such mater
vehicle can be removed without obstruction from other parked
or stored motor vehicles.
(6) Keep he Licensed Promises irea from rubbish and in a clean
and neat condition and keep any sidewalk Or street upon
which such promises abut, free from an dirt or other
foreign o..,,_ance derived from such premisea or resultin,
from the woe thereof.
(7) Where practicable, prevent the drainoee of surface water
neross any sidewalk upon which the Licensed Premises Out.
(2) V the time ok receiving each motor vehicle for the purpose
of parki.nn or stori-nn some at Or upon the L.ceased Promises,
rive ar cause to be ;riven to the person from whom the motor
vehicle is received a nu.Xuered receipt bearing on the sT,..e
side as the :lumber (a) a clear snue an+ the extent of
the responsibility accepted by An licensee in respect to
lots oft or damage to such motor vehicle :nd the conten'.s
thereof chile parked, stored or aikorwi.se in the care and
custody o nhe Licensee or any of his cwplnVoes and (b) the
licensee's name,the location of tho L cenood P?vaise5, and
the business hours spe& Pied in the si^n or signs required
by subsection 3.
(9) Whenever any motor vehicle remains continuously without goo%i
reason at on upon the Licensed Premises for r re Shan tv niy-
our hours, forthwith report to the nearest police stetion
the make and provincial liaanse nu. nor cf hush morar vehicle.
No person licensed to operate a parkin,; coaiicn or parking lot
shall
(1) Remove or cause to ba removed any :note from the Licensed
Premises to anx, sidewalk or rondway upo_a which such premises
abut;
(2) Park or „core any motor vehicle on :pry highway upon which
the Licensed Promises abut;
(3) Lend, hire. or rent or cause or pnrmi` any employee or other
person °o lend, hire or rent arty ma-ur v_`ticlo that has been
received by err; or any of ..its ,mployucs ;or tKo purpose &
paridnp o:: atorina same at or upon the Liconstd Promises;
or use or cause or purnht any artplc;ee or other person 'o uoe
any such ZoLor vehicle or Any nconcoary ..r equ!Dme.nt thereo:
except for purposes neces3aril.y inclo,_ntirl parkinh or
star 4V2 same, it `he Licensee is cl licensed to make
motor ve::ic. o repairs, nevus ^.r 3 : Vo Lnt to make rcynirs
therer.,,
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6, No person licensed to operate a public garage shall remove or
cause to be removed any snow from his public garage or automobile
service station premises to any sidewalk or roadway upon which
such premises abut.
7. Every person licensed to operate a parking station or parking
lot shall at all times permit any person authorized by the Council
to enter the Licensed Premises and make such inspection as nay be
deemed necessary in order to ascertain whether or not the provisions
of this By-law are being complied with.
8. (1) 11o person Licensed as the operator of a public -laral-e
shall permit the engine of a motor vehicle in any building
to run, whether on a frame or in a motor vehicle while
stationery, unless adequate ventilation is provided to ensure
dilution of any carbon monoxide fumes.
(2) No public garage license shall be issued in respect of a
building for which no license was issued in the previous
year unless the applicant satisfies the LicensinZ Officer
that the Department of Labour for the Province of Ontario
has approved the plans for providing adequate ventilation
facilities in that part of the building where motor cars
may be stored or repaired.
9. No person licensed under this By-law as operator of a public
garage shall upon the premises in respect of which such license
is issued, carry on the business of washing or cleanin, notor
vehicles by a chanical means unless such business was carried on
upon such premises at the date of the passing of this by-law and
was in accordance with all local by-laws applicable thereto, or
unless such persons shall provide off-street parkin;, space at the
place of ingress to such premises for at least 20 cars for each
wash line, aM at the place of egrean frcr: each prenlnem for at
least 3 cars. ?
10. No person licensed under this Dy-law for classification C shall
have, keep, store, exhibit or offer for sale such cars unless such
cars are enclosed within a buildin--er enclosed behind a fence of
sufficient height and construction so that none of the cars stored
on the premises shall be visible to a person six feet tall, standing
at the grade level of the nearest roadway and distantACO feet from the
nearest lot line, provided that in no event shall the fence be less
than seven feet in height, unless such automobile bears a certificate
of mechanical fitness certifyin.- that it is mechanically fit, as
laid down in section 49 of the Highway Traffic Act P.S.O. 1960
and subsequently man-+. =to thereto,
By-law read a first, second and third time this 5th day of
Nesvember 1972.
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THE, CORPORATION OF THE
j TOWNSHIP OF PICKERIN
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A by-law to license and regulate the operators
of public garage within the Township of Pickering.
WHEREAS paragraph 131 of Section 354 (1) of The Municipal Act, R.S.O, 1970
C. 284 provides that by-laws may be passed by councils of the local municipalities
for licensing and regulating the operators of public garages including
automobile service stations as defined in Clause A of paragraph 132 of the
said Section 354, and for fixing fees o" such licenses, and for revoking
such licenses and for imposing penalties for breaches of such by-laws and
for the collection thereof;
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED BY THE 14UllICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING AS FOLLOWS;
1. In this by-law
(a) "Council" shall mean the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Pickering.
(b) "rotor vehicle" shall have the same meaning as defined in
Section 1 (17) of The Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1970 C. 202
(c) "public garage" shall include all those establishments listed
in Column A hereunder and each such establishment which may
be licensed under the provisions of this by-law shall be
liven the appropriate license classification or classifications
listed in Column B hereunder;
COLUMN A
Automobile Service Station as
defined in Clause (a) of paragraph
132 of Section 354 (1) of The
Municipal Act;
COLUMN D
License Classification A
Parking Station or Parking Lot
A building or place where rotor
vehicles are kept for sale or stored
A building or place where rotor
vehicles are hired or kept or used
for hire other than taxi stands and
driving schools;
A building or place wherein the
main use is the washing of motor
vehicles for compensation;
A building or place used as a motor
vehicle repair shop;
Automobile paint and
automobile body repair shop;
A building or place used for the
carrying on of the business permitted
to an automobile service station in
conjunction with some other retail
business;
License Classification B
License Classification C
License Classification D
License Classification E
License Classification F
License Classification G
License Classification H
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2, There shall be taken out by every operator of a public garage in the
Township of Pickering a license from the Council authorizing him to
carry on his business in the Township of Pickering, for which said
license the person obtaining the care shall pay to the Township of
Pickering at the time of taking out such license, the fee fixed by
this by-law, and no person shall, within the limits of "he Township
of Pickering, carry on or engage in any such business until he has
procured such license to do so,
3. Before a license is granted, the applicant therefore shall make
application to the Council through the Licensing officer upon such
form or forms as may be from ti.-ie to time prescribed by the Council
but not such application shall be required where a licenseedesires
renewal of his license if the facts and conditions relnting thereto
are the sane as when the original license was issued.
4. The Licensing Officer shall, upon receipt of the application referred
to in the next preceding section, cake or cause to be rude all
investigations which he deems necessary or which are required by law or
by the Council relative to the application, and shall transmit the
sane to the Reeve.
5. If the investigations referred to in the next precedin', section do not
disclose any reason to believe that the carrying out of the applicant's
business nay be in any way adverse to the public interest, the Council
may direct the Licensing officer to issue the Iicense.
6. The Licensing Officer, or such other person as may be designated by the
Council, shall on behalf of the Council sign all licenses issued thereby
pursuant to this by-law and such licenses shall be in such form as the
Council from time to time designates.
7. Every person obtaining a license under this by-law shall keep his
license posted up in some conspicuous place on the pre:.iises in respect
to which the license is issued, and every person so licensed shall
when so requested by any person authorized by the Council, produce
the license for inspection.
8. Any person duly authorized by the Council may at all reasonable times
during business hours inspect the lands and premises of any person who
has or is required to have a license under this by-law, and no person
who has or is required to have a license under this by-law shall
obstruct or hinder the baking of the inspection aforesaid, or cause
or permit the same to be obstructed or hindered.
9. Where two or more persons carry on or engage in partership in any of
the businesses set out in section 2 of the license v.ay be issued in
the name of one partner only, but when the application for license
is made the nacre and address of each member of the partnership shall
be set out therein, and such license shall terminate on the dissolution
of such partnership.
10. All licenses issued under this by-law shall be personal to the holder
thereof and shall not be transferred.
11. Every person applying for or holui.ng a license under this by-law shall
in such application or in carryin on or engaging in the business in
respect of which the license is issued observe, comply with and be
governed by the regulations sec out in Schedule "All to this by-law and
the said schedule shall form part of this By-law.
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12. That Council may revoke any license Issued under this by-law but
before revoking any such license the holder therof shall be
given at least 30 days notice mailed or delivered to his address
last known to the Licensing Officer and shall be permitted either by
himself of by his representative to appear before the Council to show
cause why he believes such licenses should not be revoked.
13. Notice of the revocation of any license may be given by the Licensing
Officer by registered letter mailer; to the address iven by the licensee
in his application for the license, or by comunication to the licensee
in any manner whatsoever, and upon such notice the license revoked
shall cease and terminate and be of no further effect.
14. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the provisions or requirements
of this by-law shall be liable upon conviction therefor to forfeit and
pay at the discretion of the Magistrate a penalty not exceeding $300.00
exclusive of costs for each offence. Every such penalty shall be
recoverable under the provisions of the Summary Convictions Act.
15. Every license issued under this by-law shall, artless it is
sooner revoked or forfeited, expire on the 31st day of December
in the year in which it is issued.
16. The fee for a license under this by-law shall be $2.00 for each
classification covered by such license, with a minimum fee of $5.00
17. By-law Number 2603 is hereby repealed.
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By-law read a first, second and third time this 5th day of Hawmatat" 1972.
Reeve l
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