Parking Control

A person shall not stop or park a vehicle:

• On a sidewalk or boulevard, or in a way that obstructs or encroaches on a sidewalk
• In a parking space designated for the use of persons with disabilities, unless the vehicle displays a valid handicap placard on the inside rearview mirror
• Within five metres of a stop sign or yield sign
• Within 1.5 metres of a private road, driveway, or access to a garage
• On a designated snow route when a parking ban has been declared
• In a restricted residential parking area without an authorized permit displayed on the inside rearview mirror
• A commercial vehicle exceeding 8,000 kilograms and/or 12.5 metres in overall length on a private driveway or roadway other than a truck route
• Within five metres of a crosswalk
• At any location where a sign prohibits stopping or parking
• In such a manner as to block, obstruct, impede, or hinder pedestrian or vehicle traffic
• On a roadway with an expired licence plate
• In an alley, unless a sign allows parking
• In any manner other than both right wheels of the vehicle being no more than 0.5 metres from the right curb
• Detaching a trailer from a vehicle and parking it on a roadway
• In any location identified as a fire lane, emergency access zone, or otherwise designated for the use of emergency vehicles

• May 1 — Oct. 15: Recreation vehicles can be parked on a front driveway of a private property as long as the sidewalks are not blocked. Some exceptions may apply for side and rear lots.
• An RV is defined as a motor home, camper, travel trailer, tent trailer, or boat.
• Fine: $500
• Contact: Planning & Development at (780)-980-7177
• Land Use Bylaw

• Trailers must be attached, and RVs cannot be parked for over 72 hours or returned within 48 hours.
• An RV is defined as a motor home, camper, travel trailer, tent trailer, or boat.
• Fine: Fines start at $72; vehicle can be towed
• Contact: Enforcement Services (780)-980-1537
• Traffic Bylaw