abolish the parking regulations for commercial and rvs in kl
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This by-law is bs!!!!
who passed this law
Re: who passed this law
www.kirklandlake.ca
March 18, 2014
Moved by: Councillor Todd Morgan Seconded by: Councillor Tom Barker
That Bylaw 14-031 being a bylaw to amend the Town’s Zoning Bylaw: Commercial Vehicles in Residential Zones, be read a first, second and third time, enacted and passed.
Carried.
Funny thing is one of these counsellors parks a large trailer in his yard for the majority of the summer. Hmmmm maybe the bylaw officer should go knocking on his door first?!
Re: Re: who passed this law
#6: Guest - Re: who passed this law
did a little bit of digging around, 411 of one of the council members that passed this bylaw gave me an address, on the same block one of the council members lives on there are 3 RV's and 3 boats.
https://www.google.ca/maps/@48.158432,-80.02747,3a,75y,163.28h,76.71t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1stzarb6XN17tfC_PUYN7RVg!2e0!6m1!1e1
park it outside to wash and clean up there going to give me a ticket that's just stupid .as Forrest Gump said "STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES
Let's Band Together! Any Takers?
HHN isn't needed
Re: Let's Band Together! Any Takers?
#10: Mark - Let's Band Together! Any Takers?
yes when ?
THE NEW TOWN BYLAW
The new town BYLAW . ..."Is that promoting tourism ? What do you think ?
Fern
Intolerance is unacceptable.
Does anyone know how to read?
Re: Does anyone know how to read?
#20: Literate - Does anyone know how to read?
quotes below from the news article. I can read just fine. Basically i cant park a rv in my driveway then park my car infront of my house. I also now require a fence if i park one in my own back yard. You speak of commercial vehicles. how many local business have construction trailers for their renovation business. Crema, Haskins, KPG. This will directly affect them and discourages people from moving to kirkland lake to enjoy the amazing outdoor life the area has to offer. the second quote line shows they arent done with the bylaw yet. If i hire a contractor to renovate my house will he not be able to park his trailer with his tools on my property while the work is being completed?
"not more than two commercial or recreational vehicles, must have required residential parking in addition to space taken up by commercial or recreational vehicle, commercial or recreational vehicle must be parked behind front building line, and vehicle is screened by an opaque fence having a height of no less than 1.8 metres."
"he new bylaw does not affect vehicles parked on the street but council was assured that will be addressed when the parking bylaw is tweaked as it is currently being reviewed."
Re: Does anyone know how to read?
#20: Literate - Does anyone know how to read?
This is definately a good way to prove your point buddy. "Rv's"/Calling anyone illiterate is just too ironic. Please leave the internet before you accidentally let your name loose for public ridicule.
As for the actual issue we're dealing with; if you go back and read the original post, you might pick up the bit about a 1.8m fence that will/is required to cover your commercial and recreational vehicles. No one in their right minds will waste their time and money putting up a decent fence, and worst case ontario, I'll build a shanty fence made of tin and pallets.
It just creates more fighting
My neighbour and I have had disputes about my RV in the past, but this by law does not affect me in it's current state I park it in front of my house on the street. However when the police are called because they think I'm violating the by law, I will gladly point out his assigned company vehicle is parked in his driveway forcing him to park a personal vehicle on the road(or the other way around) which the by law does affect. No one wins, this just further escalates the fighting in my situation
We know how to read just fine maybe you should read it again , if it does't concern the RV why do you mentioned it ? The people who got a small lot and don't have a back yard big enough to park an RV , if the lot is more wide than deep the only place to park is on the side of the garage than what ??????
Pauline
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