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450 Miscellaneous .Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 1956 450 Miscellaneous .Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 208 REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO THE MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, CH. 16. No.3 ORDER MADE BY THE TRANSPORT BOARD UNDER SECTION 44c OF THE MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, AS ENACTED BY THE MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE, 1956 THE MISCELLANEOUS ROADS (UNILATERAL ALTERNATE PARKING) ORDER, 1979 1. This Order may be cited as the Miscellaneous Roads (Unilateral Alter­ nate Parking) Order, 1979. 2. No person shall cause or permit a vehicle to be or to remain parked on any road described in the first column of the First Schedule on the side of . the road mentioned in the second column of the said Schedule on the days of the week and where applicable at the times mentioned in the third column of the said Schedule. 3. No person shall cause or permit any bicycle to be or to remain parked on any of the roads mentioned in the First Schedule to this Order, otherwise than the opposite side of the road to that on which other vehicles are required by the provisions of this Order, and when so parked shall be in line and not less than two feet the one from the other. 4. Any person who contravenes the provisions of this Order is liable on summary conviction to a fine of one hundred dollars or to imprisonment for three months. 5. The Orders mentioned in the Second Schedule to this Order are hereby revoked. FIRST SCHEDULE PART A COUNTY OF CARON! Road Side of Road Day of Weem and Time where Applicable 1. Southern Main Road, Chaguanas between .Eastern - Tuesday, Thursday, Longdenville Junotion and Chaguanas Friday Fly-over Western Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2. That portion. of Southern Main Road, Northern Tuesday, Thursday, Couva whioh lies between Isaao Junotion Saturday and Carli Bay Road Southern Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday ,--- -------------------------------- - ---------------,--,----- ----­ Miscellaneous Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 451 Road Side oj Road Day oj Week and Time where Applicable 3. That portion of the Southern Main Road'l Couva which lies between the 20! mile post Eastern Tuesday, Thursday, and Isaac Junction Saturday 4. That portion of the Southern Main Road'Jwestern Sunday, Monday Couva which lies between the Carli Bay Wednesday, Friday Road and Railway Station Road, California PART B COUNTY OF MAYARO Nil PART C COUNTY OF NARIVA Nil PART D COUNTY OF ST. ANDREW Northern Sunday, Tuesday, } 1. Eastern Main Road, Sangre Grande Thursday, Saturday Southern Monday, Wednesday, Friday PART E COUNTY OF ST. DAVID Nil PART F COUNTY OF ST. GEORGE EAST 1. That portion of Abercromby Street, fEastern Tuesday, Thursday, St. Joseph in the County of St. George Saturday which lies between the Eastern Main Road Western Sunday, Monday and Riverside Road j Wednesday, Friday Eastern Tuesday, Thursday, 2. Southern Main Road Curepe in the Ward } Saturday of St. Ann's Western Monday, Wednesday Friday Eastern Tuesday, Thursday 3. Tunapuna Road, Tunapuna } Saturday Western Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday 4. That portion of Sorzano Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Prince Street and St. Joseph Street Northern Monday, Wednesday, 5. That portion of Broadway in the Borough Friday of Arima which lies between Queen Street and Prince Street Southern Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 6. That portion of Gunapo Street in the Borough of Arima which, lies betweenJ Prince Street a.hCl Temple Street 452 Miscellaneous Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 PART F-Oontinued Road Side of RO[l,d Day of Week and Time 'Where Applicable 70 That portion of Green Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Cocorite Road and Sto Joseph Street 80 That portion of Farfan Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Coco­ rite Road and Sto Joseph Street Northern Monday, Wednesday, 90 That portion of Hollis Avenue between Friday King Street and Pro-Queen Street Southern Tuesday, Thursday, 100 That portion of Devenish Street in the Saturday Borough of Arima which lies between Coco­ rite Road and Green Street 11, That portion of John Shaw Avenue in the Borough of Arima which lies between I Providence Circular Road and Queen Mary J Avenue 120 That portion of St. Joseph Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Hollis Avenue and Sanchez Street 130 That portion of Woodford Street in th(l Borough of Arima which lies between Hollis Avenue and Sorzano Street 140 That portion of Prince Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Broadway and Longden Street 150 That portion of Queen Street in the Borough of Arima which lies between Sanchez Street and Hollis Avenue 160 That portion of Pro-Queen Street in the Eastern Monday, Wednesday, Borough of Arima which lies between Friday Hollis Avenue and Railway Road Western Tuesday, Thursday, 170 That portion of Cocorite Street in the Saturday Borough of Arima which lies hetween Green Street and Devenish Street 180 That portion of Railway Road in the Borough of Arima which lies between Robinson Circular Road and Pro-Queen Street 190 That portion of O'Meara Road in the Borough of Arima which lies between Trinidad Government Railway Crossing I and Churchill-Roosevelt Highway 200 That portion of Industry Lane in the', Borough of Arima which lies between Hollis Avenue and Rawle Circular 210 That portion of King Street in the Borough of Arima which lies bet,W13en Homs Avenue f.l,nd Si,tllcqe71 street ' , . MisceUaneous Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 453 PART G COUNTY 011 ST. GEORGE WEST Road Side of Road Day of Week and Time where Applicable 1. Cascade Road situate in the Ward of St.) Northern Tuesday, Thursday and Ann's which commences at the intersection I Saturday, between of the St. Ann's Road with the Cascade 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Ro.ad and continues in a north-easterly \ Public Holidays not direction to a point where the said Cascade Included Road meets Coblentz Avenue. r I Southern Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Public Holidays not J Included 2. Cascade Road, from its intersection with}Northern Tuesday, Thursday, Coblentz Avenue to Spring Bank Avenue Saturday Southern Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3. Cascade Road, from Walker Avenue to}Northern Tuesday, Thursday, Knightsbridge Saturday. 4. Coblentz Avenue between St. Ann's Road Southern Monday, Wednesday, and Cascade Road Friday 5. Saddle Road in the Ward of St. Ann's) Eastern Tuesday, Thursday between the St. Clair Roundabout and its [ and Saturday junc.tion with Long Circular Road, Port-of-JWestern Sunday, Monday, Spam Friday and Wednesday 6. Prada Street,. St. Clair ... , Northern Tuesday, Thursday and ~ Saturday 7. Marli Street, St. Clair ... JSouthern Sunday, Monday, Wednesdaiand Friday 8. Pelham Street, Belmont Eastern Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Western Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 9. Braithwaite Lane, Belmont Eastern Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Western Sunday Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10. Willis Street, Belmont Northern Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Southern Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11. Winton Lane, Belmont Eastern Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Western Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12. Agard Lane, Belmont ... .. ) Northern ':!\I.esday, Thursday, and 13. Alton Street, Belmont ... ... I Satwday H. St. Francois Valley Road, Belmont}-S9lJPhem I3Wlday, Monday, between Belmont Valley llQII!c;j. a.nd)1. Wedne~(la.y M4 ffit41 B~lmo~~ <me. Roaq 454 Miscellaneous Roads (UniZateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 PART G-Oontinued Road Side oj Road Day oj Week and Time where Applicaple 15. Erthig Road between Norfolk Street and Northern Tuesday, Thursday Belmont Circular Road Saturday Southern Monday, Wednesday, Friday 16. Jerningham Avenue between Queen's Park Northern Tuesday, Thursday, East and Belmont Circular Road Saturday Southern Monday, Wednesday. Friday 17. Norfolk Street commencing at the western intersection with Belmont Circular Road and ending at its northern intersection with Eastern Sunday, Tuesday, the said Belmont Circular Road Thursday, Saturday 18. Belmont Circular Road between Belle Eau Road and Belmont Valley Road Western Monday, Wednesday, 19. Belmont Circular Road between McShine Friday Terrace and Norfolk Street 20. Belmont Circular Road between NorfOlk} Street and Belle Eau Road Northern Tuesday, Thursday, 21. Belmont Circular Road between Belmont Saturday Valley Road and Queen's Park East Southern Monday, Wednesday, 22. Belmont Circular Road between Charlotte Friday Street and McShine Terrace 23. McShine Terrace, Belmont Northern Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday Southern Sunday, Monday, Wednesday,Friday 24. Observatory Street between Charlotte Eastern Sunday, Tuesday, Street and Belmont Circular Road Thursday, Saturday Western Monday,Wednesday, Friday 25. Chancery Lane between Keate Street and Eastern Monday, Wednesday, Gordon Street Friday Western Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 26. Gordon Street between Charlotte and}Northern Sunday, Monday, Frederick Streets Wednesday, Friday 27. Gordon Street between Pembroke Street Southern Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Dundonald Street 28. New Street, Port-of-Spain between Dun. Northern Monday, Wednesday, donald Street and Victoria Avenue Friday Southern Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 29. Park Street, Port-of-Spain between Northern Tuesday, Thursday, St. Vincent and Charlotte Streets Saturday Southern Monday, Wednesday, Friday 30. Duke Street between George Street and} Piccadilly Street Northern Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 31. Duke Street between Charlotte Street and Wrightson Road 32 •. Princs· Street between Frederick Street and Southern Monday, Wednesday, Nelsop. Street _. Friday Miscellaneous Roads (Unilateral Alternate Parking) Order, 1979 455 PART G-Oontinued Road Side of Road Day of Week and Time where Applicable 33. Prince Street between Duncan Street and l Piccadilly Street, Port·of·Spain f 34. Sackville Street between St. Vincent Northern Tuesday, Thursday, Street and Wrightson Road Saturday 35. Queen Street between Richmond Street and Southern Monday, Wednesday, Chacon Street Friday 36. Queen Street between Frederick Street and I Piccadilly Street J 37.
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