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By-Law 2018-116 a By-Law of the City of Greater Sudbury to Amend By By-law 2018-116 A By-law of the City of Greater Sudbury to Amend By-law 2018-75, being a By-law of the City of Greater Sudbury to Amend By-law 2010-1 being a By-law to Regulate Traffic and Parking on Roads in the City of Greater Sudbury Whereas Council for the City of Greater Sudbury deems it advisable to amend By-law 2018-75 being a By-law of the City of Greater Sudbury to Amend By-law 2010-1 being a By-law to Regulate Traffic and Parking on Roads in the City of Greater Sudbury; Now therefor Council for the City of Greater Sudbury hereby enacts as follows: 1. By-law 2018-75 being a By-law of the City of Greater Sudbury to Amend By-law 2010-1 being a By-law to Regulate Traffic and Parking on Roads in the City of Greater Sudbury, is hereby amended by repealing Section 1, Schedule A and Schedule B, and enacting in their place and stead the following: "1. By-law 2010-1 being a By-law to Regulate Traffic and Parking on Roads in the City of Greater Sudbury, as amended, is hereby further amended by: (a)· repealing Schedule "H" and enacting, in its place and stead Schedule "H" as attached hereto and forming part of this By-law; and (b) repealing Schedule "U" and enacting, in its place and stead Schedule "U" as attached hereto and forming part of this By-law." 2. This By-law comes into effect upon passage. Read and Passed in Open Council this 12th day of June, 2018 - 1 - 2018-116 Page 1 of 2 Schedule "H" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Designated School Bus Loading Zones (1) (2) Highway School or Institution Agincourt Avenue (Sudbury) Ernie Checkeris Public School Anderson Drive (Walden) St. James School B11ker Street, Sudbury Landsdowne Public School Charlotte Street (Rayside) St. Charles School Charlotte Street (Rayside) Chelmsford Public School Creighton Road (Sudbury) Copper Cliff Public School Dell Street and Bruce Avenue (Sudbury) Queen Elizabeth II Public School Dennie Street (Valley East) Ecole Notre-Dame Edward Avenue North (Nickel Centre) St. Paul the Apostle School Edward Avenue North (Coniston) Ecole Notre Dame de Ia Merci Fifth Avenue (Walden) Lively District Secondary School First Avenue (Sudbury) Adamsdale Public School Francis Street (Valley East) St. Anne School Gary Avenue (Sudbury) Cyrill Varney Public School Henry Street (Sudbury) R. H. Murray Public School Herve Street (Valley East) Immaculate Conception School Leon Avenue (Sudbury) Carl Nesbitt Public School Lincoln Street (Capreol) C. R. Judd Public School Main Street- Private Parking Lot (Onaping Falls) Larchwood Public School O'Neil Dr. West (1\Jickel Centre) Ecole St-Augustin Ramsey View Court (Sudbury) Lockerby Composite School Page 2 of2 Schedule "H" to By-Jaw 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Designated School Bus Loading Zones (1) (2) Highway School or Institution Roy Street and Lamothe Street (Sudbury) Carl A. Nesbitt Public School St. Anthony Street (Valley East) Ecole St-Joseph St. Brendan Street (Sudbury) Alexander Public School St. Clair Street (Sudbury) St. Francis School St. Therese Street (Valley East) Ecole Ste-TMrese School Street (Sudbury) Copper Cliff Public School School Street and Second Avenue (Onaping Falls) Levack Public School Sixth Avenue (Walden) Ecole St-Paul Spruce Street (Nickel Centre) Northeastern Elementary School Starlight Street (Sudbury) Ecole Felix-Ricard Third Avenue (Sudbury) Pius XII School Wembley Drive (Sudbury) Wembley Public School Westmount Avenue (Sudbury) Westmount Avenue Public School Wilfred Street (Sudbury) Ecole St-Pierre William Street (Nickel Centre) St. John School Page 1 of 20 Schedule "U" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Higher or Lower Rates of Speed Than that Prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act (1) (2) (3) (4) Maximum Rate of Speed In Kilometres Highwav To Per Hour Agincourt Avenue (Sudbury) Woodbine Avenue Balmoral Drive 40 Algonquin Road (Sudbury) Pebble Hill Place Culver Crescent 40 Algonquin Road (Sudbury) Rockwood Drive 1OOm East of Tuscany 40 Trail Algonquin Road (Sudbury) Rockwood Drive 50m South of Blyth 40 Road Alice Street (Walden) Simon Lake Drive North Limit 40 Anderson Drive (Walden) Highway 536 Woodland Avenue 40 Anne Street (Walden) Henry Street Elizabeth Street 40 Arvo Avenue (Sudbury) Sparks Street North End 40 Auger Avenue (Sudbury) Hawthorne Drive Huntington Drive 40 Baker Street (Sudbury) Frood Road Montcalm Avenue 40 Bancroft Drive (Sudbury) Kingsway Entrance to Waterview 40 Apartments Bay Street (Walden) Old Highway 17 Fairbank Lake 60 Road Big Nickel Road (Sudbury) Highway 17, Lorne Street 700m north of Highway 70 17, Lorne Street Big Nickel Road (Sudbury) 700m north of Highway 17, Highway 144, Elm 80 Lorne Street Street Bloor Street (Sudbury) Montcalm Avenue Levis Street 40 Page 2 of20 Schedule "U" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Higher or Lower Rates of Speed Than that Prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act (1) (2) (3) (4) Maximum Rate of Speed In Kilometres Highway From To Per Hour Bodson Drive (Valley East) Kalmo Road 0.8 km East of 60 Hydro Road Bonin Street (Rayside) Old Highway 634 Montee Rouleau 60 Bradley Road (Rayside) Joanette Road Vermilion Lake 60 Road Brady Street (Sudbury) Douglas Street Grey Street 60 Brookside Road (Rayside) Erringto Avenue St. Onge Street 40 Brunet Crescent (Valley East) River Road Donald Street 40 Bruyere Street (Sudbury) Morin Avenue East End 40 Byng Street (Sudbury) Lorne Street Buchanan Street 40 Capreol Road (Valley East) Highway 69N North End 60 Carl Street (Valley East) Oscar Street North Limits of 40 school property Centennial Drive (Sudbury) Paris Street Ramsey View Court 40 Centre Street (Onaping Falls) West end of Centre Street Mountain Avenue 40 Charlotte Avenue (Rayside) Main Street South Limit 40 College Street (Sudbury) Frood Road Ghandi Lane 40 Coronation Boulevard (Walden) Margaret Street Sixth Avenue 40 Cote Avenue (Rayside) Highway 144 Hill Street 40 Cote Boulevard (Valley East) Radar Road 1.6 km East of 60 Dupuis Drive Page 3 of20 Schedule "U" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Higher or Lower Rates of Speed Than that Prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act (1) (2) (3) (4) Maximum Rate of Speed In Kilometres Highway From To Per Hour Cote Boulevard (Valley East) Notre Dame Avenue Skead Road 60 Countryside Drive (Sudbury) Algonquin Road 50m East of Blyth 40 Road Creighton Road (Sudbury) Godfrey Drive School Street 40 Davidson Street (Sudbury) College Street Mackenzie Stret 40 Dell Street (Sudbury) Melvin Avenue Notre Dame Avenue 40 Dennie Street (Valley East) Old Highway 69 Clyde Street 40 Dennie Street (Capreol) Meehan Avenue 60m North of 60 Hanna Avenue Deschene Road (Valley East) Old Highway 69 Gravel Drive 60 Deschene Road (Valley East) Gravel Drive 1.6 km North of 40 Gravel Drive Desmarais Road (Valley East) Gravel Drive Frenchman Lake 60 Road Dominion Drive (Valley East) 400m East of Notre Dame Avenue 60 Old Highway 69 Dominion Drive (Valley East) West Limit of 1.6 km West of 60 Velma Street Martin Road Donald Street (Valley East) River Road Brunet Crescent 40 Dora Street (Walden) Kathleen Street Mary Street 40 Douglas Street (Sudbury) Horobin Street Whittaker Street 40 Dublin Street (Sudbury) Arthur Street Attlee Avenue 40 Page 4 of 20 Schedule "U" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Higher or Lower Rates of Speed Than that Prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act (1) (2) (3) (4) Maximum Rate of Speed In Kilometres Highway From To Per Hour Dupuis Drive (Valley East) Radar Road 1.6 km North of 60 Cote Boulevard D'Youville Street (Sudbury) Levis Street South End 40 Edmund Street (Sudbury) Homewood Avenue Marion Street 40 Edward Avenue (Nickel Centre) Concession Street North End 40 Elizabeth Street (Walden) Anne Street West End 40 Elm Street (Sudbury) West Limit 550m West of 80 Ethelbert Street Ernest Street (Walden) Simon Lake Drive Alice Street 40 Errington Avenue (Rayside) Main Street Sauve Avenue 40 Fairbank Lake Road (Walden) Highway 17 North End 60 Falconbridge Highway 61 m Northeast 152m West of 80 (Nickel Centre) of Church Street Hodge Street Falconbridge Highway Kingsway 300m Northeast 60 (Sudbury) of Madison Avenue (C.N.R. Overpass) Falconbridge Highway 300m North of 61m North of 60 (Sudbury & Nickel Centre) Maley Drive Church Street Falconbridge Highway 300m Northeast 300m North of 80 (Sudbury & Nickel Centre) of Madison Avenue Maley Drive Fielding Street (Sudbury) Auger Avenue Delaware Avenue 40 Fifth Avenue (Walden) Sixth Avenue A Street 40 Page 5 of 20 Schedule "U" to By-law 2010-1 of the City of Greater Sudbury Higher or Lower Rates of Speed Than that Prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act (1) (2) (3) (4) Maximum Rate of Speed In Kilometres Highway From To Per Hour First Avenue (Sudbury) Second Avenue 100 metres south of 40 Keen Street First Avenue North West end of Elm Crescent North end of 40 (Onaping Falls) Elm Crescent Francis Street (Valley East) Michelle Drive West Limits of 40 school property Frood Road (Sudbury) 61 m North of East Limit Lot 5 60 Burton Avenue Cone. VI, Twp. of McKim Frood Road (Sudbury) College Street Ghandi Lane 40 Frood Road (Sudbury) Dupont Street 160m South of 40 Burton Avenue Garson-Coniston Road Highway 17 400m South of Maki 80 (Nickel Centre) Road Garson-Coniston Road 400m South of Maki Road 200m North of Maki 60 (Nickel Centre) Road Gary Avenue (Sudbury) LaSalle Boulevard North End 40 Gilman Street (Sudbury) Victoria Street Spruce Street 40 Godfrey Drive (Sudbury) Power Street North End 40 Public Roadway Gordon Lake Road South Limit South End 80 (Onaping Falls) Highway 144 Graham Avenue (Walden) Simon
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