By-law 2024-142: A by-law to authorize an agreement with the Director of Public Works for street resurfacing services
By-law 2024-142 was passed by Council on October 28, 2024. This by-law gives the City the legal authority to enter into an agreement with the Director of Public Works for street resurfacing services.
Purpose and main provisions
The main purpose of this by-law is to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign an agreement with the Director of Public Works. This agreement covers the planning, scheduling, and execution of street resurfacing projects across Wrenford. It outlines how the City will manage the work, allocate funding, and ensure that all resurfacing meets provincial and municipal standards.
Who it applies to
This by-law applies to City staff, particularly the Public Works department and the Director of Public Works. It does not place new rules on residents, but it does affect the schedule and methods used for resurfacing streets in residential and commercial areas. Residents may notice temporary traffic changes or road closures during the work.
Fines and penalties
Because this is an administrative by-law that authorizes a city service agreement, it does not include fines or penalties for the public. By-law Enforcement Officers do not enforce this specific by-law.
When it takes effect
This by-law took effect immediately upon its passage on October 28, 2024. It remains in force until the agreement is completed, amended, or replaced by a new by-law.
Amendments and repeals
This by-law does not amend or repeal any previous by-laws. It stands on its own as an authorizing measure for the resurfacing program.
Certified copy
You can review the full text of By-law 2024-142 at Wrenford's online by-law search or by visiting the City Clerk's office at Wrenford City Hall, 100 Mercer Street. A certified copy is available from the Clerk's office upon request.