How long can a trailer be parked in one spot on the street?
Trailers can park for 72 hours, but they must be attached to the towing vehicle. After 72 hours, you must move the vehicle to an off-street location for a period of not less than 72 hours before it can be parked on the street again (Traffic Bylaw 02/2005).

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1. What is the difference between Community Peace Officers and RCMP?
2. Can a Community Peace Officer write speeding tickets?
3. What is the speed limit in town?
4. What is a traffic control device?
5. Can I park a vehicle in the back alley?
6. Are vehicles allowed to idle?
7. Where can I pay a ticket?
8. Can I park my recreation vehicle / motor home / utility trailer on my driveway?
9. How long can a trailer be parked in one spot on the street?
10. Can I wash my vehicle on my driveway or road?
11. How soon after a snowfall do I have to shovel my sidewalk?
12. Do I need to maintain the boulevard that borders my property?
13. Does the Town have a Noise Bylaw?
14. Can I have a clothesline in my yard?