| Block Parties, Road Races
and Parades
Parades,
road races, street and block parties are events enjoyed by adults
and children alike. A little time and preparation is all that is
needed to ensure that these events go smoothly.
If a full or partial road closure is necessary for your event,
the Corporation of the City of Brampton requires you to fill out
a road closure application and, once approved, obtain a road occupancy
permit. You application must be submitted at least six weeks prior
to your event.
To get an application form contact the City of Brampton, Works
and Transportation Department, Traffic Engineering Services, 2 Wellington
St. W. Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 4R2 or click
here to download the PDF form. (requires
Adobe
Acrobat Reader)
Checklist of Requirements
All of the following may or may not apply in all situations. Contact
Works and Transportation Department for details.
- To obtain, install and remove all necessary signing and barricading
as per the standards indicated (see Required Signs and Barricades)
to physically close the road in a safe manner and according to the
instructions and satisfaction of the Public Works Commissioner.
- To clean the road in a thorough manner satisfactory to the Works
and Transportation Commissioner immediately following completion
of the event.
- To ensure that no fire will be permitted within the road allowance.
- To provide a petition signed by all those residents who are
directly affected by the event, indicating either concurrence or
disagreement with the proposed event.
- To notify immediately prior to, and upon termination of, the
closure to the following authorities:
- Peel Regional Police: 905-453-3311
- Brampton Fire and Emergency Services: 905-456-5788
- Peel Regional Ambulance Services: 905-459-3424
City of Brampton’s Responsibilities
The Works and Transportation Department will:
- Circulate the request to the Peel Regional Police, Brampton
Fire and Emergency Services, Brampton Transit (if necessary) and
the City’s Road Maintenance Division for review and their
comments. Note: The Police may interview the applicant to discuss
issues such as organization, noise and alcohol use.
- Receive comments and prepare a report for consideration by City
Council.
Advise you of Council’s decision.
- When your application is approved, Works and Transportation
will issue a “Road Occupancy Permit”.
Required Signs and Barricades
The
TC-53A or 53B Barricades shall be used for short term road
closures to prevent vehicular traffic from entering the designated
area.
The Road Closed Sign (RB92) shall be used where a roadway must
be temporarily closed and traffic must utilize an alternate route.
To obtain barricades and signs call: 905-458-4888.
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