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The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee today approved a new Access By-law to help regulate the construction, use and maintenance of private approaches and to clarify the work property owners can undertake on their driveaway or laneway that crosses into the City’s right of way. The new by-law would replace the current Private Approach By-law. The new by-law would replace the current Private Approach By-law. It allows for modest driveway expansion or private walkways through the right-of-way, ensures consistent oversight, introduces flexibility for staff to address the...