Examples of PTHIA in a sentence
Under the authority of the PTHIA, the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) may issue permits for the purpose of controlling and regulating buildings, land use, business establishments, encroachments, entrances, plantings, signs and miscellaneous structures and installation on or within MTO’s control area adjacent to a provincial highway.
MTO may attach such conditions to these permits as MTO deems necessary to achieve the intent of the PTHIA.
In addition to all the applicable municipal requirements, any proposed development located within MTO’s permit control are under the PTHIA will also be subject to MTO review and approval prior to the issuance of entrance, building and land use permits.
Under the authority of the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act (PTHIA), Highway 34 has been designated as a King’s Highway, and Highway 417 as a Controlled Access Highway.
That the City of Hamilton and the Ministry of Transportation – Ontario, enter into an agreement pursuant to subsection 2(3) of the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, RSO, 1990 c P.50 as amended (PTHIA) in order to formalize authorization for the new pedestrian crossing structure over Highway 403 in the vicinity of the Mohawk Road/LINC/403 Interchange.
The terms of this Agreement are hereby deemed to be terms of a Permit from the Ministry to the Corporation, pursuant to section 38(11) of the PTHIA, allowing the Path to be located within the Highway property limits, and the Path shall be subject to the authority of the Ministry accordingly.
The 2nd Defendant could have done better than that so that the Court is ably assisted to reach a just and fair decision.
In addition to all the applicable municipal requirements, all proposed development locations adjacent to, and in the vicinity of, a Provincial highway within the Province’s permit control area under the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act (PTHIA) will also be subject to Provincial approval.
Mod D (d)) (d) In addition to the above, all proposed development located adjacent to and in the vicinity of a provincial highway within the Ministry of Transportation’s (MTO) permit control area under the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act (PTHIA) will also be subject to MTO approval.
May 2005 FOREWORD Highway Improvements necessitated by land development (Development) within the Ministry of Transportation’s (MTO) permit control area, as specified in the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.50 (PTHIA), will generally be the responsibility, financial and otherwise, of landowners, developers and/or municipalities (Proponents).