City Of Hamilton Advisory For Bermuda Day

May 23, 2013

The City of Hamilton issued the following advisory for Bermuda Day

Camp Notes:

  • ‘Camps’ can be set up from 1am on May 24 and a responsible adult must stay at the site from the time it is set up.
  • Ropes, chains or any other type of barriers must not be used to cordon off the sidewalk and streets as this is a trip hazard and could cause serious injury to a pedestrian.
  • The ‘camps’ must be set up so as not to stop pedestrians moving freely along the sidewalk. This includes anyone in a wheel chair or individuals pushing strollers.
  • Spray paint, duct tape, permanent markers or any other substance cannot be used to deface buildings, sidewalks or streets. Anyone found defacing property could be subject to a fine to offset the clean up costs.
  • Please place all garbage in the bins provided.

The Sinclair Packwood Memorial Cycle Race [through the city]:

  • Entering Front Street at the eastern city boundary in a westerly direction to the junction of Queen Street, north on Queen Street, east on Church Street and north on Cedar Avenue. The finish line for the cyclists will be on Cedar Avenue outside the Leopards Club

Junior Classic [starts in the city]

  • Commences at 9.30am at the eastern end of Front Street in a westerly direction to the junction of Queen Street, then north on Queen Street, east on Church Street, north on King Street, west on Victoria Street and north on Cedar Avenue to the city boundary.

Marathon Derby [through the city]:

  • Will follow the same route as the Junior Classic. Starts at 9:00am

Roads closed on the parade route

  • The parade starts at 1.30pm and will travel the following route: Dutton Avenue to Marsh Folly, west to St. John’s Road, south [Cedar Avenue] to Church Street, east to Court Street, south to Front Street, west to Queen Street, north to Church Street, east to Dismont Drive, ending at City Hall Car Park.

The following streets will be closed:

  • Queen Street – Church Street to Front Street between 8:45am and 8:30pm;
  • Burnaby Street – Front Street to Church Street between 8:45am and 8:30pm;
  • Cedar Avenue – Church Street to city boundary between 8:45am and 6:00pm;
  • Parliament Street – Front Street to Dundonald Street between 8:45am and 6:00pm;
  • Court Street – Front Street to Dundonald Street between 8:45am and 6:00pm;
  • King Street – Front Street to Dundonald Street between 8:45 am and 11:30 am;
  • Front Street – Bermudiana Road to King Street between 8:45 am & 6:00 pm;
  • Reid Street – Queen Street to King Street between 8:45 am & 6:00 pm;
  • Church Street – Queen Street to King Street between 8:45 am & 6:00 pm;
  • Victoria Street – Wesley Street to King Street between 8:45am and 11:30am;
  • Dundonald Street – Washington Street to Brunswick Street between 11:30am and 6:00pm;
  • From the Par-la-Ville Road North roundabout to Brunswick Street between 8:45am and 6:00pm.

Parking

  • There will be no parking on Thursday, May 23 from 10:00pm through Friday, May 24 at 10:00pm in the following locations:
  • No. 1 Car Park – food stalls and vendors only.
  • No. 5 Car Park – food stalls and vendors only.
  • City Hall Car Park will be closed.
  • City Hall Rear Car Park is designated reserved parking for vendors and entertainment only.
  • Albuoy’s Point – vendors only.

There is no parking from 6:00am to 4:00pm on Friday May 24, 2013 on the following streets:

  • Queen Street – Front Street to Church Street
  • Burnaby Street – Front Street to Church Street
  • Cedar Avenue – Church Street to the City Boundary
  • Court Street – Front Street to Church Street
  • King Street – Front Street to Victoria Street
  • Front Street – Queen Street to King Street
  • Church Street – Queen Street to King Street
  • Victoria Street – Wesley Street to King Street

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  1. Y-Gurl says:

    Not going to happen C of H already ductape all over the place and it always has and always will happen, your “enforcement” powers are zero unless you intent to clamp my deck chair

  2. Miguelito says:

    Leave your duct tape at home, girl. Have a nice Bermuda Day.

  3. The Fact says:

    You can put your tape down but don’t expect for it to stay. Its first come first serve at 1 am and if you not there, kiss your spot good bye. Regardless if your family been there for “years”. Rules r Rules.

    And for those who want to cause conflict over this, keep it up and C of H will start charging you all for the spots.

    Have a Good Holiday :)

    • Y-Gurl says:

      Portable parade meters……great idea.