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MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTY
BYLAW NO. 26/23
PARKS BYLAW
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Mountain View County
Province of Alberta
Bylaw No. 26/23
A BYLAW OF MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTY IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO PROVIDE FOR THE
CONTROL AND OPERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVES, MUNICIPAL RESERVES, PARKS, AND
CAMPGROUNDS.
SECTION 1 - AUTHORITY
1.01
The Municipal Government Act, Chapter M-26 Statues of Alberta 2000, and amendments
authorizes to pass a Bylaw respecting all matters pertaining to services provided by Mountain
View County (the "County").
1.02
The Council of Mountain View County wishes to establish regulations for the control and
operation of County owned Environmental Reserves, Municipal Reserves, Parks and
Campground.
1.03
The Council of Mountain View County wishes to establish penalties and procedures for non-
compliance with the regulations established.
1.04
Therefore, the Council of Mountain View County, in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled,
enacts as follows:
1.05
This Bylaw may be cited as the "Parks Bylaw".
SECTION 2 - DEFINITIONS
2.01
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:
a.
"Aircraft" includes any type of device designed to carry persons or objects through the air
in powered or powerless flight;
b.
"Animal" means a domestic animal and includes an animal that is wild by nature but has
been domesticated;
c.
"Bylaw Tag" means a notice or form having printed wording approved by the Chief
Administrative Officer to any person alleged to have breached any provision of this bylaw,
and the said notice shall require the payment to the County in the amount specified in this
bylaw or in the Traffic Safety Act, as amended or the regulations pursuant to the Provincial
Offences Procedure Act, as amended;
d.
"Camping Accommodation Unit" means:
(i)
a tent
(ii)
a trailer
(iii) a tent trailer
(iv) a motor home
(v)
a van
(vi) a truck camper
(vii) a passenger vehicle
e.
"Campsite" means a designated/assigned/allotted campsite in a park or campground
designated as an individual campsite under this Bylaw;
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f.
"Cannabis" has the meaning given to that term in the Cannabis Act (Bill C-45, An Act
respecting Cannabis and to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, the Criminal
Code and other Acts, 1st Session, 42nd Parliament, 2017);
g.
"Council" means the Council of Mountain View County;
h.
"County" means Mountain View County;
i.
"Day Use Area" means a park, or portion thereof, designated by Council for use by park
patrons between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., unless otherwise posted;
j.
"Environmental Reserve" (ER) - means a part of a land parcel designated as an
environmental reserve as defined under section 664(1) of the Municipal Government Act
and as per section 676(1), environmental reserves must be left in its natural state or be
used as a public park;
k.
"Firearm" means any device that propels a projectile by means of explosion, spring, air,
gas, string, wire or elastic material or any combination of those things;
l.
"Fireban" means a general fire prohibition as authorized by Council under the County's
Fire Bylaw;
m. "Firework" means the Fireworks listed in Section 36(2)(f) of the Federal Explosives
Regulation 2013.
n.
"Highway" means a highway as defined in the Traffic Safety Act;
o.
"Liquor" means liquor as defined in the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act;
p.
"Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined in the Traffic Safety Act;
q.
"Municipal Reserve" means land designated as municipal reserve by reason of any
subdivision approval or by Council, pursuant to the Municipal Government Act;
r.
"Off-Highway Vehicle" means an off highway vehicle as defined in the Traffic Safety Act;
s.
"Park" means land designated as park, campground, day use area or recreation area by
the Council;
t.
"Park Officer" means a person employed by a Park Operator;
u.
"Park Operator" means a person that has entered into an agreement with Council to
operate a County owned park. In the event that the operation of a park is not contracted,
Mountain View County will by default act as the Park Operator;
v.
"Peace Officer" means a Community Peace Officer as appointed under the authority of the
Alberta Peace Officer Act and employed as such by Mountain View County or the Sheriffs
Branch, Conservation Officers appointed under the Wildlife Act, or a member of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police;
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w.
"Violation Ticket" means a summons violation ticket issued under the Provincial Offences
Procedures Act.
SECTION 3 - COUNCIL
3.01
Council may
a.
Subject to the Traffic Safety Act, control and prohibit the movement of vehicular,
pedestrian and other traffic by means of signs and notices designated and erected by it;
and;
b.
Designate and erect other signs and notices governing and prohibiting activities that are
provided for in this Bylaw;
c.
Undertake the removal of vehicles in compliance with the Traffic Safety Act;
d.
Close any part of any park permanently, or for a specified period of time;
e.
Subject to the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act, prohibit the use of liquor in any part of
any park for a specified period of time;
f.
Subject to the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act, prohibit use of Cannabis in an area
through bylaw;
SECTION 4 - PARK OFFICERS
4.01
Council may appoint Park Operators and a Park Operator may appoint Park Officers, necessary
for the administration of this Bylaw.
4.02
Park operator and officers must be clearly identified by attire, including the corporate logo
(County or Contractor).
4.03
Peace Officers and Park Operators have the same powers that are conferred on a Park Officer
under this Bylaw.
4.04
For the purpose of administering the Bylaw, Park Officers and Park Operators only have
jurisdiction in the Park that they were designated, and may:
a.
Enter on and inspect any land, road structure or work in a park; or
b.
Order the repair, alteration, improvement, evacuation or removal of, or addition to any
unauthorized structure or work in a park; or
c.
Order any person in a park to cease or refrain from any action, omission or conduct that
in the opinion of the Park Officer is an offence, dangerous to life or property, or detrimental
to the use and enjoyment of the park by other people; or
d.
Require any person in a park to inform a Park Officer of
(i)
their name, birth date, address and their occupation , and
(ii)
their intended use of the park; or
e.
Remove from a park
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(i)
any person making an unauthorized use of the park; or
(ii)
any person failing to comply with any provisions of this Bylaw; or
(iii) any person creating a nuisance or disturbance or committing a trespass or any
undesirable act.
f.
Prohibit a person from entering, or being in a park, for a specified period of time;
g.
Prohibit the entry of a motor vehicle into any part of the park.
SECTION 5 - ABANDONMENT AND SEIZURE OF VEHICLES
5.01
Seizure of vehicles will be in accordance with the Traffic Safety Act.
SECTION 6- PARK PATRONS
6.01
Orders of Park Officer
a.
No person shall fail or refuse to comply with a lawful order or request of a Park Officer.
b.
No person shall obstruct or hinder a Park Officer in the execution of their duties.
c.
No person or group who has been removed from a park pursuant to this Bylaw shall, within
the following Seventy-Two (72) hour period, enter or attempt to enter that park or any
other Park or Day-Use area owned by Mountain View County.
d.
No person who has been prohibited from a park pursuant to this Bylaw shall enter or
attempt to enter that park without permission of the Park Operator.
e.
A Park Officer may cancel a permit if the holder of the permit contravenes this Bylaw and
the holder of the permit and other persons associated with them shall vacate the park
within one hour of being notified of such.
f.
No person shall enter or remain in any park or portion of a park where travel or access
restrictions have been imposed under this Bylaw.
6.02
Quiet and Peaceful Enjoyment
a.
No person shall interfere with the quiet and peaceful enjoyment of a park by others.
b.
Quiet hours are 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Generators and other loud appliances and
equipment are prohibited during the quiet hours, unless otherwise posted.
6.03 Fires
a.
No person shall contravene the provisions or orders of the Fire Bylaw.
b.
No person shall:
(i)
leave a fire unattended or allow it to spread; or
(ii)
dispose of hot coals, ashes, embers or any burning or smoldering material in a place
other than a stove, fire pit or other place provided for that purpose; or
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(iii) leave a fire, hot coals, or smoldering materials without extinguishing them prior to
leaving the campsite or the park.
(iv) Set, light or maintain a fire in a park except in a fireplace, pit or other facilities
designed for that purpose.
c.
No person shall set, light or maintain a fire in a park or part of a park, where signs or
notices have been erected prohibiting such acts.
d.
Where the Park Operator is of the opinion that a fire hazard exists in a park, after receiving
permission from the Chief Administrative Officer or designate may, by erecting signs and
notices for the purpose, prohibit the setting, lighting or maintaining of fires in all or part of
the Park.
6.04
Vehicles
a.
No person shall operate a motor vehicle, within a park except:
(i)
on a Highway; or
(ii)
with written authorization from Mountain View County, in the case of an area that is
not a Highway.
b.
No person shall:
(i)
Within a park, operate or ride an off highway vehicle or any other such specialized
means of conveyance, whether motor driven or propelled by human power;
(ii)
Subsection (i) above does not apply to bicycles, vehicles designed to assist the
physically challenged or special circumstances exempted by the Park Operator and
approved by Mountain View County.
(iii) Subsection (i) does not apply to off-highway vehicles involved in park maintenance
and operations.
c.
No person shall park or leave a motor vehicle, boat, trailer or camping accommodation
unit or permit a motor vehicle, boat, trailer or camping accommodation unit to be parked
or left in a park other than in parking areas designated for that purpose by the Park
Operator.
6.05
Park Entry
a.
A person engaging in an activity under this Bylaw shall pay the fee in respect to that activity
that is required and set by Mountain View County.
b.
A person who enters a park shall comply with:
(i) any lawful order and instructions made or issued pursuant to this Bylaw, and
(ii) the instructions, prohibitions and directions prescribed by all signs and notices.
6.06
Nuisances
a.
A person using a park shall keep the land and improvements in a condition satisfactory to
a Park Officer.
b.
A person vacating a park shall restore the land and improvements as nearly as possible,
to a clean and tidy condition.
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c.
If, in the opinion of a Park Officer, a nuisance exists the Park Officer may order the person
causing the nuisance to abate the nuisance or remediate the site, or both.
d.
Where a person fails to comply with an order made pursuant to Subsection (c) above, the
Park Officer may take whatever steps are necessary to address or abet the nuisance or
remediate the site, or both, and the cost of doing so is recoverable from the person
who failed to comply with the Order as a debt.
e.
No person shall display or post any signs or advertisements in the park other than signs
and advertisements approved by Mountain View County or the Park Operator.
f.
No person shall remove, deface, damage or destroy any sign board, sign or notice posted
or placed in any park, under authority of this or any other Bylaw or Act.
g.
No person shall deposit liquid or solid waste matter in a park, except in a receptacle
provided for that purpose by Mountain View County.
h.
No person shall bring commercial or residential waste matter into a park for disposal.
i.
In areas in a park where waste disposal receptacles or areas are not provided, all park
users shall carry any waste produced by them out of the area, for disposal.
j.
No person shall bathe, clean clothing, fish, cooking or eating utensils, vehicles, camping
accommodation unit or other equipment at or near a drinking fountain, stand pipe, well or
pump in any park.
k.
No person shall remove water from a park except for their personal use and/or their party
in their camping accommodation unit.
l.
No person shall leave food out unattended that can attract wildlife.
6.07
Camping
a.
No person shall remain overnight in a park:
(i)
except in an area designated for overnight use, unless otherwise authorized by a Park
Officer, and
(ii)
unless they have a valid permit under this Bylaw to do so.
b.
Subsection (a) shall not apply to holders of Seasonal Permits at Westward Ho that have
made prior arrangements with the Park Operator.
c.
Where a campground within a park is developed with individual campsites, only the
following motor vehicles and camping accommodation units are permitted to be kept in
an individual campsite unless a Park Officer gives written permission to the contrary:
(i)
two motor vehicles, that are not a camping accommodation unit;
(ii)
in addition to the motor vehicles referred to in clause (i), one camping
accommodation unit of any kind, including a camping accommodation unit that is a
motor vehicle;
(iii) in addition to the camping accommodation unit referred to in clause (ii) above, one
tent may be permitted at the discretion of the Park Operator.
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d.
No person in whose name is issued a permit for use of an individual campsite shall bring
into or permit to remain on the subject campsite more vehicles or camping
accommodation units than are permitted by Subsection (c).
e.
No person who is visiting a person camped in an individual campsite, shall remain at the
campsite after the posted day use hours or 11:00 p.m., whichever is earliest.
f.
A person visiting a person camped in an individual campsite, shall park their motor vehicle
in a designated area.
g.
Not more than six (6) people may occupy an individual campsite unless they are all
members of a single-family unit.
h.
Subsection (g) shall not apply to group sites.
6.08
Liquor and Cannabis
a.
No person shall contravene the provisions of the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act, and
regulations.
b.
No person shall possess open liquor, other than at their campsite.
c.
No person may use Cannabis, other than at their campsite
(i)
No person may use Cannabis at their campsite in the event that their campsite is
within 5 meters of a playground, a sports or playing field or in any area or place
restricted by the Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Act.
d.
When a Park Officer encounters a person committing an offence under Subsection (a), the
Park Officer may direct the person to dispose of the liquor or cannabis.
6.09
Firearms/Fireworks
a.
No person shall discharge a firearm in a park.
b.
A person who is in possession of a firearm in a park shall ensure that the firearm is
unloaded and either disassembled or cased, and stored in compliance with the provisions
of the Criminal Code of Canada and the Firearms Act.
c.
This Section does not apply to Peace Officers engaged in the performance of their duties.
d.
No person shall, detonate explosives or other explosive devices or set off fireworks in a
municipal reserve, environmental reserve, park or day use area:
(i)
except as necessary for pest control, under the direction of Mountain View County.
6.10
Damaging Parks
a.
No person in any park shall:
(i)
remove, destroy, mutilate, deface, or climb upon any building, structure, fixture or
chattel; or
(ii)
plug, tamper with, or in any way damage plumbing, electrical, heating, or other
fixtures.
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b.
No person in any park shall:
(i)
cut, break, bend or any way injure or deface any turf, tree, shrub, hedge, plant, flower
or park ornament; or
(ii)
walk, stand, or sit on any flower bed; or
(iii) walk upon any lawn or garden where signs are posted prohibiting persons from so
doing; or
(iv) dig in the earth or remove any tree, plant, shrub, or any equipment or any kind that is
fixed or growing thereon, or plant trees, shrubs or other potentially invasive plants
without written permission from the Park Operator.
c.
No person shall deface, injure or destroy any object in a park, whether created by natural
means or otherwise.
d.
No person in any park shall construct piers, permanent barbecues, fences, obstructions
or buildings.
6.11
Business Operations
a.
No person shall carry on a business in a park unless they have received permission from
the Park Operator for that purpose.
SECTION 7- PERMITS
7.01
Mountain View County, or designate may issue individual campsite permits, day-use permits
and group camping permits under this Bylaw.
7.02
Mountain View County may provide designated areas within its parks for camping and day-use
purposes.
7.03
A sign or notice shall be posted at or near the entrance to the park requiring persons to obtain
a permit as prescribed.
7.04
No person shall enter an area, without a permit, when permits are required by the County.
7.05
Permits shall be issued on a first come, first served basis except in that portion of a park in
which a campsite reservation system is in effect.
7.06
No person shall:
a.
alter a permit; or
b.
transfer a permit to another person
7.07
The holder of a permit shall keep it available for inspection at any time and shall produce it for
inspection on the request of a Park Officer.
7.08
At the time of issue of a group permit, the Park Operator may make the permit subject to any
conditions the Park Operator considers appropriate.
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a.
On the expiry or cancellation of a camping permit, the permit holder shall ensure that the
campsite is vacated and that all camping accommodation units, equipment and other
property belonging to them or persons in their group are removed.
SECTION 8- ANIMAL CONTROL
8.01
No person having the custody or control of an animal shall bring the animal into a park or allow
the animal to enter or remain in a park unless it is in a cage or is restrained by a leash, chain
or other device that is not greater than 2 meters in length.
8.02
No person having custody or control of an animal shall bring into or allow an animal to enter
or remain in or on any area in a park that is:
a.
a designated swimming area; or
b.
a beach area adjacent to a designed swimming area; or
c.
a public washroom, change house, concession, public shelter, or other public building or
structure; or
d.
an area where signs are posted prohibiting animals.
8.03
An owner whose animal defecates on park property shall remove forthwith any defecated
matter.
8.04
A Park Officer may refuse to admit to a park or require to be removed from a park any animal
if in their opinion, it is not under the control of a responsible person or may be a nuisance or
damage to the life, safety, health, property or comfort of any person in the park.
8.05
A Peace Officer or any other person acting under a Peace Officer's supervision may capture an
animal running at large in a park.
8.06
Where the owner or person having custody claims a captured animal from a Peace Officer or
designate, they shall pay any fines imposed and impoundment fees charged for the
impoundment of the animal.
8.07
No action shall be taken against any person acting under the authority of this Bylaw for
damages for destruction or other disposal of any animal.
SECTION 9- DAY USE AREAS
9.01
No person shall occupy a day use area between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., unless
the area is otherwise posted.
9.02
Fires, Firework and Explosives are not permitted in Day Use Areas.
a.
Except as necessary for pest control, under the direction of Mountain View County.
9.03
Use of Liquor and Cannabis are not permitted in Day Use Areas.
9.04
No Hunting is Permitted in Day Use Areas
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SECTION 10- MUNICIPAL RESERVES AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVE
10.01 No person shall alter the natural state of a Municipal or Environmental Reserve unless
authorized by County Chief Administrative Officer or designate.
10.02 No person shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, waste as defined in the Environmental
Protection and Enhancement Act, on a Municipal and Environmental Reserve.
10.03 Unless authorized by Council, no person shall erect a building, fence, or other structure on a
Municipal or Environmental Reserve.
a.
When it is discovered that a structure has been erected on a municipal reserve, the Chief
Administrative Officer (CAO) or designate may cause it to be removed and disposed of,
and
b.
The owner of the structure shall be liable for the costs of removing the structure and other
related costs.
10.04 No person shall camp on a Municipal or Environmental Reserve, unless otherwise authorized
by the Chief Administrative Officer or designate.
10.05 No person shall ignite Fires, Fireworks or Explosives.
a.
Except as necessary for pest control, under the direction of Mountain View County.
10.06 No person shall operate an off-highway vehicle on a Municipal or Environmental Reserve.
10.07 No person shall hunt any animal, or discharge a firearm, on a Municipal or Environmental
Reserve.
a.
The County Chief Administrative officer or designate may authorize a person to hunt, or
discharge a firearm on a municipal reserve or portion thereof.
b
Section 10.07 does not apply to Peace Officers engaged in the performance of their
duties.
SECTION 11- PENALTIES
11.01 Any person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and is liable on
summary conviction to a fine of not more than Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
($2,500.00) and not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and in default of payment is
liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six (6) months.
a.
Where a Peace Officer believes that a person has contravened any provision of this Bylaw,
they may serve upon such person a Violation Ticket in accordance with the Provincial
Offences Procedure Act.
b.
The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of a provision of this Bylaw is
the amount shown in Schedule "A" of this Bylaw in respect of that provision.
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11.02 Where any person contravenes the same section of this Bylaw twice within one Twelve (12)
month period, the specified penalty payable in respect of the second contravention shall
double in the amount as shown in accordance with Schedule "A".
a.
A notice or form commonly called a Bylaw Tag having printed wording approved by the
Chief Administrative Officer, may be issued by a Peace Officer to any person who has
contravened any provision of this Bylaw or its regulations.
b.
The penalty in lieu of prosecution applicable to any contravention of this Bylaw, to be used
when issuing a Bylaw Tag shall be the same as the specified penalty shown in Schedule
"A".
c.
A person who has been served with a Bylaw Tag in relation to a contravention of this
Bylaw, and who has paid the penalty provided within the time allowed shall not be liable
to prosecution for the subject offence.
11.03 A Bylaw Tag shall be deemed to be sufficiently served:
a.
if served personally on the accused; or
b.
if mailed by regular mail to the address of the owner or person accused
11.04 If a motor vehicle, off highway vehicle, aircraft, boat or trailer or camping accommodation unit
is involved in a contravention of this Bylaw, the owner of that motor vehicle, off highway
vehicle, aircraft, boat or trailer or camping accommodation unit is guilty of an offence unless
they prove to the satisfaction of the court that at the time of the offence the motor vehicle, off
highway vehicle, aircraft, boat or trailer or camping accommodation unit was not being
operated or used by them..
SECTION 12- GENERAL
12.01 Each section of this Bylaw shall be read and construed as being separate and severable from
each other section. Furthermore, should any section or part of this Bylaw be found to have
been improperly enacted, for any reason, then such section or part shall be regarded as being
severable from the rest of this Bylaw and the Bylaw remaining after such severance shall be
effective and enforceable.
12.02 Schedule "A" to this Bylaw may be amended, by Council and any such amendment shall form
part of this Bylaw.
SECTION 13- REPEAL OF BYLAW
13.01 Bylaw No. 21/18 is hereby repealed.
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SECTION 14 - EFFECTIVE DATE
14.01 This Bylaw shall come into effect at such time as it has received third (3rd) reading and has
been signed in accordance with the Municipal Government Act.
Read the first time this 11th day of October 2023.
Read the second time this 11th day of October 2023.
Read the third time this 25th day of October 2023.
Reeve
Chief Administrative Officer
October 26, 2023
Date of Signing
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SCHEDULE " A "
Mountain View County's Specified Penalties
Offence Under
Section
Offence
Penalty
6.01 (a)
Fail to comply with lawful demand of park officer
$400.00
6.01 (b)
Obstruct park officer
$500.00
6.01 (c)
Re-entering/attempting to re-enter park following removal
$250.00
6.01 (d)
Re-entering/attempting to re-enter park following prohibition
$250.00
6.01 (f)
Enter/remain in park where access restricted
$100.00
6.02 (a)
Interference with rights of others to peace and quiet
$150.00
6.03 (b)(i)
Leaving fire unattended
$250.00
6.03 (b)(ii)
Improper disposal of burning material
$250.00
6.03 (b)(iii)
Not extinguishing fire before leaving
$250.00
6.03 (b)(iv), 9.02,
10.05
Starting fires in undesignated area
$250.00
6.03 (c), 9.02,
10.05
Starting fires when prohibited
$250.00
6.04 (a)
Operating vehicle off designated roadways
$100.00
6.04 (b)
Operating off highway vehicle where prohibited
$100.00
6.04 (c)
Parking vehicle in non-designated area
$100.00
6.05 (b)
Fail to follow lawful order/instructions/directions of sign
$100.00
6.06 (b)
Restore land to clean and tidy condition
$100.00
6.06 (e)
Display or posting of unauthorized signage/advertisements
$100.00
6.06 (f)
Removal; defacing, or damage of signs
$100.00
6.06 (g)/(h)
Improper disposal of waste matter
$100.00
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6.06 (j)
Bathing or cleaning of self or utensils at or near water pumps
$100.00
6.06 (k)
Removing water from park
$100.00
6.06 (l)
Leaving food out unattended
$100.00
6.07 (a) i
Camping where prohibited
$100.00
6.07 (d)
Bring, permit or allow to remain more vehicles or camping
Accommodation units than permitted.
$100.00
6.07 (e)
Visitor park at campsite after posted time or 11:00pm
$100.00
6.07 (f)
Visitor park in non-designated area
$100.00
6.07 (g)
More than six people occupy campsite
$100.00
6.08 (a)
Contravene Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act
$250.00
6.08 (b), 9.03
Possess liquor in prohibited area
$250.00
6.08 (c), 9.03
Use Cannabis in a prohibited area
$250.00
6.09 (a)
Discharge of firearm
$250.00
6.09 (b)
Unsafe/improper storage of firearm
$250.00
6.09 (d), 9.02
Detonate explosives/fireworks in park
$200.00
6.10 (a)
Vandalism of county property
$250.00
6.10 (b)
Vandalism of environment
$250.00
6.10 (c)
Deface, injure or destroy object in Park
$250.00
6.10 (d)
Unauthorized construction
$250.00
6.11 (a)
Unauthorized carrying on of business
$250.00
7.04
Failure to obtain permit/register when required
$100.00
7.06 (a)
Alter permit
$100.00
7.06 (b)
Transfer permit to another person
$100.00
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Bylaw #26/23
Parks Bylaw
7.07
Fail to have permit available for inspection
$100.00
8.01
Animal not restrained
$100.00
8.02
Bring animal into unauthorized area
$100.00
8.03
Owner failing to clean up after dog.
$100.00
9.01
Occupy day use area during prohibited hours
$250.00
10.01
Alter the natural state of a Municipal or Environmental Reserve
$250.00
10.02
Deposit waste on a municipal or environmental reserve
$250.00
10.03
Erect a structure on a municipal or environmental reserve
$250.00
10.04
Camp on a municipal or environmental reserve
$100.00
10.06
Operate an off-highway vehicle on a municipal or
environmental reserve
$100.00
10.07 (a)
Hunt/discharge a firearm on municipal or environmental
reserve
$250.00