Town of East Fremantle Keeping of Poultry By-law
1966GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.
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1966 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. 3 Signs, markings or notices may be placed by the Shire at any Aerodrome indicating the limits of any part of any Aerodrome set apart for any special or limited use under By-law 6 2. 4 Notwithstanding the provisions of this By-law and By-law 10 the Shire may on special occasions, for such instance, as an aerial pageant or other event of public interest, make such arrangements for the control of any Aerodrome and charge such fees for participation and for admission as it may by resolution impose. 5 No person shall bring, or permit to stray, on to any Aerodrome any horse, cattle, sheep, goat or other animal without authority from the Shire. Any such animal so found trespassing without authority may be removed from the Aerodrome by any officer or employee of the Shire, or by any other person authorised so to do. Conduct of Persons on Aerodrome. 7. Every person admitted to or being upon any Aerodrome shall whilst thereon behave himself in a proper and becoming manner and so as not to cause any annoyance or incon venience to any other person lawfully thereon; and shall obey any directions given to him by the Reporting Officer, Groundsman, Caretaker or any person acting under them, or under authority of the Shire, for the purpose of the conduct of people, the movement of people, Vehicles and Aircraft, the preservation of order, or the promotion of or the facilitation of the lawful use and enjoyment of any Aerodrome. 8. Any person, whether or not a passenger or intending passenger on an Aircraft, who the Reporting Officer, Groundsman or Caretaker may consider to be intoxicated or under the influence of liquor so as to make his presence on any Aerodrome dangerous to himself or others, or offensive to others, or otherwise undesirable, may be refused admission to any Aerodrome, or if upon any Aerodrome may be removed by the Reporting Officer, Grounds- man or Caretaker or any person acting under the direction of the Reporting Officer, Grounds- man, Caretaker or Shire. 9. A person shall not use any building, structure, convenience or amenity provided upon any Aerodrome for any purpose other than that for which it is provided or intended, or destroy, remove, obliterate, deface, alter or otherwise interfere with any fence, barrier, notice, sign, or marking designed or intended for the direction, guidance, warning, control of or information for people or Vehicles on or about any Aerodrome. Fees, Charges, etc 10. 1 The Shire may require the Owner of every Aircraft using any Aerodrome to pay fees as specified in the Schedule and approved by the Department of Aviation provided that if at any time the scale of fees permitted by the Act and Regulations to be charged for the use of an Aerodrome as a landing ground for Aircraft be less in any particular than the scale in the Schedule then the fee in any such particular shall be that which is so permitted to be charged by the Act and Regulations. 2 In the case of an Aircraft or an Owner using any Aerodrome on a regular basis the Shire may allow payment of an annual or other periodic charge in respect of the Movement of such Aircraft of such amount as the Shire may deem fit provided that such charge shall not exceed the total fees that would otherwise be payable under these by-laws in respect of the actual Movement of the Aircraft in question. 3 If any Aircraft remains on any Aerodrome for more than twenty four 24 hours a fee shall be payable as for one Movement for each day after the first day during which it so remains provided that this provision shall not apply to Aircraft parked or housed within parts of an Aerodrome that have been set aside by the Shire under By-law 4 5. 4 Every owner of any Aircraft which it is intended shall land upon or depart from any Aerodrome shall give to whichever of the Reporting Officer, groundsman or Caretaker is from time to time nominated by the Shire notice of sufficient length of time where practicable not less than one hour before the time of any anticipated Movement to enable the necessary arrangements to be made. Where extra expense is incurred by the Shire through failure to give adequate notice the Owner of the Aircraft shall on demand pay to the Shire the extra expense so incurred by the Shire. 11. 1 The fees payable under By-law 10 1 shall be payable at or before the time of the Movement of the Aircraft or at such time as may be specially fixed by the Shire; other charges and expenses under By-law 10 2, By-law 10 3 and By-law 10 4 shall be payable upon demand and for the purpose of which demand the Pilot of the relevant Aircraft shall be deemed to be the agent of the Owner. 2 Any fee charge or expense payable in accordance with these by-laws shall constitute a debt due by the Owner of the Aircraft concerned and may be recovered by the Shire from him in any court of competent jurisdiction. Parking and Standing or Vehicles on Aerodrome. 12. The Shire may designate and mark out any Car Park or Parking Stall on any part of any Aerodrome as it shall think fit and such designation or marking out shall be in such a form as the Shire thinks fit. 13. No Person shall Park or Stand a Vehicle in any part of any Aerodrome other than in a Car Park or Parking Stall designated or set apart by the Shire for that purpose. 14. The Shire may affix such conditions to the parking or Standing of Vehicles as it thinks fit including conditions as to length of time for which a Vehicle may Park or Stand or the class of Vehicle which may do so. 15. Unless a Sign shall indicate to the contrary in respect of that specific area no person shall Stand or Park a Vehicle in a Parking Stall on a road otherwise than parallel to the kerb or edge of the road as the case may be and as close thereto as practicable and wholly within such stall and headed in the direction of the movement of traffic on the side of the road on which the stall is situated. 16. Where a Parking Stall, whether in a road or Car Park, or any Car Park is reserved for the parking or standing of Vehicles of a particular class or designated for a particular use, no person, shall Stand or Park in any part of that Parking Stall or Car Park, any Vehicle other than those of the class for which the Car Park or Parking Stall is reserved or use the Parking Stall or Car Park other than in accordance with the particular use to which the car Park or Parking Stall may be put.