Western Sydney Parklands Regulation 2019
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13 Driving and parking vehicles
13 Driving and parking vehicles
(1) The Trust or the Chief Executive may—
(a) designate part of Trust land for use for the purpose of driving or parking vehicles by a sign displayed on or near the area, and
(b) regulate the parking of vehicles on any part of Trust land by a sign displayed on or adjacent to the Trust land concerned.
(2) A person must not do any of the following on Trust land, except with the written permission of, and in the manner approved by, the Trust or the Chief Executive—
(a) drive, ride, stand or park a vehicle other than on a sealed road or on part of Trust land designated under subclause (1),
(b) cause or permit a vehicle to be driven, ridden, stood or parked on a lawn, grass, parkland, green, garden, footpath or cycle track unless the area is designated for that purpose under subclause (1),
(c) drive, ride or park a vehicle contrary to, or act contrary to, a sign approved by the Trust or the Chief Executive that regulates the movement or parking of vehicles or the movement or confinement of animals,
(d) park a vehicle on a part of Trust land in contravention of a sign displayed in accordance with this clause,
(e) park or leave a vehicle outside the times designated as gate opening times under clause 11,
(f) park or leave a vehicle during a vehicle-free period under clause 12.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.
(3) Subclause (2) does not apply to or in respect of—
(a) a vehicle that is on Trust land outside the times designated as gate opening times under clause 11 in accordance with a permission referred to in that clause, or
(b) a vehicle that is on Trust land during a vehicle-free period under clause 12 in accordance with a permission referred to in that clause.
(4) Without limiting the way in which the Trust or the Chief Executive may grant a permission referred to in subclause (2), permission may be granted—
(a) by public notice, including by notice published on a website maintained by the Trust, or