Section
14-2-101. Alcoholic beverages.
14-2-102. Camping.
14-2-103. Deprivation of use and enjoyment.
14-2-104. Destruction of property.
14-2-105. Fires.
14-2-106. Fireworks, firearms, explosives.
14-2-107. Horses.
14-2-108. Litter.
14-2-109. Meetings.
14-2-110. Model airplanes, rockets, and the like.
14-2-111. Picnics.
14-2-112. Profit-making activities.
14-2-113. Selling.
14-2-114. Sound amplification equipment.
14-2-115. Traffic.
14-2-116. Vehicle repairs.
14-2-117. Wild animals; wildlife management agreement.
14-2-118. Animals in parks.
14-2-119. Boat ramps in parks.
(a) Permit. A person may not camp in a park in other than a designated area and without a permit issued by the Director.
(b) Sanitation. Campers shall keep camping areas clean. Garbage, refuse, and rubbish shall be placed in receptacles provided for that purpose.
(c) Installation of permanent facilities prohibited. A person may not install permanent camping facilities or dig or level the ground at a campsite in a park.
(1985 Code, Art. 19, § 2-102)
(a) Applicability. This subsection does not apply to construction projects or maintenance performed on park land or structures.
(b) Prohibitions. A person may not:
(1) tamper with, mar, deface, remove, or destroy an official sign;
(2) damage, use without authority, or remove an installation, fixture, equipment, or vehicle in or from the park;
(3) cut, pull up, burn, carve, or in any manner mutilate, misuse, or damage any tree, shrub, plant, grass, or flower on park grounds; or
(4) intentionally destroy, injure, deface, remove, or disturb soil, rocks, or mineral formations unless incidental to a permitted activity.
(1985 Code, Art. 19, § 2-104)
(a) Prohibitions. A person may not:
(1) build a fire in a park except in a fireplace or other facility constructed for a fire; or
(2) use a charcoal grill or a gasoline or gas stove without written permission from of the Director.
(b) Additional regulations relating to fire hazards. Smoking or the building of fires may be prohibited in parks or limited by the Director whenever in the Director's judgment a potential fire hazard exists.
(c) Liability for damages. A person who builds a fire in a park except in a fireplace or other facility constructed for a fire is responsible for damage and expense caused by carelessness.
(1985 Code, Art. 19, § 2-105)
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