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S.L. 363.176 · Outdoor Activities Within The Locality (S.L. 363.176)

S.L. 363.176 Art. 4Motor vehicles. Authorisation. Information. Cleaning. Fees. Revocation. Authorisations for Tal-Magħluq.

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No person may drive or cause a motor vehicle to be parked on any beach without the prior written authorisation of the Council given in terms of these bye-laws. 5.1 The Council may, on an application made by any person, on the form shown in the First Schedule to these bye-laws, grant an authorisation for an activity to be held in the locality: Provided that any authorisation shall be subject to such conditions which the Council may deem fit to impose. 5.2 When submitting an application, an applicant shall provide sufficient information to allow the Council to consider the application and shall in particular indicate the type of activity, the date and time of the activity, the area where the activity shall take place and the number of participants for whom the activity is intended. The applicant should indicate the site where the activity is taking place on a site plan. 5.3 Every applicant shall be responsible for the cleaning of the site following the activity. 5.4 No application shall be considered unless the applicant pays a fee to the Council of three euro (€3) for a group of up to twenty-five (25) persons and twenty euro (€20) for a group of not less than twenty-six (26) and not more than fifty (50) persons. 5.5 Notwithstanding the provisions of these bye-laws, the

Council may revoke a permit granted in accordance with these bye-laws, at any time, if this would be necessary for public order: Provided that if the Council revokes a permit, the applicant shall be entitled to a refund of the fee paid in respect of the application for such permit; 5.6 Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this bye-law, the Council may, on the application of any person who holds a berth in the area within the locality known as Tal-Magħluq, which application shall be made to the Council on the form shown in the Second Schedule to these bye-laws, give an authorisation to such person to enter with a motor vehicle in the said area. Such authorisation shall be given for a maximum period of one year and shall be in the form shown in the Third Schedule to these bye-laws. No fee may be levied for any such authorisation: Provided that a permit given in accordance with this bye-law, may be renewed upon expiry.