Byelaws - The Tye
Byelaws made under Section 164 Public Health Act 1875 by the Parish Council of East Hanningfield with respect to a Village Green.
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East Hanningfield Tye - The Registered Village Green |
1. Throughout these byelaws the expression “the Council” means the Parish Council of East Hanningfield and the expression “the ground” means the Tye.
2. An act necessary to the proper execution of his duty on the ground by an officer of the Council, or by any person or servant of any person employed by the Council, shall not be deemed an offence against these byelaws.
3. A person shall not in the ground without reasonable excuse:- (i) climb any wall or fence in or enclosing the ground or any tree or any barrier, railing, post or other erection; (ii) remove or displace any wall or fence in or enclosing the ground or any barrier, railing, post or seat or any part of any erection or ornament or any implement provided for use in the laying out or maintenance of the ground.
4. A person shall not except in pursuance of a lawful agreement with the Council, or otherwise in the exercise of any lawful right or privilege bring or cause to be brought on to the ground any beast of draught or burden or any cattle, sheep goats, or pigs or any horse, donkey or pony other than an unshod pony on a leading rein.
5. A person shall not cause or suffer any dog belonging to him or in his charge to remain on the ground unless such a dog be and continue to be under proper control, and be effectively restrained (i) from causing annoyance to any person; (ii) from worrying or disturbing any animal.
6. (i) A person shall not except in the exercise of any lawful right or privilege bring or cause to be brought on to the ground any barrow, truck, machine, or vehicle other than- (a) a wheeled bicycle or other similar machine; (b) a wheel-chair or perambulator drawn or propelled by hand and used solely for the conveyance of a child or children or an invalid. Provided that where the Council set apart a space on the ground for the sue of any classes of vehicle this byelaw shall not be deemed to prohibit the driving in or to that space by a direct route from the entrance to the ground of any vehicle of the class for which it is set apart. (ii) A person shall not except in the exercise of any lawful right or privilege ride any bicycle or other similar machine on any part of the ground.
7. A person shall not affix any bill, placard, or notice to or upon any tree or to or upon any part of any building, seat or other erection on the ground.
8. A person shall not except with the consent of the Council erect any post, rail, fence, pole, tent, booth, stand, building, or other structure on the ground.
9. A person shall not on the ground intentionally obstruct, disturb, or annoy any other person in the proper use of the ground, or intentionally obstruct or disturb and officer of the Council in the proper execution of his duty, or any person or servant of any person employed by the Council in the proper execution of his duty.
10. Every person who shall offend against any of the foregoing byelaws shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds.
11. Every person who shall infringe any byelaw for the regulation of the ground may be removed therefrom by any officer of the Council, or by any constable, in any one of the several cases hereinafter specified: that is to say- (i) Where the infringement of the byelaw is committed within the view of such officer or constable, and the name and residence of the person infringing the byelaw are unknown to and cannot be readily ascertained by such officer or constable. (ii) Where the infraction of the byelaw is committed with the view of such officer or constable and, from the nature of such infraction, or from any other fact of which such officer or constable may have knowledge or of which he may be credibly informed, there may be reasonable ground for belief that the continuance on the ground of the person infringing the byelaw may result in another infraction of a byelaw, or that the removal of such person from the ground is otherwise necessary as a security for the proper use and regulation thereof. REPEAL OF BYELAWS
12. The byelaws relating to the ground which were made by the Parish Council of East Hanningfield on 5th. September, 1979 and confirmed by the Secretary of State on 14th. December, 1979 to come into operation on 1st. January, 1980 are revoked on the date these byelaws come into operation. Signed: Alan G. Dixon Chairman 14th. July, 1986 A. Holland Vice Chairman 14th. July, 1986 The foregoing byelaws are hereby confirmed by the Secretary of State and shall come into operation on the 22nd. day of January, 1987. Signed by authority of the Secretary of State Q.J. ThomasAn Assistant Under-Secretary of State6 JAN 1987Home OfficeLONDON, SW1.
