This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A person, not
being the occupier of the land abutting on that lawn or garden, shall not,
without the consent of that occupier, drive or stand a vehicle or animal upon
a lawn or garden planted in a street pursuant to these by-laws.
(2) Where a complaint
brought under this by-law is in respect of the driving of a vehicle upon a
lawn or garden, if the pavement of the carriageway adjoining the lawn or
garden does not exceed 5.5 metres in width, it is a sufficient defence to the
complaint to show that —
(a) the
wheels of one side only of the vehicle passed over the lawn or garden; and
(b) it
was necessary to drive upon the lawn or garden, in order to pass another
vehicle then being driven or standing on the pavement of the carriageway.
(3) A notice served
under subsection (2) of section 669C of the Act in respect of an
offence against this by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form 1 in the
Schedule to these by-laws.
(4) Subject to
sub-bylaw (5) of this by-law an infringement notice served under
section 669D of the Act in respect of an offence against this by-law
shall be in or to the effect of Form 2 in the Schedule to these by-laws.
(5) An infringement
notice served under subsection (2) of section 669D of the Act in
respect of an offence against this by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form
3 in the Schedule to these by-laws.
(6) A notice sent
under subsection (5) of section 669D of the Act withdrawing an
infringement notice served under that section in respect of an offence against
this by-law shall be in or to the effect of Form 4 in the Schedule to these
by-laws.
[(7) Deleted by
Gazette 25 March 1977 p.890.]
[By-law 12 amended by Gazette
12 February 1971 p.416; 21 June 1974 p.2096;
25 March 1977 p.890.]