THE EUNDEVILLE PARADB ACX'
REOUUTION~
(under metion 2)
Tha Mandeville Parade Regulatiom, 1949
MANDEVILU PARADE
THE MANDEVILLE PARADE ACT
REGULATIONS
(under section 2)
(Made by the Parish Council on the 8th day of June, 1949 and
approved by the Governor in Executive Council on the 2nd day
of September, 1949)
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1. These Regulations may be cited as the Mandeville Para& Regulations, 1949.
2 In these Reguhtions"the Council" means the Parish Council for the parish of Manland enclosed by low walls, situated and lying with the
limits of the Mandeville Parade;
"tho Council" means tho Parish Council for t
b parish of Man&ester;
"the Mandevilla Parade" means the area described in the Schedula. Bcbcdd.
3. No person other than an officer of the Council or a person employed by the Council in or about any work in connection with the improvement or maintenance of the Mandeville Parade, or the servant
of any such last-mentioned person, or a person authorized in writing
by the chairman of the Council, shall drive, wheel, or place. or cause
to be driven. wheeled or placed, any barrow, cart, truck or wheeled
vehicle of any description whatsoever. on or over any of the pathways
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the Cecil QLar1ton Park.
4. No person shall cause or suffer any horse, ass, mule, bull, ox,
cow, heifer, steer, calf, sheep, goat, hog, pig or sow, belonging to h i .
or under his control, or in his charge or custody, to stray or be at large
on any part of the Mandeville Parade.
5. No person shall a,
post or paint any bill, placard or notice af
any kind or for any purpose whatever, on any wall enclosLe any
portion-of the Cecil C'slarlton Pask or eithm d them, or upon any tree,
building or o h r erection within the Mandeville Parade, excep4 in or
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lnchuion of thb pa80 i(l authorized by L.N. 160119841
THE MANDEVILLE PARADE REGULATIONS, 1919
upon such places as the Council may from time to time allocate or
approve for the purpose, and before any bill, placard or notice is
a x e d , posted or painted on any part of any private premise& the permission of the owner of suah prernise-s shall be fint had and obtained.
6. No person shall throw, deposit or leave any paper, empty
cigarette box, filth, rubbish or refuse, or the rind or skin of any fruit
on any part of the Mandeville Parade.
7. No person shall paint, write, cut, carve or in any manner inscribe
letters, figures or marks upon or otherwise disfigure or deface any wall,
fence or other struoture or erection in or on ithe Mandeville Parade.
8. No person other th'an an officer of the Council, or a .person employed by the Council in or abdut any work in connection with the
improvement or maintenance of the Mandeville Parade or the servant
of any such last-mentioned person, or a person authorized in writing
by the chairman of the Council, shall cut, pluck or uproot any tree,
bush or flower growing in the Mandeville Parade.
9. No person shall injure or destuoy any tree, bush or flower growing
in the Mandeville Parade, nor shall any person damage the surface of
the Cecil Charlton Park or either d them in my m m e r whatsoever.
10. No person shall wheel into, or erect or place on any part of the
Mandeville Parade, any booth of any construction or kind used or
intended to be used for any purpose whatsoever.
11. No person shall(i) effect any repairs to any motor vehicle save and except
to make ternpry rapairs to any motor vehicle ltyre
which may be necessary for the removal of the said
motor vehicle from the Mandeville Parade or shall
wash or clean any motor vehicle or shake any carpet.
rug or mat or any other thing used in a motor vehicle
on any p t of the Mandeville Parade;
(ii) place any clothes or other things for the purpose of
drying or bleaching the same in any part of the
Mandeville Parade;
(iii) manufacture my ice cream in the Mandevik Parade.
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THE. U A N D E V l L L E P A R A D E REGULATIONS. 1949
12. No person shall do, aid in or abet any act or thing which may
tend to the injury or disfigurement of, or interfere with the maintenance
of a state of cleanliness, or the preservation of good order, within the
Mandeville Parade or any part thereof.
SCHEDULE
(Regulation 2)
The entire area which is butted north on the northern boundaries of Park
Crescent and the mad leading past the Police Station , t o the Baptist Church
respectively; south on the market wall scd entrance, the northern boundary
of the Post Office and the north wall of the qhurchyard, south-west on the
boundary wall of the Manchester School premises; east on Compton House,
a straight line along the,western end of Hotel Street, the eastern boundary
of Park Crescent and a straight line running from the southern end thereof
across Manchester Road to the market gate; west on the western boundary of
Park Crescent and
straight line projected from the southern end thereof to
the Manchester School.
the boundary wall
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