Exclusive Zones for Barbecues
Table of Provisions (7)
Statutory Text (7 Articles)
L.C.B.L. 15 /04/2011
LOCAL COUNCILS ACT
(CAP. 363)
Exclusive Zones for Barbecues
(Birżebbuga Local Council) Bye-Laws, 2011
IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 34, 35(8) and
60 of the Local Councils Act, the Birżebbuġa Local Council has
made the following Bye-Laws:-
1 The title of these Bye-Laws is the Exclusive Zones for
Barbecues (Birżebbuġa Local Council) Bye-Laws, 2011.
1.2 These Bye-Laws shall come into force on publication.
Exclusive zone for barbecues within the Birżebbuġa locality
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In these Bye-Laws, unless the context otherwise
requires:-
“the Act” means the Local Councils Act;
“barbecue” includes cooking or roasting of foodstuffs,
which is carried out in any manner, including by means of
naked fire or through gas or by any other means;
“the Council” means Birżebbuġa Local Council;
“exclusive zone for barbecues” means the area with a
defined boundary as shown in the Schedule to these Bye-
Laws;
“locality” means the Birżebbuġa locality;
“residents” include both those persons who are
permanently resident in the locality as well as those who are
temporary residents.
Barbecues may only be organised in the exclusive zone
for barbecues designated by the council as shown in these Schedule
to these Bye-Laws.
1 Places in these zones shall be taken on the basis of the
first come first served principle.
4.2 No authorisation is required from the Council to
organise barbecues within the exclusive zone established by these
Bye-Laws.
4.3 No music is allowed to be played whatever the means
used, which can be heard at a distance of not more than ten metres.
1 Any person who is in breach of any of the provisions
of these Bye-Laws, or who fails to abide by any condition
made by the virtue of these Bye-Laws, shall be deemed to have
committed a contravention and shall, on conviction, be liable to
a fine (ammenda) of not more than seventy euro (€70) for such
contravention.
5.2 In addition to the penalty stipulated in bye-law 5.1 , the
Council may order the guilty person of a breach to carry out the
necessary repairs to the Council’s satisfaction.
5.3 The Council shall have the right to carry out the
necessary repairs at the expense of the guilty person.