No person shall commit any willful, malicious or wanton injury or damage
to any property owned by the Town of Walpole, including all school buildings
and the contents therein; all trees, bushes, shrubs and other greenery upon
or within the public lands of the Town; or buildings and all structures and
containers authorized to be upon those grounds; and all walls, fences and
other barriers owned by the Town and constructed for the purpose of protecting
or enclosing or improving land, shrubbery or structures. No person shall injure,
mark with any substance or in any other way disturb the normal condition of
any gravestone, marker, monument, other structure of decoration within any
cemetery or burial place, or other public place.
No unauthorized person shall remain upon the grounds of any public building
or within a public building within the Town, between dusk and dawn unless
they are using the facilities during an authorized public building event.
Any person found to be committing a trespass hereunder pursuant to MGL c.
266, § 120, and who refuses to move from the grounds of a public
building or from within a public building when requested by a police officer
may be detained without a warrant by a police officer as prescribed under
MGL c. 266, § 120.
[Amended 5-11-2005 SATM, Art. 44]
A. No person shall, without proper authority or permission
from the Board of Sewer and Water Commissioners or their agent, intermeddle
with or willfully break or injure any water line, Town drain, sanitary sewer
or appurtenances.
B. No person shall deposit any foreign solid or liquid material
so as to endanger any Town drains, sanitary sewers or water supply.
No person shall, without proper authority, intermeddle with or willfully
break any arc lamp, globe or incandescent lamp, or any insulators, or attachments
used to carry wires within the limits of any public way or place in the Town.
For the purpose of this chapter, the penalty for violation of any provision
of this bylaw shall be a fine of not more than $200 for each day said violation
exists, unless otherwise specified in the General Laws of the Commonwealth.