The ordinance codified in this chapter is known as "Rogers Park."
A.
It is the purpose of this chapter to preserve the natural character
and beauty of Rogers Park. Let it be known henceforth and forever
that the people of Kittery set aside this parcel of land as an area
to enjoy nature and promote the protection of wildlife and unique
species of vegetation that inhabit the area, to be preserved for future
generations for the common good.
B.
Rogers Park means the two plots of land, consisting of approximately
27 acres and known today as "Rogers Park," that were deeded September
30, 1958, to the "Inhabitants of the Town of Kittery" for the consideration
of $1 by Richard J. Rogers, Esther F. Hibbard, Helen W. Johnson, and
Charlotte S. McClintock.
A.
No person may remove, injure or otherwise damage or deface any
thing, plant material, sign, marker, bench or structure within Rogers
Park. The disposition of any artifact found within the park is determined
by the Town Council. Use of metal detectors or similar devices is
prohibited. "Paint-ball" activities and materials are prohibited.
B.
Littering is prohibited. A carry-in, carry-out policy is in
effect.
D.
No person may start or allow to burn any fire within the bounds
of Rogers Park.
E.
Excepting the designated area, no motor vehicles are allowed except in conformance with Chapter 12.8.
This chapter is enforced by the Police Department. The Kittery
Conservation Commission is responsible for the management of Rogers
Park.