[Res. 2013-07, 6/3/2013, § 1]
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Play or recreation grounds in the Township shall be established from time to time in the manner hereinafter provided, and shall be owned by the Township. The Recreation Committee is hereby authorized to acquire, by agreement or lease, suitable sites for play or recreation grounds, provided that it shall not obligate the Township for the payment of money for rental or purchase price without a previous specific appropriation for such purpose. The Recreation Committee shall also submit to the Township a plan for recreational improvements within the Township that it so desires funding to accomplish.
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The Recreation Committee shall purchase and install such suitable appliances and apparatus as it may deem wise and expedient for the proper equipment of the play or recreation grounds, out of such funds as are appropriated from time to time for such purposes. The Recreation Committee shall employ such persons as it shall deem necessary for the proper care of such play or recreation grounds and such competent persons as it may see fit for the purpose of superintending and directing the play of the children using such play or recreation grounds.
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The Recreation Committee shall further make such suitable rules and regulations as it may deem expedient for the proper conduct of such play or recreation grounds. The Recreation Committee is also further empowered to enter into agreement with any association having for its object the establishing and maintaining of playgrounds, for the joint maintenance, equipment and use by the Township and such association, of the play or recreation grounds established by the Township. The Recreation Committee shall further have authority to make suitable agreements with the school district of the Township for the use of the playgrounds of the school district.
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Such play or recreation grounds shall be under the charge, direction and control of the Recreation Committee, and it shall have full power for the conduct of the same except where specifically limited by ordinance.
[Res. 2013-07, 6/3/2013, § 2]
1. 
All day-use areas are open to the public from dawn to dusk unless otherwise posted.
2. 
Hunting, trapping and the discharging of any type of firearm, airgun, slingshot, explosive, fireworks, or bow and arrow is prohibited, unless otherwise permitted.
3. 
Pets are permitted provided they are on a leash not exceeding six feet in length and attended at all times and must be controlled to the extent that they will not cause injury to any person, another person's property, or molest, or injure wildlife. The owner or handler of any domestic animal shall immediately clean up and properly dispose of any domestic animal feces.
4. 
Trash, garbage, and all other litter shall be placed in containers provided for this purpose, and shall be limited to materials accumulated during use of the facility. Glass containers are prohibited in all Township parks.
5. 
Open fires are permitted only in properly designated areas. Hot coals from charcoal grills shall be disposed of in a safe manner. Fires shall be attended at all times, and shall be fully extinguished prior to leaving the area. A large or uncontrolled fire is prohibited.
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The removal, molesting, harassing, disturbing, injuring, or damaging of anything natural or physical, whether animate or inanimate on land or in water, or defacing, destroying, altering, or removing any man-made object is prohibited. The feeding of wildlife, including waterfowl, shall be prohibited in all Township-owned parks.
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Drivers of motor vehicles conforming to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code shall not exceed five miles per hour and shall only use roads and parking areas open to the public, and shall not block gates or other traffic. Unlicensed vehicles and snowmobiles are prohibited except in designated areas. The use of motorized pedalcycles, motorcycles, or other types of non-licensed motor vehicles is prohibited. The use of a motorized wheelchair operated by a person with a disability shall be permitted.
8. 
Boisterous, immoral or indecent conduct is prohibited.
9. 
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Employees and/or authorized representatives of the Township and the North Lebanon Township Police Department reserve the right to inspect coolers, ice chests, or any other containers for alcoholic beverages and/or glass containers.
10. 
Swimming, wading, or wading to fish in the waters of the park is prohibited unless otherwise designated.
11. 
Horseback riding is prohibited in all parks.
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No person shall sell or offer for sale any merchandise, article, or any item whatsoever in any Township park or Township-operated recreation area. This regulation shall not apply to authorized concessionaires who have obtained the applicable licenses and/or permits.
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No person or persons shall wash, wax, or do any type of mechanical repairs to their vehicle.
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Bicycles shall yield to pedestrians and shall stay to the outside of the trail.
15. 
Throwing stones, sticks, or any discarded material into any waters is prohibited.
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Any person who violates any park regulation or rule or disregards lawful instructions or warnings given by an authorized representative of the Township may be directed to leave the park area. This section does not preclude prosecution or other legal action under the applicable laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, West Lebanon Township.
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Any person refusing to leave the park area after receiving an order for lawful cause to leave from an authorized person, or a person who received a notice by certified or registered mail or a personal service banning such person from entering or using any park facility for a period to be determined by the Township and has not filed a notice of appeal regarding such order and further ignores such notice and returns, shall be in violation of this Part.
18. 
No bare feet are permitted in the parks.
[Res. 2013-07, 6/3/2013, § 3]
1. 
Whoever violates any provision of this Part shall be fined not less than $50 nor more than $300, and/or shall be imprisoned not more than 90 days.
2. 
Furthermore, nothing in this Part shall be deemed to in any way limit the right of the Township to revoke the privilege of an offender to use the parks and enforce that revocation under the appropriate Commonwealth criminal trespass statutes.