[Adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Lumberton 9-21-2010 by Ord. No. 2010-7-008. Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Parks and recreation areas — See Ch. 213.
The preamble to this article stated as follows:
WHEREAS, No person shall operate a skateboard on
the premises of any Township-owned property in violation of a sign
complying with this section.
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WHEREAS, Areas in which skateboarding is prohibited
must be indicated by one or more signs which are positioned to provide
actual or constructive notice and which contain the words "No Skateboarding"
or any other word or combination of words indicating that skateboarding
is prohibited.
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WHEREAS, No person shall operate a skateboard in,
upon, or on the grounds of Lumberton Municipal Complex or any Township-owned
parking facility.
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WHEREAS, No person shall operate a skateboard in
violation of a sign erected by the city or other governmental entity
prohibiting or regulating skateboarding.
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WHEREAS, No person shall operate a skateboard on
or against any Township-owned table, bench, structure or tennis court
or other improvement which may suffer damage by such use.
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WHEREAS, No person shall use or place a ramp, jump,
or any other device used to force a skateboard off the pavement on
the grounds of any Township-owned parking lot or park; and
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WHEREAS, Sign placement for the restricted areas
shall be approved by resolution.
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All of the provisions of the whereas clauses set forth above
are incorporated herein by reference as if set forth at length and
those provisions shall be a portion of the adopted legislation.[1]
Upon proper posting of a sign indicating that no skateboarding
is to occur in an area at any particular location, any person using
a skateboard on such lands owned and/or under the supervision and/or
control of the Township of Lumberton shall be in violation of this
article.
[Amended 12-5-2019 by Ord. No. 2019-19]
Any person, firm, corporation, association or legal party whatsoever who shall violate, or authorize or procure a violation, or cause to be violated, any provision of this chapter shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable as provided under § 1-11 governing general penalty provisions. If the state requires, limits or expands potential minimum or maximum penalties in contradiction to this chapter, state law shall apply.