For the purpose of this chapter, the following words, terms
and phrases shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this section:
METAL DETECTING
The use of metal detectors, equipment, pin-pointers, digging
tools, or other ground-penetrating devices used in hunting for precious
metals, coins, artifacts or significant objects of historical, paleontological,
cultural, or archeological value.
RECENT COINS
Coins still in common circulation and/or of a value of less
than $25 ("nominal value").
SIGNIFICANT OBJECT(S)
Any object of an historical, paleontological, or archaeological
nature, or any coin or object whose value significantly exceeds its
face value. A recent coin is not a significant object.
TOWN PARKS
Shall refer to and incorporate §
152-1B of the Town Code as followed:
A.
Town-owned or controlled property, lands, waterways, beaches,
swimming and boating areas, structures thereon and appurtenant objects
associated therewith intended for the protection of the scientific,
historic, cultural and architectural interest thereof and to make
such lands available for public recreation. This shall include sports
fields, courts, playground equipment, trails, designated swimming
and boating areas, roads and parking facilities within those areas,
and any other area or facility intended for any form of lawful outdoor
public recreation.