In addition to and notwithstanding the provisions set forth in Article I, the following rules and regulations are established for the use of Barrington Beach.
[Amended 7-11-1994 by Ord. No. 94-10; 9-9-2019 by Ord. No. 2019-19]
A. 
Eligibility. A resident (as defined in Subsection B) owner of an automobile, motorcycle or moped or member of the residents household may apply for and receive for each vehicle owned by them or member of their household an annual vehicle parking sticker for use at the Town Beach at Barrington. Persons in the immediate family of the resident may use said sticker.
B. 
Resident defined. A resident for purposes of this section includes a bona fide resident, a taxpayer of the Town, and a municipal employee of the Town. Residents shall be entitled to receive an annual sticker, which may be effective for the automobile, motorcycle or moped registered to them or any member of their household, as indicated by satisfactory proof of registration. "Resident" shall include any person leasing or renting real estate in Barrington for the summer season, and such applicant shall have the burden of proving such fact to the satisfaction of the Town Clerk or their deputy.
C. 
Authority. Stickers shall be in such form as approved by the Town Manager and shall be good only for the period printed thereon.
D. 
Sticker fee. The fee for obtaining a sticker shall be in an amount as set by the Town Council from time to time; provided, however, that senior citizens age 65 and older shall not be required to pay a fee for such a sticker.[1]
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Editor's Note: See Ch. A225, Fee and Fine Schedule.
E. 
Parking. The sticker shall entitle the holder to space for the parking of a car, motorcycle or moped, the identification of which appears on said sticker, upon that portion of the Town's property used as a parking space at the Town Beach, Barrington, only when such space is available.
F. 
Revocation. A sticker issued hereunder is a revocable privilege, and its use may be suspended at any time by the Police Chief, or their deputy in their absence, such suspension to endure until the next meeting of the Town Council when the privilege may be revoked or said suspension lifted at the pleasure of the Council.
G. 
Police regulations. Said sticker holder shall be subject to any and all police regulations which have been or may be ordered by the Town Council from time to time limiting time for parking or dealing with any other matters affecting the Town Beach.
All vehicles entering the beach area shall proceed slowly and directly to a parking area and shall remain parked until leaving. There shall be no cross-traffic riding for pleasure or meandering within the area. This applies to all motor-driven vehicles, including motorcycles and scooters.
There shall be no launching of boats at the beach except to the extreme east end and not larger than a Sunfish or similar type of boat.
No automobiles with trailers attached shall be allowed to park in the parking area of the beach.
No swimming shall be allowed outside of the buoyed area set aside for this purpose.
No use of underwater breathing devices, including air-breathing snorkels, shall be allowed unless properly supervised by a qualified instructor.
No air mattress, air-filled floats or foam-type nonsinkable floats may be used within the buoyed area if, in the opinion of the lifeguard on duty, it creates a nuisance or danger to the participants or other persons.
No ball playing or other activity shall be allowed either in the water or on the beach if, in the opinion of the lifeguard on duty, it creates a nuisance or danger to the participants or other persons.
No horses, motor bikes or other motorized vehicles shall be allowed on the beach at any time.
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Editor's Note: Former § 134-48, Deposit of trash prohibited, added 7-14-1997 by Ord. No. 97-8, was repealed 11-1-2004 by Ord. No. 2004-7; see now § 134-3. Former § 134-49, Smoking prohibited, added 7-14-1997 by Ord. No. 97-8, as amended, was repealed 1-7-2020 by Ord. No. 2019-27.
Anyone violating any of the above regulations, in addition to the fines imposed in Article I, may be subject to restriction from the use of the beach for the rest of the season and/or forfeiture of their beach pass.
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Editor's Note: This ordinance also renumbered former § 134-48, Forfeiture of beach pass, and § 134-49, Violations and penalties, as §§ 134-49.1 and 134-49.2, respectively.
Any person violating any provisions of Articles VII and VIII of this chapter shall pay a fine not to exceed the sum of $50 for each offense.