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EAGLE LAKE BAND BY-LAW NO. 4-84 (1 ) This By-law may be cited as The Camping By-law. (2) This By-law is made pursuant to paragraphs (p) and (r) of section 81 of the Indian Act. (3) The purpose of this by-law is to control and regulate camping areas within the boundaries of the Eagle Lake Reserve. (4) In this by-law: (1) "Supervisor" means a person authorized by the Council of a Band to supervise camping areas and camping on the Reserve. % (2) "Camping area" means a designated area for temporary stopovers, be it overnight or otherwise. (5) NO person, other than a member of a Band or the holder of a valid camping lease, shall be permitted to camp or be in possession of camping equipment in the Reserve without first obtaining a written permit from the Supervisor. (6) A camping permit shall be valid only for the period inscribed thereon and for such places in the Reserve as are designated as camping areas by the Council and may be subject to a fee established by Band Council Resolution. (7) All campers shall make arrangements for obtaining firewood from the Supervisor. (8) No timber, gravel or mineral shall be removed from the Reserve nor may trees be damaged in any way. (9) The Supervisor may cancel any camping permit where, in his opinion the holder of such permit has acted in a manner contrary to the area where a camp site is located. (10) No person shall without lawful excuse, the proof of which lies upon him, prowl or loiter by day or by night upon or near the area where a camp site located. ( ID Violators of this By-Law shall be guilty of an offense and shall be liable on Summary Conviction to a fine not exceeding $100.00 or to imprisonment not exceeding 30 days or to both fine and imprisonment. (1 2 ) This By-law was approved and passed at a meeting of the Band Council _______June 14. 1984_____________ • Chief Councillor Councillor
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