Forest Roads Regulations

ForestsCAP. 213] THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE REVISED EDITION 2003 Printed by the Government Printer, No. 1 Power Lane, Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize. 134 [ ] CHAPTER 213 FOREST ROADS REGULATIONS ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS 1. Short title. 2. Forest roads. THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE REVISED EDITION 2003 Printed by the Government Printer, No. 1 Power Lane, Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize. Forests [CAP. 213 [ ] 135 CHAPTER FOREST ROADS REGULATIONS (Section 37) 1. These Regulations may be cited as the FOREST ROADS REGULATIONS. 2. The following roads are declared to be forest roads: 1. Forest Department road A7, San Antonio, Columbia River Road: All that road commencing at a point 20 miles 4.9 chains from Punta Gorda on the public road from Punta Gorda to San Antonio in the Toledo district; thence in a general Northerly direction for a distance of approximately 2 miles 32 chains to the Columbia branch of Rio Grande; thence in a general North Westerly direction for a distance of approximately 2 miles 40 chains to the junction of trails leading to Central on the one hand and Hawia on the other hand. 2. Forest Department Road A10, Chiquibul Road: All that road commencing at San Diego approximately 66 miles from Belize City along the public road from Belize to El Cayo in the Cayo District; thence in a general Southerly direction for approximately 38 miles to the Forest Station at Millionario Camp in the Chiquibul Forest Reserve. 3. Southern Coastal Road (Las Lomitas - Deep River): A road approximately 9 miles long commencing at a hill-top known as Las Lomitas in the Toledo District, and running in a West South Westerly Ch. 115. 25 of 1974. Ch. 176. Short title. Forest roads. ForestsCAP. 213] THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE REVISED EDITION 2003 Printed by the Government Printer, No. 1 Power Lane, Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize. 136 [ ] direction, passing through the Southern end of the Stopper Estate and across the Bladen branch of Monkey River to a point on Deep River. The area of the road shall extend for a width of fifty feet on each side of the centre line of the road. 4. Sittee River - Kendall Road: All that road or track which connects the Upper Sittee River branch with Kendall, starting about a mile South of Kendall on the Forest Department main road between Kendall and Hughes’ Mill and following the South bank of the Sittee River in a Westerly direction passing through private land, Uncle Sam, Plenty, Golden Pipin and the Finish; thence through land held under location ticket and situated at the junction of Pull Shoe Branch and Sittee River. 5. Laguna Road: In the Toledo District the road known as Laguna Road. This road leaves the San Antonio - Punta Gorda Road at approximately Mile 11.06 and proceeds in a South Westerly direction on a bearing of 2380 for 3 miles crossing the old San Antonio Road. 6. San Miguel Road: In the Toledo District, San Miguel Road. This road approximately 3 miles long leaves San Pedro Columbia village and proceeds in a West North Westerly direction crossing the Columbia River and proceeding to the Indian Village of San Miguel. 7. Deep River - Rio Grande Road: The trail from Medina Bank on Deep River in a South, South Westerly direction for approximately 6 miles to “Hell Gate” on Golden Stream; thence THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE REVISED EDITION 2003 Printed by the Government Printer, No. 1 Power Lane, Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize. Forests [CAP. 213 [ ] 137 in a Southerly direction for approximately 2 miles and in a South Westerly direction along a low ridge for approximately 4 miles, and in a south-westerly direction for approximately a further 4 miles to Big Falls on Rio Grande. The area of the road shall extend for a width of fifty feet on each side of the centre line of the road. 8. Never Delay Road: From approximately four hundred feet from the end of the Never Delay Road near the Belize River to the Saturday Creek Crossing on the Belize River a distance of approximately four thousand and one hundred feet in a Westerly direction. 25 of 1974.