Protected Forests (Tuilleries-Bagatelle) Rules (Cap. 116)
Made 1956 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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About this law
- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
- Country
- Grenada
- Subjects
- Forestry, Water
- Keywords
- forestry protection measures, protection forest, offences/penalties, grazing, protected area, forest management/forest conservation, use restrictions, water conservation zone, bank, water resources management
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ARRANGEMENT OF RULES 1. Citation. 2. Definitions 3. Restrictions. 4. Banks of Stream. 5. Penalties. PROTECTED FORESTS (TUILLERIES – BAGATELLE) RULES [Section 8.] 1. Citation These Rules may be cited as the Protected Forests (Tuilleries – Bagatelle) Rules. 2. Definitions In these Rules, “Protected Forest Area” means all the lands declared to be Protected Forests by the Protected Forests Order. 3. Restrictions (1) Within the Protected Forests Area, no person shall without the written approval of the Chief Forestry and Lands Officer— (a) erect any building or shelter; (b) live or reside; (c) tether, pasture or graze any animal; (d) kindle, keep or carry any fire; (e) cultivate any land or plant or grow any crops thereon. (2) In granting approval under this Rule the Chief Forestry and Lands Officer may lay down such terms and conditions as he or she may consider necessary. 4. Banks of Stream (1) The Chief Forestry and Lands Officer shall cause a strip of land one chain in width to be demarcated by inter-visible immortelle plants on each side of the stream running through the Protected Forest Areas. (2) Within such strip of land no person shall cultivate, clear, burn, plant or occupy any land or graze, tether or pasture any animal or allow any animal to stray or wander. (3) Any animal found on such strip of land shall be impounded. 5. Penalties Any person who contravenes any of these Rules shall be guilty of an offence against these Rules and shall on summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding two hundred dollars.