By-laws for development area
15 By-laws for development area
The Management Corporation may, by special resolution as prescribed, in respect of the development area, make By-laws, not inconsistent with this or any other law of the Territory, relating to:
the management, use and maintenance of the development area;
the health and safety of persons;
the control of vehicles in areas that are not part of the public roadways;
the control of vessels;
the control of wharfs and berths;
the control of polluting substances and pollution control and
clean-up;
the imposing and collection of dues and other fees and charges incidental to the management, use and maintenance of the common property;
noise and other nuisance control;
the enforcement of the By-laws and prosecuting persons for offences against the By-laws;
the duties of owners and occupiers of lots; and
such other matters as are necessary or convenient to be provided for by by-laws.
The By-laws may prescribe maximum penalties, not exceeding
100 penalty units, for a contravention of, or failure to comply with, the By-laws and, in addition, may prescribe a maximum penalty, not exceeding one penalty unit, for each day during which the offence continues.
A pecuniary penalty recovered on prosecution for an offence against the By-laws is payable to the Management Corporation and may be recovered by it as a debt due to it.
Nothing in the By-laws limits or otherwise affects the operation of any other law of the Territory.
Section 57 of the Interpretation Act 1978 does not apply to or in relation to By-laws made under subsection (1).
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