Open Spaces Bylaw in Effect
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Safe, enjoyable and inclusive use of public spaces
During its regular Council session on April 13, 2022, Lesser Slave River Council passed a third and final reading of the MD's new Open Spaces Bylaw. This important legislation articulates the free use of parks and open-space areas across the MD of Lesser Slave River, while providing a framework for managing conflicting uses and growing demands on these areas.
“Here in Lesser Slave River, we are blessed with an abundance of parks, trails, beaches and open spaces,” shared Barry Kolenosky, Chief Administrative Officer for the MD. “As we head into the warmer months, visitors to these areas will increase accordingly. Having a clear, common sense bylaw in place as we welcome folks will help ensure a safe and a positive experience for all who enjoy our public lands.”
This legislation helps establish expectations for visitors of MD-owned parks, trails and open spaces. It also provides Control Officers with a clear-cut set of guidelines to ensure that visitors do not unduly interfere with the amenities of an open space, or materially interfere with or affect the use and enjoyment of the open space by all visitors.
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“These rules help maintain the safe, consistent and conflict-free enjoyment of open spaces for everyone.”
This legislation helps establish expectations for visitors of MD-owned parks, trails and open spaces. It also provides enforcement officers with a clear-cut set of guidelines to ensure that visitors do not unduly interfere with the amenities of an open space, or materially interfere with or affect the use and enjoyment of the open space by all visitors.
Review the Open Spaces Regulations
Bylaw 2022-03 comes into effect May 2022, repealing the legacy regulation, Bylaw 2020-14. To review this bylaw or further explore the rules and regulations for the enjoyment of MD-managed public spaces, please visit the Parks & Beaches section of the MD of Lesser Slave River website.
