Rouge National Urban Park Act — R-8.55 20
Regulations 20 (1) The Governor in Council may make regulations respecting (a) the preservation, control and management of the Park; (b) the protection of flora, fauna, soil, waters, fossils, natural features and air quality; (c) the protection, management, acquisition, disposition, disturbance, altering, removal or destruction of cultural, historical or archaeological resources; (d) the taking of specimens of flora or fauna for scientific or propagation purposes, and the destruction or removal of dangerous or superabundant flora or fauna; (e) the authorization of the use of lands in the Park, and the use or removal of flora and other natural objects, by Aboriginal people for traditional spiritual or ceremonial purposes; (f) the management and regulation of fishing; (g) the prevention and remedying of any pollution of land or water or any obstruction of waterways; (h) the prevention and extinguishment of fires in the Park or threatening the Park; (i) the issuance, amendment and termination of leases, licences of occupation and easements or servitudes, and the acceptance of the surrender of leases and the relinquishment of licences of occupation and easements or servitudes, of or over public lands in the Park; (j) the restriction or prohibition of activities in the Park and the control of the use of resources and facilities in the Park; (k) the establishment, operation, maintenance and administration and use of works and services of a public character, such as water, sewage, electricity, telephone, gas, fire protection and garbage removal and disposal; (l) the establishment, maintenance, administration and use of roads, streets, highways, parking areas, sidewalks, streetworks, trails, wharves, docks, bridges and other improvements, and the circumstances under which they must be open or may be closed to public traffic or use; (m) the control of traffic on roads, streets and highways and elsewhere in the Park, including the regulation of the speed, operation and parking of vehicles; (n) the control of the location, standards, design, materials, construction, maintenance, removal and demolition of buildings, structures, facilities, signs and other improvements and the establishment of zones governing uses of land and buildings; (o) the control of agriculture, businesses, trades, occupations, amusements, sports and other activities or undertakings, and the places where those activities or undertakings may be carried on; (p) the preservation of public health and the prevention of disease; (q) the inspection of buildings, structures, facilities and other improvements for the purpose of the enforcement of regulations made under paragraphs (n) to (p); (r) the abatement and prevention of nuisances; (s) the use, transportation and storage of pesticides and other toxic substances; (t) public safety, including the control of firearms; (u) the control of domestic animals, including the impounding or destruction of such animals found at large; (v) the control of access to the Park by aircraft; (w) the summary removal from the Park, by park wardens or enforcement officers, of persons found contravening specified provisions of this Act, the regulations or the Criminal Code , and the exclusion from the Park for prescribed periods of those persons or persons convicted of offences under those provisions; (x) the acquisition or the sale of souvenirs, consumer articles and publications; and (y) the removal of private property and the disposal of abandoned property. Superintendent’s powers (2) Regulations made under this section may authorize the superintendent, in the circumstances and subject to the limits that may be specified in the regulations, (a) to vary any requirement of the regulations for purposes of public safety or the protection of natural, cultural, historical or archaeological resources in the Park; (b) to issue, amend, suspend and revoke permits, licences and other authorizations in relation to any matter that is the subject of the