DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTRY BYLAW 829, CONSOLIDATED VERSION (Includes amendment as of June 5, 2018)

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1 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 1 DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTRY BYLAW 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED VERSION (Includes amendment as of June 5, 2018) This is a consolidated copy to be used for convenience only. Users are asked to refer to the Parks, Public Spaces and Recreation Facilities Regulations and Fees Bylaw as amended from time to time to verify accuracy and completeness. Amending Bylaw Summary of Amendments Adoption 840 Delete and replace Schedule A August 21, Delete definition of Driveway Add definition of highway Delete and replace Item 2 subsections 22, 30 Add Item 2 Subsections 41(a) and 25(a) 988 Delete and replace Sections 2. 45, 4.2 and 5 Delete Schedules A, B, C and D 1020 Delete and replace Sections 2. 45, 4.2 and 5 Delete Schedules A, B, C and D *See Report to Council of July 4, 2017 May 21, 2013 January 17, 2017 July 18, Delete and replace Schedule F June 5, 2018

2 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 2 DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTRY BYLAW 829 A BYLAW TO REGULATE AND ESTABLISH FEES AND CHARGES FOR PARKS, PUBLIC SPACES AND RECREATION FACILITIES WHEREAS the Community Charter provides that Council may, by bylaw, impose requirements in relation to municipal services and public places and impose fees and charges payable in respect to all or part of a service or for use of municipal property; NOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Lake Country, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows: 1. DEFINITIONS Adult means any person age of nineteen (19) or greater; Bylaw Enforcement Officer shall mean the person or persons appointed by the District to administer this bylaw, and shall include any Peace Officer; Camping equipment includes portable cooking equipment, sleeping bags or rolls, backpacks or packsacks, tents, tarps or lean-tos; Campsite includes any place of temporary abode and any place where camping equipment is left or stored; Child means any person who is age three (3) up to and including twelve (12) years; Community park means parkland that is generally over.40 HA in size and has attributes that may attract all aspects of the community (i.e. public beach, multi-use fields and play spaces, farmers market); dedicated walking trails are not considered community parks; Council shall mean the Municipal Council of the District of Lake Country; Director means the Director of Community and Customer Service; District means the District of Lake Country; Dog off-leash park means a park which has been so designated by Council resolution and within which dogs are permitted to run at large, subject to the restrictions established in this bylaw; Dog walking park means a park which has been so designated by Council resolution and within which dogs on leashes are permitted, subject to the restrictions established in this bylaw; Deleted by Bylaw 858 Driveway shall mean and include any way or thoroughfare set apart and improved for the use of pedestrians, vehicular or animal traffic, within any park, and shall include roadway, path, underpass, street, road, lane, bridge, viaduct, or overpass;

3 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 3 Equestrian park means a park which has been designated by Council resolution as such, and within which horses are permitted, subject to the restrictions established in this bylaw; Added by Bylaw 858 Highway includes every highway within the meaning of the Highway Act and every street, roadway, lane, bridge, boulevard, sidewalk, passage way, public-way, right-of-way and any other way which the public is ordinarily entitled or may be permitted to use; Linear park means parkland that has a general use for trail development that will provide connectivity to other areas of the community; Local commercial means a business or group that operates within the municipal boundaries of the District of Lake Country, not as a registered non-profit organization and has paid employees, instructors, coaches, actors or other paid personnel; Local non-profit means community organizations that operate within the municipal boundaries of the District of Lake Country and that hold non profit status as designated by the Province of British Columbia and/or Federal Government; Local volunteer groups means an organization that is not a registered non-profit society but operates with no paid staff; Neighbourhood park means parkland that is generally under.40 HA in size and has amenities that typically attract local neighborhood residents only (i.e. multi-use court, picnic table, park bench, playground); Out of town commercial means a business or group that operates outside the municipal boundaries of the District of Lake Country, not as a registered non-profit organization and has paid employees, instructors, coaches, actors or other paid personnel; Out of town non-profit means community organizations that operate outside of the municipal boundaries of the District of Lake Country and that hold non-profit status as designated by the Province of British Columbia and/or Federal Government; Park means any real property owned or subject to a right of occupation by the District for the purposes of pleasure, recreation or community uses of the public, including public parks, playgrounds, public squares, pathways and other public places and all improvements, and shall include all beaches and other public areas adjacent to lakes or streams, including foreshore or land covered by water, but does not include the travelled portion of a highway; Person shall mean and include any individual corporation, partnership or party and the heirs, executors, administrators or other legal representatives of the same, to whom the context can apply according to law. The singular shall also include the plural, and the masculine shall also include the feminine; Public space means any real property or portions of real property owned by the District, to which the public is ordinarily invited or permitted to be in or on, and includes but is not necessarily limited to, the grounds of public facilities or buildings, and public parkades or parking lots; Senior means any person age 55 and older;

4 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 4 Vehicle shall mean and include all conveyances for the carriage or transport of persons, passengers, goods or materials, whether self-propelled or drawn or pulled by animals, or any mechanical, muscular device or other mode of power whatsoever, and shall include trailers, bicycles and tricycles; Watercraft means any boat, personal watercraft or other means of conveyance on water; Youth means any person who is age thirteen (13) up to and including eighteen (18) years; 2. PROHIBITIONS GENERAL 1. No person shall use any land in a park in contravention of this bylaw, or in contravention to a sign which has been posted, prohibiting or regulating such use. 2. No person shall throw, deposit, drop, leave, place or dump, or cause to be thrown, deposited, left or placed, any garbage, cans, bottles, paper, ashes, or refuse in a park or in the waters adjacent thereto. 3. No person shall sell or expose for sale any food or beverage, merchandise or thing or conduct any business in a park without a licence to use permit issued by the District. 4. No person shall carry or discharge any firearms, including air guns, air rifles, air pistols, spring guns, or any weapon of any description in a park, except in the case of a conservation officer or peace officer in carrying out their duties. 5. No person shall make or cause to be made, a fire in a park, except in a fireplace or area provided for that purpose. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Director and/or Fire Chief have the authority to institute a fire ban in District Parks. 6. The Director or his designate has the authority to close any District Park in the event of a fire hazard. 7. No person shall conduct any procession march, drill, performance, ceremony, concert, gathering or meeting without the written permission of the District first being obtained. 8. No person shall feed any wildlife in a park. 9. No person shall enter or be in a park except during the hours of operation established by this bylaw, unless they have a valid access permit under Section 3.3 of this bylaw. The hours of operation for District Parks shall be 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily, unless otherwise altered by the Director pursuant to Section 3.4 of this bylaw. 10. No person or registered owner of a vehicle shall permit such vehicle to enter or remain in a park while such park is closed, between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. the following day, unless the opening and closing times of the park or parking lot have been changed by the Director, and the park or parking lot is signed accordingly, or unless such a vehicle displays a valid access permit issued under section 3.3 of this bylaw. 11. No person shall erect, construct or build any tent, building, shelter, pavilion or other construction whatsoever, or penetrate the ground with any object, including stakes or posts, without prior written approval by the District. 12. No person shall obstruct or interfere with any person who is lawfully using any park property, unless such park property has been designated for some other specific use, in writing, by the District. 13. No person shall post, paint or distribute any advertisements of any kind in a park without the prior written approval of the District. 14. No person shall play on a tennis court or bowling green in a park, unless wearing suitable rubber-soled shoes without heels. 15. No person shall play any organized tournament or series of games in a park without the written permission of the District being obtained.

5 Amended by Bylaw 858 Amended by Bylaw 858 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 5 Added by Bylaw No person shall play or practice a recreation game or sport in a municipal park in a manner or in a location that interferes with the peace and enjoyment of other parks users at large. 17. No person shall play or practice the game of golf, or similar games played with golf clubs and golf balls in any public park, except in areas of a public park that have been designated for the playing and practicing of golf or similar games by the District. 18. No person shall obstruct, interfere with, impede, hinder or prevent a bylaw enforcement officer, lifeguard, peace officer, employee of the District, or other person engaged by the District, from performing any duties or exercising any authority under this bylaw. 19. Except for conveyances for the disabled, children s carriages and strollers, no person shall ride or drive any horse or animal or drive or propel any vehicle or other mode of conveyance on any boulevard, grass plot or other area within any park without a valid access permit under Section 3.3 of this bylaw. Self propelled vehicles limited to bicycles, trailers pulled by bicycles, tricycles, roller blades and skateboards are permitted provided they are used on hard surfaces or pathways, and are operated in a safe manner. 20. No person shall climb, walk or sit upon any wall, fence or other structure in or on any park or boulevard. 21. No person shall grease, wash, or clean any vehicle in a park. 22. No person shall repair, or store, any vehicle in a park, except where an emergency exists. 23. No person shall be permitted to possess any liquor in a park at any time, except where the said liquor is possessed pursuant to and in compliance with a licence issued under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act. 24. No person, possessor or harbourer of a snake or other reptile shall permit such snake or other reptile to enter or be in a park. 25. No person, possessor or harbourer of a horse shall permit such horse to enter upon or be in a park, unless the said park is designated, by resolution of Council, as an Equestrian Park. (a) No person, possessor or harbourer shall allow or suffer his horse to leave or deposit any feces on any public or private property or any park unless the owner immediately removes such feces and disposes of same in a sanitary fashion. No person, possessor or harbourer shall allow or suffer his horse to leave or deposit any feces on any boulevard or road allowance other than the property of the owner of the horse, unless the owner removes such feces within a reasonable amount of time and disposes of same in a sanitary fashion. 26. No person, possessor or harbourer of a horse shall permit such horse to enter upon or be in an Equestrian Park, unless such horse is being ridden, driven or handled by a person capable of controlling the horse at all times. 27. No person shall take up temporary or permanent abode in or on any park or public space. 28. No person shall establish or set up a campsite in a park or public space. 29. No person commits an offence under sections 2.27 or 2.28, by bringing camping equipment into a park that is used for picnicking or while the person takes temporary but not overnight respite in a park or public space, or where authorized by an access permit issued under section No person shall urinate or defecate in or on any park, public space or highway, except in a provided public or private toilet facility. 31. No person shall be permitted in any park or public space to possess paraphernalia used for the purposes of storing, transporting or using illegal drugs. 32. No person shall break, injure or damage the locks, gates, bolts, fences, seats, benches, buildings, structures, artworks, or other property placed in parks, public squares, public spaces, on beaches or on or in any recreation facility. 33. No person shall willfully destroy, mutilate, efface, deface or remove any sign posted under this or any other District bylaw. 34. No person shall break, injure or in any way damage or remove any tree, shrub, plant, turf, or any ornament of any kind that is located within a park or public recreation facility.

6 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 6 Added by Bylaw No person shall take away any gravel, sand or earth from any part of any beach or shore within the boundaries of the District unless they have received prior written permission from the District. DOGS 36. No person, possessor or harbourer of a dog shall permit such dog to enter upon or be in a park, unless the said park is designated, by resolution of Council, as a Dog Walking Park or a Dog Off-Leash Park. 37. Except when Council has designated a park as a Dog Off-Leash Park thereby permitting dogs to run at large within the designated park, no person, possessor or harbourer of any animal shall permit such animal to run at large in a park. 38. No person, possessor or harbourer of a dog shall permit such dog to enter upon or be in a Dog Walking Park unless such dog is on a leash two meters or less in length which is controlled by a person capable of controlling the dog at all times. 39. No person, possessor or harbourer of a dog shall permit such dog to enter upon or be in a Dog Off-Leash Park unless such dog is controlled by a person capable of controlling the dog at all times. 40. A dog, which the owner thereof has been convicted or harbouring an aggressive or dangerous dog, pursuant to the definition established in Regional District of Central Okanagan Bylaw No. 366, as amended or replaced from time to time, shall be prohibited from all parks, and no person, possessor, or harbourer of such aggressive or dangerous dog shall permit such dog to enter upon or be in a park. 41. Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-section 2.36 of this bylaw, a person may be permitted to bring a dog to a special event, run or walk in a park that is not designated either a Dog Walking Park or a Dog Off-Leash Park, if approved by the District. (a) No person, possessor or harbourer shall allow or suffer his dog to leave or deposit any feces on any public or private property or any park, boulevard or road allowance other than the property of the owner of the dog, unless the owner immediately removes such feces and disposes of same in a sanitary fashion. WATERCRAFT Amended by Bylaws 988 & No person shall tie or attach a boat to a swim buoy. 43. No person shall moor a motorboat in a park or boat launch area other than in designated moorage areas. 44. No person shall move or remove buoys, rafts, signs or other apparatus from any beach or from water adjacent to such beach; nor shall any person place any buoys, rafts, signs or other apparatus in any water adjacent to any beach within the boundaries of the District of Lake Country without the authority of the Director to do so. 45. No person shall park boat trailers (unhitched from tow-vehicles), boats or any other equipment at any boat launching ramps and/or marina mooring parking lots within the boundaries of the District of Lake Country at any time. Unloaded trailers attached to tow vehicles may be parked in designated areas for a period no longer than three (3) days, except in an area provided as a storage space and rented as such by the marina operators. Any boat trailer, boat, or any other equipment parked in violation of the above provision will be removed from said parking lots and the owner thereof may recover such chattels by paying all applicable fees as set out in the District Fees Bylaw, or under any other bylaw of the District, as amended from time to time. 46. No boat shall be moored overnight on a public wharf or dock. 47. No boat should be left unattended for more than 4 hours on a public wharf or dock unless otherwise posted. 48. No person shall operate any watercraft within a designated swimming area of a public beach.

7 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page No person shall operate any watercraft within the immediate vicinity of any public beach or designated swimming area, in a manner that endangers, disturbs or interferes with the use of the beach and swimming area by members of the public. 3. USES 1. The District may designate certain areas of a park for a specific use and may prescribe certain rules and regulations for the use and may prescribe such times as desired by the District for such use. 2. The District may, upon request, issue written permission for any procession, march, drill, performance, ceremony, concert, gathering or meeting, and may charge rent for the use of any park of portion thereof as set by Council. 3. The District may issue, upon written request for a special event or special occasion, an access permit for such persons and vehicles as the District permits, to enter or be in a specific park, during such times as the park is closed. Such permit shall be displayed in such vehicle, face up on the dash on the driver s side and visible from the exterior of the vehicle, and the person or persons shall carry on their person such access permit and shall present same, on request, to any bylaw enforcement officer or peace officer for the District. 4. The Director is hereby authorized to alter the Parks Hours of Operation outlined in section 2.9, taking into consideration the impact on adjacent neighbours, special events and safety, subject to posting signage within the affected park, indicating the revised hours. The Director is further authorized to alter the Parks Hours of Operation established by this bylaw on a temporary basis for safety, emergencies or weather-related events. 5. No person shall use any parkland in order to gain vehicular access through the park to any private property, unless they have obtained a permit from the District. Such permit will establish conditions which may include but are not limited to the provisions of public liability and property damage insurance acceptable to the District and the provision of a security deposit for the restoration of the parkland. 4. SEIZURE AND DETENTION 1. The Director, a peace officer or bylaw enforcement officer, or District staff, or a contractor acting under the direction of the Director, may remove or cause to be removed from a park or recreation facility, and taken to a place of safekeeping until it is returned to the owner, or disposed of in accordance with section 4.3 of this bylaw: a) Any obstruction placed therein contrary to the provisions of this bylaw. b) Any thing erected therein contrary to the provisions of this bylaw. c) Any vehicle parked or left standing therein contrary to the provisions of this bylaw. d) Any sign placed therein contrary to the provisions of this bylaw. e) Any thing placed within a park or recreation facility that is considered to be a fire hazard, a threat to the safety of the public or any thing that is considered to be offensive or indecent for viewing by minors. f) Any watercraft therein contrary to the provisions of this bylaw. g) Any items comprising a part of a campsite. Amended by Bylaws 988 & The owner shall be responsible for, and pay all applicable fees as set out in the District Fees Bylaw, or under any other bylaw of the District, as amended from time to time, to the District for removal, detention and impounding of any items referred to in section 4.1 of this bylaw, prior to the owner being entitled to the return of the item. Fees shall apply as follows: a) for each occasion that the Director or staff or contractor acting under his direction, or peace officer or bylaw enforcement officer are engaged in the removal of items to the place of detention and safekeeping; b) for each day that the item is stored or detained to a maximum amount; and c) for all expenses incurred by the District for the removal of the storage of the item.

8 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 8 2. Upon the expiration of 30 days from any removal or detention under section 4.1, the District may put the item up for sale by public auction, and recover any fees accrued pursuant to section 4.2 from the proceeds of the sale, or may dispose of the seized items as deemed necessary. 3. If a vehicle is removed and the vehicle bears a current licence plate, the registered owner shall be given notice by mail of the location of such vehicle at the address of such registered owner as shown in the records of the Motor Vehicle Branch. 4. If the registered owner fails to claim the vehicle within 30 (thirty) days and pay the cost of removal and storage then the vehicle may be sold by the District. Any price obtained for such vehicle shall be applied to the cost of removal and storage and the balance, if any, shall be paid to the registered owner as shown on the records of the Motor Vehicle Branch. 5. FEES, CHARGES AND SPECIFIC POLICIES 1. Schedules E and F are attached to and form part of this bylaw. Amended by Bylaws 988 & The District may enter into written agreements that include fees and charges for the use of certain District parks and recreation facilities with individuals, teams, sport associations, nonprofit organizations and any other user that the District deems to be an appropriate user of the park or facility. 3. All users, renters, or permittees will pay all applicable fees and charges as set out in the District Fees Bylaw, or under any other bylaw of the District, as amended from time to time. 6. INSURANCE All users, renters or permitees must supply the District a Certificate of Insurance with insurance requirements as shown in Schedule E or purchase liability insurance from the District if applicable. 7. OTHER LICENCES AND FEES 1. Liquor licences must be applied for in compliance with Special Occasion Licence Referrals Policy No A District of Lake Country Business Licence or an Inter-Community Business Licence is required to conduct any commercial business in a municipal park or recreational facility. 8. EXEMPTIONS Notwithstanding anything contained in this bylaw, the officers, officials, employees and contractors of the District, while carrying out their duties, or performing their functions shall be exempt from the provisions of this bylaw. 9. PENALTIES AND ENFORCEMENT 1. Every person who contravenes a provision of this bylaw, or who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or in violation of any of the provisions of this bylaw, or who neglects to do or refrains from doing anything required to be done by and of the provisions of this bylaw, or who does any act which constitutes an offence against the bylaw, is guilty of an offence against this bylaw and is liable to the penalties hereby imposed. Each day that the violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offence.

9 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 9 2. Every person who commits an offence against this bylaw is liable to a fine and penalty of not less than $ and not more than $10,000 for each offence, and in default of payment thereof forthwith or within such time as a presiding Provincial Court Judge or Justice of the Peace shall direct, the fine imposed shall be recoverable under the provisions of the Offence Act, Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1979, Chapter 305, and all amendments thereto. Every person, upon conviction of a ticket offence under the Municipal Ticket Information Bylaw is liable to the applicable fine and penalty imposed under that bylaw. 3. Any person who violates any provision of this bylaw, or who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or in violation of the provisions of this bylaw or who neglects or refrains from doing anything required to be done by any of the provisions of this bylaw, or who does any act which constitutes an offence against the bylaw may be ordered to leave from any park or public space. 10. REPEAL Parks, Public Spaces and Recreation Facilities Regulations and Fees Bylaw 717, 2009 and all amendments thereto are hereby repealed in their entirety. 11. CITATION This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the Parks, Public Spaces and Recreation Facilities Regulations and Fees Bylaw 829, READ A FIRST TIME this 19 th day of June, READ A SECOND TIME this 19 th day of June, READ A THIRD TIME this 19 th day of June, RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED this 3 rd day of July, Original signed by James Baker Mayor Original signed by Reyna Seabrook Corporate Officer I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of Parks, Public Spaces and Recreation Facilities Regulations and Fees Bylaw 829, 2012 as adopted by Municipal Council on the 3 rd day of July, Dated at Lake Country, B. C. Corporate Officer

10 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 10 Schedule A deleted and replaced by Bylaw 840; deleted by Bylaws 988 & Schedules B, C and D deleted by Bylaws 988& 1020.

11 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 11 RECREATION FACILITIES AND PARKS FACILITY RENTAL FEES SCHEDULE E - INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS INSURANCE CLAUSES District of Lake Country, hereinafter called the "District". At all times during the term of this agreement, the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee shall at no expense to the District, supply Commercial General Liability Insurance against any and all third party claims for bodily injury, death or property damage whatsoever arising out of the use and occupation by the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee of the lands and premises which are the subject matter of this agreement. Such insurance shall add the District as an ADDITIONAL INSURED but not as an ADDITIONAL NAMED INSURED and shall cover for not less than TWO Million Dollars ($2, ) and Host Liability must be added if Permittee is serving alcohol. Upon signing this Permit/Agreement the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee shall promptly forward a certificate of insurance including insuring agreements acceptable to the District. The District will supply a form of certificate to be completed by the Transferee's/Tenant's/Permittee's insurer containing minimum insurance coverage required by the District. Should the insurance policies under which the certificate is drawn expire during the term of this agreement or any extension or renewal thereof, the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee shall forward a renewal insurance certificate to the District thirty (30) days prior to the expiry of said insurance policies on a form satisfactory to the District. All required policies of insurance must be issued by insurers duly authorized by law to do business in the Province of British Columbia and shall include a provision that coverage shall not be cancelled or amended in any way unless 30 days written notice has been given to the District. Should be Transferee/Tenant/Permittee fail to supply the insurance certificate prescribed by this permit/agreement, then such permit/agreement may be terminated by the District. Release of Liability The Transferee/Tenant/Permittee hereby agrees to unconditionally INDEMNIFY and SAVE HARMLESS the District, its agents or employees, from and against all loss, liability, costs, charges, claims, damages, expenses, suits or actions which may arise as a consequence of, or resulting from, any failure by the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee whatsoever; (EXCEPT SUCH AS MAY ARISE OUT OF THE ACTS, FAILURES TO ACT OR NEGLIGENCE OF THE DISTRICT OR ITS AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES) IN CONNECTION WITH: a) any breach, violation or non-performance of any covenant, regulation, condition or term of this agreement to be fulfilled, kept, observed or performed; b) any act or omission of the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee; c) any damage to property while said property shall be in or about the lands and premises which are the subject matter of this agreement; and d) any injury to any licensee, invitee, agent or employee of the Transferee/Tenant/Permittee, including death resulting at any time therefrom occurring in or about the lands and premises which are the subject matter of this agreement, including all costs and all legal fees and all disbursements in connection herewith. The indemnity shall survive the expiry or sooner termination of this agreement.

12 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 12 RECREATION FACILITIES AND PARKS FACILITY RENTAL FEES Schedule F deleted and replaced by Bylaw 1057 SCHEDULE F - DOG ON AND OFF LEASH ALLOWED/NOT ALLOWED Park Location Dogs Not Allowed Dog Walking Park (Allowed On- Leash) Dog Walking Park (Allowed Off- Leash) OYAMA AND WINFIELD Okanagan Rail Trail WINFIELD Apex Park Swalwell (between April 1 to Sept 30) Swalwell (dogs allowed on leash Oct 1-March 31) Beasley (between April 1 to Sept 30) Beasley (dogs allowed on leash Oct 1-March 31) Town Centre/Creekside Memorial Park Copperhill McCarthy Park Recreation Centre Woodsdale Road Packing House Park Rogers Rd. Pollard Pond Northview Bottom Wood Lake Rd.(at Wood Lake) OYAMA Pioneer Park Thomson Rd. OKANAGAN CENTRE Jack Seaton Park (on trails) Okanagan Centre Greenspace/Pixton Road Okanagan Centre Greenspace Designated Swim Areas Museum Park Cemetery Park Dewar Park McCreight Road End Raven Ridge

13 Bylaw 829, 2012 CONSOLIDATED Page 13 Park Location Dogs Not Allowed Dog Walking Park (Allowed On- Leash) Dog Walking Park (Allowed Off- Leash) CARR'S LANDING R.S. Marshall Park Whiskey Cove Coral Beach Park Coral Beach - North End Coral Beach - South End Juniper Cove - Water Access Only Gable Rd and Beach Nuyens Park S:\CorpServices\BYLAWS\Bylaw Files\BYLAW Parks and Recreation Fees\Parks, Public Spaces and