(a)
without the consent of the Council, places or leaves, or causes to be placed or left, in any foot-way, arcade, street or other public place any object which constitutes, or which is likely to constitute an obstruction; (b) throws or discharges any stone, or other missile onto any street or place of public resort; (c) disturbs the peace in any street, place of public resort or in any place within a view or hearing distance of persons in a street or public resort, by quarrelling with any person, or by being abusive to any other person who is in such street or place or within sight or hearing distance; (d) with the intention of annoying, or irritating a person, sings or utters any abusive song or words, whether any person is particularly addressed in the words or song or not or uses any indecent or obscene word or gesture in a street or place of public resort, or in any place within view or hearing distance of the persons in such place; (e) makes or causes any excessive noise either by himself or herself or with any instrument or machine or creates any disturbance; (f) is found drunk in any street or place of public resort, whether in a building or not; (g) engages in any riotous or disorderly behaviour while in any street or place of public resort, whether a building or not, or on any licensed premises; (h) commits a nuisance by easing himself or herself in any street or place of public resort or in any place being an appurtenance of or adjoining a dwelling house or in any place where he or she may be seen by the public;
(i)
without the consent of the Council, defaces, injures or removes any street name or number or any railing in any street or any public place; (j) spits in any street or place of public resort;
(k)
posts or affixes any notice, bill or other paper of a frivolous, vexatious, abusive or improper nature on any public board or to any board, wall or other place, or writes or draws any thing of such nature on any board, wall or other place; (l) without the consent of the Council, extinguishes any street light or destroys or damages any street lamp or lamp post; (m) without the consent of the Council, breaks, damages, or displaces any tool, trestle, bar, stone, material, barrier, lamp, notice or other article whatsoever on any street or public place belonging to the Council or used thereon under its authority; (n) without the consent of the Council, breaks, uproots or in any manner damages any tree, plant or shrub growing on any street, public place, public land, Government compound or camping site;
(o)
without the consent of the Council, enters upon any lawn or area covered in grass or laid out as a garden upon which the Council has displayed a notice forbidding persons to do so;
(p)
suffers any waste water, filth, sweeping or matter to be discharged or to flow into or upon any street, passage, footpath, or arcade, or into any drain or channel which has been constructed for the removal of storm water only;
(q)
fills up or obstructs any ditch; (r) breaks up the surface of a street or makes a hole or excavation elsewhere than upon premises owned or occupied by him or her, without the consent in writing of the Council, otherwise than in accordance with any conditions contained in the Council's consent; (s) discharges any firearm within the boundaries of the City, except with the permission of the Council; (t) in any street or public place slaughters any animals or cleans any carcass; (u) neglects to fence in or duly protect any excavation, well, tank or other dangerous place or structure; (v) by any act or default, causes or suffers to be fouled or obstructs a well, stream, tank, reservoir, aqueduct, pond or place used or intended for supply of water to man or beast; or (w) enters into or upon any premises without lawful business or without the consent of the occupier or remains on any premises after being asked to leave by any occupier, which term shall for the purposes of this sub-paragraph include any person who for the time being is in charge of such premises, commits an offence.
Removal of 8. (1) The Council may remove or cause to be removed obstructions. any object which is left on any public place in contravention of this Ordinance which appears to have been lost or abandoned.
(2)
Where the owner of the object referred to in sub paragraph (1) is subsequently ascertained, the Council shall notify him or her and return the object to him or her.
(3)
If the owner cannot be ascertained, the Council shall hand over the object to the local police authority to be dealt with in accordance with the Police Act or any other law. (4) The cost of the removal, storage or notification borne by the Council in disposing of the object shall be paid by the owner of the object, if ascertained, and may be recovered summarily as a civil debt.
