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Show Vmmm Jttl IQ B A CESFRET NEWS, Wednesdoy, May 28, w , rfc itfir im imuimi. utar'ww'we'i rM, er-- v- -- - 1969 If a Strict Watch Outdoors By ROGER PUSEY Deseret News Staff Writer enforcement of the secretary of agriculture's regulations regarding behavior in Wasatch National Forest recreation areas was promised Strict yx;A .Vx' :V today by Supervisor Chandler P. St. John. Anyone caught violating these rules will be ticketed and required to appear before on the U.S. commissioner misdemeanor charges, he said. St. John said the regulations were issued in 1!X.8 to control actions that cause damage to natural resources and facilites cause that actions and disturbance to unreasonable national forest visitors. The following acts are prohibited in national forests: AV y '.v USDA CHOICE BEEF SPENCER STEAK SANITATION: 1. Failing to dispose of all paper, including garbage, cans, bottles, waste materials and rubbish by removal from the site ot disposal at places provided for such disposition. 2. Draining or dumping refuse or waste from any trailer or other vehicle except in places or receptacles provided for such uses. fisli or fotd. 3. Cleaning washing doting or articles of household use at hydrants or at water faucets located in restrooms. USDA CHOICE PRIME RIB STEAKS j, X1 MW PUBLIC BEHAVIOR: Inciting or participating in riots or induging in boisterous, abusive, threatening 1. or indecent conduct. 2. Destroying, defacing or removing any natural feature or plant. 3. Destroy ing, injuring, defacing, removing or disturbing in any manner any public building, sign, equipment, marker or other structure boneless of o property. Discharging firearms, firecrackers, rockets cr any 4. - other fireworks. OCCUPANCY OF OPED SITES: fUfilBT' a DEVEL- a fire outisde of stoves, grills, fireplaces or fire nngs provided for such 1. Building purposes. 2. Camping within a campground for a longer period than that established by the forest supervisor. 3. Failing to maintain quiet in campgrounds between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. 4. Bringing a dog, cat or other animal to the recreation site unless it is crated, caged or on a leash not more than six feet long. 5. Bringing saddle, pack or draft animals in a recreation area unless it has been developed to accommodate them and is posted accordnglv. VEHICLES: 1. Driving motor vehicles in excess of posted speeds. 2. Driving bicycles, motor' hikes or motorcycles on trails within a developed recreation YV j area. 3. Operating a motor chicle w ithout a muffler in good w oi king order, operating a motor vehicle in such a man- ner as to create excessive, unusual noise or annoying smoke or using a muffler cutoff, bypass or similar t'e ice. 18 iV- V - OyV i C & (oj, t |
