AN ACT
to Preserve Property that should be up to full use of the Citizens of the State of Firestone, recognizing Public Property
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SEC. 1.
(a) This act may be cited as the “Public Property Act” for short.
(b) This act intents to not, and does not, in any way, infringe upon the standards set by Article V of the State of Firestone Constitution.
(c.) The phrase “law enforcement agencies [of Firestone]” shall be defined, by a standard, as the Firestone State Patrol, StapIeton County Sheriff’s Office, Firestone Department of Homeland Security, Firestone Department of Corrections, and the Firestone National Guard.
SEC. 2.
(a) Public Property shall be defined as property, territory, places, (etc.) that are owned by the State of Firestone Government and maintained by said entity, though are up to full use by all law-abiding people of the State of Firestone.
(b) No law enforcement agency may intentionally restrict access, or attempt to intentionally restrict access, to any sort of public property, unless:
(i) It is done by the orders of the Governor, be it by State of Emergency or
not;
(ii) In an emergent situation that requires a portion of Public Property
restricted in order to resolve said situation, though this may be called off by
the Governor, or the department head of the law enforcement agency in question
or a respective supervisor designated to do such by said department head, or;
(iii) As a law enforcement checkpoint, done rarely for a reasoning being
absolutely plausible, when authorized by the Governor or the department head of
the law enforcement agency in question or a respective supervisor designated to
do such by said department head.
(c.) No governmental entity at all may intentionally restrict access, or attempt to intentionally restrict access, to any sort of public property, unless:
(i) It is done by the orders of the Governor, be it by State of Emergency or
not, or;
(ii) It is done for the reason of plausible maintenance of said public property,
such as, but not limited to, that done by the Department of Transportation as
well as that of the Department of Public Works;
SEC. 3.
(a) Public property, within the State of Firestone, shall be recognized as:
(i) Roadways and sidewalks, except to those that belong to a private property, a
home, nor those that lead to special-access or private government property;
(ii) Recreational places/facilities, preferably though not mandated that
they are recognized by the government, and;
(iii) All further properties, territories, places, (etc.) recognized as public
property by the State of Firestone Government.
(b) The Governor may declare properties, territories, places, (etc.) as public property with a reason plausible.
SEC. 4. This legislation shall go into effect immediately.
SEC. 5. All laws in conflict with this legislation are hereby declared null and void.
Respectfully submitted to the State of Firestone Congress,
Chief Sponsor:
Lt. Governor Rolerain
Co Sponsor(s):
Chief Court Justice, Disordio
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