17 Pa. Code § 11.209 - Miscellaneous activities
(a) The
following activities are prohibited without written permission of the
Department:
(1) Engaging in construction or
excavation.
(2) Moving, removing,
damaging or defacing a Department sign, structure, facility or
equipment.
(3) Possessing,
discharging or causing to be discharged a firecracker, explosive, torpedo,
rocket or other pyrotechnical material.
(4) Using a chain saw.
(5) Engaging in commercial
activity.
(6) Posting or displaying
a sign or printed matter.
(7)
Soliciting funds.
(8) Removing or
disturbing an historical or archeological artifact, relic or object.
(9) Bringing an animal, other than a pet as
provided in §
11.212 (relating to pets), and
other than a horse as provided in §
11.216 (relating to general
recreational activity; horses; snowmobiles; all terrain vehicles; mountain
bikes), into a State park.
(10)
Storing or leaving food in a manner that is reasonably likely to attract
wildlife.
(b) The
following are prohibited:
(1) Failing to
comply with a condition of a permit issued by the Department.
(2) Possessing, selling or consuming an
alcoholic beverage except at specially designated facilities operated or leased
by the Department.
(3) Causing or
creating a noise which would likely annoy or disturb a reasonable person of
normal sensitivities.
(4)
Obstructing or impeding persons or vehicles.
(5) Subjecting persons to unwanted physical
contact or unwanted verbal behavior.
(6) Failing to fully cover with opaque
clothing one's genitals, pubic area, buttocks and female breast below the top
of the nipple.
(7) Using drinking
fountains, springs, lakes or waterways for washing purposes.
Notes
This section cited in 17 Pa. Code § 11.223 (relating to violation of rules regarding conduct in State parks).
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