Lea Marshes   LVRPA   LVRPA Byelaws    The LVRPA web site says consultation about new byelaws concluded on October 19, 2011. The site says the byelaws were confirmed by the Secretary of State on November 9, 2011. The web site says DEFRA had formally confirmed the byelaws and that the new version would soon appear on the web site. On May 5, 2012, six months after the confirmation the byelaws had not appeared. The version that follows is based on the LVRPA consultation document, dated September 13, 2011. It appears to have a seal at the end as well as the signatures of LVRPA's chairman and chief executive. This date is quite remarkable because on September 15, 2011, LVRPA accepted it had made a mistake with the legal form of the consultations and stated there would be new consultations. Since the period of consultation was a month (see advert) and LVRPA said it was republishing the notice, it is hard to see how the process could possibly have been concluded by October 19, 2011. At the user group (Filter Beds and Walthamstow Marshes User Forum held at the Ice Rink on Wednesday May 23, 2012) conflicting accounts were given to explain this incredible position. But one thing was in no doubt. The following byelaws are not yet operative. LVRPA's ability to enact byelaws is based on the Lee Valley Regional Park Act (1966). To see a copy of the Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966 click this link. Click this link to see notice that byelaws were being introduced. To download the 2011 LVRPA byelaws (not yet in force) click this link. This document is a searchable form of the 2011 version. Click this link to download the 2006 version of the the byelaws. Although it should have been superceeded it is still in force.

Lea Valley Regional Park in exercise of the powers conferred by section 28 of the Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966 and of all other powers thereunder enabling them, hereby do make the following byelaws: Such byelaws having been the subject of consultation required under the aforementioned section. Lea Valley Regional Park Authority BYELAWS FOR PLEASURE GROUNDS, PUBLIC WALKS AND OPEN SPACES ARRANGEMENT OF BYELAWS PART 1 GENERAL 1. General interpretation 2. Lea Valley Regional Park 3. Opening times PART 2 PROTECTION OF THE GROUND, ITS WILDLIFE AND THE PUBLIC 4. Protection of structures and plants 5. Unauthorised erection of structures 6. Climbing 7. Grazing 8. Protection of wildlife 9. Gates 10. Camping 11. Fires 12. Missiles 13. Interference with life-saving equipment PART 3 HORSES, CYCLES AND VEHICLES 14. Interpretation of PART 3 15. Horses 16. Cycling 17. Motor vehicles 18. Overnight parking PART 4 PLAY AREAS, GAMES AND SPORTS 19. Interpretation of PART 4 20. Children's play areas 21. Children's play apparatus 22. Skataboarding, etc. 23. Ball games 24. Ball games - Rules 25. Cricket 26. Archery 27. Field sports 28. Golf 29. Golf at a golf course PART 5 WATERWAYS 30. Interpretation of PART 5 31. Bathing 32. Ice skating 33. Model boats 34. Boats 35. Fishing 36. Pollution 37. Blocking of watercourses PART 6 MODEL AIRCRAFT 38. Interpretation of PART 6 39. Model aircraft PART 7 OTHER REGULATED ACTIVITIES 40. Provision of services 41. Excessive noise 42. Public shows and performances 43. Aircraft, hang-gliders and hot air balloons 44. Kites 45. Metal detectors 46- Dog control-Prohibition in certain areas 47. Dogs fouling in the car parks 48. Removal of canine faeces 49. Disposal of canine faeces 50. Disturbance 51. Maximum number of dogs allowed on grounds 52. Dogs on leads 53. Offences relating to Dog Control PART 8 MISCELLANEOUS 54. Obstruction 55. Savings 56. Removal of offenders 57. Penalty 58. Revocation SCHEDULE 1 -Grounds to which byelaws apply generally SCHEDULE 2 - Grounds referred to in certain byelaws SCHEDULE 3- Rules for playing ball games in designated areas Byelaws made under Section 28 of the Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966 by the Lea VALLEY REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY with respect to Lea Valley Regional Park PART 1 GENERAL 1. General Interpretation In these byelaws: "the Authority" means Lea Valley Regional Park Authority, "the park" means the Country Park and other recreational land as defined In Sub-section (2) of section (2) of the Lea Valley Regional Park, Act 1966 as extended by section 23 of the same Act, as coloured red on the plan deposited at Myddelton House, Bulls Cross, Enfield EN29HG in the County of Middlesex. "designated area" means an area in the ground which is set aside for a specified purpose, that area and its purpose to be indicated by notices placed in a conspicuous 'invalid carriage" means a vehicle, whether mechanically propelled or not, (a) the unladen weight of which does not exceed 150 kilograms, (b) the width of which does not exceed 0.85 metres, and (c) which has been constructed or adapted for use for the carriage of a person suffering from a disability, and used solely by such a person. 2. Application These byelaws apply to all of the grounds listed in SCHEDULE 1. 3. Opening times No person shall enter or remain in the park except during advertised opening hours. PART 2 PROTECTION OF THE GROUND, ITS WILDLIFE AND THE PUBLIC 4. Protection of structures and plants (1) No person shall without reasonable excuse remove from or displace within the ground: (a) any barrier, post, seat or implement, or any part of a structure or ornament provided for use in the laying out or maintenance of the ground; or (b) any stone, soil or turf or the whole or any part of any plant, shrub or tree. (2) No person shall walk on or ride, drive or station a horse or any vehicle over: (a) any flower bed, shrub or plant; (b) any ground in the course of preparation as a flower- bed or for the growth of any tree, shrub or plant; or (c) any part of the ground set aside by the Authority for the renovation of turf or for other landscaping purposes and indicated by a notice conspicuously displayed. 5. Unauthorised erection of structures No person shall without the consent of the Authority erect any barrier, post ride or swing, building or any other structure. 6. Climbing No person shall without reasonable excuse climb any wall or fence in or enclosing the ground, or any tree, or any barrier, railing, post or other structure. 7. Grazing No person shall without the consent of the Authority turn out or permit any animal for which he is responsible to graze in the ground. 8. Protection of wildlife No person shall without the consent of the Authority kill, injure, take or disturb any animal, or engage in hunting or shooting or the setting of traps or the laying of snares. (1) No person shall leave open any gate to which this byelaw applies and which he has opened or caused to be opened. (2) Byelaw 9(1) applies to any gate to which is attached, or near to which is displayed, a conspicuous notice stating that leaving the gate open is prohibited. 10. Camping No person shall without the consent of the Authority erect a tent or use a vehicle, caravan or any other structure for the purpose of camping except in a designated area for camping. 11. Pros (1) No person shall light a fire or place, throw or drop a lighted match or any other thing likely to cause a fire. (2) Byelaw 11(1) shall not apply to: (a) the lighting of a fire at any event for which the authority has given permission that fires may be lit; 12. Missiles No person shall throw or use any device to propel or discharge in the ground any object which is 13. Interference with life-saving equipment No person shall except In case of emergency remove from or displace within the ground or otherwise tamper with any life-saving appliance provided by the Authority PART 3 HORSES, CYCLES AND VEHICLES 14. Interpretation of PART 3 In this PART: "designated route" means a route in or through the ground which is set aside for a specified purpose its route and that purpose to be indicated by notices placed in a conspicuous position. "motor cycle" means a mechanically-propelled vehicle, not being an Invalid carriage, with less than four wheels and the weight of which does not exceed 410 kilograms; "motor vehicle" means any mechanically-propelled vehicle other- than a motor cycle or an invalid carriage; "trailer" means a vehicle drawn by a motor vehicle and includes a caravan, 15. Horses-- (1) No person shall ride a horse except: (a) in any of the grounds listed in PART 2 of Schedule 2; or (2) Where horse-riding is permitted in any ground by virtue of byelaw 15(1 Ma) or a lawful right or privilege, no person shall ride a horse in such a manner as to cause danger to any other person 16. Cycling No person shall without reasonable excuse ride a cycle in the ground except In any pan of (tie ground where there is a right of way for cycles or on a designated route for cycling. 17. Motor vehicles (1) No person shall without reasonable excuse bring into or drive in the ground a motor cycle, motor vehicle or trailer except in any part of the ground where there is a right of way or a designated route for that class of vehicle. (2) Where there is a designated route for motor cycles, motor vehicles or trailers, it shall not ---be an offence under this byelaw to bring into or drive in the ground a vehicle of that class for the sole purpose of transporting it to the route. 18. Overnight parking No person shall without the consent of the Authority leave or cause or permit to be left any motor vehicle in the ground between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. PART 4 PLAY AREAS, GAMES AND SPORTS 19 Interpretation of PART 4 In this PART "ball games" means any game involving throwing, catching, kicking, batting or running with any ball or other object designed for throwing and catching, but does not include cricket; "golf course" means any area within the ground set aside for the purposes of playing golf and includes any golf driving range, golf practice area or putting course; "self-propelled vehicle" means a vehicle other than a cycle, invalid carriage or pram which is propelled by the weight or force of one or more persons skating, sliding or riding on the vehicle or by one or more persons pulling or pushing the vehicle. 20. Children's play areas No person aged 14 years or over shall enter or remain in a designated area which is a children's play area unless in charge of a child under the age of 14 years. 21. Children's play apparatus No person aged 14 years or over shall use any apparatus stated to be for the exclusive use of persons under the age of 14 years by- a notice conspicuously displayed on or near the apparatus. 22. Skataboarding, ate No person shall skate, slide or ride on rollers, skateboards or other self-propelled vehicles in such a manner as to cause danger or give reasonable grounds for annoyance to other persons- 23. Ball games No person shall play ball games outside a designated ares for playing bail games in such a >manner; (a) as to exclude persons not playing ball games from use of that part, (b) as to cause danger or give reasonable grounds for annoyance to any other person in the ground; or (c) which is likely to cause damage to any tree, shrub or plant in, the ground. 24. Ball games - Rules It is an offence for any person using a designated area for playing ball games to break any of the rules set out in Schedule 3 and conspicuously displayed on a sign in the designated area when asked by any person to desist from breaking those rules. 25. Cricket No person shall throw or strike a cricket ball with a bat except in a designated area for playing cricket. 26. Archery No person shall engage in the sport of archery except in connection with an event organised by or held with the consent of the Authority. -~ 27. Field sports No person shall throw or put any javelin, hammer, discus or shot except in connection with an event organised by or held with the consent of the Authority. 2B.Golf No person shall drive, chip or pitch a hard coif ball except on the golf course. 29. Golf at a golf course (1) No person shall play golf on the golf course unless he holds a valid ticket issued by or on behalf of the Authority entitling him to do so, which ticket shall be retained and shown on demand to any authorised officer or agent of the Authority, (2) No person shall enter onto or remain on the golf course unless: (a) taking part in the game of golf or accompanying a person so engaged; or (b) doing so in the exercise of a lawful right or privilege. (3) No person shall offer his service for hire as an instructor on the golf course without the consent of the Authority PART 5 WATERWAYS 30. Interpretation of Part 5 In this PART: "boat" means any yacht, motor boat or similar craft but not a model or toy boat; "power-driven" means driven by the combustion of petrol vapour or other combustible substances; "waterway" means any river, lake, pool or other body of water and includes any fountain. 31. Bathing No person shall without reasonable excuse bathe or swim in any waterway. 32. Ice skating No person shall step onto or otherwise place their weight upon any frozen waterway. 33. Model boats No person shall operate a power-driven model boat on any waterway except in a designated area for model boats. No person shall sail or operate any boat, dinghy, canoe, sailboard or inflatable on any waterway without the consent of the Authority except in a designated area for the sailing or operation of boats. 36. Fishing No person shall in any waterway cast a net or line for the purpose of catching fish or other animals except In a designated area for fishing. 36. Pollution No person shall foul or pollute any waterway. 37. Blocking of watercourses No person shall cause or permit the flow of any drain or watercourse in the ground to be obstructed, diverted, open or shut or otherwise move or operate any sluice or similar apparatus PART 6 MODEL AIRCRAFT 38. Interpretation of Part In this PART: "Model aircraft" means an aircraft which weighs not more than 7 kilograms without its fuel; 'power-driven' means driven by: (a) the combustion of petrol vapour or other combustible substances; (b) jet propulsion or by means of a rocket, other than by means of a small reaction motor powered by a solid fuel pellet not exceeding 2.54 centimetres in length: or (c) one or more electric motors or by compressed gas. "Radio control" means control by a radio signal from a wireless transmitter or similar device. 39. Model aircraft No person shall cause any power-driven model aircraft to: (1) take off or otherwise be released for flight or control the flight of such an aircraft In the ground; or (2) land in the ground without reasonable excuse. Byelaw 39 does not apply to the grounds listed in PART 3 of Schedule 2 column 1 PART 7 OTHER REGULATED ACTIVITIES 40. Provision of services No person shall without the consent of the Authority provide or offer to provide any service for which a charge is made. 41. Excessive noise (1) No person shall, alter being requested to desist by any other person in the ground, make or permit to be made any noise which is so loud or so continuous or repeated as to give reasonable cause for annoyance to other persons in the ground by: (a) shouting or singing; (b) playing on a musical instrument; or (c) by operating or permitting to be operated any radio, amplifier, tape recorder or similar device. (2) Byelaw 41(1) does not apply to any person holding or taking part in any entertainment held with the consent of the Authority. 42. Public shows and performances No person shall without the consent of the Authority hold or take part in any public show or performance. 43. Aircraft, hang gliders and hot air balloons No person shall except in case of emergency or with the consent of the Authority take off from or land on the ground in an aircraft, helicopter, hang glider or hot air balloon. 44. Kites (1) Where any part of the park has, by notices placed in conspicuous positions in the park, been set aside by the Authority as an area where kite flying is permitted no person shall fly or cause or permit to be flown any kite in any other part of the park. (2) No person shall fly any kite in such a manner as to cause danger or give reasonable grounds for annoyance to any other person. 45. Metal detectors (1) No person shall without the consent of the Authority use any device designed or adapted for detecting or locating any metal or mineral in the ground. DOG CONTROL 46. Dogs prohibited from the grounds (1) No person (other than a registered blind person) in charge of a dog shall without reasonable excuse, permit the dog to enter or remain in any of the dog prohibited areas. (2) An officer of the Authority or any constable may require a person in charge of a dog which has entered any of the dog prohibition areas to remove the dog therefrom. 47. Dogs Fouling in the Car Parks Every person (other than a registered blind person) in charge of a dog who permits the dog to foul any of the car parks by depositing its faeces thereon shall be guilty of an offence. 48. Removal of Canine Faeces Every person (other than a registered blind person) in charge of a dog which is in any of the canine faeces removal area who, without reasonable excuse, fails to remove forthwith from any such area any faeces deposited by the dog shall be guilty of an offence. 49. Disposal of Canine Faeces For the purposes of compliance with byelaw 48, ins following provisions shall apply. (a) it shall be sufficient removal from the canine faeces removal areas if the faeces are deposited in a receptacle within such area which has been provided (or that purpose by the Council; (b) without prejudice to the generality of the forgoing, it shall not be a reasonable excuse that a person in charge of a dog did not have with him any means of removal of the faeces. 50. Disturbance No person shall cause or suffer any dog belonging to him or in his charge to enter or remain in the Park unless such dog be and continue to be under proper control and be effectively restrained from: (a) causing annoyance to any person, (b) worrying or disturbing any animal or waterfowl, (c) entering any water 51. Maximum number of dogs The maximum number of dogs, which a person may take onto permitted areas, is 5. 52. Dogs on leads (1) No person in charge of a dog shall, without reasonable excuse, permit the dog to enter or remain in any of the dogs on leads areas unless the dog is held on a lead and is restrained from behaviour giving reasonable grounds for annoyance. (2) Where a person at any one time, is in charge of more than four dogs in permitted areas, all the dogs must be held on leads. 53. Offences relating to Dog Control (1) A person in charge of more than one dog shall be guilty of an offence if at any time he takes onto land in respect of which this byelaw applies more than the maximum number of dogs specified in byelaw 52 unless - (a) he has reasonable excuse for doing so; or (b) the owner, occupier or other person or authority having control of the land has consented (generally or specifically) to his doing so (2) For the purposes of this byelaw- a person who habitually has a dog in his possession shall be taken to be in charge of the dog at any time unless at that time some other person Is in charge of the dog. PART 8 MISCELLANEOUS 54. Obstruction No person shall obstruct: (a) any officer of the Authority in the proper execution of his duties; (b) any person carrying out an act which is necessary to the proper execution of any contract with the Authority of (c) any other person in the proper use of the ground. 55. Savings (1) It shall not be an offence under these byelaws for an officer of the Authority or any person acting in accordance with a contract with the Authority to do anything necessary to the proper execution of his duty. (2) Nothing in or done under these byelaws shall in any respect prejudice or injuriously affect any public right of way through the ground, or the rights of any person acting lawfully by virtue of some estate, right or interest in, over or affecting the ground or any part of the ground 56. Removal of offenders Any person offending against any of these byelaws may be removed from the ground by an officer of the Authority or a constable. The Authority has the power of arrest in circumstances were they are not able to ascertain the details of an offender. 57. Penalty Any person offending against any of these byelaws shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale. In any proceedings for an offence under these byelaws, it shall De a defence for the person charged to prove that he took all reasonable precautions and exercised an due diligence to avoid the commission of such an offence- 58. Revocation The byelaws made by Lea Valley Regional Park Authority on 17 April 1997 and confirmed by Secretary of State for the Environment on 15 August 1997 relating to the ground are hereby revoked. SCHEDULE 1 GROUNDS TO WHICH BYELAWS APPLY GENERALLY The grounds referred to in byelaw 2 are: grounds within the Lea Valley Regional Park Authority park boundary as set out in the Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966 and they are: Name of area Location of area   Admirals Walk Lake Admirals Walk ,Hoddesdon EN11 8BX Amwell End Hollycross Road SQ12 9TD Amwell Walkway Area Hollycross Road, Hardmead Lock,Ware SG12 8LZ Bow Creek Wharfside Road E14 0JH Bowyers Water & Cheshunt Marsh Trinity Lane EN8 7EY Clayton Hill & Hillview Nursery Nazeing Road, Nazeing EN9 2HH Connaught Close Connaught Close OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 70S Coppermill Playing Fields Coppermill Lane E17 7HG Cornmill Meadows Abbey View EN9 2ED Dobbs Weir Area Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAY Dobbs Weir Cafe Car Park Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAZ Dobbs Weir Disabled Angler Site Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAY East India Dock Basin Orchard Place E14 0JJ Eaton Manor Quartermile Lane E10 5SQ Enfield Island Site George Lovell Drive EN3 6WE Fishers Green Area Stubbing hall Lane Crocked Mile EN9 2ED Glen Faba Glen Faba Road Roydon CM19 5JW Gunpowder Park Sewardstone Road EN9 3YL Harbet Road Harbet Road N18 3HQ Highbridge Street Disabled Angling site Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey EN9 1JJ King Georges & Sailing Club Lea Valley Road E4 7RQ Lea Park Way Lea Park Way N90AX Lea Valley Athletics Centre Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Lea Valley Boat Centre Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne EN10 6LX Lea Valley Campsite (Sewardstone) Sewardstone Road E4 7RA Lea Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Essex Road, Hoddesdon EN11 0AS Lea Valley Ice Centre Lea Bridge Road E10 7QL Lea Valley Leisure Pool Old Nazeing Road Nazeing EN10 6QS Lea Valley Marina (Stanstead) South Street Stanstead Abbots SG12 8AL Lea Valley Park Farms Stubbing hall lane Crocked Mile EN9 2EG Lea Valley Picketts Lock Complex Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Lea Valley Riding Centre Lea Bridge Read E10 7QL Lea Valley Waterworks Lammas Road OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 7QB Leedale Dog Kennels Nazeing Road EN9 2HY Marsh Lane Land at Marsh Lane, Ware SG12 9QL Middlesex Filter Beds South East off Waterworks lane E5 7RJ Myddelton House Bulls Cross EN2 9HG Nazebourne Old Nazeing Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Nazeing Marsh & Green Lanes Meadgate Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Nazeing Meads Area Meadgate Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Netherhall Common Netherhall Road, Roydon CM19 5JP Old Mill & Meadows Mill Lane Broxbourne EN10 6LX Paddocks (Sewardstone) Sewardstone Road E4 7PA Path at Sandpiper Close Sandpiper Close E17 5SY Railway Spur & Woodland Area Prince of Wales Playing Fields EN3 6JH Rammey Marsh East Mollison Avenue EN8 7PF Rammey Marsh West Smeton Road EN3 6JN Riverside & Carthegena Estates Netherhall Road Roydon EN10 6TA Riverside Green High Street. Stanstead Abbots SG12 8DH Rushymead Nazeing New Road Broxbourne EN10 6SS Rye Gate Farm Netherfield Lane Stanstead Abbots SG12 8JX Rye House Gatehouse & Boatyard Rye Road Hoddesdon EN11 0EJ Rye House Stadium & Area Rye Road, Hoddesdon EN11 0EH Rye Meads North Rye Road, Hoddesdon SG12 8JY Rye Meads South Rye Road EN11 0GL Silvermead North of Wharf Road EN10 6HA Spitalbrook Nazeing New Road, Broxbourne EN11 8AF Springfield Sports Ground Spring Hill E5 9BL Stanstead Innings Marsh Lane Stanstead Abbots SG12 8TZ Swan & Pike Pool Swan & Pike Road EN3 6GE Three Mills Three Mills Lane E15 2RF Tottenham Marshes Watermead Way N17 0QJ Turnford & Cheshunt Pits South of Wharf Road EN10 6HD Turnford Brook Car Park Cheshunt Wash EN8 0XH Velodrome Area Watermead Way E15 2HJ Waltham Abbey Gardens Abbey View EN9 1XQ Waltham Marsh Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey EN9 1AB Walthamstow & Leyton Marshes Lea Bridge Road E10 7FB Ware Riverside Viaduct Road Ware SG12 9DW Ware Town Centre Amwell End Ware SG12 9BS Wharf Road Area Wharf Road EN11 6HD White Water Canoe Course Station Road, Waltham Cross EN9 1AB SCHEDULE 2 PART 1 GROUNDS REFERRED TO IN CERTAIN BYELAWS THE DOG PROHIBITED AREAS REFERRED TO IN BYELAW 46-53; Abbey Farm House Garden Station Road, Waltham Abbey Gardens, Abbey View EN9 1XH THE PARK REFERRED TO IN BYELAW 1 AND THE CANINE FAECES REMOVAL AREAS REFERRED TO IN BYELAW 49: Name of area Location of area   Admirals Walk Lake Admirals Walk ,Hoddesdon EN11 8BX Amwell End Hollycross Road SQ12 9TD Amwell Walkway Area Hollycross Road, Hardmead Lock,Ware SG12 8LZ Bow Creek Wharfside Road E14 0JH Bowyers Water & Cheshunt Marsh Trinity Lane EN8 7EY Clayton Hill & Hillview Nursery Nazeing Road, Nazeing EN9 2HH Connaught Close Connaught Close OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 70S Coppermill Playing Fields Coppermill Lane E17 7HG Cornmill Meadows Abbey View EN9 2ED Dobbs Weir Area Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAY Dobbs Weir Disabled Angler Site Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAY East India Dock Basin Orchard Place E14 0JJ Eaton Manor Quartermile Lane E10 5SQ Enfield Island Site George Lovell Drive EN3 6WE Fishers Green Area Stubbing hall Lane Crocked Mile EN9 2ED Gunpowder Park Sewardstone Road EN9 3YL Harbet Road Harbet Road N18 3HQ Highbridge Street Disabled Angling site Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey EN9 1JJ King Georges & Sailing Club Lea Valley Road E4 7RQ Lea Park Way Lea Park Way N90AX Lea Valley Athletics Centre Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Lea Valley Boat Centre Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne EN10 6LX Lea Valley Campsite (Sewardstone) Sewardstone Road E4 7RA Lea Valley Ice Centre Lea Bridge Road E10 7QL Lea Valley Leisure Pool Old Nazeing Road Nazeing EN10 6QS Lea Valley Marina (Stanstead) South Street Stanstead Abbots SG12 8AL Lea Valley Park Farms Stubbing hall lane Crocked Mile EN9 2EG Lea Valley Picketts Lock Complex Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Lea Valley Riding Centre Lea Bridge Read E10 7QL Lea Valley Waterworks Lammas Road OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 7QB Marsh Lane Land at Marsh Lane, Ware SG12 9QL Middlesex Filter Beds South East off Waterworks lane E5 7RJ Myddelton House Bulls Cross EN2 9HG Nazebourne Old Nazeing Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Nazeing Marsh & Green Lanes Meadgate Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Nazeing Meads Area Meadgate Road, Nazeing EN10 6RJ Old Mill & Meadows Mill Lane Broxbourne EN10 6LX Path at Sandpiper Close Sandpiper Close E17 5SY Railway Spur & Woodland Area Prince of Wales Playing Fields EN3 6JH Rammey Marsh East Mollison Avenue EN8 7PF Riverside & Carthegena Estates Netherhall Road Roydon EN10 6TA Riverside Green High Street. Stanstead Abbots SG12 8DH Rushymead Nazeing New Road Broxbourne EN10 6SS Rye House Gatehouse & Boatyard Rye Road Hoddesdon EN11 0EJ Spitalbrook Nazeing New Road, Broxbourne EN11 8AF Springfield Sports Ground Spring Hill E5 9BL Swan & Pike Pool Swan & Pike Road EN3 6GE Three Mills Three Mills Lane E15 2RF Tottenham Marshes Watermead Way N17 0QJ Turnford & Cheshunt Pits South of Wharf Road EN10 6HD Turnford Brook Car Park Cheshunt Wash EN8 0XH Velodrome Area Watermead Way E15 2HJ Waltham Abbey Gardens Abbey View EN9 1XQ Waltham Marsh Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey EN9 1AB Walthamstow & Leyton Marshes Lea Bridge Road E10 7FB Ware Town Centre Amwell End Ware SG12 9BS Ware Riverside Viaduct Road Ware SG12 9DW Wharf Road Area Wharf Road EN11 6HD White Water Canoe Course Station Road, Waltham Cross EN9 1AB THE DOGS ON LEADS AREAS REFERRED TO IN BYELAW 53: Name of area Location of area   Amwell Walkway Area Hollycross Road, Hardmead Lock,Ware SG12 8LZ Rye Gate Farm Netherfield Lane Stanstead Abbots SG12 8JX Glen Faba Glen Faba Road Roydon CM19 5JW Dobbs Weir Area (Weir Pool Area) Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAY Admirals Walk Lake Admirals Walk ,Hoddesdon EN11 8BX Old Mill & Meadows (Car Park & Orchard Mill Lane Broxbourne EN10 7AE Silvermead North of Wharf Road EN10 6HA Lea Valley Park Farms Stubbing Hall Lane Crocked Mile EN9 2EG Fishers Green Area (A Taste of the wild, Area 11, Fishers Green car park, Hall Marsh Scrapes, Chapman's Fields.) Stubbing Hall Lane Crocked Mile EN9 2ED Bowyers Water & Cheshunt Marsh (Britannia Nursery) Windmill Lane EN8 7EY Waltham Marsh Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey EN9 1AB Lea Valley Campsite (Sewardstone) Sewardstone Road E4 7RA Lea Valley Picketts Lock Complex Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Lea Valley Athletics Centre Mollison Avenue N9 OAR Paddocks (Sewardstone) Sewardstone Road E4 7PA King Georges & Sailing Club Lea Valley Road E4 7RQ Lea Valley Marina (Springfield) Spring Hill E5 9BL Lea Valley Riding Centre Lea Bridge Read E10 7QL Lea Valley Waterworks Lammas Road OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 7QB Lea Valley Ice Centre Lea Bridge Road E10 7QL Walthamstow & Leyton Marshes Lea Bridge Road E10 7FB Middlesex Filter Beds South East off Waterworks lane E5 7RJ Eaton Manor Quartermile Lane E10 5SQ Velodrome Area Watermead Way E15 2HJ THE NO FOULING AREAS REFERRED TO IN BYELAW 48: Bowyers Water & Cheshunt Marsh (car park) Trinity Lane EN8 7EY Clayton Hill & Hillview Nursery (car park) Nazeing Road, Nazeing EN9 2HH Coppermill Playing Fields (car park) Coppermill Lane E17 7HG Cornmill Meadows Abbey View EN9 2ED Dobbs Weir Café (car park) Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon EN11 OAZ Eaton Manor (car park) Quartermile Lane E10 5SQ Fishers Green Area (car park) Stubbing hall Lane Crocked Mile EN9 2ED Gunpowder Park (car park) Sewardstone Road EN9 3YL Lea Valley Athletics Centre (car park) Meridian Way N9 OAR Lea Valley Boat Centre Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne EN10 6LX Lea Valley Campsite (Sewardstone) (car park) Sewardstone Road E4 7RA Lea Valley Leisure Pool (car park) Old Nazeing Road Nazeing EN10 6QS Lea Valley Ice Centre (car park) Lea Bridge Road E10 7QL Lea Valley Marina (Springfield) (car park) Spring Hill E5 9BL Lea Valley Picketts Lock Complex (car park) Meridian Way N9 OAR Lea Valley Riding Centre (car park) Lea Bridge Read E10 7QL Lea Valley Waterworks (car park) Lammas Road OFF Lea Bridge Road E10 7QB Myddelton House (car park) Bulls Cross EN2 9HG Old Mill & Meadows (car park) Mill Lane Broxbourne EN10 7AE Rammey Marsh East (car park) Mollison Avenue EN8 7PF Rye House Gatehouse & Boatyard (car park) Rye Road Hoddesdon EN11 0EQ Swan & Pike Pool (car park) Swan & Pike Road EN3 6GE Tottenham Marshes (car park) Watermead Way N17 0QJ Turnford Brook Car Park Cheshunt Wash EN8 0XH Waltham Abbey Gardens (car park) Abbey View EN9 1XQ Wharf Road Area (car park) Wharf Road EN11 6HD White Water Canoe Course Station Road, Waltham Cross EN9 1AB PART 2 HORSE RIDING PROHIBITED EXCEPT IN CERTAIN GROUNDS (SUBJECT TO BRIDLEWAY, ETC BYELAW 15(1): Name of area Location of area   Lea Valley Riding Centre (car park) Lea Bridge Read E10 7QL Designated routes on: Gunpowder Park Sewardstone Road EN9 3YL Walthamstow & Leyton Marshes Lea Bridge Road E10 7FB PART 3 USE OF MODEL AIRCRAFT PERMITTED ON SPECIFIED DAYS AT SPECIFIED TIMES BYELAW 39: Name or description of ground: Days and times at which use of model aircraft is permitted: Rammey Marsh 28 days Sunday or bank holiday Mondays 10:00-20:00 SCHEDULE 3 RULES FOR PLAYING BALL GAMES IN DESIGNATED AREAS BYELAW 24: Any person using a designated area for playing ball games is required by byelaw 24 to comply with the following rules: (1) No person shall play any game other than those ball games for which the designated area has been set aside, (2) No person shall obstruct any other person who is playing in accordance with these rules. (3) Where exclusive use of the designated area has been granted to a person or group of persons by the Authority for a specified period, no other person shall play in that area during that period. (4) Subject to paragraph (5), where the designated area is already in use by any person, any other person wishing to play in that area must seek their permission to do so. (5) Except where they have been granted exclusive use of the designated area for more than two hours by the Authority, any person using that area shall vacate it if they have played continuously for two hours or more and any other person wishes to use that area. (6) No person shall play in the designated area when a notice has been placed in a conspicuous position by the Authority prohibiting play in that area. Signed in the usual way by Derrick Ashley, LVRPA chair, and LVRPA chief executive Shaun Dawson, September 13, 2011.