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(iii) The form and service of notices;
(iv) The width of, construction of, and
manner of repairing public road;

(v) The enforcing of any regulation made
under this section by the imposing
of fines not exceeding the amount
of fifty dollars.

19. No police officer or local constable shall
be liable to pay any of the sums hereinbefore pre-
scribed for the upkeep of the public roads.

20. (1) [It shall be lawful for the Commis-
sioner, on a written report from the Surveyor,
showing—

(a) that public road or any part thereof
is likely or about to become dangerous, or

(b) that it is desirable for the public
safety, or for the execution of works or
repairs on any public road,

to order that the traffic or that traffic of any parti-
cular kind on any public road or any part thereof
shall immediately cease, and that such road or any
part thereof shall be closed to traffic or to traffic of
any particular kind during such period of time as
the Commissioner may deem requisite.

Provided that in any case where, in the
opinion of the Commissioner, there is no necessity
for anv immediate cesser of traffic, notice of any
order commanding the cesser of traffic or the
closing up of any road shall be published by
posting the same on the door of any
Court House, Charch, Chapel, School-house or
other building in the district which in the opinion
of the Commissioner will give publicity to such
order. And in places where there is no such build-
ing as aforesaid, such order may be affixed to a
board and fastened up in a conspicuous manner
near such road or part thereof.

21. (1) Subject to the provisions of sub-
section (2) of this section where it is necessary to
widen a public road, any land up to six feet in
width on cither side of the road may be taken for

VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Police officers
and local
constables
exempt from
payment of
koad Tax.

Commissioner
may order
road to be
closed.

Land may be
taken & used
for road
purposos,