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SUPPLEMENT No. 3 TO THE SOVEREIGN BASE AREAS GAZETTE No. 208 of 15th JUNE, 1967. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION CONTENTS The following SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION is published in this Supplement which forms part of this Gazette:- Not. The Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance­ Order under Section 7 (a) .. 50 Regulations under Section 3 (1) (f) 51 The Public Roads (Protection) Ordinance­ Authorization under Section 9 52 Authorization under Section 9 53 The Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance­ Regulations under Section 3 (1) (f) 54 The Exchange Control Ordinance- Order under Sections 4 (1) and 19 (1) 55 The Wells Ordinance- Notice under Section 4 (2).. 56 The Commodities and Services (Regulation and Control) Ordinance­ Control Order under Section 3 (I) 57 (81 ) 82 No. 50 THE MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE (Cap. 332 - Laws of Cyprus - and Ordinances 6 of 1961, 15 of 1962, 11 of 1965 and 4 of 1966) ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 7A. In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by subsection (I) of section 7A of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Administrator hereby makes the following Order:- 1. This Order may be cited as the Speed Limits Order, 1967. 2. The roads, or parts of roads, set out in the first column of the Schedule hereto shall be subject to the respective maximum speed limits set out in the second column in the said Schedule. 3. For the purposes of this Order, the map references shown in the first column of Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto are references to the Town Plans Cyprus Map, Series K 912, Sheet Episkopi Cantonment and Sheet Dhekelia Cantonment, Edition I- GSGS, scale 1:5,000. P.I. 8/66, 4. The Speed Limits Order, 1966, and the Speed Limits P.I. 25/66. (Amendment) Order, 1966, are hereby cancelled. SCHEDULE PART I AKROTIRI AREA MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT ROAD (miles per hour) (1) Kolossi - Akrotiri Road From the junction of the main road with the northern track to Akrotiri village to the outer gate of R.A.F Akrotiri on the main Kolossi­ Akrotiri road .. 40 (2) Kolossi - Akrotiri Road From the northern end of the straight road through Fassouri - Plantation to a point opposite forest Cairn No. 29 south of Fassouri-Plantation 40 (3) Asomatos - Akrotiri Road From a point approximately 110 yards from where the boundary of the Sovereign Base Area crosses the main road south of Asomatos to the junction of the Kolossi - Akrotiri - Asomatos roads .. 40 83 MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT ROAD (miles per hour) (4) Royal Air Force, Akrotiri Akrotiri Road, from piquet post to a point 750 feet west of main guard room Hospital Road, from junction with Akrotiri lI Road to a point 750 feet north - east of I the Hospital NAAFI cafe 40 Beach Road, from junction with Gata r Road at a point 750 feet south - east of Building 108 i I Gata Road, from junction with Beach Road to entrance to No. 280 Signals Unit J (5) Limassol - Papbos Road From a point approximately 50 yards east of the Paphos Road North bus stop to the junction of the main road with Pembroke Rise 30 (6) Limassol- Paphos Road From the junction of the new road with the old road immediately east of that part of Paramali village which lies on the main road to a point 100 yards west of the junction of the new road with the old road immediately west of that part of Paramali village which lies on the main road .. 30 (7) Royal Air Force, Akrotiri All roads and tracks within the Station other than those specified in paragraphs (4), (8) and (10) of this Part of this Schedule 30 (8) Royal Air Force, Akrotiri Albion Street Alexander Hill Andrew Crescent l Anne Close Barnett Road Charles Street I Cornwall Avenue Duke Street 20 Harding Avenue Hawker Drive Horsley Lane Horsley Road r H umphrey Avenue I Kings Road I Lowe Avenue J 84 ___________________________________ 1 MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT ROAD (miles per hour) (8) Royal Air Force, Akrotiri (Continued) Lowe Crescent l Manning Avenue I Patch Crescent Philip Road Princes Street Queen Street Shopping Centre Verity Close Worral Avenue Gata Road, from its junction with Lowe Avenue to its junction with the south - west 20 entrance to the No.2 Officers' Mess forecourt Pavilion Road, from its junction with Regent Street to a point 150 feet north - west of the Sports Pavilion in the direction of the Astra Cinema Peninsula Road, from its junction with the married quarters roundabout to a point 150 feet north - west of the said roundabout All aircraft manoeuvring areas (9) Episkopi Cantonment All roads within the area known as Episkopi Cantonment as defined by map references:- 53201500 - 58001500 53201200 - 58001200 other than the main Limassol- Paphos road .. 20 (10) Royal Air Force, Akrotiri Hospital Area, from a point 750 feet north - east of the Hospital NAAFI cafe. No. 280 Signals Unit site, from main gate .. 15 85 PART II DHEKELIA AREA MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT ROAD (miles per hour) (1) Dhekelia Cantonment Waterloo Road from a point 100 yards north of the junction with the Ormedhia road to the northern junction with the Larnaca - Famagusta road .. 40 (2) Dhekelia Cantonment All roads within the area known as Dhekelia Cantonment as defined by map references:- 35004720 - 35004946 - 37005090 40005100 - 40004720 other than the main Larnaca - Famagusta road, the unnamed road leading from the junction beside the SBA Police station to the Pyla­ Pergamos road and the roads specified in paragraphs (I) and (8) of this Part of this Schedule 30 (3) Larnaca - Famagusta Road From a point approximately 200 yards south­ west of the junction with Clarendon Avenue to a point approximately 550 yards north - east of the northern junction with Waterloo Road .. 30 (4) Larnaca - Famagusta Road From Famagusta milepost 3/6 to Famagusta milepost 5/1 30 (5) Ayios Nicolaos Argyll Road Edinburgh Road Gordon Road Seaforth Road Sutherland Road 1 30 Halton Road Henlow Road Hereford Road f Hucknall Road (6) The unnamed road from the Ordnance Depot, Ayios Nikolaos, to the traffic island on the Larnaca - Famagusta road .. 30 86 MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT ROAD (miles per hour) (7) The unnamed road from Royal Air Force Station Ayios Nikolaos to the traffic island on the Larnaca - Famagusta road 30 (8) Richmond Village Clarendon Avenue Cornwallis Avenue 20 Harvey Drive } Maples Road (9) Royal Air Force, Pergamos All roads within the area known as Royal Air Force, Pergamos 20 Dated this 12th day of June, 1967. By the Administrator's Command, J. ROBERTS, Chief Officer, (SBAj120jl) Sovereign Base Areas. ------------------- 87 No. 51 THE MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE (Cap. 332 and 25 of 1959 - Laws of Cyprus - and Ordinances 6 of 1961, 15 of 1962, 11 of 1965 and 4 of 1966) REGULATIONS MADE UNDER SECTION 3 (1) (f) In exercise of the powers vested in him by paragraph (f) of sub-section (I) of section 3 of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, the Administrator hereby makes the following regulations :- 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Motor Vehicles (Restriction on Parking) (Amendment) Regulations, 1967, and shall be read as one with the Motor Vehicles (Restriction on P.I. 25/61. Parking) Regulations 1961, as amended by the Motor Vehicles P.I. 7/66. (Restriction on Parking) (Amendment) Regulations, 1966 (hereinafter referred to as "the principal Regulations"). 2. The principal Regulations are hereby amended by deleting the Schedule thereto and substituting therefor the following new Schedule:- "SCHEDULE PART I AKROTIRI AREA ROAD Limassol- Paphos Road Between a point approximately 20 yards west of the junction of the main road with Isle of Wight Road in the east and a point at culvert 70/5 in the west. Episkopi Cantonment The roads within the area known as the Shopping Centre. Buckingham Rise. The western side of Suffolk Road. 88 PART II DHEKELIA AREA ROAD Larnaca - Famagusta Road Between a point 120 yards south - west of the southern junction with Waterloo Road to a point 150 yards south - west of the Xylotymbou road junction. Dhekelia Cantonment Waterloo Road from a point 100 yards east of the Church of England Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Club westwards to its junction with the Larnaca - Famagusta road. Agincourt Lane from a point 100 yards east of the Church of England Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Club to its western end. Plassey Road. Knightsbridge Road." Dated this 12th day of June, 1967. By the Administrator's Command, J. ROBERTS, Chief Officer, (SBA/120jl) Sovereign Base Areas. 89 No. 52 THE PUBLIC ROADS (PROTECTION) ORDINANCE (Cap. 83 - Laws of Cyprus - Ordinance 27 of 1961). AUTHORISATION UNDER SECTION 9. In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section 9 of the Public Roads (Protection) Ordinance, as applied to and adapted in the Areas by the Laws (Adaptation and Interpretation) Ordinance, 1960 to 1962, T, the Chief Officer, Sovereign Base Areas, hereby approve the erection of "no overtaking" signs at the points specified in the first column of the Schedule hereto prohibiting vehicles proceeding in the direction specified in the second column of the said Schedule from overtaking other vehicles proceeding in the same direction from the said points up to the points specified in the third column of the said Schedule. SCHEDULE PART I AKROTIRI AREA A point opposite the Fire South to The junction of Suffolk Station in Suffolk Road. north Road with London Road PART II DHEKELIA AREA On the Larnaca-Farnagusta South-west A point on the Larnaca- road at a point 350 yards to Farnagusta road 175 yards north-east of the northern north-east.
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    3* Hotel & Sports Resort in Episkopi, Limassol INVESTMENT INCENTIVES A Win-Win 365-day-a-year investment plan! Located in a relaxed, small town and surrounded by a beautiful and tranquil landscape overlooking the glistening waters of the Mediterranean sea and the ancient ruins of Kourion, the properties on offer provide the perferct environment for visitors. Tourists have the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing holiday and the vibrant character of the nearby bustling cities of Limassol and Paphos, especially during the spring-autumn peak season. Moreover, athletes can experience the perfect training facilities and conditions during the autumn-spring season thanks to the island's short and mild winters as well as 320 days of sunshine every year! A yet unexploited sector in the Cypriot market, this recommended combined venture of tourism & sport, is already set up as a business and waiting for new management to take it into the new decade. Additionally, with the promising numbers of tourist increase reaching 5 million in the coming years and the support of the Cyprus Government in rebranding Cyprus as a quality Fly, Cruise & Stay destination, cruise companies also eyeing the Eastern part of the Mediterranean as an investment opportunity. The aim is to revive the Cyprus-Greece ferry link exchange and enter into new Sea/Air tourist markets of neighboring countries such as Israel and Lebanon along with France, Belgium, Holland and Scandinavian countries targeting not only nationalities but specific groups. ASKING PRICE €5,300,000 The Fields Ref. No.: PR15222 The Hotel Ref. No.: PR15227 THE PROPERTY The Hotel at a glance The hotel & sports center is located in an attractive location in Episkopi Community in Limassol District, at a distance of 375 meters (approx.) south of the Limassol - Paphos motorway and 1,1 km (approx.) north-west of the original core of the Community.