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Sentosa Development Corporation (Management and Maintenance of Sentosa Cove) Regulations 2008
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Sentosa Development Corporation (Management and Maintenance of Sentosa Cove) Regulations 2008

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VMaintenance Fund

4Security checkpoint
5Proof of identity
6Dangerous material and unattended article
7Conduct of persons in Sentosa Cove
8Behaviour of guests and invitees
9Façade and external appearance of buildings
10Plants and trees
11Clean environment
12Proper use of common resort area
13Bathing, washing, causing fire, etc., in common resort area
14Vehicle permit for entry
15Use of vehicle permit, etc.
16Production of vehicle permit
17Unauthorised use of vehicle permit
18Display of vehicle permit
19Speed limit
20Detention and removal of vehicles
22Notices to be given by owners
23Supply of information by Corporation
24Penalties
25Other written law not affected

Sentosa Development Corporation (Management and Maintenance of Sentosa Cove) Regulations 2008 · As enacted

7. Conduct of persons in Sentosa Cove

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No person in Sentosa Cove shall conduct himself in a manner likely to interfere with the quiet enjoyment of the common resort area by any resident or any person lawfully using that area.

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