Exceptions to the Prohibition from using bob-tail delivery trucks

Notwithstanding the provisions of section 23 of this Act, it shall be lawful for the owner of a bob-tail delivery truck, or the driver of such a truck, or any other person to authorize the use of, or to use the bob-tail delivery truck to store, carry, deliver, or sell liquified petroleum gases after the day appointed in subsection (1) of section 22 of this Act, (a) at any hotel, restaurant, industrial undertaking or complex, or any other premises, as the case may be, situated in any city or town at such times as may be specified in writing by the local authority responsible for administering the city or town if such hotel, restaurant, industrial undertaking or complex, or other premises has a fixed installation tank; (b) in any village or other area not comprised within the limits of a city or a town until the 16 Minister prohibits such carriage, delivery and sale on a date appointed by him by Order published in the Gazette; or (c) at any port, if such bob-tail delivery truck is only used to deliver liquified petroleum gases for transhipment by boat from the mainland of Belize to the cayes or any other part of liquefied