An application for a permit may be denied by the director for any of the following grounds:
A. The applicant fails to include all of the information required by section 8-1-203 of this chapter.
B. The director determines that the instructional activity or equipment proposed by the applicant will unreasonably interfere with the public's use and enjoyment of the public recreational property.
C. The instruction proposed in the application is prohibited by other provisions of this code.
D. The proposed instruction or equipment will unreasonably interfere with the activities authorized by another permit.
E. The proposed equipment is greater than twenty five (25) pounds.
F. The proposed instruction equipment will interfere with normal operation of the public recreational property.
G. The proposed instruction equipment will damage public recreational property.
H. The applicant has not provided evidence of an insurance policy that complies with section 8-1-204 of this chapter.
The director may impose reasonable terms and conditions concerning the commercial or professional instruction or the equipment authorized by the permit, including the time and location of the activity, the maximum number of participants, the type and number of equipment, the duration of the activity. (Ord. 17-O-2722, eff. 2-10-2017)