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OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PERMITS
(A) It shall be unlawful, without first obtaining a permit from the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals, for any person or firm to conduct or to take part in, or for the landowner of any private land to permit upon his or her land, any outdoor recreational event, carnival, circus, sideshow, public game, or ride, whether given with or without charge, if the purpose of the activity is the advertising of or promoting for sale any goods, wares, or merchandise or for the purpose of promoting a shopping area.
(B) Any cease of operations order issued under the provisions of this ordinance will include a penalty in an amount as established by resolution of the City Council.
(C) Permit for any of these activities shall be known as an “outdoor recreational permit.
All applications for an outdoor recreational permit under this ordinance shall conform to the requirements set forth in the city’s zoning ordinance, Chapter 157 of this code, as amended, for applications to the Zoning Board of Appeals, including form, signatures, and notice requirements, and to the rules and regulations of the Board of Appeals relating thereto.
(A) The Zoning Board of Appeals shall as a condition of issuance of permit require the applicant for an outdoor recreational license to comply with the following requirements in addition to other requirements as shall be imposed by the city’s zoning ordinance, Chapter 157 of this code, as amended, relating to these permits.
(B) (1) The applicant shall present to the Board of Appeals, at the time of application, public liability insurance by a company authorized to do business in this state providing minimum liability coverage in the following amounts and naming the city as one of the protected parties:
(a) Property damage: as set by the City Council, and amended by resolution from time to time; and
(b) Bodily injury: as set by the City Council, and amended by resolution from time to time .
(2) The applicant shall show that provisions have been made during the proposed times of the activity for:
(a) Adequate security and traffic control;
(b) Adequate pollution control, self-contained public sanitary facilities, and dust control, and complete removal of all sanitary facilities and evidence thereof after the completion of the activity;
(c) Adequate potable water available to the public for drinking water purposes while in attendance at the activity;
(d) Daily cleanup of all rubbish, papers, and garbage, and daily removal from the site, including the papers and rubbish blown from the activity site upon adjacent public or private lands;
(e) Complete cleanup of grounds and restoration to original appearance within 2 days after the activity closes;
(f) Other reasonable regulations or alternative regulations as shall be established by the Board of Appeals to ensure the reasonable protection of the public health, safety, and welfare.
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