(A) The application is expressly included as part of any permit granted. A permit shall be issued on a form supplied by the town to the person who signed the application. The person shall be required to accompany the parade or demonstration, and the permit shall be invalid unless in his or her possession. The permit shall be deemed issued under the terms and for the purposes stated in the application only, unless otherwise noted. The permit shall set the duration, speed of travel, and space between persons or vehicles in the parade or demonstration, may prescribe the portions or areas of streets, alleys, sidewalks, or other public places to be used, and may impose other reasonable requirements necessary for the control and free movement of pedestrian or vehicular traffic, and to protect the safety and property rights of participants and the general public.
(B) The Chief of Police shall issue a permit unless he or she makes written findings based upon specified facts that the activity or event:
(1) Cannot be conducted without unreasonable interference with normal pedestrian or vehicular traffic in the area;
(2) Cannot be held without unreasonably interfering with provision of normal police and fire protection to the public;
(3) Is being held for an unlawful purpose, or would violate a federal, state, or local law or ordinance; or
(4) Will require the closing of or unreasonably restrict the flow of vehicular traffic along a highway under the control of the state, in which case permission should be sought by the applicant from appropriate state officials.
(Prior Code, § 86.21.5) Penalty, see § 10.99