(A) A special event permit may be issued in accordance with this chapter for special events in which the applicant can demonstrate that there is sufficient parking and street access for the event, and that the event will not create a nuisance and will not otherwise threaten the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the town and its visitors. The town reserves the right to deny the issuance of a special event permit and/or limit the number of special event permits issued for special events occurring concurrently if there is a concern for public health, safety and/or welfare.
(B) A permit shall be required for a special event as defined in this section.
(C) All special event permits shall not be issued for a period of time longer than four consecutive days per week, unless a longer period of time is requested from and granted by the Town Council in advance.
(D) Additional permits, licenses, taxes or regulations may be imposed by the Town Code as may be required for the protection of the health, safety, and welfare of the general public or otherwise required by federal, state, or municipal law or regulation.
(E) The Town Planning Department may, subject to approval by the Town Council of a specific program allowing for signage on poles, implement and operate such a program allowing for signage on poles located on town property right-of-way. Any signage displayed must be reviewed, permitted and approved by the town, including its Planning Department, Town Marshal, Town Engineer, and Building Official, and may not include any lights on the poles. The signage permitted by the town under this division may be known as signage permitted pursuant to the street banner program. The town, through its Planning Department, may charge fees for its safety review, approval, and permit process for signage under this section.
(Ord. O2019-06, passed 1-21-20) Penalty, see § 114.99