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(a) No person in a park shall carry on or about his or her person, bows and arrows, missiles, sling shots or other missile- throwing devices, without authorization from the Park Director.
(b) No person shall shoot an arrow into a park or use a bow and arrow in a park except in areas designated by the Park Director for the use of bows and arrows or other, weapons and tools.
(c) No person shall discharge missiles, sling shots or other missile-throwing devises in or into a park.
(d) No person shall carry on or about his or her person an ax or hatchet.
(Ord. 69-75. Passed 8-18-75; Ord. 11-12. Passed 7-17-12; Ord. 24-19. Passed 12-2-19.)
(a) No person shall sell or offer for sale any article, privilege or service in a park, unless such sale or offer is pursuant to a contract with the City or the Centerville- Washington Township Park District.
(b) No person shall beg, peddle or solicit in a park.
(Ord. 69-75. Passed 8-18-75.)
Acts and conduct of police officers, officials and employees of the City or the Centerville-Washington Township Park District, or contractors of the City or the Centerville-Washington Township Park District, to the extent necessary for the performance of their authorized duties, shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter. (Ord. 69-75. Passed 8-18-75.)
(a) The City-owned golf course along Yankee Road shall be known as “Yankee Trace”.
(Res. 2-92. Passed 1-20-92.)
(b) The restaurant/banquet facility constructed in conjunction with the clubhouse at The Golf Club at Yankee Trace shall be known as “The Gallery at Yankee Trace.”
(Res. 8-95. Passed 1-30-95.)
(a) The Manager is hereby authorized to adopt a sales incentive plan whereby the Sales and Banquet Coordinator of Yankee Trace Golf Course will receive an amount equal to one-eighteenth of all service charges or gratuities charged after the adoption of this section (Resolution 22-97, passed March 17, 1997).
(b) For purposes of this section, the term “banquet” means an event sold from the banquet menu and/or customized menus or meals ordered from the dining room menu and added to a customer's bill. In order to be considered a banquet sale, an eighteen percent service charge or gratuity must be added to the customer's bill in the ordinary course of business.
(c) A record of all service charges or gratuities shall be kept by the Department of Finance. Payment of the amount due the Sales and Banquet Coordinator (hereinafter: the “incentive bonus”) shall be made by the City based upon Department of Finance records for every ninety-day period commencing with the date of adoption of this section, but payable ninety days after the date for which the incentive bonus is calculated. In order to be eligible to receive the incentive bonus, the Sales and Banquet Coordinator must be in the employ of the City on the date payment is due. Payment of the incentive bonus shall be by separate check at the time it is due and normal withholding shall be made, except that there shall be no withholding for the employee's share of the Public Employees Retirement System contribution, nor shall the City make an employer contribution, because said incentive bonus is not eligible for said contributions for the reason that it is not based upon compensation, but on the amount of service charges or gratuities collected.
(Res. 22-97. Passed 3-17-97.)
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