3.2.408: INSURANCE:

   A.   If required by the Mayor, prior to the issuance of a special event permit the event organizer shall provide a certificate of current commercial general liability insurance complying with this section.

   B.   When required, commercial general liability insurance coverage shall be primary in the name of the permittee, shall have limits not less than those specified and shall name the City as an additional insured:

Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage for each occurrence or claim made with an aggregate of one million dollars ($1,000,000.00).

   C.   Each insurance policy shall contain an endorsement to the effect that the insurance carrier shall notify the Mayor at least thirty (30) days in advance of the effective date of any reduction or cancellation of the policy. The cancellation or reduction of insurance coverage shall be cause for automatic suspension of the special event permit until the coverage shall be reinstated. All policies shall be kept in force for the period of the special event permit. (Ord. 08-179; Ord. 11-19)

3.2.409: UNLAWFUL ACTS:

   A.   It shall be unlawful to conduct a special event without a special event permit as required under this part.

   B.   It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct or manage any special event for which a special event permit has not been issued.

   C.   It shall be unlawful for any person to obstruct, impede or interfere with any authorized assembly, person, vehicle or animal participating in a permitted special event.

   D.   It shall be unlawful for any event organizer to fail to pay the costs to provide City services, equipment and personnel (including, but not limited to, permit review and processing; traffic control review, implementation and devices; police, fire and emergency medical equipment and services; sanitary facilities and cleanup) to a special event within sixty (60) days of billing. (Ord. 08-179)

3.2.410: SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION:

   A.   A special event permit may be revoked at any time if the Mayor determines:

      1.   That the special event is being conducted in violation of any term or condition of the special event permit or of any other law or ordinance;

      2.   The special event poses an imminent threat to the public health, safety or welfare; or

      3.   The permit applicant, event organizer or any person associated with the special event has failed to obtain any other permit or license required by law.

   B.   If the special event permit is revoked after issuance of the permit but prior to the commencement of the event, the Mayor shall provide the event organizer written notice of revocation. The written notice of revocation shall set forth the reasons for the revocation.

   C.   If after commencement of the special event, there is an emergency requiring immediate revocation of a special event permit, the Mayor may notify the permit holder verbally of the revocation and order the event organizer to cease the event. It shall be unlawful for an event organizer to fail to comply with a verbal notice of revocation and order to cease the event.

   D.   A permit applicant or event organizer may appeal a revocation of the special event permit in accord with section 3.2.411 of this part. (Ord. 08-179; Ord. 11-19)

3.2.411: APPEALS:

   A.   Grant/Denial: In accord with section 1.2.301 of this Code, the Mayor shall have the administrative discretion to grant a special event permit, with or without conditions, or to deny a special event permit as necessary for the effective management of City assets and resources or to reserve a special event date and location up to five (5) years prior to the proposed special event. The Mayor's decision to grant, with or without conditions, or to deny a special event permit or to reserve a special event date and location shall not be appealable.

   B.   Suspension/Revocation: Any holder of a special event permit may appeal the Mayor's decision to suspend or revoke the special event permit to the City Council. The appeal shall be in writing, shall be executed by the appellant or the applicant's agent or attorney, in duplicate, shall state and specify briefly the grounds for the appeal, and shall be filed with the Mayor within ten (10) days after the action or decision appealed. The City Council shall then give public notice of the appeal and hold a public hearing. The hearing shall be de novo and all facts and circumstances shall be heard and considered. At the conclusion of the hearing the Council may revoke the permit or order the continuance or reinstatement of the permit. (Ord. 08-179; Ord. 11-19)

PART 5 ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF REAL PROPERTY INTERESTS

SECTION:

3.2.501: Payment Of Taxes Required

3.2.502: Acceptance By City Council

3.2.503: Compliance With Manual

3.2.504: Dispositions

3.2.505: City Owned Property For The Benefit Of Utilities

3.2.506: Rules, Regulations And Procedures

3.2.507: Waiver Of Rights Of First Refusal And First Offer On Qualifying Multifamily Residential Or Mixed-Use Rental Properties:

3.2.501: PAYMENT OF TAXES REQUIRED:

Except as hereinafter set forth, no deed, conveyance of land or any interest in land to the City shall be effective unless all taxes owing on such land or interest thereon are paid by the grantor to the date of conveyance. The grantor may tender to the City a pro rata share of the current taxes to the date of conveyance based upon the total taxes payable in the year of conveyance at the time of tendering the deed or conveyance. In its discretion, the City may expressly waive payment of taxes by the grantor in the event of:

   A.    A negotiated purchase of the land in which payment of all current taxes by the City is a consideration of the purchase; or

   B.   Where the deed or conveyance is a true gift or donation to the City and not in payment of or in lieu of any required fee or obligation owing to the City. (Ord. 22-62)

3.2.502: ACCEPTANCE BY CITY COUNCIL:

No deed, dedication or conveyance of land or any interest in land to the City for any purpose shall be effective unless expressly accepted or authorized by a City Council resolution or accepted by the City's Real Estate Manager in accord with approved City plans, projects, or policies. Acceptance or authorization shall be subject to adequate title review, proration and payment of taxes, environmental review or audit, and other conditions as appropriate. (Ord. 22-62)