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The provisions of § 12-121 shall not apply to:
(a) Any street, alley or sidewalk of the city;
(b) Any elected or appointed official or employee of the city, or any duly authorized agent of the city;
(c) Any police officer not included within division (b) above;
POLICE OFFICER meaning any person who by virtue of his or her office or public employment is vested by law with the duty to maintain public order or to make arrests for crimes, whether that duty extends to all crimes or is limited to specific crimes;
(d) Any nonresident of the city making use of the facilities at Champlin Park in the city for normal roadside park purposes during the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.;
(e) Any person or persons in possession of a permit authorizing the holder of the permit to make use of the facilities at any public park in the city for fishing or overnight camping purposes, so long as the holder of the permit does, while in the public park, exclusively engage in such permitted activity, and further, that no overnight camping permit shall be granted to any resident of the city, or to any other person or persons not in the possession and making use of a trailer, camper or other similar type vehicular equipment specifically constructed and used for camping purposes. Such a permit as provided in this article shall be obtained from any law enforcement officer of the city. The person or persons to whom a permit has been issued shall, upon request of any law enforcement officer of the city, immediately present to the requesting officer such permit, otherwise the person or persons shall be deemed to be in violation of this article; or
(f) Any person or persons engaged in any duly organized and/or sponsored activity of the City Recreation Commission, or of any other organization or association that has received approval of the Mayor for its activity prior to the commencement thereof, either through actual participation in the activity or by way of audience participation therein so long as they are so engaged; however, this exception shall be deemed to expire, insofar as those engaged in audience participation therein are concerned, 30 minutes after the termination of the principal activity.
(2010 Code, § 12-122)
(a) Any person or persons making use of the outdoor electrical outlets located in the parks of the city for a period of six days or less within any month shall pay a fee of $6, plus tax per outlet for every 24-hour period or portion thereof.
(b) Any person or persons making use of the outdoor electrical outlets located in the parks of the city for a period of seven days or more within any month shall pay fee of $10, plus tax per outlet for every 24-hour period or portion thereof. In no event shall any person or person use the parks of the city for camping for more than 30 consecutive days unless written permission is given by the City Commission.
(c) Any club, organization, convention or harvest-related laborer may apply to the city for an exemption from the provisions of division (b) above. In the event the city determines that an exemption should be granted, the city shall, in its sole discretion, determine the appropriate daily fee to be paid by the club, organization, convention or harvest-related laborer.
(2010 Code, § 12-123)
Any person or persons desiring to use an outdoor electrical outlet located in the parks of the city shall pay a $25 deposit fee in advance for each electrical outlet to be used. Any person or persons shall pay the deposit at the place or places designated by the City Commission. Failure to return the outdoor electrical outlet key on the day of departure will result in forfeiture of the posted deposit. The posted deposit can also be retained if damage is done to the outdoor electrical outlet or if trash or debris is left at the camping space.
(2010 Code, § 12-124) (Ord. 2057, passed 10-24-2019)
The fees set forth in § 12-123 shall be payable at the place or places designated by the City Commission. All of the fees shall be paid on the day of departure during the regular business hours of the place or places designated by the City Commission to collect such fees.
(2010 Code, § 12-125) (Ord. 2057, passed 10-24-2019)
(a) It is unlawful for any person to engage in any business or commercial activity for the sale of any article, commodity or service, or to solicit money or funds in any manner for any purpose or thing in any of the public parks or recreation facilities under the ownership, jurisdiction or control of the city; provided, that any group or persons lawfully using the public parks or recreation facilities under the ownership, jurisdiction or control of the city may solicit among the persons constituting the group, and to those persons only, for contributions or gratuities.
(b) This section shall not apply to contractees and concessionaires of the city, county, county fair or local chamber of commerce.
(2010 Code, § 12-126)
The city may post such rules and regulations, as are approved by the governing body, pertaining to the use of the city parks in a conspicuous place in each city park. Violations of these posted rules shall constitute a violation of this code of ordinances.
(2010 Code, § 12-127)
Section
12-201 Plat and survey
12-202 Sexton; duties
12-203 Care and supervision; authority of governing body
12-204 Lots; cost; apportionment
12-205 Certificate of ownership
12-206 Transfer of ownership
12-207 Burial permit; required
12-208 Cost; apportionment; work permit fee
12-209 Burial of poor
12-210 Erection of fences
12-211 Unlawful desecrations
The survey and plat of the City Cemetery known and designated as the Walnut Hill Cemetery, as made and prepared by one W. B. Libby under the authority of the City Council, May, 1891, and as the same now appears of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in the city, shall be and constitute the legal and established survey and plat of the Cemetery.
(2010 Code, § 12-201)
It shall be the duty of the Sexton of the Cemetery to have general supervision of the City Cemetery under the direction of the Public Works Director and to perform such other duties as may be required by him or her by the governing body or the ordinances of the city.
(2010 Code, § 12-202)
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