(A) For events that have been granted a permit or events that do not require a permit, the Police Department shall have the authority to terminate an event at any time, or prevent its initiation, should traffic, weather, or other conditions develop which present an imminent danger to those participating in the event or to the public at large. If an event is permitted and is terminated pursuant to this division, the permit shall be revoked for that day only.
(B) The Police Department shall have the authority to terminate the event at any time or prevent its initiation should any consideration or combination of considerations enumerated herein as a ground for denial of a permit arise or first become apparent to the Police Department after the grant of a permit. If an event is terminated pursuant to this division, the permit shall be permanently revoked.
(C) If in preparation for or after the start of an event for which a permit has been issued, participants in said event violate the terms of the permit or deviate in material fashion from the plan submitted in the application for the permit, the Police Department shall have the authority to terminate the event at any time or prevent its initiation. If an event is terminated pursuant to this division, the permit shall be permanently revoked.
(D) It shall be unlawful for any person to violate the terms of the permit or to deviate from the plan submitted in the application for the permit.
(E) It shall be unlawful for any person or group of persons who have been permitted to conduct an event to remain on the permitted location or facility, after an event, permitted or otherwise, has been terminated pursuant to this section.
(Ord. 10-2, passed 5-20-10)