Any organization which desires to conduct a tag day upon public ways within the city shall make application for a “street solicitation” permit on a form provided by the city. Street solicitation days may be conducted subject to the following regulations:
(A) No street solicitation may be conducted without having first obtained a street solicitation permit.
(B) Street solicitation applications shall specify the locations where street solicitations are sought to be conducted. No street solicitation may be conducted at a location not approved in the street solicitation permit.
(C) Not more than one street solicitation permit may be issued for a given location on any given day.
(D) Street solicitation permits may be requested not more than 364 days prior to the first upon which a street solicitation will occur.
(E) If multiple organizations file for street solicitation permits for the same location on the same day, preference shall be given to the applicant first applying.
(F) Street solicitations are prohibited between dusk and dawn.
(G) No organization may receive more than two street solicitation permits in calendar year.
(H) Street solicitors may not solicit from occupant(s) of any vehicle which has a green light.
(I) Street solicitation permits may only be issued to charitable organizations registered with the Office of the Attorney General of the State of Illinois.
(J) All organizations which are issued street solicitation permits shall be liable for any injuries to any person or property during the solicitation, which injury is causally related to an act of ordinary negligence of the soliciting agency.
(K) All persons engaged in street solicitations must be at least 16 years of age and shall wear a high visibility vest.
(L) Street solicitation shall be allowed only at intersections where all traffic is required to come to a complete stop.
(M) There shall be no street solicitation at the intersection of Route 53 and Route 7.
(`79 Code, § 114.016) (Ord. 95-410, passed 12-13-95) Penalty, see § 114.99