No person shall host a disorderly premises or nuisance gathering. A person or persons who own the property where the disorderly premises or nuisance gathering occurs or the person or persons in possession or control of the premises where the disorderly premises or nuisance gathering takes place, or the person or persons in possession or control of the location of the nuisance gathering, may each, jointly and severally, be charged with violating this section whenever any premises owner, occupant, tenant or other person having a possessory interest or control hosts, sponsors, conducts, suffers or permits an event or gathering that at any time of the event or gathering becomes a disorderly premises or nuisance gathering. However, any owner, occupant, tenant or other person having a possessory interest or control who requests assistance from the police to prevent a gathering from becoming a disorderly premises or nuisance gathering prior to the police receiving complaints related to the event or gathering being a disorderly premises or nuisance gathering shall not be considered to be in violation of this section. This exemption is only valid for one (1) occurrence per property in any calendar year. (Ord. 13-16, 5-7-2013)