No event shall be conducted within the city unless in compliance with all applicable city ordinances and applicable county and state requirement, to include (a nonexclusive list):
(A) Adequate toilet facilities shall be available at the site or be provided by the permittee at the site. Public or common use toilets must comply with the Federal ADA accessibility guidelines, which require that 5% of the total number, or no less than one toilet facility per each cluster of toilet facilities, must be accessible to guests with disabilities.
(B) All electrical wiring must be installed in compliance with the provisions of the National Electric Code. A diagram of the electrical plan must be included with the application.
(C) All tents and other temporary structures shall be erected in compliance with the provisions of the Standard Building Code and the Standard Fire Prevention Code.
(D) Circus activities shall provide circus fire protection precautions and equipment adhering to the guidelines approved under NFPA 102, including specifications as necessary for fire safety equipment and operational procedures.
(E) No tent or other temporary structure shall be situated in such a manner that it could create a traffic hazard. All tents and other temporary structures shall comply with the setback and buffer requirements of the land development regulations.
(F) All mechanical equipment associated with amusement rides shall conform to the requirements of the Southern Building Code Congress International Standard Amusement Device Code, 1985 edition.
(G) It shall be the responsibility of the applicant to provide for the collection of solid waste and litter. All solid waste, litter and recyclable materials shall be removed from the site following the event. For multiple-day events, the grounds shall be maintained during each day of the event, with no on-site accumulations that would cause a nuisance or pose a health hazard. All solid waste must be deposited at the appropriate county landfill by a county-approved garbage operator.
(H) Proof of license to sell or exhibit wildlife from the applicable state agency.
(Ord. 697, passed 7-10-2018) Penalty, see § 98.99