(A) To promote public safety and to ensure adequate access, no more than one block or section of road shall be barricaded for the duration of the event.
(B) Barricades shall be placed at either end of the temporarily closed street section as directed by city staff. Barricades shall be placed in a manner to allow for access by emergency vehicles. A ten-foot wide lane shall be free from barricades, equipment, and devices throughout the barricaded street section.
(C) Only local roads may be closed or barricaded for a block party.
(D) A block party shall be limited to residents in the immediate affected area and their invited guests and not the general public.
(E) Parties shall be limited to a maximum of eight hours in duration and shall be conducted between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
(F) Noise and music levels shall not be audible beyond the area designated for the block party. The block party shall be in compliance with the city’s noise ordinance (§ 130.09).
(G) The applicant shall be responsible for cleaning up after the event. The right-of-way shall be completely free of all materials, objects, or obstructions within one hour of the scheduled end of the event. The applicant shall remove the barricades from the street at the conclusion of the event and place in an area designated by city staff with the permit approval.
(H) Alcohol sales are prohibited.
(I) The consumption of alcohol in the right-of-way is prohibited.
(J) The applicant is responsible for any damages to the right-of-way and street surface.
(K) The city’s authorized public safety agents are authorized to terminate any block party not in full compliance with all provisions of this subchapter, not in full compliance of all conditions of operation required at the time of approval, or being maintained as a public nuisance.
(Prior Code, § 3-17-6)