No permit shall be issued until the applicant has:
(a) Made the deposit and completed the application for the permit referred to in Section 701.01. The permit shall state the exact time when the traveling public show or carnival will remain in the City, a complete list of all traveling public show or carnival employees, their home addresses, next of kin, and such further information as the Safety Director may require, and recent areas where the traveling public show or carnival has operated and a list of the next three places of operation the traveling public show or carnival will be performing after leaving the City; and
(b) Deposited, to protect the City from any and all lawsuits filed against it, a policy or policies of liability or indemnity insurance issued by a company licensed to do business within the State of Ohio, recognizing the City as an additional insured, in a total amount of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000) for any personal injury and one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) property damage caused as a result or consequence of the traveling public show or carnival having appeared within the City.
(c) The sponsoring organization shall arrange for traveling public show or carnival employees to have living quarters outside of any public park area or other public places, so that the Safety Director can be assured that no traveling public show or carnival employee will be living in trailers or any other type of living quarters within the traveling public show or carnival area, public parks or any other public places, except that employees who are responsible for the safety and/or security of equipment or the grounds may utilize on-premises camper living quarters, upon securing the prior written approval of the Safety Director. In addition, no pets belonging to employees of the traveling public show or carnival will be permitted within the public areas, except such animals as might be an integral part of the traveling public show or carnival.
(Ord. 2002-101. Passed 6-18-02.)