(A) Prohibited actions. It is unlawful for any persons who are in possession of, or are record owners of a premises, to permit guests, tenants, invitees, visitors or trespassers to engage in any of the following activities:
(1) Create such noise as disturbs and interrupts the peace, quiet and repose of the neighborhood;
(2) Amplify music or other sounds to disturb the peace, quiet and repose of the neighborhood;
(3) Litter public property;
(4) Trespass onto adjacent private property without specific consent of the owners of that private property;
(5) Litter private property without consent;
(6) Block or obstruct public rights-of-way;
(7) Allow harmful, offensive or noxious odors to permeate the air of adjacent property; and
(8) Engage in fighting, boxing, wrestling or any martial art.
(B) Authority to order dispersal. Any police officer of the city may order all persons present at any such boisterous party or gathering, wherein any or all of those persons present are engaging in any of the foregoing prohibited activities, to disperse immediately.
(C) Duty of owners or occupants to abate disturbance. Owners or occupants of the premises, upon being given a dispersal order by any police officer, shall immediately abate the disturbance within 30 minutes, and failing to do so, shall be in violation of this section.
(D) Resumption of party constitutes second offense. In the event that the boisterous party or gathering on the premises reconvenes within two hours of the order of abatement by any police officer, the resumption shall be considered a second offense.
(2000 Code, § 9.08.080)