(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to use any public or private property in the city for lodging out-of-doors except with the permission and consent of the property owner. Permission and consent to lodge out-of-doors on property owned by the city may be given for a specified period of time by the city.
(B) Being in a tent, hut, lean-to, shack or temporary shelter, or being asleep atop or covered by materials in a public place or private place out-of-doors without the permission and consent of the property owner may be evidence of a violation of this chapter.
(C) One or more of the following must also exist before a law enforcement officer can find probable cause to issue a summons or to make an arrest:
(1) Numerous items of personal belongings are present;
(2) The person is engaged in cooking activities:
(3) The person has built or is maintaining a fire;
(4) The person has engaged in digging or earth-breaking activities.
(Ord. 4012, passed 11-6-2017) Penalty, see § 101.99