(A) No alcohol may be consumed in any reserved area without obtaining an alcohol permit from the town.
(B) If, in the reasonable judgment of any town peace officer, persons using intoxicating beverages under an alcohol permit are over-consuming intoxicating beverages, creating a disturbance, injuring property or violating any law, such peace officer may void and invalidate such alcohol permit. In the event that such an invalidation is made, the person, persons or entity in whose name a permit was previously issued shall immediately cease dispensing intoxicating beverages and no intoxicating beverage shall be consumed by any person previously included within the terms of the permit.
(C) All activities must be under competent, adult supervision and the person or organization using the facility shall have full responsibility and be liable for any damage to the facility or the equipment.
(D) The town shall not supply fencing for permitted events.
(E) The use of special equipment shall be permitted only when operated by Parks and Recreation Department employees or other persons specifically authorized in the facilities reservation permit or special event permit.
(F) No smoking shall be allowed unless proper and adequate cigarette disposal containers are provided by the group reserving the location.
(G) No Parks and Recreation Department kitchen facility shall be used except as specifically outlined by the town. Facilities must be cleaned after use and approval inspection given.
(H) The number of persons using any reserved area shall not exceed the capacity of that reserved area.
(I) All uses of reserved areas shall be in conformance with the facilities reservation permit or special event permit, all federal, state, county and the town’s statutes, ordinances, and regulations.
(J) If control personnel, parking attendants and the like are necessary, such personnel shall be supplied by the permittee. The town shall determine when control personnel are necessary.
(Res. 2055, passed 4-28-05; Ord. 667, passed 4-28-05; Am. Res. 2797, passed 9-18-14; Am. Ord. 857, passed 9-18-14)