(A) It shall be a violation of this section to park or stop on any parking area, walk, walkway, drive, driveway, or such similar space or location, which space or location is a part of or adjacent to any public building located in the city limits of the city, provided, and unless, such parking or standing is directly related to the conduct of business by such person with the public building.
(B) It shall be a violation of this section for any person to drive motor vehicles or to occupy any motor vehicle through parking areas, drives, driveways, walks or walkways of or adjacent to any public building or business located within the city limits of the city, provided, and unless, such activity is directly related to the conduct of business at the public building.
(C) For purposes of determining violation of this section, the court, jury, or trier of fact may presume that conduct prescribed by subsection (A) or (B) above is not for a lawful purpose during hours when the public building is closed to the public.
(D) The registered owner(s) of a vehicle parked or stopped in violation of this section, and the occupants of said vehicle, whether or not they shall be the registered owner(s) of such vehicle, shall be presumed to be the person(s) who caused such vehicle to be unlawfully parked or stopped, in violation of this section , and shall be liable for such violations of this section.
(Ord. 21-2010, passed 11-1-10; Am. Ord. 8, 2018, passed 3-5-18)