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BOB AMOS PARK
§ 93.25 PROHIBITIONS; EXCEPTIONS.
   (A)   For the purpose of public safety it shall be unlawful for any person to trespass onto or through any areas that are gated, fenced or may be marked as restricted areas within the confines of Bob Amos Park.
   (B)   All such areas shall be designated and may be marked as restricted by the City of Pikeville. Any person or persons found to be trespassing may be subject to a citation for each offence. Citation will not exceed the maximum penalty as outlined under § 93.99.
   (C)   Citations for such an offence may be issued by the Police Department Personnel, Fire Chief, Fire Marshal, Project Manager, Codes Officer, Parks Director, City Manager or any other designated official who works for the city approved by the City Manager.
(Ord. 0-2009-012, passed 5-29-09)
§ 93.26 HORSEBACK RIDING AND OTHER RELATED FACILITIES.
   There is created pursuant to KRS 97.010 a park for the establishment of horseback riding and related facilities for the public use and benefit on property owned by the city on Bob Amos Park across from the Smokey Blankenship trail entrance traveling towards the overlook area as the same is more specifically designated and located on the map attached to Ord. 0-2012-001. The specific area designated as the actual “horse park” boundaries pursuant to KRS 91.010 are outlined in yellow on the exhibit and listed as “handicap accessible horseback riding area and stables”.
(Ord. 0-2012-001, passed 2-27-12)
HAMBLEY COMPLEX AND BOB AMOS SPORTS COMPLEX
§ 93.30 POLICY OF USE.
   For purpose of keeping the city sports complex and facilities assets clean while reserving their value and keeping their operational cost as a priority the following policies are adopted:
   (A)   All agencies, individuals, groups, businesses or schools who by a usage, verbal or written agreement that uses any city-owned sports facility or complex or any adjacent buildings and grounds owned by the city shall be responsible for the maintenance, cleanliness and responsible operational cost controls of the facility or complex while under their use.
   (B)   All agencies, individuals, groups, businesses or schools shall be responsible for following all city rules and regulations. Failure to do so shall result in a violation and that organization shall be cited not to exceed the maximum penalty under § 93.99 and may subject the violator(s) with ejection from the sport complexes.
   (C)   When using a city complex or facility as described above the organization shall be responsible for the following. Failure to comply shall result in a violation and that organization shall be cited not to exceed the maximum penalty under § 93.99 .
      (1)   No damage occurs to the facility due to negligence or irresponsible actions from any member, coach or player while an organization is utilizing a city complex or facility.
      (2)   All trash and clutter is cleaned up after each use and placed in proper containers. No personal items or effects are to be left on the fields or any part of the complex after each use.
      (3)   Bathrooms, locker-rooms or any other building, grounds or parking areas are clean after each use, are free of all trash and organized.
      (4)   All city fixtures, equipment or supplies are placed back into their original permanent location.
      (5)   All storage areas are clean, organized and free of trash.
      (6)   All lights and electrical components, that are not fixed fixtures are unplugged or turned off.
      (7)   The city facilities are not altered from their original state in any way without written consent from the city.
      (8)   Stadium lights are permitted to be on no earlier than fifteen (15) minutes prior to the arrival of a person in charge of an event and must be off no longer than thirty (30) minutes after a practice or one (1) hour after a scheduled game. The city and schools shall be the only agencies that control the stadium lighting system. The Athletic Director of each school shall be responsible for adding or deleting personnel from their schools user list by contacting the Parks Director or City Manager. Any user that violates this policy may lose entitlement to the system and their school or organization shall be cited not to exceed the maximum penalty under § 93.99.
      (9)   No unauthorized use of equipment, vehicles, foods, materials or tobacco product of any kind is permitted to be on or near the fields at any time. No sunflower seeds, chewing gum, confetti cannons or other food, devices, or activities that as a result of their designed use, produces litter or other waste materials shall be permitted within the Hambley Athletic Complex or Bob Amos Sports Complex at any time.
      (10)   Organization is permitted to be on the fields only during times that are scheduled with the city. Unauthorized use is not permitted and shall be in violation of this chapter.
(Ord. 0-2012-07, passed 3-26-12; Am. Ord. O-2022-17, passed 10-24-22) Penalty, see § 93.99
EXPULSION FROM PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
§ 93.40 DEFINITIONS.
   For the purpose of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
   GOOD CAUSE TO BELIEVE. Facts and circumstances within the issuer's knowledge that would cause a reasonable person to believe that the person to be expelled has violated a park rule or regulation, or has violated a city or state law.
   MANAGER. Includes the City Manager as defined by Kentucky law, Facilities Director or Manager, Parks Operator/Manager/Director or third party zipline, horse stables, water recreational operators.
   OPEN SPACE. A non-developed physical area, including but not limited to natural areas and woodlands, that provides visual relief from the built environment for environmental, scenic, or recreational purposes.
   PARK. Includes the parks, trails, horse stables or trails, zipline, athletic fields, public festivals, open space areas, and recreation facilities and buildings owned, operated, and/or maintained by the City of Pikeville.
   SEXUAL ACT. Any act of indecent exposure as that term is defined in KRS 510.148 or KRS 510.150, as now or hereafter amended; any sexual conduct as defined in KRS 510.010(7) as now or hereafter amended; any sexual intercourse as defined in a public place KRS 510.010(8) as now or hereafter amended.
(Ord. O-2019-28, passed 10-28-19)
§ 93.41 EXPULSION NOTICES.
   (A)   The City Manager or his or her designee (hereinafter "Park Official") or Pikeville police officer may order the expulsion of any person from all parks for a period up to one (1) year if the Park Official or police officer has good cause to believe such person, while in any park:
      (1)   Has been expelled from a park two (2) or more times in any ninety (90) day period;
      (2)   Committed an assault upon another person;
      (3)   Enter, remain in, or be present within the premises of a park during hours that the park is not open to the public;
      (4)   Sold alcohol without a license issued by the city or used alcohol except in designated areas for the licensed sell and consumption of alcohol;
      (5)   Sold, possessed or used illegal drugs;
      (6)   Brandished or used any weapon;
      (7)   Committed a sexual act, as that term is defined herein;
      (8)   Committed a theft that may be punished as a Class A felony or a Class B felony; or
      (9)   Caused damage, including graffiti, to any park property.
   (B)   The Park Official or any police officer may order the expulsion of any person from all parks for a period up to seven (7) days when he or she has good cause to believe that said person has violated any park rule or regulation including but not limit the "park hours", or any other city, federal or state rule, law or regulation, other than the violations identified in division (A) of this section.
   (C)   The expulsion notice provided for in division (A) and (B) shall:
      (1)   Be in writing and signed by the individual issuing it;
      (2)   Contain the date of issuance, the violation that the person is alleged to have committed, and a citation to the code, statute, or park rule violated;
      (3)   Specify the length and places of expulsion;
      (4)   State the specific parks if the expulsion is less than all parks;
      (5)   Set out the method for appealing the notice; and
      (6)   Prominently display a warning of the consequences for failure to comply with
the notice.
   (D)   The person being expelled need not be charged, tried, or convicted of any crime or be issued an infraction or have an infraction found committed in order for an expulsion notice to be issued or effective.
(Ord. O-2019-28, passed 10-28-19)
§ 93.42 CITY MANAGER REVIEW.
   (A)   Except where the City Manager issues the expulsion notice, a person receiving an expulsion notice for an expulsion of seven (7) days or longer may request an informal City Manager review to have the expulsion notice rescinded or the duration of the expulsion shortened.
   (B)   The review request must be in writing, provide the appellant's current address, and telephone number and shall be accompanied by a copy of the expulsion notice that is being appealed.
   (C)   The written request for a City Manager review must be sent to the City Clerk at City Hall, delivered or postmarked no later than seven (7) calendar days after the issuance of the expulsion notice.
   (D)   The expulsion shall remain in effect during the pendency of any review.
   (E)   The City Manager or his or her designee shall:
      (1)   Notify the appellant of the review date, time, and location;
      (2)   Conduct a review within five (5) business days of receipt of the review request; and
      (3)   Issue a ruling no later than five (5) business days after the review upholding,
rescinding, shortening the duration of the expulsion, limiting the expulsion to less than all parks, establishing use conditions where the expulsion is modified.
(Ord. O-2019-28, passed 10-28-19)
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