The following conditions shall apply to activities requiring a permit:
A. It shall be unlawful for any person in charge of, or responsible for the conduct of, a duly permitted activity requiring a permit to knowingly fail to comply with any condition of the permit.
B. Other than parades/public assemblies in city parks, which will follow the hours listed for that park, no permit shall be issued for a parade or public assembly to commence before eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. All parades and/or public assemblies shall terminate prior to eleven o'clock (11:00) P.M. No parade requiring a permit shall exceed three (3) hours in length. City street setup and dispersal, including barricade removal, shall not be included in the activity time limit.
C. All parade participants shall assemble for the parade at the time and location designated in the parade permit and shall disperse from public property after the conclusion of the parade in order that regular traffic patterns might be restored.
D. Parade or assembly organizers shall assure to the satisfaction of the chief of police: 1) participants are not in possession of firearms or other weapons unless specifically approved by the chief of police, 2) do not intend to engage in violence or other unlawful conduct, and 3) do not intend to incite others to do so.
E. The permit may limit or condition the number of participants, the length of the event, the time and location of the event, or the manner of the event where necessary to prevent violence; to avoid serious inconvenience to those needing access to commercial or public services; to avoid interference with movement of police or fire vehicles or ambulances and where such limitations or conditions provide ample opportunity for exercise of constitutionally protected rights.
F. The permit may require that the applicant provide water supply and/or toilet, waste collection and washing facilities for participants and attendees of the parade or public assembly. (Ord. 619, 4-12-2023)