(A) Criteria. The City Manager shall grant an event sound permit if, after considering the application and any written comments received on the application, it appears that:
(1) The public health and safety provisions of other chapters of the code will not be violated if a permit is granted; and
(2) Granting the permit will not be unreasonably detrimental to the public welfare. In determining whether the permit would be "unreasonably detrimental to the public welfare," the City Manager shall consider such factors as the potential impacts on businesses and noise sensitive properties within 150 feet of the planned sound source, the time of day, the day of the week, the proposed type and amount of amplification to be used and any secondary noise consequences.
(B) Conditions. The City Manager may place conditions, including maximum decibel levels, on an event sound permit necessary to protect public health, safety and welfare. Permittees shall keep a copy of the permit at the event or activity for which the permit was sought.
(Ord. 19-436, passed 10-9-2019)