The city manager may deny an application for a Plaza event permit or revoke a Plaza event permit for any of the following reasons:
A. The applicant or permittee failed to comply with this chapter or the city manager's regulations implementing this chapter.
B. The permittee failed to carry out the Plaza event in accordance with the permit application.
C. The permittee failed to comply with the conditions of the Plaza event permit, including failure to pay applicable fees or to provide indemnification, an insurance certificate, or a security deposit as required; failure to comply with any other permit requirements or conditions; or failure to comply with licensing requirements for the activities to be conducted as part of the Plaza event.
D. The applicant or permittee made a false statement or misrepresented any material fact in any application for a Plaza permit event, including the current application.
E. The applicant or permittee failed to comply with a Plaza event permit issued within the three years before the date of the current permit application.
F. The applicant or permittee has damaged city property and has not paid the city in full for the damage.
G. The proposed use is prohibited by law.
H. The Plaza or any substantial portion of the Plaza is not available because of fire, casualty, acts of God, maintenance activity, or public emergency.
I. The proposed Plaza event, as designed, will unreasonably impede, obstruct, impair, or interfere with public access to City Hall or Historic City Hall, and the applicant or permittee will not agree to redesign the proposed Plaza event so as to ensure public access.
J. After issuing the Plaza event permit, the city manager discovers that the Plaza event will conflict with a city program or activity or a previously scheduled Plaza event. (Ord. 2012-040 § 1)