Nonsponsored carnivals, circuses, and amusement rides, before beginning operation within the town, shall comply with the following requirements.
The nonsponsored carnival, circus or amusement shall furnish to the chief of police all of the information required in section 10-53(1) and, in addition, shall:
(1) Secure a privilege license from the town;
(2) Secure from the electrical inspector of the town a letter stating that all electrical equipment and apparatus to be used in the amusements are safe and in proper working order and shall pay to the town an inspection fee for the inspection;
(3) Post with the town clerk the current cash deposit which deposit shall be returned provided the premises occupied by the carnival, circus, or amusement ride are left free of trash, litter, or other debris. If the premises are not left free of trash, litter, or other debris, then the town may use the aforesaid deposit, or so much of it as is necessary, to have the trash, litter, or other debris removed. The chief of police and or the code enforcement officer shall inspect the premises to determine whether they are free of trash, litter, or other debris and shall furnish to the town clerk a written statement of his findings. If the statement furnished to the town clerk shows the premises to be free of trash, litter, or other debris then the town clerk is authorized, upon the receipt of this statement, to refund the three-hundred-dollar-deposit.
(Ord. No. 1980-7, art. I, § 3, 12-2-80)