For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
CITY BUILDING. A building owned or leased by the city.
CITY MANAGER. The City Manager or the City Manager’s designee.
CITY PROPERTY. Real property owned or leased by the city, including city buildings and parks. CITY PROPERTY does not include city rights-of-way.
MUNICIPAL COURT. The county justice court, or any other court designated by the City Council to act as the municipal court for the city.
NECESSARY OFFICIAL BUSINESS. A prearranged and verifiable meeting with a city employee or official on city property.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT. Any of the following types of conduct:
(1) Behavior that constitutes a crime;
(2) Behavior that constitutes a violation of the code of the city or any city ordinances;
(3) Disorderly conduct;
(4) Riotous or violent or threatening behavior;
(5) Unreasonably loud or disruptive behavior;
(6) Disorderly or riotous assemblies;
(7) Disruption of lawful meetings, events or work;
(8) Obstruction of access to government services;
(9) Abusive language or conduct;
(10) Visible intoxication;
(11) Violation of city policies intended to maintain a safe, orderly and efficient work environment in public buildings, including the violence in the workplace policy and the anti-harassment policy; or
(12) Conduct that is otherwise disruptive to the efficient functioning of government affairs.
(Ord. 1294, passed 10-20-2014; Ord. 1301, passed 4-20-2015)