(A) An individual is subject to immediate exclusion from city property if that individual is observed to be engaged in prohibited conduct.
(B) An individual who engages in prohibited conduct on city property in violation of this policy may be excluded from the particular city property on which the individual engaged in prohibited conduct for a period of up to six months (exclusion period).
(C) During the exclusion period, the individual who has been excluded may, with prior notice to and approval from the City Manager, enter onto the city property from which the individual has been excluded, to conduct necessary official business.
(D) All exclusion notices shall be in writing, shall state the prohibited conduct that is the basis for the exclusion notice, shall state the exclusion period, and shall include appeal information. The exclusion notice shall be personally served on the individual or mailed to the individual by certified mail if a mailing address is available. Service of an exclusion notice is deemed to have occurred on the date of personal service or the date of acceptance of a certified mailing.
(E) The exclusion notice will be kept on file by the City Manager.
(F) The exclusion will remain in effect for the period of time specified in the notice unless modified or rescinded due to an appeal.
(G) Except as provided in division (C) above, if an individual who receives a notice of exclusion remains in or returns to the city property from which he or she has been excluded, the individual is subject to immediate arrest for criminal trespass.
(Ord. 1294, passed 10-20-2014; Ord. 1301, passed 4-20-2015)