Within the limits of the city of Tombstone and in or on any public park, recreation area, parking lot, road, or street under the jurisdiction of the city of Tombstone the following regulations shall apply for the riding or other use of equine:
A. All equine must have a halter with a lead rope when tied to a hitching rail and shall not be tied to any other structure.
B. Any equine which cannot be controlled must be removed from the city.
C. Riding two (2) or more persons on a single animal is prohibited, except by special permission of the enforcement officer.
D. All equine shall be made to yield to pedestrian traffic at all times.
E. The carrying of a glass container or the use of open containers while riding equine is prohibited.
F. Riders under the age of eighteen (18) years must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who shall be responsible for the behavior of the younger rider.
G. Equine shall not be left unattended at any time or left attended by any person under the age of eighteen (18) years.
H. All individuals shall be prohibited from any behavior intended to startle an equine while tied, ridden by an individual, or while pulling any conveyance.
I. Equine shall not be allowed to run or cantor within the limits of the Schieffelin historic district.
J. Equine within the Schieffelin historic district shall not block the path of permitted equine drawn conveyances or block areas designated for the loading and unloading of such conveyances.
K. Persons riding equine within the Schieffelin historic district shall be responsible for cleaning up all feces left by their animals whether tied or on the move. Equine drawn conveyance operators must clean up feces left by their animals or provide for the use of portable collection devices.
L. Within the Schieffelin historic district equine shall not be ridden on city boardwalks except by law enforcement personnel in the performance of their duty.
M. Any person aged twelve (12) or under must wear a helmet while riding equine within the limits of Tombstone. (Ord. 2010-02, 2-9-2010)