A. Any party desiring to conduct any phase of a commercial activity within or from any boundary of a park or waterfront park must secure a license for such purpose from the Twin Falls County parks and advisory board (the board) or their designated agent.
B. In issuing license for onetime events, the board may consider the public's health, safety, welfare, and may charge a reasonable license fee to help defray the cost of park maintenance and cleanup.
1. Such fee will be set according to a schedule set by the board based on extent of the public property use and the time the property will be used.
2. Failure to obtain a license required under this section shall constitute an infraction, subjecting any violator to a fine of no more than twice the applicable license fee. (Ord. 125, 7-10-2000)