Prior to the granting of a permit pursuant to this chapter, and as a condition precedent for the granting of such permit, the Common Council may require that the person named in the application as the one to be responsible for the conduct of the parade or demonstration shall give bond to the city, in such amount and with such surety as the Common Council may consider necessary, conditioned upon the full satisfaction of all judgments and decrees which may result by reason of any negligent or unlawful act or omission of any person participating in such parade or demonstration and included within the permit; with the further condition that he or she will save the city harmless from all claims and demands whatever which may arise by reason of such parade or demonstration; and with the further condition that he or she will pay the city for all extra expenses incurred for clearing the streets, sidewalks, and public places of litter and waste matter resulting from such parade or demonstration and for the cleaning and repair of public property which may be soiled or damaged by acts of vandalism during the period of organizing and holding the parade or demonstration and within six hours thereafter when such acts of vandalism are reasonably attributable to the holding of such parade or demonstration.
(Prior Code, § 8-8) Penalty, see § 10.99