As used in this chapter, the terms are defined as follows:
EXCESSIVE: | More than what a reasonable person would carry with them for the enjoyment or use of the public property or an amount of property that will interfere with another's use of public property. |
PERSON: | Any natural person or individual, group, business, business trust, company, corporation, partnership, entity, association, club, or organization composed of two or more individuals. |
PERSONAL PROPERTY: | Any and all tangible things or property, including, without limitation, goods, materials, products, and merchandise or food of any kind. |
PUBLIC PROPERTY: | That portion of any public area or public areas within the City that are owned, managed, controlled, or maintained by the City, including, without limitation, any park, parking lot, street, median strip, space, ground, building, structure, sidewalk, avenue, highway, curb, bikeway, or any right of way or other public way in the City, improved or unimproved. |
STORE: | To put aside or accumulate for use when needed, or to put for safekeeping, and/or to place or leave or lay away in a location for preservation or later use or disposal, separate and apart from being carried, kept, or stored upon one's person. (Ord. 20-10, 7-20-2020) |