The operation of any off-road vehicle is subject to the following limitations:
A. Operation of vehicles shall only be conducted between the hours of nine a.m. and six p.m.
B. Operation of vehicles shall not be conducted within two hundred (200) yards of an occupied dwelling, church, assembly hall, school, office, medical facility, recreation facility or other facility occupied or operated by human beings; nor within two hundred (200) yards of a barn, stable, other structure or pasture used for the keeping of animals.
C. Operation of vehicles shall be confined to the property for which written permission has been obtained.
D. Operation of vehicles shall only be conducted during the hours and for the length of time stated in the written permission.
E. The vehicle being operated must be of the type identified in the permission. The property owner may include permission to operate more than one type of vehicle if so stated in the consent from the owner, lessee or renter.
F. The permittee shall at all times while operating vehicles under this chapter have in his or her possession a current and valid letter of permission and shall present it upon request to a law enforcement officer, or agent or employee designated by the city manager to enforce this chapter, for verification of the right to operate vehicles on the property.
G. The vehicles operated by the permittee shall at all times be equipped with spark arrestors and muffler systems lawful in the state, in good operating condition, not of a model or size which will create unreasonable noise which will likely interfere with the reasonable enjoyment of neighboring properties, and, if adjustable, adjusted so as to minimize noise emission and still permit the vehicle to operate with reasonable effectiveness. (Ord. 166 § 4, 1997)