Section 12.04.070 Alternative uses of public streets, sidewalks and public places--Permit-- Recommendation on application--Issuance/Denial.
Prior to the adoption of Ord. 2006-21 on 06/07/2006, Section 12.04.070 read as follows.
The Chief of Police, upon receipt of an application and any necessary fees agreement,
shall within five (5) days submit the application to the Mayor
or his designee
with a
recommendation as to whether or not the anticipated use should be permitted and an
estimate as to the amount of potential cleanup expense or the amount necessary to repair
potential damage to public property. The Mayor shall thereafter either grant or deny the
permit, or grant the permit conditioned upon the applicant furnishing the City a bond in
an amount reasonably calculated to offset potential cleanup expense or to repair potential
damage to public property resulting from the anticipated use. Such permit, however, shall
grant the use requested for a temporary period of not more than ninety (90) days. A letter
signed copy of the approved permit
shall be delivered to the applicant to serve as his
permit, or in the event of refusal of the permit
a written notification shall be sent to the
applicant
to notify him of such refusal. In the event of refusal by the Mayor
or his
designee
, reasons therefor shall be plainly set forth in the
notification
letter. (Added
during 1993 recodification)