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1. Special events in the public right-of-way or sidewalks, streets, or <br /> city-owned property that are contracted for or conducted in full by the city. <br /> 2. Funeral processions by licensed mortuaries. <br /> 3. Temporary sales conducted by businesses, such as holiday sales, <br /> grand opening sales, sidewalk sales, or anniversary sales. <br /> 4. Garage sales, rummage sales, lemonade stands, car washes, and <br /> similar events that: <br /> a. Are sponsored by individuals or non-profit entities; <br /> b. Do not disrupt traffic; <br /> c. Do not involve the consumption of alcohol or cannabis; and <br /> d. Do not last longer than two (2) consecutive days. <br /> 5. Governmental functions conducted by a governmental <br /> agency acting within the scope of its authority. <br /> Section 8: City department approvals required. <br /> A. The following city departments are assigned customer service and/or approval <br /> roles in the Special Events permit process: <br /> 1. The Cultural Arts Division of the Parks Department serves as the <br /> primary liaison to event organizers to provide technical expertise and <br /> assist event organizers in completing the Special Events Permit <br /> process. <br /> 2. The Fire Department reviews and approves permit applications for <br /> public safety issues related to fire and emergency services, including <br /> site inspections as necessary. <br /> 3. The Neighborhoods Office provides information and guidance for <br /> neighborhood block parties. <br /> 4. The Parks Department reviews and approves applications that involve <br /> both park property and city right-of-way use for park issues. <br /> 5. The Police Department reviews and approves applications for security, <br /> crowd control and other related public safety issues. <br /> 6. Traffic Engineering Division of the Public Works Department reviews <br /> and approves applications for vehicular and pedestrian safety. <br /> Page 6 of 28 <br />