[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Upper
Brookville 4-1-1973 as Art. 13 of the 1973 General Ordinance;
amended 3-21-1979 by L.L. No. 3-1979.
Subsequent amendments noted where applicable.]
No person shall cause or permit to take place on public or private property
in the village any parade, exhibition, concert, theatrical performance, dog
show, antique show, horse show or other similar performance or display without
first obtaining a permit therefor from the Board of Trustees.
No person shall conduct or permit to take place on any private property
in the village an auction, garage sale, tag sale or other sale unless there
is full compliance with all the following requirements:
A.
The person conducting or permitting said sale shall be
the owner of the premises in the village on which the sale is to be conducted
or the legal representative of the premises' owner acting on his behalf.
B.
The sale is being conducted in conjunction with the owner's
ultimate sale of his premises in the village.
C.
All articles displayed, offered for sale or sold were
previously owned by the premises' owner and situated on the premises
for at least one year preceding said sale.
D.
A permit is obtained from the Board of Trustees.
An application for such a permit shall be written and verified and shall
be filed with the Village Clerk not less than 10 days before the proposed
activity and shall set forth:
A.
The name and address of the applicant.
B.
The name and address of the person responsible for the
conduct of the proposed activity.
C.
A full description of the nature of the proposed activity.
D.
The number of persons expected to attend.
E.
Details with respect to sanitary facilities, if needed,
and off-street parking.
F.
The date, time and duration of the proposed activity.
The Board of Trustees may issue such permits subject to such conditions
as may be reasonable to protect the residents of the area from noise and inconvenience,
to preserve the residential character of the village and to otherwise further
the public intent and general welfare and ensure compliance with all village
ordinances and regulations. The Board of Trustees may also require that off-street
parking be provided for all vehicles, that authorized personnel be provided
to direct traffic on public access roads and that adequate sanitary facilities
be provided for all persons expected to attend the auction or sale.
