Any person who wishes to use Park Lake Beach shall purchase from the Borough Clerk a beach badge. The purchase of a beach badge shall imply that the person acquiring the badge agrees to adhere to all of the rules and regulations for the Park Lake Beach recreation area in the Borough of Rockaway promulgated by the Recreation Department and adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Rockaway. The beach badge shall be worn by all persons when utilizing the beach area.
Anyone wishing to obtain a beach badge shall make application to the Borough Clerk. There shall be charged to each person applying for a beach badge the sum as provided in Chapter A263, Fees. Badges may be obtained on a per-family basis at the cost as provided in Chapter A263, Fees. At the time of application for a family badge, the names of those persons living within the family household must be stated and the person applying for the family badge must certify that each of such persons resides on a full-time basis in that household.
The beach badges shall be valid for one summer season.
The Recreation Director shall have the right to waive the collection of a portion or all of the fee to be charged for beach badges upon a showing by the person requesting such waiver or upon the recommendation of a welfare director, a social worker or some other party familiar with the need of the applicant indicating that the person making application for such beach badge cannot afford to pay for said beach badge. Any request for a waiver shall be submitted in writing, addressed to the Recreation Director, setting forth the reasons why a waiver is requested or setting forth the recommendation of the welfare director, social director or someone so affiliated with the individual.
The issuance to any individual or to a family of a beach badge shall be solely deemed to be a license to utilize the facilities of the Borough of Rockaway and shall be subject to revocation upon showing of a violation of the rules and regulations for said facility or upon good cause being shown that the individual or family has abused the license and privilege or has failed to abide by the proper rules and regulations of the Recreation Department.