The purpose of this chapter is to regulate the operation and
use of the Town-owned parks in the Town of Clinton, the Clinton Town
Hall, and Town of Clinton website. This covers the use of the public
areas of the Town Hall public facilities for meetings, gatherings,
and other activities as well as the use of the Town's website
for local public information. The public areas of the Town Hall covered
under this chapter are the Town Hall meeting room, the VanVliet Room,
including kitchen area, courtroom, porches, parking areas, lawn space
and the Town's website. This chapter does not apply to the use
of the Iroquois recreational parcel north of the Town Hall parcel
or the Clinton Community Library.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
The ground, buildings thereon water therein, recreation equipment
and other property necessary for the operation thereof, and constituting
a part thereof, which is now or may hereafter be maintained, operated
and controlled by the Town of Clinton for public park use, including,
but not limited to, Friends Park on Salt Point Turnpike, Clinton Recreation
Park on Centre Road, Schultzville Park on Centre Road, and any other
area declared or designated as a park or for park use by the Town
Board.
Authorization in writing from either the Town Board or the
Recreation Director to use park property for any purpose which either
requires a permit or is otherwise restricted or prohibited.
Any individual, firm, partnership, corporation or association
of persons; the singular number shall include the plural.
The Town Hall meeting room (including kitchen area), courtroom,
porches, parking areas and lawn space.
The person appointed by the Town Board as the Recreation
Director of the Town of Clinton and charged with the care, control
and the administration use of the parks of the Town of Clinton.
The Town of Clinton.
The Town Board and/or Town Council of the Town of Clinton.
Use of the Town of Clinton facilities for fund
raising will be limited to groups organized to benefit all the residents
of the Town and officially sanctioned charitable organizations and
political events. Profits generated from the sale of any goods, services,
games, or donations shall benefit only the organization sponsoring
the event; not any individual. Furthermore, any questions as to the
eligibility status of any group or there being benefit to the residents
of the Town of Clinton for purposes of fund raising on Town property
shall be decided by the Town Board prior to any use by that group
or organization.
