[HISTORY: Adopted by the Commissioners of the Town of Aberdeen
(now Mayor and Council of the City of Aberdeen) 4-9-1990 by Ord. No. 356-90 (Ch. 101 of the 1990 Code). Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Parks and Recreation Board — See Ch. 108.
Groups and organizations will be required to secure a permit
for use of parks. Application for a permit shall be made on a form
provided by the Mayor and Council or by the Aberdeen Parks and Recreation
Board. All applications shall be accompanied by any required fee.
No permit shall be issued to anyone under the age of 18 years. The
person or persons issued a permit shall be responsible financially
for the destruction of park property by anyone covered by the permit.
All permits shall be made available to law enforcement agencies and/or
park and recreational personnel.
No person shall deface, alter, injure or disturb any monument,
park equipment, boundary line, structure, land, sign or building on
any park property.
No person shall build or cause to be built any fire on park
grounds except in designated areas nor shall any fire be left unattended,
and all fires must by rendered fully harmless before leaving the park
grounds area.
No person shall pursue, catch, molest or kill any wildlife nor
shall he disturb any nest, den or burrow of any animal or fowl on
park property nor shall he cause or permit any dog, cat or other domesticated
animal to run at large or to cause a nuisance on park grounds.
No person shall camp on park grounds except by permit and only
in such areas as may be designated for such purposes.
No person shall operate, stop, stand or park a vehicle in such
a manner as to block or partially block any road, ramp or trail on
the park grounds.
No person shall operate any type of minibike, trail bike, snowmobile,
all-terrain vehicle or other vehicle that cannot be registered for
operation on a public highway on park grounds, except in areas designated
for the use of such vehicles.
No person shall ride a horse, pony or other animal upon park
property except in authorized areas and then only in such a manner
that will not endanger life or property.
No person shall be allowed on park property at any time from
sunset of one day to sunrise of the next day except in authorized
areas and/or by issuance of a permit. No person shall remain on park
property upon receiving a lawful order to depart by any law enforcement
officer or by authorized park and recreation personnel.
No person shall peddle, solicit business of any nature whatsoever,
collect funds for any service or charity, distribute handbills or
other advertising matter or post any signs on park land unless so
authorized by park and recreation personnel in writing.
No person shall interfere with any employee or agent of the
Parks and Recreation Board in the performance of an official duty,
and, further, all persons will follow all lawful directives issued
by such employee or agent.
No person shall use a loudspeaker, public address system or
amplifier within or upon park property without a permit.
No person shall have in his or her possession any firearm while
on park property. This section shall not apply to persons authorized
to carry firearms in the discharge of their official duties.
No person shall deposit, dump or allow refuse of any kind on
park property except by placing such refuse in a container provided
for such purposes and then only such refuse resulting from use on
the park property.
No person shall exhibit any machine, show any animals or indulge
in any exhibitions nor shall any person carry on any performance which
shall cause persons to congregate so as to interfere with the purpose
for which the park is provided, except by permit.
No person shall use any park facility, land or area for which
a fee has been established without payment of such fee or charge.
