A. 
For the protection of persons in attendance at an outdoor amusement location from bodily harm, personal injury or death and the protection of property, the promoters shall provide the following on the property where the outdoor amusement will be conducted:
(1) 
A sufficient number of peace officers or private policemen during the entire length of time of the gathering.
(2) 
Sufficient space for a command post and communication center at the request of a law enforcement agency.
B. 
The applicant shall be responsible for payment of all costs and expenses of peace officers or private policemen in excess of the number of peace officers normally on duty in the Township during the time of the outdoor amusement.
Grounds shall be cleared of accumulations of trash, open pits and anything else that might cause injury. All poisonous and harmful plants shall be cleared from the area. Grading to drain off surface water shall be accomplished in an approved manner. Stoves and barbecue grills for open fires shall be capable of keeping the fire contained and under control and sufficiently separated from picnic tables. Areas in which children may play shall be away from busy highways. Openings, such as abandoned wells, dropoffs, sewage areas and ponds shall be properly isolated, preferably by fencing. Where playground equipment is provided, it shall be away from natural pathways of traffic. Playground equipment shall be safely constructed, structurally sound, free from corrosion and firmly anchored.
All wiring installed in recreational areas shall comply with specifications of the National Electrical Code and all state and local codes. Electrical circuits shall be protected by fuses or circuit breakers of appropriate size. Outmoded or defective wiring, overloaded circuits, unnecessary extension cords, ungrounded electric motors and other electrical appliances shall not be allowed. Electric service shall be provided on a continuous basis to all food service and sanitation facilities.