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HomeMy WebLinkAboutA003 - Proof of publication dated October 12, 1987 (c) The site of the event, if out of doors Proof of Publication in The be shall clearly marked, and robed off or THE DAILY TRIBUNE otherwise contained within limiting boundaries. (d) The application is signed by an adult person who knowingly assumes full respon- sibility for meeting the requirements of this section, and for the event Itself. (e) The permit fee in the amount that shall be set by the City Council from time STATE OF IOWA, STORY COUNTY, ss. t time to cover costs of administration Legal Notice ano d enforcement, has been paid. (f) That the .proposed .event will not ORDINANCE NO. 2985 unreasonably interfere with or detract l� 11�h��1 $ 1 �, Dale Culver, on AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL CODE from th•ment of the public or private enjoy- oath depose and say that I am g@{l� l�', OF THE CITY OF AMES, IOWA, BY ENACTING A neighborhood where the event NEW SECTION NUMBERED 17.27 TO REGULATE is to be held. - bX*mxXr wsoc, production foreman of the THE EVENTS AT WHICH MORE THAN ONE BEER KEG IS (9) .That the proposed event will not DAILY TRIBUNE, a daily newspaper, printed at TAPPED; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND ESTAB- unreasonably interfere with or detract LISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE from the promotion of the public health, Ames, Story County, Iowa;that the annexed printed BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council for the welfare, safety and recreation. City of Ames, Iowa: (h) That the proposed event is not reason- Ordinance #2 9 8 5 Section One. The Municipal Code of ably likely to incite violence, disorderly the City of Ames shall be and the same is conduct or other crime. hereby amended by enacting a new section (1) That the proposed event will not as follows: entail unusual, extraordinary or .burden Sec. 17.27. BEER KEG PARTY REGULATIONS some expense to the city. (1) Permit Required. It is unlawful for (j) That the applicant has the financial any person other than a licensed beer resources to meet the obligation and permit holder on licensed'premises to hold _ an event where more than one beer keg tapper is to be used at Or about the same was published in said newspaper for 7. time without first obtaining a permit from the Ames Chief of Police or the Chief's responsibilities of a person issued a designee. A beer keg tapper is any _ Permit under this section. In that regard apparatus used to draw or remove beer from the Police Chief may require proof of such consecutive weeks, the first a keg. Said permit may be obtained only insurance as is reasonable under the and the last of said publication was On the by a natural person. The permit shall not circumstances and require the applicant to be issued to corporations, associations, post a satisfactory surety bond co'ndi- or groups of people. Said permit must be tioned on meeting the performance obliga- 1 day Of October obtained at least twenty- four hours tions Imposed on the person who obtains a before the event. Any person seeking such 11 Permit under this section. permit shall make an application, on such r(3) it - Permit Holder. The form as the Chief of Police may Provide person to whom a permit is issued pursuant 19 g? stating: , to this section, hereafter called "permit (a) The name and address of the.ap licant. holder" shall have the following duties ff (b) The name and address of the person, and responsibilities with respect to the / 41 group, organization or assocation sponsor- event for which the permit is issued: Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence ing the event if different from the (a) Attend a briefing session to be applicant. conducted by the Chief of Police or the byOIIQ0�7�3CdtOt , Dale Culver. (c) The date and time and location of the Chief's representative in regard to all event for which the permit is desired. matters pertaining to the event. Such (d) An estimate of the number of persons briefing shall include Information on city anticipated to attend the event. ordinances concerning litter, open liquor this �-2 day Of October (e) Any other information which the Chief containers, consuming beer on city of Police shall reasonably find necessary w streets, parking, noise, disturbance of to a fair and proper determination of / the peace, serving beer or liquor to 19 87 whether the permit should be issued. v underage persons or to Intoxicated per- (2) Standards. The said permit .shall not sons. / be issued unless the Chief of Police finds (b) Cause the permit to be displayed in a '�/ that: conspicuous place, at the event site, /�Ls ( i/ Notary Public (a) A sufficient number of trash recep ta- along with the address and telephone at in and for the State of Iowa ties will be provided on the site of the �which the permit holder may be reached event. /during and after the event. 43. 68 - (b) One restroom/toilet facility, either (c) Clean up the event site, Including the Fees, $ permanent or temporary, will be provided streets and private property adjoining the on the event site for each fifty (50) 1 event site on all sides. Dersons expected to attend the event. (4) Responsibilities-Property Owner. It shall be unlawful for a property owner or a person in control of real estate to knowingly allow an event as described in this section to occur or continue without the required permit. (5) Other Laws. A permit holder shall be bound by all applicable ordinances of the city and all applicable statutes of the State of Iowa, Including state law re- quiring a permit or license for the sale of beer. The issuance of a permit under this section shall not constitute any advice or assurance that the event will be in compliance with Iowa law or other city ordinances. (6) Revocation. The Chief of Police may, after notice and opportunity to correct the problem, revoke a permit and order the event to cease forthwith upon finding of a violation of•this section, or any other law pertaining to the event, or upon reasonable cause to believe that the event is occasioning an unreasonable risk of harm to persons or property. (7) Vehicular Keg Carriers Regulated. It shall be unlawful for the owner or opera- tor of any vehicle upon or in which more than one sixteen gallon keg of beer•can be used to dispense beer to fail to notify the Police Chief at least twenty-four hours in advance of said vehicles use for the dispensing of beer. Said owner or operator shall also advise the Police Chief of an estimate of the number of such sixteen gallon kegs to be dispensed. (8) The doing of an act prohibited or declared to be unlawful or the omission or failure to perform any act or duty re- quired by this ordinance is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $100.00 or by imprisonment not to exceed thirty days. Section Two. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage-and publication as required by law. Passed thin 22nd day of September, 1987. Nancy Gibbons, City Clerk F. Paul Goodland, Mayor Published in The Daily Tribune, October 1, 1987.