§ 230-6 Chapter 230 Parks

Permits.

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A. A permit must be obtained from the Director for the following uses and activities:

(1) The use of park lodges or pavilions.

(2) Picnicking on park grounds or the use of any playing fields or other park facilities by groups larger than 24 persons.

(3) Camping within a park, where allowed.

(4) Fishing.

(5) Vending of food and drink (including beer, but excluding other nonalcoholic beverages) by nonprofit service organizations.

(6) Those acts prohibited without a written permit as set forth in § 230-9 of this chapter.

B. Permits shall be issued by the Director at the Webster Town Hall, Webster, New York 14580.

C. All permit applicants must be 18 years of age or older, unless otherwise designated by the Director. All permits must be signed prior to use of a park facility or prior to the activities for which a permit is obtained. The signer of a permit shall be responsible for all damages to park facilities or contents thereof and shall agree to indemnify the Town of Webster for such damages.

D. All permits issued shall be in writing by the Director and shall be subject to park rules and regulations. A permit to do any act shall authorize the same only insofar as it may be performed in strict accordance with the written terms and conditions thereof and not in violation of any law, ordinance or rule or regulation governing parks. Any violation of any term or condition thereof or any law or ordinance or rule or regulation governing parks shall constitute grounds for revocation of said permit by the Director, whose action therein shall be final. No permit for the same purpose shall be issued to those persons whose permit has been revoked during the year in which such revocation is made.

E. Upon obtaining a permit, the applicant shall pay a permit fee to the Town of Webster in an amount established by the Town Board of the Town of Webster. Such fee may vary according to the activity permitted and the facilities used.

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