§ 230-9 Chapter 230 Parks

Acts requiring permit.

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A. No person shall commit any of the following acts without a written permit from the Director:

(1) Post or display any sign, banner or advertisement of any kind within any park.

(2) Make any public speech, oration or harangue; hold any public meeting or engage in any marching, drilling or driving as a member of a military, political or other organization; conduct any funeral procession or vehicle containing the body of a deceased person; or use any loudspeaker or other sound-amplifying equipment.

(3) Picnic or cook in any area not designated by the Director for that purpose; or make or kindle any fire, except in places provided therefor, and then subject to such regulations as may be prescribed.

(4) Write, paint or carve on any tree, bench or park structure; or sleep, camp, lodge or reside in any park building, except in such places as designated for said purposes by the Director.

(5) Ascend or land with any aircraft, including gliders and parachutes, or engage in stunt flying or parachute landing.

(6) Construct, repair or relocate utility fixtures, such as sewers, hydrants, posts, lines and conduits or open trenches, or make excavations or engage in any construction in or on parklands.

(7) Carry any flowers or shrubs, slingshots, axe, saw, shovel or spade within the parks; violate the regulations of the Director relating to any building or place; damage any notice posted by order of the Director; cut parkway curbs for private drives; locate, grade or construct paths, driveways and roadways across or along any parkway or park road; or deposit materials in or upon any park or park road.

(8) Move or carry any tables or equipment found within a park for park use to a different area of the park.

B. Nonobservance of any part of this § 230-9 shall constitute a violation.

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