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5.20.090 Permit required -Fee -Regulations.
<br />No public assembly of persons for the primary purpose of entertainment, amusement, or sporting
<br />events or shows may be held in the county outside the limits of incorporated cities and towns unless
<br />the person or persons sponsoring said event shall first obtain a permit as hereinafter provided and
<br />shall comply with all regulations and approvals herein provided and that the fee for such permit to
<br />meet the cost of administering the same shall be set by resolution of the Board of County
<br />Commissioners, but shall initially be $200.00 for each event. (Ord. 2009-22, 2009; Ord. 99-06, 1999;
<br />Ord . 92-17,1992; Ord . 69-11 § 10, Vol. 0, pp . 130, 131, 1969)
<br />5.20.100 Penal bond -Bond of indemnity.
<br />No permit shall be issued hereunder until the applicant has on deposit with the county treasurer the
<br />sum of $5,000 cash or bond as an indemnity to save and protect the streets, pavements, bridges,
<br />road signs and other property of the county from any and all damage that may be caused by
<br />vehicles, employees, or participants in such amusement, entertainment or assembly and to be used,
<br />if necessary, to restore the ground where such amusement, entertainment or assembly is held to a
<br />sanitary condition and pay all charges and losses to the county for damage to the streets,
<br />pavements, bridges and other property; provided further, that should the licensed event necessitate
<br />the deployment of additional county personnel, such added expense, which together with other
<br />county expense that exceeds the original permit fee shall be recoverable from the principal and/or its
<br />surety. The deposit or its balance is to be returned when the board of county commissioners certifies
<br />to the treasurer that no damage has been done and that the county did not incur additional expenses
<br />due to said licensed event or that the costs of the above have been paid by the licenSee. (Ord . 2009-
<br />22,2009; Ord . 99-06,1999; Ord. 92-17,1992; Ord . 69-11 § 11, Vol. 0, p.131, 1969)
<br />5.20.110 Posting.
<br />The ordinance codified in this chapter shall at all times be kept posted in a conspicuous place where
<br />an entertainment, amusement, sporting event, or show or assembly of persons wherein the primary
<br />purpose will be entertainment, amusement, sporting event, or show is being conducted . (Ord. 2009-
<br />22,2009; Ord . 9906,1999; Ord . 92-17,1992; Ord . 69-11 § 12, Vol. 0, p. 131, 1969)
<br />5.20.120 Applicant age.
<br />No permit shall be issued to any person under 18 years of age . Alcohol shall be prohibited at any
<br />event where applicant is under 21 years of age at the time of the event. (Ord. 2009-22, 2009; Ord .
<br />99-06,1999; Ord. 92-17,1992; Ord. 69-11 § 13, Vol. 0, p. 131, 1969)
<br />5.20.130 Statement of right to revoke on permit.
<br />Every permit issued under the provisions of this chapter shall state in substance that such permit is
<br />issued as a police, sanitary and fire requisition measure, and that the right of the board of county
<br />commissioners to revoke such permit without notice or formal hearing is a consideration of its
<br />issuance. (Ord. 2009-22, 2009; Ord. 99-06, 1999; Ord. 92-17,1992; Ord . 69-11 § 14, Vol. 0, p. 131,
<br />1969)
<br />5.20.140 Grounds for revocation.
<br />Any permit granted hereunder to conduct an event may be revoked without notice or formal hearing
<br />by the board of county commissioners upon their finding that any police, sanitary, or fire regulation
<br />provided for in this chapter or in the state law has been violated by the permittee, and the action of
<br />said board in revoking any such permit shall be final and conclusive. (Ord. 2009-22, 2009; Ord . 99-
<br />06,1999; Ord . 92-17,1992; Ord. 6911 § 15, Vol. 0, p. 131 , 1969)
<br />5.20.150 Revocation not exclusive penalty.
<br />The revocation of any permit granted under the provisions of this chapter shall not preclude the
<br />imposition of further penalties as provided for in this chapter and the state law, but shall be
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