07-1813 Board Ramp Amendments to Park Administrative Rules

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EXHIBIT "A" PARKS OPERATIONS - ADMINISTRATIVE RULES 1. Sponsorship Guidelines a. Persons or entities desiring to participate as sponsors for City events or City co-sponsored events and vendors must complete a Sponsorship Application available from the Parks and Recreation Department and adhere to the sponsorship guidelines set forth in the application. 2. Dogs in Parks a. Dogs are permitted in public parks and trails provided they are under the continuous control of the owner and on a leash of six feet or less. b. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. c. Aggressive or misbehaving dogs will be required to leave the park. d. Dogs are not permitted in playgrounds or on athletic fields. e. Pets are not permitted in any facility without permission of the City staff. f. The Parks Department reserves the right to create and enforce rules specific to any leash optional Dog Park. 3. Smoking in Parks a. Smoking is prohibited in parks under one acre in size. b. Smoking in parks greater than one acre in size is restricted to designated areas. c. Smokers are responsible for depositing their trash in proper receptacles. d. Smoking is prohibited in any public building or within 20 feet of the entrance of any public building. 4. Parking for non-park use a. Parking on park property of vehicles when not related to park or recreational use is strictly prohibited. 5. Health Concerns a. The City staff reserves the right to remove any participant from a park or any program who may pose a health concern to other participants. 6. Background checks a. To the greatest extent possible, all volunteers will undergo a background check before participating in parks and recreation activities and or events. 7. Alcoholic beverages a. The sale, consumption and possession of alcoholic beverages is only permitted at parks or within buildings, facilities, parks and recreational facilities owned or controlled by the City for City-sponsored or co- sponsored events when specifically authorized by the Parks and Recreation Director under such terms as the Parks and Recreation Director may impose for the protection of the health, safety and welfare ofthe public and in compliance with state beverage laws; provided, however, that authorization by the Parks and Recreation Director is not required if the sale, consumption and possession of alcoholic beverages is permitted pursuant to the City of Casselberry Municipal Code of ordinances.