Ottawa : Règlement no 2004-276, art. 7 — PERMITS 1)

PERMITS 1)

7. No person shall, in a park and without a permit issued by the Director:

• a) sell, or offer, expose or advertise for sale any:
• i. food or drink;
• ii. newspaper, magazine or publication;
• iii. goods, wares or merchandise;
• iv. art, skill or service;
• b) practice, carry on, conduct or solicit for any trade, calling, business or occupation;
• c) distribute any flyers or circulars, or post any bills, notices or advertising devices, including signs, of any kind;
• d) convene, conduct or participate in any parade or procession;
• e) convene, conduct or hold a public meeting, or deliver a speech as a member of or to members of any group or to members of the general public;
• f) have in his/her possession any alcoholic beverage;
• g) ignite, discharge or set off any fireworks;
• h) light any open air fire in any park, except in places specifically provided by the City;
• i) camp in any park, or construct any tent or other structure;
• j) play any organized team sport;
• k) use a public address system or other device or equipment for amplifying sounds in a park; or
• l) allow a hot air balloon to land or take off from a park, except in emergency situations only. BY-LAW NO. 2004-276 2) No person without a permit shall refuse to vacate a park, or portion of a park, in the event that a holder of a permit for that park, or portion of the park, wishes to access the area in accordance with the terms and conditions of his or her permit. 3) No permit holder shall undertake to use a park or its facilities unless the permit holder,
• a) maintains, at his or her own expense, liability insurance coverage related to the holding of the event and subject to limits of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00), inclusive per occurrence, for bodily injury, death and damage to property, and such insurance shall be in the name of the permit holder or the sponsoring organizer of the event and, where applicable, shall name the City of Ottawa as an additional insured;
• b) is eighteen (18) years of age or older;
• c) does not charge admission or sell refreshments except as authorized by the Director;
• d) follows the incident reporting procedures outlined in the permit in the event of an incident, including the contacting of on-site City staff and police, paramedic or fire services, as appropriate; and
• e) complies with any other conditions of the permit issued by the Director pursuant to subsection (6). 4) A permit issued by the Director is valid on the date or dates shown on the permit. 5) No holder of a permit issued by the Director shall access or use a park unless the permit holder:
• a) accesses or uses the area of the park designated by the Director for the permitted use;
• b) produces his or her permit upon being so directed by the Director or a By-law Officer;
• c) immediately vacates the park upon being so ordered by the Director or a By-law Officer; and
• d) complies with the conditions of the permit, including any additional conditions imposed by the Director pursuant to subsection (6). 6) The Director may attach such additional conditions to a permit as deemed necessary to ensure public safety, protect City property or maintain the enjoyment of the park for the public. 7) A permit for park use issued by the Director is not transferable. 8) The permit holder shall comply at all times with all other applicable municipal by-laws and provincial and federal laws. BY-LAW NO. 2004-276