Tustin Municipal Code Part 1 Amusement Activity

No person shall establish, set up, maintain, exhibit, participate in, conduct, or carry on any amusement activity, with or without a charge being made therefor, without first having obtained an amusement activity permit from the Director. Amusement activity does not include marches or parades on City streets and sidewalks.

(Ord. No. 1252, Sec. II, 6-3-02)

The Director shall cause to be investigated the place where the activity is to occur and whether it is suitable for the type of activity proposed, and whether the granting of such permit with or without conditions will be detrimental to the public safety, morals, comfort, and welfare, or detrimental to adjacent properties or uses.

(Ord. No. 1252, Sec. II, 6-3-02)

In addition to all other information requested on the application form, the applicant shall file all of the following with the Director:

(1) A detailed description of the program, agenda, or plan of activities of the proposed amusement activity;

(2) A statement of the estimated number of persons reasonably expected to attend the amusement activity;

(3) A detailed description of each of the following items proposed by the applicants for the proposed amusement activity:

(a) A copy of each proposed advertisement and a description of all proposed publicity;

(b) A plan of the proposed access and traffic flow routes of ingress and egress together with proposed directional signing; traffic barriers, traffic control officers, and pedestrian control officers;

(c) A proposed parking plan;

(d) A proposed sanitation plan, including provisions for toilets and drinking water;

(e) A proposed plan for medical first aid assistance;

(f) A proposed plan for fire protection;

(g) A description of existing or proposed physical improvements, including fences, gates, ticket booths, stages, light and sound towers, grandstands, food vending, and other booths;

(h) A proposed cleanup plan for the premises, adjacent areas and routes of access for ingress and egress;

(i) A proposed plan for providing food and beverages;

(j) A proposed illumination plan;

(k) A proposed dust control plan; and

(l) A proposed sound amplification system plan.

(4) Written evidence of the property owner's consent to the proposed amusement activity.

(5) Evidence of liability insurance.

(6) Evidence of required permits or approvals, or requests for such approvals, from other regulatory agencies.

(Ord. No. 1252, Sec. II, 6-3-02)

Activities such as petting zoos, pony rides, children's attractions, and other minor amusements that are accessory to City-approved temporary uses shall be exempt from the requirement to obtain an amusement activity permit.

(Ord. No. 1252, Sec. II, 6-3-02)