a. All applications made under this chapter, unless made by a nonprofit community organization, shall be accompanied by a fee of seventy-five dollars, and all such applications shall be reviewed by a four-member property management committee, to be appointed by the city manager.

b. Such committee shall provide for such review as it finds necessary by the police department, fire department and department of public works, under this chapter and the Guidelines for Commercial Use of City Parks and Plaza.

c. No permit shall be issued if it is found by the committee that the application does not conform to this chapter or said guidelines, or if it is found that its issuance would interfere with safe use by the public of any park or plaza property, and the committee may limit the number of any permits at any given park or plaza if it finds that such limitation is necessary to protect the public health and safety. If it is found, however, that an application does meet all such requirements and that there are not already sufficient number of permits issued to serve the public at such park or plaza, then a permit shall issue, subject to securing any permit required by any other public agency.

d. Such permit shall be conditioned upon its face as to hours of permitted operation and as to requirements found necessary by the committee consistent with this chapter, and such permit may be conditioned that it shall not be valid during any designated special event under Section 15.08.060 hereof.

e. Such permit shall be valid for one year from date of issue, and may be renewed upon application and payment of another seventy-five dollars (except no payment shall be required in the case of nonprofit community organizations), unless it has been found by the committee that the permittee has failed to conform to this chapter or to the terms and conditions under which it was issued, or unless it is found that such permit is inconsistent with the public safety or public use of such park or plaza.

f. All permits issued under this chapter shall be nontransferable and may be used only by the permittee. (Ord. M-2480 §5, 1984)