§ 14.1.12. Commercial Activity

(A)

Generally.

(1)

Unless a person is specifically authorized to do so by a permit or contract, or is acting in conjunction with a specifically permitted use of a reserved park facility; a person may not:

(a)

sell or rent a good or service in a park;

(b)

place a stand, cart, or vehicle in a park for a commercial purpose;

(c)

affix an advertisement to park property.

(B)

Providing Commercial Classes and Instruction.

(1)

A person may not conduct classes or instructional activities for compensation in a park unless the person obtains a contract from PARD.

(2)

A person may not provide a free class or instruction as an inducement or advertisement for a paid class or instruction, unless the person has a contract from PARD to conduct classes for compensation.

(C)

Performing Artists.

(1)

A person may perform as an artist or entertainer in a park, but the person:

(a)

may not block a sidewalk or trail, or impede pedestrian or vehicular traffic;

(b)

may not block or impede access to a park concession;

(c)

may not perform at a restricted-access event without the written permission of the event organizer;

(d)

may not juggle potentially hazardous materials or items such as knives or fire; and

(e)

must comply with all otherwise applicable ordinances and rules.

Source: Rule No. R0161-14.25, 11-19-14 .