NAPERVILLE PARK DISTRICT ORDINANCE NO. 641
(e) The District shall have at least 3 business days after receiving a permit application to review the application. However, the District reserves the right to take additional time to review any application. If the District determines that it will exercise this right, it shall notify the applicant within one business day after the District's receipt of the application. The review period of Special Event Applications is subject to the schedule identified on the District’s Special Event Application. (f) If the application is approved, the District may issue a written Permit to the applicant. If the application is denied, the District shall explain the reasons for denying the application in writing. (g) If an application is denied on the basis of a scheduling conflict or inappropriateness of the location, duration, or time of the activity, the District will make a reasonable effort to arrange an alternative that is acceptable to all parties. If an application is denied, or the applicant is dissatisfied with such Permit as issued, he may appeal the decision to the Board within ten (10) days after the decision is rendered. If the Board rejects the appeal after full review, or if time for full review is not available, the applicant may appeal the decision to the appropriate court. All other decisions on the issuance of Permits by the District are final. (h) Any Permit granted by the District may contain lawful prerequisites to the issuing of the Permit and restrictions on the conduct of the permitted activity including without limitation: general liability insurance coverage; an agreement to fully indemnify and hold the District harmless from any liability or costs resulting from the activity; a requirement that the Persons involved in the activity obey or comply with all federal, state, local, and District laws, rules, and regulations; time, duration, and location restrictions; security deposit; a written agreement by the applicant to fully restore any District Property soiled or damaged by the activity; and, any reasonable restriction necessary for the efficient and orderly contemporaneous administration of the activity, other activities with a Permit, and regular District uses, functions, programs, and activities. (i) Any Person holding a valid Permit issued by the District for use of District Property shall take precedence for use of that District Property over any Person other than the District. (j) The District may make necessary changes or place necessary additional restrictions on any Permit after it has been issued. (k) Violation of the terms and conditions associated with the Permit may result in the suspension or revocation of the Permit. (l) Except as provided in subsections 5.01(l) (1) or 501 (l) (2), no Permit shall be issued for a period in excess of seven (7) consecutive days. A Permit may be extended for like periods of time upon a new application, unless another Person has requested use of the same location and multiple use of that location is not reasonably possible. (1) This subsection shall not apply to Permits granted under section 2.11 of this Ordinance. For Permits granted under section 2.11, the District shall determine the length of time that a Permit will be valid. (2) This subsection shall not apply to Permits granted under section 2.29 of this Ordinance for news racks or newsstands. Such Permits granted under section 2.29 shall be issued for a period of six (6) months.
Amended September 12, 2024
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