Fees and cleaning deposits for park and recreation use

Fees shall be charged for use of parks and recreation facilities by persons or organizations desiring to engage in Type III night, Type IV day and night, and all Type V and all Type VI activities. Fees shall be charged in accordance with the fee schedule set forth in Section 19-1.9 herein.A custodial deposit shall be required for use of parks and recreation facilities by persons or organizations desiring to engage in Type III, Type IV, Type V and Type VI activities. Custodial deposits are refundable upon determination by the Director that the cleaning and restoration of the facility or park have been satisfactorily performed, provided that the deposit will be returned no later than ten (10) working days after the date of the event. Custodial deposits will be forfeited to the Department if restoration is not completed within the time provided for on the permit. If the permit holder does not satisfactorily clean and restore the facility or park, the Department may perform the necessary cleaning and restoration from the deposit and recover the cost of said repairs of any cleaning and restoration in excess to said deposit. The Director may deny future permits to the permit holder for the failure on the part of the permit holder to satisfactorily clean and restore any park or recreation facility. If damage is caused by the permit holder and/or guests and the Director determines that such damage is hazardous to park users or employees, the Department may perform the necessary repairs and deduct the cost of said repairs for any damages in excess of the custodial deposit. Custodial deposits may be charged in accordance with the deposit schedule set forth in Section 19-1.9 herein.