10-10-4 Subsequent Unruly Gathering a Civil Infraction; Parties Liable.
The occurrence of an unruly gathering on the same premises more than once in any one hundred and twenty day period shall be a civil infraction. The following parties, if found responsible for such an infraction, shall be liable for the penalties provided for in Section 10-10-5.
A. The owner of the property where the unruly gathering occurred, provided that notification of posting was mailed to the owner of the property as provided for in Section 10-10-3, and that the unruly gathering occurred not less than two (2) weeks after the mailing of such notification.
B. The owner, occupant or tenant of the property where the unruly gathering occurred.
C. The person or persons who organized or sponsored the event constituting the unruly gathering.
D. Any person in attendance at the unruly gathering who engaged in any conduct causing the gathering to be unruly.
Nothing in this Section shall be construed to impose liability on the owner, occupant or tenant of the premises or sponsor of the event constituting the unruly gathering, for the conduct of the perons who are in attendance without the express or implied consent of the owner, occupant, tenant or sponsor, as long as the owner, occupant, tenant or sponsor has taken all steps reasonably necessary to exclude the uninvited persons from the premises. Where an invited person engages in unlawful conduct which the owner, occupant, tenant or sponsor could not reasonably foresee and could not reasonably control without the intervention of the police, the unlawful conduct of the person shall not be attributable to the owner, occupant, tenant, or sponsor for the purposes of determining liability under this Section. ((O)02-07, 03/20/2002)