Park Use Permit definition

Park Use Permit means a licence, issued under the Park Act, authorizing an activity or a course of behaviour or conduct, or the occupancy, use, development, exploitation or extraction of a natural resource on or in a park
Park Use Permit means the document issued by the RDN that details the terms by which an individual or group may make Special Use of the Park as regulated by Bylaw 1399;
Park Use Permit means a valid Park Use Permit issued pursuant to the provisions of “Park Use Bylaw No. 1526, 2002”;

Examples of Park Use Permit in a sentence

  • Events and groups that use village owned property, village parks, village streets, or rights-of- way require a Certificate of Insurance upon approval of a Park Use Permit.

  • Please indicate which park the inflatable structure will be in: 🞏 Amend Park 🞏 Central Park 🞏 North Park 🞏 Pioneer Park 🞏 ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ 🞏 South Park 🞏 Stewart Park 🞏 Veterans Park 🞏 (A park that is Not mentioned above) This permit will be issued only in conjunction with a Park Use Permit and a Rental Facility Agreement.

  • Please indicate which park the inflatable structure will be in:  Amend Park  Central Park  North Park  Pioneer Park  ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇  South Park  Stewart Park  Veterans Park  (A park that is not mentioned above) This permit will be issued only in conjunction with a Park Use Permit and/or a Rental Agreement.

  • However, if a company advertises to run a program, they must obtain their own Park Use Permit.


More Definitions of Park Use Permit

Park Use Permit means a permit authorizing use of a City property for purposes of access to conduct shore water events.
Park Use Permit means written authorization to enter and remain in a City park which is closed at night.
Park Use Permit or “Permit” means a permit granted by the City to regulate park properties and other city property, excluding streets, used for Events.
Park Use Permit means a permit for special use of a park.