Public Assemblage definition
Public Assemblage or “Assembly” means a temporary gathering of persons assembled together at any location at a single time, which is open to the general public and organized, produced or sponsored by a person or persons; is not ordinarily conducted on a daily or regular normal average use basis as a lawful use of the premises upon which such event is to occur; cannot be held completely within the confines of a building(s) on such premises; and for which event the number of persons attending will at any time exceed the maximum occupancy of the building(s) on the property or will substantially exceed the normalpatronage and traffic otherwise attending suchpremises. Such assemblies include, but are not limited to, festivals, carnivals, athletic or contest tournaments, picnics and fairs.
Public Assemblage means any event with an expected or actual attendance of more than five-hundred (500) persons, and expected to last longer than four (4) hours, in which the event, or any part thereof, includes a public show, display, theatrical, entertainment, amusement or other exhibition, including but not limited to music festivals, rock festivals, or similar gatherings. This definition shall not include: