- 3-2-13 Selling Beer without a license
- 3-6-7 Being a Junk seller, second hand seller, or a pawn shop without a license
- 3-9A-3 Door to Door Sales [soliciting] without a permit
- 3-9B-11 Improper Use as a Sidewalk Vendor
- 3-10-14 Improper use of a Commercial Entertainment Business
- 4-1-2 Improper Disposal of Dead Animals or meat,
- 4-1-2 Improper use of a Soap Factory
- 5-2-3 Pursue, chase, harass, capture, possess, injure, or kill any kind of animal with a handgun, rifle muzzle loader, pellet gun, BB gun, dart gun, blow gun, bow and arrow, crossbow, slingshot, or any other device.
- 5-2-9 Public Indecency
- 5-2-10 Fleeing from a police officer
- 5-4-3 Organizing an event with out a permit
- 6-1-5 blocking or parking on a street with intention to block the street
- 7-2-10 Interfering with anyone from the Parks Department
- 7-3-9 Failure to follow the direction of the city engineer or operations manager
- 3-8-21 Violation of rules regarding sexually oriented business
- 5-2-7 Placing or displaying tobacco products in reach of minors
- 6-1-11 Violation of the Uniform Traffic Code
- 10-1-15 Violation of Zoning Ordinances
- 10-14-19 Failure to landscape or maintain landscaping of a residential property
- 10-21A-5 Violation of Outdoor Sign Code
That is right, running a sexually oriented business, putting tobacco in the hands of minors, and not mowing your lawn are all considered equal violations to that of skateboarding on city streets.
At our last city council meeting, Chief Shupe has now asked the city council to ban skateboarding from the nature park. Since skateboarding is now outlawed on city streets and skateboarders will be prosecuted next to people who improperly run sexually oriented businesses; skateboarders are now flocking to the nature park. Soon they will be kicked out of the park too.
I understand what the council is trying to do, but we have gone too far. Skateboarding isn't just a fad, it will continue for as long as we live here. The current law is way too harsh and we need to provide somewhere for kids to skate and soon.
From where I sit, this law is too harsh and wrong.
What do you think?
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