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i ii' ~1. ~r t ii ;j ORDINANCE NO. 631 CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON COUNTY OF RAMSEY STATE OF MINNESOTA 1; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTION 18-5.5 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE USE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY. Section 18-5.5. Rules Governing the Use of City Property (a) The City Council finds that it is necessary that functions and proceedings of the City remain free from organized or calculated confusion, disturbances or delay; that free, proper and lawful access to, egress from and proper use of public property be protected; that the conduct of public business on public property free from interferences or disruption or the threat thereof be protected; that employees and citizens be free to work and conduct their lawful activities without unreasonable interference or annoyance, delay, harassment, intimidation, disturbance, fear, unwanted advances, disruption, oppression, or persecution; and that public property be protected from damage or destruction. ii, l! (b) To these ends the Manager shall have supervision over the buildings and other property owned by or under the control of the City. The Manager is authorized, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Sections 624.72, 412.211, and 412.221, Sd. 3, to promulgate reasonable rules and regulations for the governing of such public property. The Manager or the Manager's authorized designee shall enforce such rules and regulations and is authorized to take all reasonable and necessary action to achieve and secure compliance. (c) Persons not abiding by such promulgated regulations shall be asked to leave the premises. The Manager or the Manager's designee may revoke or suspend such person's privilege of access to such public property. The Manager or Manager's designee may make continued use of the public property, subject to reasonable conditions. A person whose privilege has been revoked or suspended or made subject to conditions by the Manager's designee, may appeal such action to the Manager, whose decision shall be final. :! (d) It is unlawful for a person to remain on the premises of public property after demand is given that such person leave by the Manager or the Manager's designee or to return to such premises after having been directed to leave without first having obtained permission by the Manager or Manager's designee to re-enter upon such premises. (e) Violation of rules and regulations which have been published, posted, or announced in a reasonable manner at the time of such violation is a violation of this section and of Minnesota Statutes, Section 624.72. This ordinance shall become effective on the day following publication.