Special Events and Filming Hours Sample Clauses

Special Events and Filming Hours. Semi-private events (which include children’s parties or parties that do not serve alcohol) may be held during the public operating hours of the Carousel. Event users will comply with and obtain any applicable permits required for the use of the site. Special events and commercial filming may occur during regular Carousel operating hours, provided they do not interfere with regular Carousel operations. Private events must be held before or after Carousel operating hours. Set-up for private parties in the Carousel may begin one-hour before closing. The Carousel may only be closed for private parties during regular operating hours with prior consent of the City.
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