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Report To: General Government Committee
Date of Meeting: March 25, 2019
Report Number: OPD -003-19 Resolution: GG -176-19
File Number: By-law Number:
Report Subject: Sports Field User Guide and Fees
Recommendations:
1. That Report OPD -003-2019 be received;
2. That a reduction in the Artificial Turf Field fees for both youth and adult users be
approved;
3. That the sports Field user fees for 2019, as outlined in attachment 1 of Report
OPD -003-19, be approved; and
4. That all Sports Field User Fees for 2020 and each subsequent year be updated using
the annual, January over January, Ontario all -Items Consumer Price Index.
Municipality of Clarington
Report OPD -003-19
Report Overview
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This purpose of this report is to recommend that Council approve for the 2019 the various
fees, as proposed, for the rental of the Municipalities sports fields. This report also outlines
the recommendation that Council approve the use of the Ontario All -Items Consumers Price
Index (CPI) by staff in future years to adjust the annual fees for sports fields.
1. Background
1.1 In 2015 Council approved a multi-year (2015-2018) user fee schedule for sports fields.
This fee schedule has now expired requiring that new updated pricing be established for
the 2019 recreational season. For 2020 and beyond, it is recommended that the current
method of comparing and adjusting Clarington's field user fees with those from
neighbouring municipalities be discontinued. The recommended approach will be to
utilize the Ontario All -Items Consumer Price Index (CPI) to calculate any future increases
or decreases for the Sports Field User fees. It is expected that on average the CPI will
result in an increase of approximately 1.5 to 2.0 percent per year.
1.2 For context, Clarington sports fields were booked for a total of 18,578 hours throughout
the municipality in 2018 and 18,286 hours in 2017.
2. Reduction of Artificial Turf Field Fees
2.1 The Artificial Turf Field located at the South Courtice Arena complex was officially opened
in July of 2014. Since its date of inception the field has been used by various permit
holders, however, the frequency of bookings for this premium facility drops dramatically
each year during the months of June, July and August.
2.2 In consultation with local youth and adult user groups it has been identified that the
Artificial Turf Field is regularly under-utilized during the peak summer months due to the
higher costs that are associated with the field rental. The various user groups suggest
that if the fees for the Artificial Turf Field were reduced to a manageable amount the
facility would be used at a much higher frequency.
2.3 The rental fee for the Artificial Turf Field in 2018 was $83 per/hr for youth and $118 per/hr
for adults. Staff are proposing that a reduction of over 25% be approved for the months
of June, July and August commencing in 2019 to encourage the greater use of this
premium facility. The increased use of the artificial turf field will also result in the ability to
"rest" various other natural turf fields in the Municipality thereby fostering better overall
turf quality.
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3. Proposed Fee Schedule
3.1 The following chart provides a breakdown of the Sports Field fees for 2018 and the
proposed rates for 2019.
Tournament fees apply to adult tournaments only
Tournament fees will include use of the field from 8 am to 11 pm plus 2
field drags
Non -Residential
2018
2019
Youth
$8.50 per/hr
$9 per/hr
Adult
$24 per/hr
$25 per/hr
Lights
$38 per/hr or $80
per/evening
$38 per/hr or $80
per/evening
Baseball Tournaments
$150 + light fee if
required
$200 + light fee if
required
Private/Special Events -
$30 per/hr
$35 per/hr
Tournament fees apply to adult tournaments only
Tournament fees will include use of the field from 8 am to 11 pm plus 2
field drags
Non -Residential
Non -Resident
$43 per/hr
$43 per/hr
Non -Resident
Tournament
$300 per/field/per day +
lights
$300 per/field/per
day + lights
Artificial Turf Field
Saturday
$130 — 1 person for a min
2018
2019
Youth
$83 per/hr
$60 per/hr
Adult
$118 per/hr
$80 per/hr
Non -Resident
$165 per/hr
$165 per/hr
Lights
$38 per/hr or $80
per/evening
$38 per/hr or $80
per/evening
Mobile Stage
Saturday
$130 — 1 person for a min
$146 — 1 person
of 3 hours
for a min of 3
hours
Sunday & Statutory
$180 — 1 person for a min
$195.60-1
Holidays
of 3 hours
person for a min
of 3 hours
3.2 Tournament fees only apply to adult field usage while youth tournaments remain at the
approved per hour rate. Tournament fees allow the use of a baseball diamond from 8
a.m. to 11 p.m.
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3.3 Staff recognize the tax -based contribution that is provided by residents to develop and
operate the various sports fields. As such, it is acknowledged that residents will always
receive priority over non-residents in the allocation of any outdoor field usage.
Non-residents will be defined as:
xAny individual that does not reside within Clarington or a Clarington resident
booking on behalf of a non-resident group or team;
xAny groups that are not affiliated with a Clarington Community Organization
xAny team/clubs that do not have regular schedule of seasonal field permits
in Clarington.
4. Outdoor Facility User Guide
4.1 On an annual basis, Operations
Department staff complete a
comprehensive review and update of the
Outdoor Facility User Guide. This
document provides an update on all
outdoor facilities that are available, current
field user fees, changes that are made to
the allocation of fields and any special
event policies.
4.2 During the fall of 2018 staff invited the
leagues and groups that comprise out
Sports Field User Groups to meet with staff
on an individual basis to review the Outdoor
Facility User Guide. Participants were
invited to provide their input and comments
on what they would like to see reflected in
the document to address the growing field
usage in our Community.
4.3 The 2019 Outdoor Facility User Guide is
attached for your review Attachment 1.
5. Concurrence
Not Applicable
6. Conclusion
Outdoor Facility User Guide
2019
the Municipality of Clarington
QVI. gt0n
It is respectfully recommended that the recommended fees for sports fields be
approved.
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7. Strategic Plan Application
Not applicable
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Submitted by: Reviewed by
Frederick J. Horvath
Director of Operations
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for/ Andrew C. Allison, B. Comm, LL.B
CAO
Staff Contact: Fred Horvath, Director of Operations, 905-263-2291 or fhorvath@clarington.net
Attachment 1 — Outdoor Facility User Guide 2019
Outdoor Facility User Guide
2019
A guide to the outdoor places and spaces in
the Municipality of Clarington
ClaF*MII
Clarington
Table of Contents
OutdoorFacility User Guide.......................................................................................................................... 2
ParkEtiquette...........................................................................................................................................................3
FAQ's.............................................................................................................................................................
4
GeneralPolicies.............................................................................................................................................
6
Accessibility..............................................................................................................................................................8
SplashPads...............................................................................................................................................................9
SkateboardPark.....................................................................................................................................................10
Gazebo's.................................................................................................................................................................11
Washrooms.............................................................................................................................................................14
Parking....................................................................................................................................................................14
FacilityPermits............................................................................................................................................
15
Purpose...................................................................................................................................................................15
Allocation................................................................................................................................................................16
BaseballFields........................................................................................................................................................18
SportsFields...........................................................................................................................................................19
Fees.........................................................................................................................................................................
20
FieldLights: .............................................................................................................................................................
21
Payments, Cancellations and Refunds....................................................................................................................22
FieldClosures..........................................................................................................................................................24
HowTo Apply..........................................................................................................................................................25
FacilityPermit Application......................................................................................................................................26
South Courtice - Artificial Turf Field.......................................................................................................................28
SpecialEvents..............................................................................................................................................
30
Special Events Permit Application..........................................................................................................................31
Municipality of Clarington Mobile Accessible Stage...................................................................................
34
Rental of Mobile Accessible Stage: .........................................................................................................................
34
Mobile Accessible Stage Policies............................................................................................................................35
Mobile Stage Rental Application............................................................................................................................40
Parks By-law 2006-126................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
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Outdoor Facility User Guide
The Municipality of Clarington currently has over 280 hectares of developed parkland as
well as an expanding trail network in the Bowmanville Creek Valley, the Soper Creek Valley
and along the waterfront.
Open space areas such as the Sydney B. Rutherford Woods Walk, the Bowmanville Creek
Valley, the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area and Camp 30 provide excellent passive recreational
opportunities.
The Municipal parks system is comprised:
District parks — these are parks that serve the entire Municipality such as Port
Darlington East Beach Park and Orono Park
Community parks — parks that serve the needs of a series of neighbourhoods
providing outdoor recreation facilities. Clarington Fields is a
community park
Neighbourhood parks are intended to serve the needs of surrounding residents.
Typically built with new subdivision and provide playgrounds,
walkways, seating areas and may have an unlit sports field
such as Rosswell Park and Longworth Park.
Hamlet parks — provide recreational facilities for hamlets and the surrounding
rural community.
Parkette — these are found in urban areas and are often green spaces or
have limited amenities.
CONTACT US!
If you have questions or concerns related to any outdoor facility, want to permit a facility or
wish to report a problem please contact us:
e-mail operations(a_clarington.net
phone 905-263-2291
website www.clarington.net
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Park Etiquette
We encourage you to respect and protect these lands at all times by following some basic
tips.
x Obey all signs posted in the park
x Stay on designated trails and respect all trail users
x Put litter in its place in the containers provided.
x Do not put household trash in park garbage cans
x Keep dogs on leashes (unless you are in the leash free park) and do not let pets
roam free
x Pick up your dog's waste - take it home and put it in your trash
x Leave wildlife alone - the Ontario Ministry of Environment has more information
on living with wildlife
x Do not disturb, remove or plant vegetation
x Remember, encroachment on public property is prohibited
Your co-operation will help us to reduce maintenance costs and maintain the integrity of our
greenspaces now and for future generations.
If you see a hazard or problem that requires attention you can report it to the Municipality
by:
x Call us at 905-623-3379 during normal business hours;
x E-mail operation s(a�clarington.net; or
x Use the Report a Problem link on our web site
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Pearce Farm Park, Newcastle
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FAA's
Can I rent the gazebo in the park?
Yes! The gazebos at Rotary Park, Tooley's Mill, and Ina Brown Parkette can be
rented by contacting the Operations Department to arrange a permit. Please be
aware that while you can permit exclusive use of the gazebo we cannot provide
exclusive use of the park property.
Gazebos at Newcastle Village Community Hall and Orono Library are the
permitted by their respective hall boards.
Do I need a permit for wedding pictures?
You do not need a permit to take photographs in a municipal park. However,
should you wish to guarantee the availability of a gazebo for those pictures we
suggest you call and arrange a permit.
Can I reserve a park and picnic tables for my family?
Orono Park and Bowmanville Memorial Park both have designated picnic areas
that can be reserved by contacting the Operations Department. The municipality
does not supply picnic tables other than what is currently on site.
Can I take a BBQ?
Gas BBQ's are allowed. Barbecues which use charcoal are not allowed in any
municipal parks.
When do baseball and soccer fields open?
Sports fields typically open for the season during the second week of May.
When does the splash pad open?
Splash pads are operational daily from 10 am to 8 pm from late June to Labour
Day week -end depending on weather conditions.
Can I reserve the splash pad?
No. Splash pads, tennis courts and basketball courts cannot be permitted. These
amenities are open to the public during normal park hours.
What are park hours?
Municipal Parks are open from dawn to dusk unless otherwise permitted.
Can I get a permit for East Beach Park?
Beach areas cannot be reserved for private use. This includes Bond Head beach
area and West Beach
The garbage can at my neighbourhood park is overflowing!
Please call the Operations Department at 905-263-2291 to report any problems
with a park.
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How do we turn the lights on at sports field?
Use of the lights at any sports field is by permit only. If you wish to reserve a
field with lights please contact us and we will help you with the permit application.
Does the municipality have any accessible playgrounds or playgrounds that have
accessible features?
All new and units replaced within the last 5 years have accessible features
including wood fibre surfaces for accessibility. Please see Accessibility page for
a complete list of parks and features.
Why were the fields closed? I was there at 6 pm and it was fine.
For more information of our Field Closure Policy please direct your attention to
Field Closures policies.
The grass in all parks and sports fields are cut on a schedule. Park areas are
cut once a week, sports fields are cut twice a week.
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General Policies
Smoking
In July 2018 the government of Ontario amended the Smoke Free Ontario Act to include the
following amendments to the legislation:
Playgrounds and publicly owned sports areas
You cannot smoke or vape on children's playgrounds or public areas within
20 metres of children's playgrounds.
You also cannot smoke or vape on publicly owned sporting areas, their
fan/viewing areas, and public areas within 20 metres of these places.
"Publicly owned" means that the sporting area is owned by a municipality, the
province or a post -secondary education institution.
Community recreational facilities
You cannot smoke or vape on anywhere on the property of a community
recreational facility and any public areas within 20 metres of its grounds.
A community recreational facility is an enclosed public place or enclosed
workplace that offers athletic and recreational programs to the local
community and is owned or operated by:
a not-for-profit corporation
an organization registered as a charity
the province
a municipality
It is the responsibility of the owner, operator or the person in charge to ensure that smoking
laws are followed. They are required to:
x Give notice to the public that smoking is prohibited in the smoke-free area;
x Post "no smoking" signs at entrances and exits to the smoke-free area, in
appropriate locations and in sufficient numbers, to ensure the public is aware that
smoking is not permitted.
x Ensure that persons do not smoke in the smoke-free area.
x Ensure that a person who refuses to comply with the prohibition of smoking does
not remain in the smoke-free area.
You, as the permit holder, are considered the "person in charge" during your permitted
date/time.
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Liquor
Alcohol is not allowed at any outdoor Municipal facility unless authorized by the Alcohol and
Gaming Commission of Ontario. Proof of licence will be required prior to the issuing of any
permits. All Municipal policies regarding the sale and consumption of alcohol on municipal
property must be adhered to.
BBQ and Campfires
Gas BBQ's are only allowed with a permit at Orono Park and Bowmanville Memorial Park
picnic areas.
Municipality of Clarington Parks By -Law 2006-126, Part III — Park Use, Section 11.
Campfires and Barbecues states:
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) Light, build, or stoke an open fire or bonfire unless authorized by permit;
(b) Use charcoal or solid fueled portable barbecues unless authorized by
permit or where posted to allow same;
(c) Use fuel other than charcoal or briquettes in stationary barbecues; or
(d) Leave a barbeque or campfire without extinguishing the fire and ensure the
embers are cold.
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Accessibility
An accessible and inclusive playground means it is as easy as possible for everyone to
play, regardless of their abilities or disabilities.
Accessible play spaces are play areas with surface treatments that allows wheelchair and
other devises easier access the area. Parks with a wood fibre base are considered to be
accessible play spaces.
The Municipality of Clarington has accessible play spaces in the following locations:
Bowmanville
xBarlow Court Parkette
xLanderville Parkette
xLongworth Park
xWestside Drive Park
xGarnet B Rickard Rec
Centre
Newcastle
xAndrew St Parkette
xEdward Street Park
xFoster Creek Parkette
xNewcastle Memorial Park
Courtice
xAvondale Park
xCourtice West Side Park
xHarry Gay Neighbourhood
Park
xHighland Park
xMoyse Parkette
Hamlets
xHarvey Jackson Memorial
Park
Inclusive playground indicates that at least one of the amenities on the play structure is
accessible to persons with disabilities.
Currently inclusive swings are installed in the following parks:
Newcastle:
x Rickard Neighbourhood Park
x Andrew Street Parkette
x Enniskillen Park
Bowmanville
x Baxter Park
x Scugog Street Neighbourhood
Park
x Northglen Neighbourhood Park
Courtice
x Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park
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Splash Pads
There are 16 splash pads thought the Municipality for your enjoyment. Splash pads are
open daily from 10 am to 8 pm.
These facilities will open the last week of June and close Labour Day week -end. All
open/close dates are approximate and weather dependant.
Splash pads are located at the following parks:
x Bowmanville Memorial
x Guildwood Park
x West Side Park
x Avondale Park
x Rosswell Park
x Pearce Farm Park
x Walbridge Park
x Bons Park
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x Harry Gay Park
x Baxter Park
x Harvey Jones Parkette
x Longworth Park
x Port Darlington Each Beach Park
x Orono Park
x Rickard Neighbourhood Park
x Northglen Park
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Skateboard Park
There are four dedicated skateboard parks within the Municipality of Clarington:
x Rob Piontek Skatepark located at the Courtice Community Complex (Courtice)
x Carson Elliott Memorial Skatepark located at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation
Complex (Bowmanville)
x Darlington Sports Complex (Hampton)
x Orono Park (Orono)
The skateboard parks are unsupervised. All boarders
should be aware that they are using the park's facilities
at their own risk. The Municipality of Clarington is not
responsible for any losses, damages or injuries
resulting from use of the skate parks.
x Come dressed with the proper safety
equipment.
x Take turns and be courteous.
x Place garbage in the containers provided.
x Only use the park during posted hours of
operations.
x Dry surfaces are safer. Avoid
skateboarding on wet or icy surfaces.
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Gazebo's
There are several locations throughout Clarington that have gazebos available for your next
special event or private function.
Rotary Park
Located in the heart of
Bowmanville the
gazebo at Rotary Park
is ideally located for
special events.
192 Queen Street,
Bowmanville
Tooley's Mill Park, Courtice
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Located in the river
valley off Old
Kingston Road, just
south of Hwy. 2 and
west of Prestonvale
Road, the park was
originally the site of a
mill built in 1874.
71 Old Kingston
Road, Courtice
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Orono Library
Located on the grounds
adjacent to the Orono Library
at 39 Pine Street, Orono
Ina Brown Parkette, Newtonville
Newtonville Mill Street, Newtonville, ON
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Washrooms
All users should be aware in advance of facilities where washrooms are available. All
groups are asked to inform their members and especially visiting team members of the
washroom status of the facility.
Washrooms are available at the following locations:
Courtice Community Complex* Bowmanville Memorial Park
South Courtice Arena* Port Darlington East Beach Park
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Rotary Park
Complex* Orono Park
Clarington Fields Solina Park
* - washroom availability subject to building operational hours
Port -o -Potties are available at the following locations (seasonal):
Harvey Jackson Memorial Park Clarington Fields
Soper Creek Park Elephant Hill Park
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Rosswell Park
Complex
Darlington Hydro Fields
Parking
Facility users should be aware that parking space is limited in some locations. In recognition
of this, all groups are asked to observe the following parking guidelines:
1. Obey all `NO PARKING" signs;
2. Do not park on or block private property;
3. Consider forming car pools where possible; and
4. Make use of any available nearby off-street parking.
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Facility Permits
Purpose
The Municipality of Clarington schedules the use of various municipally owned or operated
outdoor facilities by issuing "facility permits". The purpose of a facility permit is as follows:
x Approves use of a specific facility for a defined purpose.
x Ensures exclusive use of a specific facility by the permit holder on certain dates and
times.
x Assures that the facility will be prepared for the permit date and time.
x Is an agreement, which binds the permit holder to certain conditions in return for the
above provisions.
Bowmanville Memorial Park
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Allocation
The Municipality of Clarington acknowledges the tax -based contribution provided by its
residents toward the development and operation of recreation and sports fields and
recognizes that residents will always receive priority over non-residents in the allocation of
outdoor facilities.
Applications will be processed according to the following priority levels:
1. Municipality of Clarington programs including special events
2. Youth league tournaments
3. Adult league tournaments
4. Adult invitation tournaments
5. Municipality of Clarington youth league games
x Groups offering youth sport programming must consist of a minimum of
85% Clarington residents. Each group will be required to submit registration
data to the Operations Department prior to permits being issued.
6. Full season adult league games
x Groups offering adult sport programming must consist of a minimum of 85%
Clarington residents. Each group will be required to submit registration data
to the Operations Department prior to permits being issued.
7. Single game requests
8. Youth practices
9. Adult practices
Registration data must be submitted to the Operations Department in an approved format no
later than April 15. In the instance of the artificial turf field registration data must be
submitted by February 15. The following information will be required:
x Total number of players per age group
x Surname
x Year of birth
x Street name and municipality
The Municipality of Clarington will assign fields based on historical use wherever possible,
however, the Municipality reserves the right to reduce, re -assign or reallocate field time when
supply exceeds demand and/or new and emerging groups are seeking access.
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Non-residential will be defined by the following:
x Any individual that does not reside within Clarington or a Clarington resident booking
on behalf of a non-resident group or team;
x Any groups that are not affiliated with a Clarington Community Organization
x Any team/clubs that do not have regular schedule of seasonal field permits in
Clarington.
Clarington Community Organization will be defined as:
x Based within the boundaries of the Municipality of Clarington
x A non-profit, voluntary organization whose goal is to provide a range of opportunities
for residents of the Municipality of Clarington of various ages to participate in
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Baseball Fields
There are currently 27 baseball fields within the Municipality of Clarington. The following list
shows the appropriate age classification for each diamond.
Park
Division
Age
Courtice West Park
Pee Wee
13 and under
Highland Park
Mosquito
11 and under
Penfound Park
Adult
Roswell Park
Mosquito
11 and under
Stuart Park
Mosquito
11 and under
Argent Park
Adult
Bowmanville Memorial N
Mosquito
11 and under
Bowmanville Memorial S*
Adult
Burketon Park
Adult
Clarington Fields*
4 Adult diamonds
Elephant Hill Park E/W
Mosquito/Pee Wee
13 and under
Garnet B. Rickard
2 Adult diamonds
Complex*
Longworth Park
Adult
Lord Elgin Park ENV
Mosquito
11 and under
Optimist Park
Mosquito
11 and under
Rhonda Park
Mosquito/Pee Wee
13 and under
Soper Creek Park*
Adult
Edward Street Park
Mosquito
11 and under
Harvey Jackson Memorial
2 adult
13 and under —
Orono Park
Pee Wee
Adult Soft ball
Tyrone Park Adult
"denotes lights available
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Sports Fields
There are currently 41 sport and soccer fields within the Municipality of Clarington. The
following list shows the appropriate age classification for each field.
Field
Size
Baseline Park
1 mini
Baxter Park
1 mini
Burketon Park
1 adult & 1 mini
Burketon Park (Burketon)
1 adult & 1 mini
Clarington Fields *
1 multi, 2 adult & 2 mini
Courtice Community Complex
1 mini
Courtice Memorial Park
1 mini
Courtice South Arena*
1 adult & 1 artificial turf
Darlington Hydro Fields *
3 adult & 2 mini
Darlington Sports Centre (Hampton)
1 adult
Elliott Memorial Park (Hampton)
1 adult
Green Park
1 adult
Guildwood Park
1 adult
Highland Park
1 mini
Longworth Park
2 mini
Newcastle Memorial Park
1 mini
Northglen Park
1 adult
Optimist Park (Waverley Rd)
2 mini & 1 adult
Pearce Farm Park
1 adult
Penfound Park
1 mini
Rickard Neighbourhood Park
1 adult
Roswell Park
1 mini
Scugog Street Neighbourhood Park
1 adult
Solina Park
2 adult
Tyrone Park
1 mini & 2 adult
Walbridge Park
1 adult
Westside Drive Park
1 adult
Zion Park (Mitchells Corners)
1 mini & 1 adult
*denotes lights available
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Fees
Non-Resident/Commercial
Non -Resident/
2019
2020 and beyond
Youth
$9 per/hr
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Adult
$25 per/hr
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Lights
$38 per/hr or
$80 per/evening
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Tournaments*
$200 + light fee
if required
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Special Events -
$35 per/hr
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Holidays
Non-Resident/Commercial
Non -Resident/
$43 per/hr
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Commercial
$60 per/hour
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Non -Resident/
$300
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Commercial
per/field/per
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Tournament
day + lights
Artificial Turf Field
Non -Residential / Commercial
Non -Resident/
Commercial $165 per/hr Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Tournament fees apply to adult tournaments only
x Tournament fees will include use of the field from 8 am to 11 pm plus 2 field dragsNon-
residential Fees will apply to:
a) any individual that does not reside within Clarington or a resident booking on behalf of a non-
resident group or team;
b) Any groups that are not affiliated with a Clarington Community Organization;
c) Any teams/clubs that do not have a regular schedule of seasonal field permits in Clarington.
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2019
2020 and beyond
Youth
$60 per/hour
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Adult
$80 per/hour
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Lights
$38 per/hr or
$80
per/evening
Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Non -Residential / Commercial
Non -Resident/
Commercial $165 per/hr Yearly price increase to be linked to CPI
Tournament fees apply to adult tournaments only
x Tournament fees will include use of the field from 8 am to 11 pm plus 2 field dragsNon-
residential Fees will apply to:
a) any individual that does not reside within Clarington or a resident booking on behalf of a non-
resident group or team;
b) Any groups that are not affiliated with a Clarington Community Organization;
c) Any teams/clubs that do not have a regular schedule of seasonal field permits in Clarington.
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Field Lights:
Use of lights on diamonds is accessed through a key lock/push button system. Leagues with
scheduled games will be able to push the "on" button to activate the lights. If mechanical
light failure or inclement weather conditions render the diamond unsuitable for use, contact
the Operations Department at 905-260-0746 by the next business day. Groups not
following this process will be charged for lights.
Lights are available at the following field locations:
x Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex (2) diamonds
x Soper Creek (1) diamond
x Memorial Park South (1) diamond
x Clarington Fields (5) = 1 sports field, 4 diamonds
x Orono Park (1) diamond
x Kendal Community Park (1) diamond
x Hydro Fields (2) soccer
x South Courtice Arena 2 = (1) soccer (1) Artificial Turf Field
On Off
May 8:00 PM 11:00 PM
June & July 8:30 PM 11:00 PM
August 7:30 PM 11:00 PM
September & October 6:30 PM 11:00 PM
Lights at Soper Creek will be turned off by 10:30 pm
Light times and fees will automatically be added to permit requests on the above noted
schedule.
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Payments, Cancellations and Refunds
Full Season Use
1. Payments may be made in cash, cheque, credit or debit card. Cheques are to be made
payable to the Municipality of Clarington. Payment can be made at Municipality of
Clarington Administrative Centre, Finance Department, 40 Temperance Street,
Bowmanville or at the Operations Depot 2320 Taunton Road, Hampton. Municipality of
Clarington Leagues will be invoiced monthly if payment is not received prior to use.
2. Any request for a refund or usage fees arising from cancellation by the permit holder must
be made in writing and received by the Operations Department a minimum of five (5)
business days in advance of any date affected. Refunds will be issued after the final
permit date.
3. The fee for all services, lights and fields, will be indicated on the permit at the start of the
season.
4. If a permit is not signed for your league or group you will not have permission to
use the facilities. Unauthorized use of permitted parks may result in loss of existing
permit or By -Law Enforcement fines.
5. You will be advised on the availability and when to pick up your permits. Our office hours
are Monday to Friday 8 am to 3:30 pm — 7:30 am to 3:00 pm during July and August. Our
telephone number is 905-263-2291 or fax 905-263-4433; our e-mail address is
operations(a-_)clarington.net.
6. Schedules including playoffs shall be submitted to the Operations Department no later
than May 1.
7. Permits not signed by May 15 will be re -allocated. To cancel this permit or a day on the
permit the Operations Department must receive written notification no less than 5
business days prior to the date stated on the permit.
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Occasional Use
Payments may be made by cash, cheque, debit or credit card at the Municipality of
Clarington Administrative Centre, Finance Department, 40 Temperance Street,
Bowmanville or at the Operations Depot 2320 Taunton Road, Hampton.
2. Any request for a refund or usage fees arising from cancellation by the permit holder
must be made in writing and received by the Operations Department a minimum of five
(5) business days in advance of any date affected. Refunds will be issued after the final
permit date.
3. The fee for all services, lights and fields will be indicated on the permit.
4. If a permit is not signed for your league or group you will not have permission to
use the facilities. Unauthorized use of permitted parks may result in loss of existing
permit or By -Law Enforcement fines.
5. You will be advised on the availability when to pick up your permit.
6. Permits not signed and paid for 5 business days prior to date of use will be re -allocated.
Tournaments
Tournament fees must be paid a minimum of 14 business days prior to the event date
and are due in full or the event will be cancelled. A schedule of games is also required at
this time.
2. In the event that inclement weather forces alteration and/or cancellation of your
tournament, you are required to give full details of your schedule revisions in writing, to
the Operations Department within 48 hours. This will allow for appropriate fee
adjustments to be made. If written notice is not received by the deadline tournament
fees will not be refunded.
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Field Closures
The field closure policy has been put in place to enhance the health and safety for
users and to protect the conditions of the sports fields.
Sports fields in the Municipality of Clarington will be considered unplayable if one
of the following conditions exists:
x Pooling of water on the surface of the field/diamond
x Water sponging up around your feet when walking on the
field/diamond
x Weather conditions
x Any risk related issue
If one of these conditions occurs, the sports field or diamond will be considered
unplayable and the field will be closed. The Municipality continues to have
exclusive rights to cancel any games booked due to any reason deemed
acceptable by the Municipality.
Should teams arrive at a field and one of these conditions exist or develop during
the course of play they are asked not to play on the sports field/diamond. Several
factors should be considered, including the safety of the participants, the liability
through accidents or injuries and the expense of sports field/diamond repairs and
maintenance.
If the permit holder ignores the unplayable conditions:
1. The permit holder may be required to pay for all damages to the sport
field/diamond arising from the abuse to the facility;
2. The permit holder will be held liable and responsible for accidents or
injuries incurred because of conditions; and
3. The permit holder may have their permit suspended or revoked for any
future use of sports fields/diamonds.
In the event of field closure the Operations Department will make the
determination not later than 2:30 pm. An e-mail notification will be sent to all user
group representatives and individuals holding valid permits for that date and
notification will be posted to www.clarington.net. Users should contact the
Operations Department to make arrangements to reschedule cancelled dates on
the next business day. In the event that rescheduling is not feasible, a credit for
the date(s) affected will be issued.
3. If any game(s) are cancelled due to weather conditions after 3 pm or during non-
business hours users must notify the Operations Department within 48 hours of the
required cancellation. Rescheduling or credits will be arranged.
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How To Apply
You must be 18 years of age or older to apply for a permit.
To apply for the use of an outdoor facility you are required to complete a permit application
form.
The deadline for submitting applications for occasional usage, picnics, tournament and
special event usage is one month in advance.
The deadline for submitting full season usage is the first Friday in April.
Applications received on or before the established deadline will be reviewed according to the
criteria outlined on page 2.
Applications for OCCASIONAL USAGE (other than tournaments and special events) must be
submitted a minimum of five (5) working days prior to the date(s) being requested.
When completing the permit application, the following must be indicated clearly and
accurately:
a) The number of ball diamonds/soccer fields, etc. required at each facility
requested;
b) The date and time(s) required at each facility;
c) Whether or not you require the use of lights, where available; and
d) Contact, name, address and telephone number.
NOTE: INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED.
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Clarington
MAIL TO:
Operations Department
Municipality of Clarington
40 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, ON L1C 3A6
PURPOSE OF USE:
DELIVER TO:
Operations Department
2320 Taunton Road
Hampton, ON LOB 1JO
905-263-4433
Operations Department
Facility Permit Application
Please Print
FAX
FACILITY DATE(S) TIME(S) RENTAL RATE
ACCOMMODATION, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT & PRIVILEGES:
GROUP NAME:
CONTACT PERSON:
(MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OVER)
MAILING ADDRESS:
PHONE NUMBER:
ALTERNATE CONTACT:
ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE:
The permit holder agrees to be responsible for payment of any applicable rental charge that becomes
due to the Municipality of Clarington under this permit. Payment in advance with post dated cheques
due before permit date. The permit for facility and rental dates is valid only when an authorized
representative of the Operations Department signs the application.
SIGNATURE OF PERSON IN CHARGE:
DATE:
OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZATION:
DATE ISSUED:
Municipality of Clarington
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Terms and Conditions
By signing this contract, the undersigned has read, understands and agrees to each of the terms and conditions
listed below:
1. To comply with the regulations hereof and enforce such regulations.
2. To obtain and maintain in full force and effect, a commercial _general liability insurance policy in the amount
of at least TWO MILLION ($2,000,000) DOLLARS naming the Municipality of Clarington as an additional
insured thereon. A certificate of insurance shall be provided to the Municipality of Clarington evidencing such
coverage upon execution of the permit.
3. To indemnify and save harmless the Municipality of Clarington and its staff and agendas from any and all suits,
demands, torts and actions of any kind which may be brought against its staff or agents, which may arise as a result of
the Permit Holder's use under this rental agreement.
4. To comply with all Federal, Provincial and Municipal laws and regulations at all times.
5. To provide competent supervision of the facility and section to which this contract applies.
6. To be responsible for all loss and/or damage arising out of the use of this facility or section.
7. That the keeping, use or sale of alcoholic beverages within the facility or section, except when specifically authorized
by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGO) (formerly LLBO) and Municipality of Clarington is prohibited.
NOTE: As we all know, drinking in public parks without a license from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of
Ontario (formerly LLBO) is illegal. We ask that you and your organization promote a zero tolerance from alcohol at
your events. In the event of alcohol being consumed during your permitted event the permit will be suspended for
that night for the remainder of the season.
8. To comply with any orders and direction of the Operations Department Staff. Rowdiness, verbal or otherwise, will not
be tolerated.
9. That no person shall use the facility except for the purpose specified herein. NO time, function, event or use shall be
substituted without prior approval by the Operations Department.
10.To pay all associated charges relating to this permit.
11.That vehicles shall be parked in the designated spaces.
12.That this permit is not transferable.
13.That the Operations Department reserves the right to cancel any permit temporarily or permanently.
14.That this permit is not valid unless signed by the appropriate Director or authorized representative of the Operations
Department.
15.To cancel this permit, the Operations Department must receive written notification no less than fifteen (15) business
days prior to the date stated on the permit or all charges continue to apply.
16.To comply with and adhere to the Municipality of Clarington's By-law 2006-126 dealing with the use, regulation,
protection and governing of parks in the Municipality of Clarington.
Signature:
Print Name:
Staff
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South Courtice - Artificial Turf Field
To protect the field surface and to maximize the life of the field, every team official, player, spectator,
and parent should be aware of the following rules and regulations for use of the artificial turf field.
Coaches are responsible for the conduct and behaviour of players and spectators on the field.
Rules and Regulations
General:
x The facility is available to rent for approved uses only (ie: soccer, field lacrosse, football,
rugby and ultimate Frisbee). No casual use is allowed.
x Facility users must not enter the field prior to their permitted time and should leave the
field five minutes before their end time to allow transition between groups.
x Only players, officials and coaches are permitted on the turf.
x Animals are prohibited on the turf.
x Staff must be immediately alerted to any instance of blood or vomit on the field. Please
call Clarington Operations at 905-263-2291. In case of after-hours emergency please
call 905-623-5126.
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Food and Beverage:
x Only water in non -breakable containers is permitted on the turf.
x No food is permitted on the turf, including gum, sunflower seeds and nuts.
Turf Care:
x Staking of sharp objects (including flags, shade structures and tents) into the turf is
prohibited.
x Marking, painting or taping on any surface is strictly prohibited.
x Substances that may stain the turf, such as ointments or sunscreen must be kept at
player benches or outside the fenced area.
x Footwear on artificial turf fields must be moulded rubber cleats, turf shoes or running
shoes. Metal cleats and screw-in plastic cleats are forbidden.
The Artificial Turf Sport Field Rules & Regulations are in effect at all times and apply to everyone
using the field. Permit holders will be liable for suspension of field privileges if the rules are not
followed.
Inclement Weather:
The artificial turf fields are open rain or shine. Artificial turf fields will only close in an instance of
thunder and/or lightning.
x In the event that thunder and/or lightning occurs prior to the contract start time,
Operations staff will disallow play on the artificial turf. Groups will be required to wait
for a period of 30 minutes without thunder.
x In the event that thunder and/or lightning occurs after the permitted game has started,
game officials will follow established protocol from the individual sport governing body.
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Special Events
A "special event" means a cultural, recreational, educational or similar event including fairs, festivals
and carnivals
A special event is defined as a one-time, annual or infrequently occurring event on Municipality of
Clarington property that is reserved for exclusive use and whose scope may include the following:
x Celebration of a specific theme
x Has a pre -determined opening and closing date/time
x Is available to the community at large
x Fundraising events designed to generate revenue for non-profit organizations
Note: activities not meeting these criteria may still be permitted to occur as private rental functions
and may still be subject to some or all of the policies, procedures and requirements outlined.
Inflatables
Amusement devises such as bouncy castles, zipline rides and revolving rides are just some
examples of amusement devices covered by the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA)
in Ontario. As an event organizer it is your responsibility to ensure that the company providing your
amusement devise can provide the following safety documents. These documents will be required
prior to the issuance of your permit.
TSSA Amusement Device licence issued to the owner for the current year that
acknowledges the owner's understanding to operate a device per Ontario Safety Laws and
Regulations;
ISSA Amusement Device Permit (one per device) which displays a TSSA inspector's
identification, date and signature and confirms the devise has been inspected by TSSA for
the current operation season;
Amusement Device Permit Number for Each Device physically attached to each ride or
device;
Certified Amusement Device Mechanic on staff, who is in compliance with the requirements
of Ontario Regulation 187/03 for the Certification of Mechanics;
Rroof of $2,000,000 Liability Insurance specific to the operation of amusement rides. This is
in addition to the Certificate of Insurance required to obtain a facility permit.
All devices or rides must be inspected when first installed and prior to being operated in Ontario.
A site inspection will be conducted by the Director of Operations or his designate on the day of set up
prior to the opening of the event. All documentation will be required prior to completion of inspection.
Failure to provide required documentation may result in no permit being issued.
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Special Events Permit Application
Pre -consultation service and assistance in completing this form is available by contacting the
Municipality of Clarington Operations Department at 905-263-2291 or e-mail
operations ccD,clarington.net
Event Information:
Event name:
Mailing Address
Event location:
Fax:
Description of Event (provide as much detail as possible)
Expected Attendance:
Annual Event YES NO
Proposed Dates:
Hours of Operation:
Set up date:
Set up time:
Tear down date:
Tear down time:
Applicant Information:
Name of Organization:
Mailing Address
Phone:
Fax:
Applicant must have signing authority for Organization
Applicant:
e-mail
Phone
Event Contact (if different from applicant)
Primary Contact
Cell:
Secondary Contact
Cell:
The undersigned has read and hereby warrants and represents that he/she has sufficient
power, authority and capacity to bind the applicant with his/her signature.
Applicant Signature:
Date of Application:
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Please indicate what is involved in your event — Be as complete as possible with your
answers
A. Applicant Information:
Organization please answer the following:
1. is your group a Charitable Organization? Yes No
If yes, does it have a Charitable Donation Number? Yes
2. Is your group a Non -Profit Organization? Yes No
If yes please provide proof
B. Will you be requesting use of the Mobile Stage Yes No
If yes, please complete and submit Mobile Stage Rental Application Form
C. Will you require Road Closure?
Yes No
Please be advised you are required to complete a separate Special Events permit
obtained from the Engineering Services Department.
D. Food, Alcohol and Goods/Merchandise
1. Will goods and/or merchandise be sold? Yes No
2.
Will goods and/or merchandise be given away?
Yes
No
3.
Will there be food and non-alcoholic beverages at your event
Yes
No
4.
Will there be food and alcoholic beverages at your event
Yes
No
Please note:
You are required to obtain Durham Region Health Department approval if your event is
serving/selling food and non-alcoholic beverages.
Events including alcohol are required to obtain a valid permit for liquor sales and must adhere to
all Municipal Alcohol policies.
E. Site Plan
Please provide a detailed site plan drawing for your event
F. Installation of Tents/Structures (ie inflatables, tents etc)
1. Do you plan to erect any tents or other structures during your event? Yes No
If yes, please specify for what purpose. Note that tents over 60m2 require Building
Department approval. Each amusement ride/inflatable requires a TSSA certificate.
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G. Washroom Facilities
Will you be installing portable facilities? Yes No
H. Will you be selling tickets to your event? Yes No
I. Do you require vehicle access to site? Yes No
J. Do you require access to electrical power? Yes No
K. Please provide details of waste management plan.
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Municipality of Clarington Mobile Accessible Stage
Rental of Mobile Accessible Stage:
3/4The stage is available for rental from June 1St to October 31St.
3/4 Rental of stage must be within the boundaries of the Municipality of Clarington.
3/4 The stage is available in multiple deck configuration from band shell (6m X 7m) to full sized
(12m X 7m) with wind walls on three (3) sides.
Rental will include:
% Delivery and pick up of Mobile Accessible Stage by Municipal Staff;
%Set up and take down of Mobile Accessible Stage by Municipal Staff;
% Municipal Staff will remain on site for duration of the rental.
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Municipality of Clarington
Operations Department
Mobile Accessible Stage Policies
Rental Allocation Priorities:
Applications will be processed according to the following allocation list and the discretion of
the Operations Department:
% Municipality of Clarington
3/4 Bowmanville Rotary Ribfest
% Orono Fair
% Visual Arts Centre
% Not for profit organizations
Rules and Regulations:
Municipal Staff is required for:
x All set up and tear down
x Transport of the stage to and from the site
x Stage hydraulics, breaker boxes and any other stage mechanicals
x Will be operated by Operations Department Staff only
Renter represents to the Municipality that:
The person(s) signing this Rental Agreement has (have) been duly authorized to do
so on Lessee's behalf;
ii. by entering into this Rental Agreement, renter will not violate any law or other
agreement to which it is a party; and
iii. Renter is not aware of anything that will have a material negative effect on his/her
ability to satisfy its obligations under this Agreement.
No alterations may be made to the stage. Decorations or banners may be attached only
through the holes in the canopy ends or the truss beneath the stage deck by plastic cable
ties, string or rope only. Covering stage graphics is prohibited. Banners and/or skirts must
be pre -approved a minimum of 1 week before installation
Renters must provide proof of all relevant and required additional permits prior to issuance
of stage permit. (i.e. road closure, event permit, building permit and engineering certificate
etc...)
Renter shall use the Equipment in a careful and prudent manner and in accordance with the
Municipality or the manufacturer's specifications and not for any unlawful purpose and shall,
at their own expense, comply with and conform to all federal, provincial, municipal and other
laws, ordinances and regulations in any way relating to the possession, use or maintenance
of the Equipment.
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Renter shall use the Equipment for its own use. Renter shall not sublet or part with
possession or control of the Equipment or permit its use by any person other than Renter or
employees or agents of Renter who are qualified and competent to use the Equipment.
Renter is responsible to ensure that the use of any tobacco products, alcoholic beverages
or other intoxicating substances is not permitted on the stage.
Equipment must be carried or rolled, not slid across the Stage floor.
If rental requires the stage to be on location outdoors overnight, stage must be secured by
Operations Department staff only. The stage will be re -opened the following day by
Operations Department staff only. The renter is responsible for the security of the stage at
all times.
Renter is responsible to ensure that all activities are properly controlled and supervised to
prevent damage to the stage.
In the event that the stage malfunctions or fails to operate, or is lost, stolen, damaged in any
way or for any other reason is not available or suitable for return, Renter shall promptly
notify the attending competent worked of such event. Renter shall promptly notify the
Municipality of Clarington of any accident or incident which is or can be a basis of a claim by
or against the Municipality. These provisions in no way affect or replace any notice that
Lessee is or may be required to give to its insurer or any other person.
An external power source, when required, is the responsibility of the renter.
All electrical installation must be acceptable to the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA). This
may be determined by a direct inspection.
Insurance:
Renter shall, at its own expense, place and maintain with insurers acceptable to the
Municipality of Clarington:
a. comprehensive all risks insurance on the Equipment for its full replacement
value, such insurance to include:
(i) the Municipality of Clarington as additional insured
(ii) a loss payable clause in favour of the Municipality of Clarington as
first payee; and
(iii) a waiver of subrogation in favour of the Municipality of Clarington;
and
b. general public liability and property damage insurance with limits of liability
equal to at least two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per occurrence (or such
greater amount as the Municipality may require from time to time), and such
insurance shall:
(i) extend to all liabilities of Renter arising out of its use or possession
of the Equipment
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(ii) name the Municipality of Clarington as additional insured; and
(iii) include a cross -liability which insures each person insured there
under in the same manner and to the same extent as if a separate
policy had been issued to each.
All insurance policies shall contain endorsements providing that:
i. thirty (30) days' written notice shall be given to the Municipality of
Clarington before a policy lapses or is materially altered or cancelled
ii. coverage shall be primary and not contributor
iii. the Municipality of Clarington's interest as additional insured shall not
be invalidated or otherwise affected by any act or omission, deliberate,
negligent or otherwise of Renter or its agents, servants or employees
iv. the Municipality of Clarington shall not be responsible for payment of
any premium; and
v. the Municipality may elect to have all proceeds of loss payable only to
itself.
One (1) week prior to the Delivery Date, Renter shall supply the Municipality of Clarington
with certified copies of all insurance policies or other evidence satisfactory to the
Municipality of Clarington of these insurance provisions.
Delivery and Set U
The Director of Operations or his delegate must approve the physical site and access prior
to setting up the stage.
The stage will be delivered and setup 2 hours prior to the event for band shell and 3 hours
prior for full set up on the day of its use and removed at the end of the rental period by
Operations Department staff only. If the set up is required earlier than 2 or 3 hours prior to
the event, the hourly rate will be charged for each additional hour.
The renter must be present at the site at the time the unit is scheduled to arrive to assist
with orientation of the stage, accept delivery and inspect the stage with Operations
Department staff for cleanliness and existing condition.
The lessee acknowledges that during setup and take down of the stage that this is
considered a "construction" site, and all work must be completed in compliance with the
Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act. This includes but is not limited to use of
personal protective equipment and working at heights certification.
Stage delivery and pick up take approximately 1 hour each. Setup of the stage requires a
minimum of 2 workers 2-3 hours after the unit has been positioned. (Depending on
configuration of stage (Band shell or Full).
Renter will be held liable and assume all risk from the time of delivery until removed by
Operations Department staff. Renter agrees to turn over the stage in the same condition as
on delivery. Renter will supply their own cleaning equipment and cleaning products.
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Weather Related Policies:
In the event of high winds, the public and personnel present will evacuate the premises and
remain 30 metres away from the stage;
The Director of Operations or his delegate has the authority to close the stage during
unfavorable weather conditions;
The stage will not be opened in winds over 65 km.
In the event weather poses a risk of damage to the stage (rain, wind or lightning) the stage
will be closed by Operations Department staff until such time Operations Department staff
determines that conditions are safe for stage opening.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellation by the renter must be made no later than twenty (20) business days prior to the
rental (the date the stage is requested) in order to receive a full refund.
Liability Policy:
In renting the stage the Municipality of Clarington assumes no responsibility:
x For loss of, or damage to, any property placed on the premises by the renter
x For the loss or damage to any property or personal effects, including motor vehicles
and their contents, of the renter, agents, employees participants, guest or attendees.
x For any physical injuries sustained by an individual or group of individuals, during the
duration of the rental period.
x For malfunction of any electrical or mechanical equipment provided for the renter and
the applicant waives any claim thereof.
The renting party shall indemnify, save and hold harmless the Municipality of Clarington and
its officers, agents and employees from all suits, actions, losses, damages, claims or liability
of any character, type or description, including without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, all expenses of litigation, court costs, and attorney's fees for injury or death to
any person on injury to any property, received or sustained by any person or persons or
property, arising out of, or occasioned by, the acts of the renting party or his or her agents
or employees, in the rental of the stage.
Renter will assume responsibility and liability for all persons in attendance.
Renter assumes all responsibility for any damage to the stage and/or Municipal equipment
during the rental period.
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Mobile Accessible Stage Rental Fee:
Stage Rental Fee
Saturday (1 person for minimum 3 hours) $146.00
Sundays and Statutory Holiday (1 person for minimum 3 hours) $195.50
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Municipality of Clarington
Mobile Stage Rental Application
(Please print all information)
Applicant Name:
Address:
Phone: (W)
Organization Name:
Address:
Requested Date(s) of use:
Name of Event or Function:
Brief description:
Function/Event time: Begins:
Delivery time:
Exact location stage is to be placed:
(H)
City
City
Ends
Removal time:
Postal Code
C)
Postal Code
I have been given a copy of and agree to abide by the Mobile Stage Policies as set out by the Municipality of
Clarington. I further agree to indemnify, save and hold harmless the Municipality of Clarington and it's officers,
agents and employees from all suits, actions. Losses, damages, claims or liability of any character, type or
description, including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all expenses of litigation, court costs and
attorney's fees for injury or death to any person or injury to any property received or sustained by any person
or persons or property arising out of or occasioned by the acts of renting party or his or her agents or
employees in the rental of the stage.
I agree to assume all responsibility for any damage to the stage and/or Municipal equipment during the rental
period and further agree that part or all the clean up and damage deposit will be retained in order to cover
expenses to repair damage.
I also agree that I will be billed accordingly if damages exceeds amount of deposit.
The undersigned has read and hereby warrants and represents that he/she has
sufficient power, authority and capacity to bind the applicant with his/her signature.
Applicant Signature:
Date of Application:
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BOWMANVILLE
Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Play-
Splash
Skate
Wash-
Premit
Field
ground
Pad
Park
room
Rqd.
Argent Park
3
3
*P
3
Barlow Court Parkette
3
3
3
Baseline Park
3
3
*P
3
Baxter Park
3
3
*P
3
Bons Park
3
3
3
Bowmanville Boat Launch
Bowmanville Memorial
Park
3
3
3
3
3
3
Bowmanville Valley Lands
Button shaw Parkette
3
Clarington Arms Parkette
Clarington Fields
3
3
3
*P
3
Dave Boyd Dog Park
East Beach Parkette
3
3
3
East Beach Properties
BOWMANVILLE
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Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Play-
Splash
Skate
Wash-
Premit
Field
ground
Pad
Park
room
Rqd.
Elephant Hill Park
3
3
*P
3
Garnet B. Rickard Rec
Complex
3
3
3
*P
3
Glanville Parkette
3
3
Green Park
3
3
3
3
3
Guildwood Park
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Harvey Jones Parkette
3
3
Landerville Parkette
3
3
Lions Parkette
3
Longworth Park
3
3
3
3
3
3
Lord Elgin Park
3
3
3
3
Mearns Park
3
Nelson St. Parkette
3
Northglen
Neighbourhood Park
3
3
Optimist Park
3
3
3
3
3
BOWMANVILLE
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Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Play-
Splash
Skate
Wash-
Premit
Field
ground
Pad
Park
room
Rqd.
Port Darlington East
Beach Park
Rhonda Park
3
3
3
Rotary Park
3
3
Scugog Street
Neighbourhood Park
3
3
3
Soper Creek Park
3
3
3
3
*P
3
Squire Fletcher Parkette
3
Waterfront Trail (OPG
lease)
West Beach Properties
Westside Drive Park
3
3
3
3
3
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Courtice
Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Playground
Splash
Skate
Washroom
Premit
Features
Field
pad
Park
Rqd.
Avondale Park
3
3
3
3
Bathgate Commons
3
Cecil Found Parkette
3
Courtice Community
Complex
3
3
Courtice Leash Free Dog Park
Courtice Memorial Park
3
3
Courtice South Arena
Courtice West Park
3
3
3
3
Firwood Parkette
Foxhunt Parkette
3
3
Gatehouse Parkette
3
3
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Courtice
Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Playground
Splash
Skate
Washroom
Premit
Features
Field
Pad
Park
Rqd.
George Reynolds Parkette
Glenabbey Parkette
3
3
Harry Gay Neighbourhood
Park
3
3
3
3
Highland Park
3
3
3
3
3
3
Highway 2/Trulls Parkette
Mitchell Corners/Zion Park
Moyse Parkette
3
3
3
Penfound Park
3
3
3
Pickard Gate Parkette
3
Rick Gay Parkette
3
Roswell Park
3
3
3
3
3
3
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Courtice
Parkland
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basketball
Playground
Splash
Skate
Washroom
Premit
Features
Field
pad
Park
Rqd.
South Courtice Park
Springfield Parkette
Stuart Park
3
3
3
3
3
Tooley Mill
White Cliffe Parkette
3
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Newcastle
Parkland
Accessible
Features
Diamond
Soccer
Field
Lights
Tennis
Basket
ball
Play
ground
Splash
Pad
Skate
Park
Wash
room
Premit
Rqd.
Andrew St. Parkette
3
3
3
3
Bondhead Boat Ramp/Parkette
3
Brookhouse Parkette
3
3
Edward Street Park
3
3
3
3
Foster Creek Parkette
3
3
Lakebreeze Drive (Open Space)
Newcastle Glenn (Open Space)
Newcastle Leash Free Dog Park
Newcastle Memorial Park
3
3
3
Pearce Farm Park
3
3
3
3
3
Rickard Neighbourhood Park
Samuel Wilmont Nature Area
Wallbridge Park
Westview Park
Ina Brown Parkette
3
Newtonville Cenotaph
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Parkland
Location
Accessible
Diamond
Soccer
Lights
Tennis
Basket
Play
Splash
Skate
Wash
Premit
Features
Field
ball
ground
Pad
Park
room
Rqd.
Darlington Hydro Field
Darlington
3
3
3
3
Pickard Gate Parkette
Darlington
Tyrone Park
Darlington
Burketon Park
Burketon
3
3
3
3
3
Enniskillen Park
Enniskillen
3
3
Darlington Sports
Hampton
Centre
3
3
3
3
Elliott Memorial Park
Hampton
Elliott Skateboard Park
Hampton
Haydon Community
Haydon
Hall Parkette
Harvey Jackson
Kendal
Memorial Park
3
3
3
Ina Brown Parkette
Newtonville
3
Newtonville Cenotaph
Newtonville
Orono Park
Orono
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Peters Pike Parkette
Orono
3
Sidney B. Rutherford
Orono
Solina Park
Solina
3
3
3
3
3
Zion Park
Hampton
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To book:
Darlington Hydro Fields — contact
Tyrone Hall Bookings Contact — Gwen Woodcock 263-8831 or Mark Canning, Chair TCC — 263-2664 mcanning2@hotmail.com
Solina Park Bookings contact — Wayne Yellowles 905-725-566
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OFFICE CONSOLIDATION OF BYLLAW 2006-126
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW 2006-126
Being a by-law to regulate Parks
Passed by Council on: June 12, 2006
Consolidation as of: June 25, 2014
Amendments:
Amending
By-law
Date Passed
Amendment Details
2008-158
September 15, 2008
Amend Section 2(a)(i)
Disclaimer.-
The
isclaimer.
The following consolidated by-law is an electronic reproduction made available for
information only. It is not an official version of the By-law. The format may be different,
and plans, pictures, other graphics or text may be missing or altered. The Municipality of
Clarington does not warrant the accuracy of this electronic version.
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OFFICE CONSOLIDATION OF BYFLAW 2006-126
THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW NO. 2006-126
Being a by-law to regulate, protect and control all public
parks in the Municipality of Clarington and to repeal
By-laws 91-20 and 92-125
WHERAS the Council of the Municipality of Clarington, pursuant to the provisions of Section
130 of the Municipal Act S.O. 2001, c.25, has the authority to enact this by-law;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington find it
necessary to enact a by-law to regulate, and control all public parks in the Municipality of
Clarington and to protect these lands on behalf of the public interest;
AND WHEREAS Section 425 of the Municipal Act S.O. 2001, c.25, provides that any person
who contravenes by-laws of the Council passed under the authority of the Municipal Act is guilty
of an offense.
NOW THEREFORE The Municipality of Clarington hereby enacts as follows:
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of this by-law,
(a) m❑U(RUJ-IGA4❑❑11 means any sign, notice, or other device placed or erected in
or upon a park, under the authority of this by-law;
(b) ZRLSRLDIAR❑❑means the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington;
(c) =R❑❑FLameans the Council of the Municipality of Clarington;
(d) ❑GDP DCH❑means break, injure, deface, move or remove;
(e) I GHVL I DWG DU-Dmeans an area defined or constructed for a specific use
which may include posted conditions;
(f) I I LU-FWLL means the Director of Operations of the Municipality of Clarington or
his/her designate;
(g) ❑QiT❑RLL means liquor as defined by the Liquor Control Act;
(h) 11P RYKUYF F®I❑means a motor vehicle within the meaning of the Highway
Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.H8 as may be amended from time to time;
(i) 11P RYKLL +GU+U-MEYHl4F®I❑ includes a snowmobile, go-cart, trail bike, mini
bike, all -terrain vehicle, or similar vehicle, propelled or driven by an internal
combustion engine;
(j) CSDLN❑ means land and land covered by water and all portions thereof owned or
made available by lease, agreement, or otherwise to the Municipality, that is or
hereafter may be established, dedicated, set apart or made available for use as
woodlot, ravine, recreation centre, square, garden, walkway, water or any other
area in the Municipality, devoted to active or passive recreation;
(k) F-SDIN�—IOW means any area or a tract of land designated for the parking of
vehicles;
(1) 1 SDINL V/SDFH❑means a portion of the surface of a parking lot designated by
suitable markings for the purpose of parking a vehicle, exclusive of aisles;
(m) CSHLP LW means any written authorization of Council, a Committee established
by Council, or the Director where such authority has been delegated;
(n) CU-MGI-1❑W means residents of the Municipality of Clarington;
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(o) ❑YH❑FMW11❑ means any flower, plant material, shrub or tree;
(p) EYFKF®I❑ includes a motor vehicle as defined under the Highway Traffic Act,
R.S.O. 1990, c.H8, as may be amended form time to time, and any bicycle,
carriage, wagon, sleigh or other vehicle or conveyance of every description,
whatever the mode of power, but excludes wheelchair or similar device (powered
or otherwise) used by an individual due to a disability, baby carriage or cart,
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PART 1 ❑ HOURS OF OPERATION
2. a) Except as otherwise expressly provided by this by-law:
(i) All parks and exterior grounds and landscaped areas of any library or
museum shall be closed from dusk until dawn unless otherwise posted or
permitted.
(ii) Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parks may be opened at any time
upon permission of the Director.
(iii) During any period when a park is closed, no vehicle shall remain on park
property.
(iv) During the time a park is closed, as herein before provided, no person
except a Police Officer or a Municipality of Clarington employee, while on
duty, shall enter or remain on park property and, during such period, no
person shall leave a vehicle owned or operated by him/her on park
property.
PART 2 ❑ CONDUCT
3. Conduct
No person shall, within the limits or boundaries of any park within the Municipality:
(a) indulge in any riotous, boisterous, violent, threatening, or illegal conduct
or use profane or abusive language;
(b) cast, throw, or in any way propel any object in such a manner as may, or
does, endanger or cause injury or damage to any person or property;
(c) create a nuisance by loitering, spying, accosting, frightening, annoying or
otherwise disturbing other persons; or
(d) create a nuisance or in any way interfere with the use and enjoyment of
the park by other persons.
4. Firearms and Offensive Weapons
While in any park, no person shall be in possession of or use any firearm, replica
guns, air gun, bow and arrow, axe or offensive weapon of any kind unless authorized
by permit.
5. Fireworks
While in any park, no person shall ignite, discharge or set off any firecrackers,
rockets or other fireworks except as a fireworks display authorized by permit.
6. Injury and Damage
No person shall in any park:
(a) climb any building, structure or equipment, unless it is equipment
designed for climbing;
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(b) Damage any vegetation or any building, structure, equipment or other
property of the municipality;
(c) Unless authorized by permit, climb, move or remove the whole or any part
of rocks, boulders, rock faces, vegetation, or remove any soil, sand or
wood;
(d) In any manner, disturb ground which is under repair, prepared for
planting, has been newly seeded or sodded or is in an area posted to that
effect; or
(e) Drive, park or walk in an area posted to prohibit same.
7. Waste and Pollution
No person shall in any park;
(a) dispose or dump garbage, litter, tree trimmings, yard waste, or any other
refuse, except that which is generated through the normal use of the park
and shall only deposit same in receptacles provided for such purpose.
(b) dispose of or dump garden refuse except in a designated area thereof;
(c) unless authorized by permit, dump or deposit snow, fill, soil, building or
construction materials; or
(d) dump or drain onto any soils or into the waters of any pool, pond, lake,
stream, fountain or watercourse of any kind any material, toxic or
otherwise, which may have the effect of polluting same.
8. Protection of Wildlife
No person shall in any park:
(a) kill, attempt to kill, maim, injure, trap or disturb any animal, bird,
waterfowl, fish, worms, or other wildlife; or
(b) touch, injure or remove any nest or egg there from; or
(c) feed any waterfowl.
9. Encroachment
Unless authorized by permit or agreement, no person shall encroach upon or take
possession of any park by any means whatsoever, including the construction,
installation or maintenance of any fence or structure, the dumping or storage of any
materials or plantings, cultivating, grooming or landscaping, thereon.
10. Alcohol
While in any park, no person shall consume, serve, or sell alcoholic beverages
unless authorized by permit and with the approval of the Liquor Licence Control
Board of Ontario.
PART III C PARK USE
11. Campfires and Barbecues
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) light, build, or stoke an open fire or bonfire unless authorized by permit;
(b) use charcoal or solid fueled portable barbecues unless authorized by
permit or where posted to allow same;
(c) use fuel other than charcoal or briquettes in stationary barbecues; or
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(d) leave a barbeque or campfire without extinguishing the fire and ensuring
that the embers are cold.
12. Organized Gatherings and Picnics
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) unless authorized by permit, hold a picnic, organized gathering or event
for more than twenty-five persons; or
(b) interfere with a picnic, organized gathering or event authorized by permit.
13. Amplifiers and Loud Speakers
Unless authorized by permit, no person shall operate loud speakers or amplifying
equipment in any park.
14. Camping and Lodging
Unless authorized by permit, no person shall dwell, camp, or lodge in any park.
15. Tents and Structures
Unless authorized by permit, no person shall place, install, or erect any temporary or
permanent structure in any park.
16. Bathing, Swimming or Sun Bathing
No person shall:
(a) swim in any public swimming pool, except at times designated for
swimming;
(b) fail to abide by posted signs in or adjacent to any swimming pool, or to
obey the instructions of any lifeguard or other authorized person; or
(c) swim, bathe, or wade in any fountain, pond, lake or stream, except in a
designated area.
17. Use of Wash and Change Rooms
No person shall enter any portion of any washroom, bathhouse, or change room in
any park set apart for the opposite sex.
No person shall enter any portion of any washroom, bathhouse, or change room in
any Park with a camera or electronic equipment capable of replicating images.
PART IV ❑ GAMES, SPORTS, AND ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES
18. Organized Sports or Activities
1. While in any park, no person shall:
(a) arrange or engage in an organized sport or activity, unless authorized by
permit; or
(b) interfere with an organized sport or activity authorized by permit.
2. In addition to the prohibitions set out in subsection (1), while in any park no
person shall utilize a designated area without a permit where same is posted to
prohibit or restrict such use.
19. Fishing
No person shall fish in an area posted to prohibit same, in any park.
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20. Golfing
While in any park, no person shall play or practice golf or strike a golf ball.
21. Model Aircraft and Rockets
While in any park, no person shall operate any powered models of aircraft, rockets,
watercraft, or vehicles unless authorized by permit.
22. Gliders and Hot Air Balloons
Unless authorized by permit, no person shall tether, launch, or land any hot air
balloon, hand glider, ultra light aircraft or similar conveyance in any park.
23. Skating
No person shall erect any outdoor ice surface in any park except unless
authorized by a permit, and may construct under terms and the following
conditions.
2. volunteer residents agree to the following terms and conditions:
i. Abide by safety guidelines as set by the Municipality from
time to time. The volunteer residents inspect the rink daily
to ensure structure and skate surface is as safe as
possible and maintain a log of inspections for review by the
Operations Department.
ii. The volunteer residents are responsible to organize,
schedule, secure hoses and obtain additional volunteers to
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iii. The volunteers are required to work under the direction of
the Operations Department itself.
3. Community groups agree to the following terms and conditions in addition
to Section 23(2) i and ii above.
i. The group must provide a hold harmless/indemnification
agreement signed in favour of the Municipality.
ii. The group must provide proof of at least $1,000,000 limit of
liability insurance which includes the Municipality as an
Additional Insured under the residents policy with respect
to any liability arising out of the ice surface.
24. Skiing
No person shall ski, toboggan, snowboard, or sled in any area in any park posted to
prohibit same.
25. Roller Skates and Skate boards
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) operate or utilize roller skates, skate boards, linear skates, heelies, or like
conveyances where posted to prohibit or otherwise restrict the use of the
same; or
(b) obstruct, inconvenience or endanger other users of the park while
operating or utilizing traditional or in-line roller skates.
26. Tennis
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No person shall enter, walk, or play upon a designated area for tennis in any park,
except in accordance with the posted rules and regulations.
PART V ❑ VEHICLES
27. Roadways
1. The Director is authorized to establish appropriate regulations to regulate the use
of park roadways.
2. Unless authorized by permit, and except as provided in Section 30 with respect
to bicycles, no person shall, while in any park, drive, operate, pull or ride any
vehicle except on a roadway or parking area.
28. Parking
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) park or leave a vehicle except in a designated area for parking;
(b) park or leave a vehicle between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.,
except in a designated area allowing for such overnight parking, or where
authorized by permit;
(c) stop or park a vehicle in a designated area for parking, except in a
parking space and in accordance with posted conditions;
(d) stop or park a vehicle in a designated disabled parking space, unless a
disabled person parking permit issued in accordance with the provisions
of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.H.8, as may be amended form
time to time, is properly displayed on or in the vehicle; or
(e) use any parking space except while using the park.
29. Other Activities
No person shall make use of any roadway or parking lot in any park for:
(a) washing, cleaning, servicing, maintaining or, except in the event of an
emergency, the repair of any vehicle; or
(b) instructing, teaching or coaching any person in the driving or operation of
a motor vehicle.
30. Bicycles
While in any park, no person shall:
(a) ride, operate or be in possession of any bicycle where posted to prohibit
same; or
(b) obstruct, inconvenience or endanger other users of the park while riding
or operating a bicycle.
31. Motorized Recreation Vehicles
No person shall ride, drive park or be in possession or control of a motorized
recreational vehicle in any park except in a designated area.
32. Trucks and Commercial Vehicles
No person shall drive, operate, pull or ride in any park:
(a) any heavy machinery or equipment of any description and whatever the
mode of power; or
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(b) any truck, trailer or bus whatsoever except a vehicle that is,
i. being used for the purpose of making a delivery to a point within the limits of
the park while it is proceeding to or from such point of delivery, or
(c) this provision shall not apply to a motor vehicle operated for personal,
recreational or noncommercial purposes.
33. Speed
Unless authorized by permit, while in any park, no person shall operate:
(a) any vehicle on a roadway at a speed in excess of the posted limit; or
(b) a bicycle other than on a roadway at a speed in excess of 20 kilometers per
hour.
PART VI ❑ COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES
34. Sale of Merchandise, Trade or Business
1. Unless authorized by permit, no person shall, while in any park, sell or offer or
display for sale:
(a) any food, drink or refreshment;
(b) any goods, wares, merchandise or articles including promotional material,
souvenirs and novelties; or
(c) any art, skill, service or work.
2. While in any park, no person shall practice, carry on, conduct or solicit for any
trace, occupation, business or profession.
35. Circulars and Advertisements
1. Unless authorized by permit and Municipal Peddlers Licence, no person shall:
(a) while in any park distribute, discard, or display any handbill, notice, or
other circular, bill or advertisement; or
(b) post, nail, attach, stencil or otherwise fasten or erect any poster, sign,
notice, placard or other circular, bill, advertisement or paper to any park
property.
PART VII I I REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT
36. Permits and Licences
1. Permits issued for activities contemplated in this by-law may be subject to such
fees as Council shall from time to time establish.
2. Permits issued for activities contemplated in this by-law may include conditions
as to time, location, area, equipment, number of participants, type of activities,
release, indemnity and insurance coverage.
3. The issuance of a permit pursuant to this by-law shall not relieve any person from
the necessity of acquiring any and all other licence or permit required for such
activity by any government or public authority.
4. No permit contemplated by this by-law shall be issued if same would result in the
contravention of other applicable law.
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37. Posting of Signage
The Director is authorized to post signage of permission, regulation, restriction,
warning or prohibition with respect to uses of or activities in any park in accordance
with the provision hereof.
38. Temporary Closure
1. The Director is authorized to close off for such temporary periods as the Director
deems appropriate any park or part or parts thereof to relieve or prevent
overcrowding or traffic congestion, or in the interests of public safety, or as may
otherwise be authorized by Council.
2. The Municipality may, at any time when it is deemed advisable to do so, close to
the public any park or any portion of any park, or any building in any park, and
may require the payment of a fee by any person desiring to enter any such park
or building and no person shall enter any park or any portion of any park, or any
building in any park, so closed, without first paying the fee for admission, to a
person duly authorized by the Municipality for the collection of such fee. Nothing
in this by-law prevents any Municipality of Clarington employee or servant from
performing his duties as an employee or servant.
3. The Director is authorized to post signage of permission, regulation, restriction,
warning or prohibition with respect to uses of or activities in any park in
accordance with the provisions hereof.
39. Exclusions and Exemptions
1. This by-law shall not apply to:
i. the drivers, operators or other personnel of ambulance, police or fire
department vehicles, or the riders or attendants of police department
horses, while engaged in the performance of their duties;
ii. employees or agents of the municipality while engaged in works or services
undertaken for or on behalf of the municipality; or
iii. a park, property or building that is now or hereafter under the jurisdiction of
a board established by the Council or by statute, the members of which are
appointed by Council.
40. Enforcement
1. Any police officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or employee of the
municipality designated by the Director is authorized to inform any person of the
provisions of this by-law and to request compliance therewith.
2. Any police officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer or employee of the
municipality whose duties include the enforcement of this municipal by-law, is
authorized to order any person believed by such officer or employee to be
contravening or who has contravened any provision of this by-law,
iv. to desist from the activity constituting or contributing to such contravention;
v. to remove from the park any animal or thing owned by or in the control of
such person which the officer or employee believes is or was involved in
such contravention; or
vi. to leave the park.
3. Any police officer or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer may enforce the
provisions of this by-law.
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4. Where any person contravenes any of the provisions of this by-law, or fails to
comply with any order referred to in subsection (2) hereof, the permission and
licence of such person to remain in the park is revoked.
41. Penalties
b. Any person contravening any of the provisions of this by-law, other than clause
33(a) resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle, is guilty of an offence and on
conviction is liable to a fine in such amount provided for by the Provincial Offences
Act, R.S.O. 1990. c.P.33. as may be amended from time to time.
c. Any person contravening the provision contained in clause 33(a) of this by-law,
resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle, is guilty of an offence under the
Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, and, pursuant to the provision thereof, on
conviction is liable to a fine in such amount provided for by the Highway Traffic Act.
R.S.O. 1990, c.H.8, as may be amended from time to time.
d. The owner of a motor vehicle that is parked or left in contravention of section 28 of
this by-law is guilty of an offence and on conviction is subject to the provisions of
this section, unless at the time of the offence the motor vehicle was in the
possession of another SRU R I WVR V�YMH R HU I FR❑EH[3N
42. Removal of Vehicles
A police officer or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, upon discovery of any vehicle
parked or standing in contravention of section 28 of this by-law may cause it to be
moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges
for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle which may
be enforced in the manner provided by the Repair and Storage Liens Act, R.S.O.
1990, c.R.25, as may be amended from time to time, or any successor acts thereto.
That by-laws 91-20 and 92-125 be hereby repealed.
BY-LAW read a first, second and third time this 12th day of June, 2006
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