Camping and Obstruction of Public Ways.pdf."
The motion to amend by substitution carried by the following vote.
6 - Mulvihill, Blackwell, Fowler, Parker, Holton Stewart, and Peden
Yes:
1 - Purvis
Present:
Committee Member Mulvihill proposed an amendment to remove "occupation
or" from the definition of "Camping" in Section 42.31(D)(1).
The following spoke to this item:
- Council Member George
- Committee Member Mulvihill
A motion was made by Committee Member Mulvihill, seconded by Committee
Member Blackwell, that this Ordinance be amended to delete "occupation or"
from the definition of "Camping" in Section 42.31(D)(1).
The motion to amend carried by a voice vote.
Committee Member Mulvihill proposed an amendment to delete SECTION VIII
(Section 97.02) and SECTION Capital1X (Section 97.999).
The following spoke to this item:
- Vice Chair Peden
- Council Member Arthur
- Alice Lyon, Jefferson County Attorney's Office
- Council Member George
A motion was made by Committee Member Mulvihill, seconded by Committee
Member Blackwell, that this Ordinance be amended to delete Sections 97.072
and 97.999.
The motion to amend failed by a voice vote.
Council Member Arthur read a proposed amendment to replace Section
42.99(c): "When 42.31(D) is violated and the violation is observed by Louisville
Metro, the person camping at the facility is present when the violation is
observed, Metro shall issue a verbal warning to the person camping, and if the
person continues camping or preventing the shared use of park, facilities, and
assets which are otherwise open to the public from being used for the facilities
intended purpose, the person camping may be civilly fined not less than $1 nor
more than $5 for each offense.
A motion was made by Committee Member Purvis, that this Ordinance be
amended as read into the record.
Due to the lack of a second, the motion to amend failed.
Council Member George proposed an amendment to Section 42.31(D)(2) to
add "or assets" as follows:
Facilities. Except when park facilities have been expressly reserved through
the Parks Department, no person shall prevent the shared use of park facilities
or assets which are otherwise open to the public from being used for the
facility’s intended purpose. For the purposes of this subsection, “facilities”
include athletic fields, athletic structures, lodges, restrooms, community