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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE 2, DIVISION I, Sections 4 -20
and 4 -23 OF THE GREENCASTLE CITY CODE,
WI- 1EREAS, Chapter 4, Article 2, Division I of the Greencastle City Code sets out provisions
for temporary vendors in the City, including Itinerant Merchants, Solicitors and Special Events;
WI-IG:REAS, there is a need to change the language to provide for a seasonal Special Event
Permit.
NOW TI 11 REFORE be it ordained by the Conunon Council of the City of Greencastle that it
hereby amends Chapter 4, Article 2, Division I as follows:
Division I. Itinerant Merchants, Solicitors and Special Events
Sec. 4 -20. Special Events Permits.
a. Definition. A Special Event shall occur when two (2) or more vendors or exhibitors
participate as a group in a sales event with a common theme or purpose, which event lasts for
less than sixty (60) actual days. For purposes of calculating days, days are cumulative
and it is not required that they be consecutive. Group events include, but are not limited
to, antique shows, vehicles shows, festivals. hobby shows or similar events which are to be
held for the propose of sale or rental of such items for services to the general public. Group
events shall not include events which are not open to the general public.
Sec. 4-23. Fees
The following fees shall apply and must be paid prior to the issuance of a license under this
Division.
a. Itinerant. merchants and solicitors
One day $10.00
Seven days $40.00
Thirty days $100.00
Seasonal (4 months) $250.00
h. Special Events Permit
One Day
$20.00
Two Days
$35.00
Three Days
$45.00
Seven Days
$100.00
Seasonal (4 months)
5250.00
All other terms and conditions contained in Chapter 2, Article 4 ofthe Greencastle City Code
not specifically amended hereby shall remain in full lorce and effect.
F. outside Service Providers. In the event that the city engages a service provider to
perform an activity in connection with one or more covered accounts the City shall
review such arrangements in order to ensure that the service provider's activities are
conducted in accordance with agreed upon policies and procedures that are designed
to detect any red flags that may arise in the performance of the service provider's
activities and take appropriate steps to prevent or mitigate identify theft.
G. Periodic Updating and Reporting. At least annually, Utility staff shall evaluate
the effectiveness of the program and suggest any changes to the program
necessitated by evolving patterns in identity theft. In addition, the Utility staff shall
provide a report to the Board of Public Works and Safety, addressing material
matters related to the program and evaluate issues such as:
I . The effectiveness of the policies and procedures of the City in
addressing the risk of identity theft in connection with the opening of
covered accounts and with respect to existing covered accounts;
2. Service provider arrangements;
3. Significant incidents involving identity theft and management's
response; and
4. Recommendations for material changes to the Program.
This Ordinance shall have full force and effect upon passage of the Greencastle Common
Council and its approval by the Mayor.
PASSEI AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana this
(lay of _ -_ _, 2009.
Adam Cohen .linsie S. Bingham
Mar N. I lanune
Ferry Smyth 1
Approved and signed by me this
o'clock D .m.
John I,anie
/�?' - day of
ATTEST:
4 'reie Glenn, Cler 'Treasurer
Sue Murray, Mayor
2009, at ?. 0_0