[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Oxford 1-17-1955
as Ch. 6, Ord. 6.2, of the 1955 compilation. Amendments noted where applicable.]
No parade or procession shall be held or conducted in the village unless
a permit therefor shall have been granted.
[Amended 8-17-1965]
Any person wishing to use any streets or public places in the village
for a procession or parade shall make application therefor to the Police Department
at least three (3) days before the proposed event is to occur. Such application
shall state the route it is proposed to follow and the nature of the event
and the number of participants therein, so that opportunity may be had by
the Police Department to determine whether by granting a permit there would
be interference with traffic circulation or unreasonable danger to public
safety.
If it appears that there would be no unreasonable interference with
traffic circulation or threat to public safety, the Police Department shall
issue a permit for the parade along the route requested; or it may make such
modification in time and route as to provide for reasonable traffic circulation
and public safety, as nearly as possible conforming to the time and route
requested.
The Police Department, at its discretion, may refuse to grant a permit
for a commercial purpose.
