1971-03-01-TE-Warrant-and-1971-03-15-ATM-Warrant

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/' -26- public way or parking lot furniture or other chattels. Such permission shall be granted unless the Town Manager or his designee finds that the proposed activity would be an actual, substantial, and serious hindrance to free movement, passage, or parking by members of the public. Any such application shall be deemed to have been granted unless the Town Manager or his designee shall make known that he has denied it, or granted it subject to condition or modification, by not later than twenty-four hours after it was submitted. Activity within the scope of any such permission, or of any such application if the application is not acted upon as hereinabove provided, shall not be deemed to violate paragraph (1) of this section. (3) A person may conduct any activity described in clause (a) of paragraph (2) in a public way or parking lot, and may there make such use of furniture or other chattels as may be reasonably necessary or convenient for the conduct of such activity, without having frist obtained a permit therefor, except that such person may be requested by the Chief of Police or any two Selectmen to suspend such activity if in his or their opinion it is, or is likely to become, an actual , substantial, and serious hindrance to free movement, passage, or parking by members of the public, Whenever such a request is made, the activity shall be suspended until a permit to engage in it shall have been granted (or deemed to be granted) by the Town Manager as-provided in paragraph (2) of this section. ARTICLE XXIV, section 25 (1) No person shall engage or take part in any game, sport, picnic, performance, sale, fair, ceremony, celebration, or public meeting on the Battle Green or other public open area without the written permission of the Town Manager. (2) A person, group, or organization proposing to hold a public meeting or other such activity, not conducted primarily for commercial purposes, in or on any such area may make written application to the Town Manager for permission to conduct such activity. Permission shall be granted unless the Town Manager determines that the proposed activity would, taking into account its scope, intensity, duration, and proximity in time and place to other activities to be conducted in the same area, be an unreasonable interference with the normal use and enjoyment of the area by members of the public.