11. Public Gathering Permit, Water Skiing Tournament at Lake Susan Park
690 COULTER DRIVE. P.O. BOX 147. CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317
(612) 937-1900. FAX (612) 937-5739
CITY OF
CHINHISSEN
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Todd Hoffinan, Park and Recreation Director
Jerry Ruegemer, Recreation Supervisor if j.il-
April 24, 1997
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJ:
Public Gathering Permit, Water Skiing Tournament at Lake Susan Park
Mr. Steve Carlson, State Coordinator for the Minnesota International Novice Tour (INT)
is requesting approval of a Public Gathering Permit to hold a water ski, wake-board and
kneeboard tournament at Lake Susan Park on June 7 and 8. The INT is a non-profit
company that promotes organized water-skiing, wakeboarding, and kneeboarding. The
company started three years ago and currently has support in more than 25 states.
If approved by the council, the tournament would host 50-60 participants. They would
hold a practice session on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the actual tournament
would be on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The INT plans on having 4 boats in the water
with only one boat pulling a skier, wakeboarder, or a kneeboarder at a time. The
remaining three boats would be on shore and used as safety boats. The slalom course
would be set up 40-50 yards south of the sandy beach area, just west of the public access.
The INT would also install a roll-in dock on the sandy beach area, which would serve as
the area the skiers start from. Skiers would be staged in this area allowing tournament
officials to conduct a safety check of the skier's equipment.
If the INT would like to hold their tournament headquarters in the picnic pavilion at Lake
Susan there would be a reservation fee of$250 per day. Use of electricity, bathrooms or
other miscellaneous items would also require coordination.
In order to proceed with their tournament, the INT must receive approval from the
Chanhassen City Council. If the city council approves the permit, the INT is also
required to seek approval of a temporary structure permit from Carver County to allow
placement of a slalom course in a public water body.
Mr. Carlson has been very cooperative in answering questions regarding the tournament
and he will be attending the April 28 city council meeting to answer any questions the
council may have.
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February 26, 1997
Jerry Ruegemer
Chanhassen Park & Rec
690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Dear Jerry:
Thank you for the time you took the other day to talk about the INT
League here in Minnesota with me. The INT league is non-profit
organization working to create the best environment for novice water
skiing and family fun as possible.
Since the inception of the INT League three years ago it has grown
from a handful of tournaments in washington state to a nation wide,
well organized, well supported vehicle to bring the fun back into
water skiing competition. with more than 25 states now supporting the
tour it has received local, regional, and national media exposure as
well as recognition from the U.S. Government as the only "LIttle
League" of water skiing. with this recognition it has enabled the
INT league to receive grants from the U.S. Government, SGMA (Sporting
Goods Manufactures Association), WSIA (Water Sports Industry
Association), and major sponsors.
I have enclosed a informational packet on the "INT" International
Novice Tournament. Please feel free to give us a cal with any
questions you might have.
Thanks again for your time
Sincerely,
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Steve Carlson
INT State Coordinator
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e International Water Sports Organization, is a non-profit Corporation. Developed with the sole purpose to start a
rassroots "Little League" program for waterskiing wakeboarding and kneeboarding. The Water Sport Industry Association
(WSIA), representing the majority of water sports manufactures along with the Sporting Goods Manufactures Association
(SGMA), is joining with us in this project. Together we have created the "INT League." The "INT League" is considered
the largest promotional undertaking in Water Ski history. Our program is targeted to interest twelve (12) million water
skiers and a growing number of wake boarders in the United States. We have created a marketing opportunity that is the
talk of the water sports industry. Please allow us a few minutes to tell you about this exciting promotional opportunity.
Over the past nine years we have been producing novice waterski & wakeboard events in Washington state. This became
so popular that in 1994 we expanded to an eight (8) stop tour concept. With divisions for all ages and abilities we had over
1200 competitors. In 1996 we expanded this idea into 11 states with approximately 150 event days. Our 1997 plans
include expansion into fifteen to twenty states across America. Our continuing goal is to expose this fun program to
approximately 12,000 skiing enthusiasts and to make over 150,000 impressions.
The design of the INT League program is to give you, the local dealers an opportunity to spend a day or a weekend with the
end user, the Skiers. We consider our program to be like a weekend family picnic where dealers can build relationships
with the local participants'. As a local dealer we encourage you to demo skis, wakeboards and kneeboards, give coaching
tips, even take participants on test drives! National sponsorship allows you as local dealers to become involved with this
community event.
When we use the term novice, we mean most of our participants are competing for the first time, and become hooked! As
the INT League develops in your state you will find about 60% are new to the idea of competition. While the other 40% try
it once and continue to follow the INT league. Both of these groups are valuable consumers, the skier that follows the
league will continue to want new product as his ability grows. The first time participants will have the opportunity to see
the latest products the industry has to offer, along with demonstrating a new wakeboard, kneeboard, or even the new wide
ride ski. We are generating an opportunity for entry level skiers to challenge their abilities, while giving families a new
summer activity. This increases enthusiasm and excitement, which creates sales for companies like yours.
With the driving force of the Water Sports Industry Association and your company sponsorship donation, this program will
reach out to create a high level of continued excitement. This program will retain these participants' and committed
customers' interest in skiing as a sport for long term growth.
Your donation will enable us to bring this grassroots program to more families through out the United States. We would
appreciate a moment of your time to look through our sponsorship guide. Enclosed you will find an outline of our
sponsorship levels and order form. Please mail or fax your order form to our office and we will invoice you. Due to print
deadlines, your immediate response is appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Rick Stocks
Executive Director / President
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Initial Form 120CT
INT LEAGUE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
To assure success in your state the !NT League operatio~, marketing and promotional budget is approximately
$10,000.00. According to the Water Sports Industry the INTERNATIONAL NOVICE TOUR is the largest National
promotional event in water ski history. With plans to expand these state championships across the United States and
worldwide, this concept is considered the largest single effort to create the "Little League" for water skiing. Therefore, the
following format guidelines must be met to ensure consistency through.the !NT League. We look forward to your
Organization or Club joining us for the most exciting event ever in water ski history.
This is your Event, the INT League is a Marketing and Support Service
. Adhere to the !NT LEAGUE tournament format and state championship points system. Your club can add,
but not delete tour divisions, Additional divisions must be approved by IWSO. IWSO does not sanction: barefooting,
show skiing, & jmnping. Any additional divisions will not be tracked for overall state points. Please see attached
Event Scoring Format for divisions and scoring. . MarketinglManagement service fees will not be refunded.
. INSURANCE: Ski America
Ski Clubs/Promoters will have IWSO sanctioned insurance. The IWSO event insurance policy comes with two additional
nsured certificates. All participates must be INT League club members. A WSA uF' sanctioning is optional over & above.
. An IWSO Safety Coordinator must be on site for all practice and event days with required safety equipment.
An IWSO Trained Driver must be on site for all practice and event days.
* A WSA officials accepted with IWSO applications and attached proof of credentials from A WSA.
. Your organization will be responsible for the owner's deductible for damages to boats used. Your organization must
provide gas for boats for your event. Upon tournament completion, boats need to be cleaned entirely.
. Your organization will need to supply:
. Local Permits and Additional Insured ifneeded. (Two additional insured certificates are provided)
. Slalom Course (regulation length) with green intermediate buoys set 13 feet in from outside buoys. (Handi-Cap &
Novice regulation course.)
. Supplies for registration (clip boards, pens, tables & chairs etc.) and petty cash for change for the tournament.
. Multi-Channel Radios for boats and shore (at least six.) Adequate P A system with tape deck
. Awards (prizes or trophies) for the first three places per class (we recommend first 5 places for Junior classes.)
. Port-a-potties and Garbage ifnecessary at site.
. Power for PIA and Computer (i.e.: Generator if local power is not available).
. Adequate personnel to run an organized day long tournament, (if additional personnel are needed, a fee can be
negotiated with the State Coordinator.)
. Your club will supply a mailing list to !NT League for mailing of tournament announcements.
. Your organization will receive money collected from pre-registration and registration within five (5) working days of the
completion of the event.
. Local Sponsors - All local sponsorships must be approved by the !NT State Coordinator to avoid possible conflicts
with !NT League tour sponsors. Tour Sponsors will be allowed one (I) set of practice and one (1) entry for No Charge.
. Hold at least one (I) practice day where possible and allow sponsors to hold clinics and/or demo products,
such as ski testing and boat testing during specified hours. All revenues are retained by Ski Club/Promoter.
. In the event that your Club members are allowed to ski for free, the per entrant service fees still applies.
. State Coordinators will be allowed five (5) sets of practice and a minimmn offive (5) entries for No Charge for the
supporting Tour Team Staff. In addition we ask that if an EMT is on site, there is No Charge for that person.
.Your Club and/or site must allow Tour Sponsor Banners, PIA announcements and display areas for local and national tour
sponsor.
The hosting club or organization is responsible for administration and collection of practice and practice money.
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PRACTICE DAY
ADEQUATE PERSONNEL
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Re2istration -Practice day will require at least one person getting waivers signed and checking for !NT memberships, or
signing up skiers as !NT League Card members. This must be done before anyone can practice.
Boat Driver - At least two people at the very minimum will be needed to drive for practice. The drivers must be approved
by the IWSO Certified Trained driver on site.
Safety - An IWSO Certified Safety Coordinator must be on site with their necessary equipment. They will need at least one
assistant to help throughout the day. It is very important that safety is addressed the entire day.
Dock Starter - The dock starter position will require at minimum one person to regulate the list and get skiers ready. He or
she can also help with safety by checking all equipment being used, that it is safe and approved.
Practice day personnel recommended: 6 (minimum)
TOURNAMENT DAY '"3" \J .\ t: ~ \~ ) q 1-
Tournament Director - One person should be chosen to oversee and direct all activities and personnel throughout the day.
They should have tournament experience, its important for the director to keep acti..ities moving all day. The director
should also keep a watchful eye on the entire area. Safety is the number one priority at a all events, on the water as well as
off.
Re2istratioD - This area of the tournament is where the day will begin. Therefore it is important to get started off correctly
by having a organized registration area. The registration area should be roped off and marked STAFF ONLY. This "ill
help eliminate a over crowded working area. There needs to be a minimmn of three people in registration. This area
should also have a lead person to supervise and assist. The lead person should have some tournament experience and be
well educated on IWSOI AWSA requirements and all rules, registration forms, and check in procedures of the !NT League.
Safety - The tournament IWSO Safety Coordinator will need at least two assistants who will need to be trained in water
rescue by the Coordinator. The Coordinator as well as assistants will need to be in a safety boat or as swimmers on shore
(properly equipped) throughout the entire event.
Dri,'en - The number of drivers needed will change depending on number of pulls for the event. At minimum you "ill
need two drivers, and a third if using a safety boat. The driver position is very important, the drivers should all have
experience driving a tournament ski boat. The Safety Director should meet with drivers to assure some basic safety skills
are being used. All drivers must be appointed by a on site IWSO Certified Trained Driver.
Dock Starter - The Dock Starter plays a very important role. He or she is the conductor and can be very valuable in
keeping the event running smoothly. This position "ill require at least two people to rotate throughout the day.
Boat Handler - This job assists the dock starter by handling the incoming boats and helping skiers get into or off the boats.
He or she can also assist boat crew with handle changes. One person at a minimum.
Boat.Jud2:es - A minimum of two people will be needed to judge the events, on judge per boat. The judges should trained by
!NT State Coordinator regarding proper judging rules for the various divisions. Training should be done prior to the event.
Timers - A minimum of two people "ill be needed to time, one timer per boat. The timer can be valuable in assisting with
handle changes, unloading and loading of skiers. Novice slalom classes are not necessary to time.
Seorio2: - As the event is progressing you will need personnel retrieving completed judges forms and inputting final scores
into the computer. The same personnel used for registration can be used to input data. The event will need at least three
people working registration/scoring all day.
Announcer - The hardest position to fill; this job is important for keeping a festive atmosphere. You will need at least one
announcer, anyone who can talk a lot will qualify. Announcing, music and sponsor information should be done from the
beginning to the end of your tournament in a very professional way.
Tournament day: 17 people
(If event has less than 75 pulls the number of staff needed can be reduced to 11 people.)
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INT LEAGUE MARKETING
PROMOTIONAL AND
SUPPORT SERVICES
1. 15,000 TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT FL YERS....Designed, printed, and mailed with your loao& event(s) on the schedule.
2. INTERNET....Yourevent published on the INT League home page on the Intemel Your Web paae will also be linked to INT Home Paae.
3. INT SOFTWARE PROGRAM AND SUPPORT STAFF....Pre-event education on software package. INT League
staff will set up all tour sponsor's banners. If needed. assist with the on site set UP. sCOlina. announcina. etc. If your promoting
organization needs additional personal, the INT League State Coordinator can assist you with qualified additional staff to
assure a successful tournament at additional cost to your club.
4. JWSO EVENT INSURANCE....A one million dollar liability insurance policy with two additional insurance certificates.
5. MEDIA....Your event will be published in National publications and local media.
6. PRE-REGISTRATION SYSTEM....Assures your events have high skier participation and revenues. This system is manaaed by the INT
League Coordinator and has proven to ease and simplify registration.
7. REGISTRATION FEES.... Your oroanization can retain entry fees, minus a service fee per entrant for INT League staff support and local
marketing.
8. INT TOUR T -SHIRT...Each tour competitor receives one FREE tour T-shirt for the tour season with no additional e
9. IN T BOAT S PO N SO RS... Will provide approved tow boats on scheduled toumament dates. Corred Craft I Malibu I MasterCraft I Sea Coo ITige'
10. INT LEAGUE ROPE SPONSORS....wiII provide Ropes and Handles.
11. HIGH PARTICIPATION LEVEL AT YOUR EVENTS....Dueto National Marketing Campaign and "Tour" concept.
12. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS....Yourtoumaments will be announced at all other tour stoos includino mention of your sponsorships.
13. MARKETING....Your organization has the rioht to use the 1000 upon INT Leaoue approval for advertising or promoting these events.
14. EVENT POINT OF PU RCHASE MARKETING....Complete mecia kits will be sent out to radio and TV stations. Toumaments w
be listed in local news print, radio, trade magazines and on the Internet.
15. PRESS AND MEDIA RELEASES....Complete media kits will be sent out to radio and TV stations.
Toumaments will be listed in local news print, radio, trade magazines and on the Intemet.
16. INT TOUR T-SHIRTS SALES....Your Organization or Club can re-order and sell as fund raiser.
17. P RACTICE DAy.... Promoter/ski club may determine fee to be collected and retains total amount collected for the day.
18. OVER ALL AWARD....INTwill provide YearEnd State Champion Awards.
1bis mar~eti"g a"d promotio"al agreeme"t bas a value i" excess of $Z,~~~ a"d will assure successf
toumame"ts witb maximum participatio".
Steve Carlson, Minnesota !NT State Coordina
International Water Sports Organization (IWSO) A Non-Profil Company
Towboat Liability Insurance and Check-in Report
Tournament:
State:
Location:
Date:
Towboat Insurance Statement
All towboats used in a IWSO sanctioned event must provide a copy of insurance. A copy of boat
insurance must be received and attached to this form before using in any event.
$250,000 minimum liability coverage required
Check-in/Check-out Report
Damage: A club and or organizer is responsible for any damage, other than minor superficial
damage, to a towboat from the time it is delivered to the tournament site for use until it is
returned to the promotional owner or dealer. Superficial damage is defined as minor scratches,
chips, nicks, dings, etc. A club and or organizer is responsible for the deductible charges on
insurance in the event of major damage to a towboat.
Check-in
Check-out
l. Hours
2. Fuel
1. Hours
2. Fuel
3. Exterior inspection: OK See Comments on back 3. Exterior inspection: OK See Comments on back
4. Interior inspection: OK Se e Comments on back 4. Interior inspection: OK See Comments on back
5. Trailer Inspection: OK See Comments on back 5. Trailer inspection: OK See comments on back
6. Check-in Date:
6. Check-out Date:
Note any pre-existing damages on back
Note an)'" new damages on back
Signature Boat Rep./Owner:
Signature Boat Rep./Owner:
Signature Site Representitive:
Signature Site Representive:
Form: 370blcb
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Amateur Tour
INT League Wide-Ride Event Rules
Wide-Ride Soecifications
Ski's used in the Wide-Ride Classes must fall into one of these catagories specified by the manufactures:
Shaped, Mids, Parabolic, Wide. Ski's must also met these measurement specifications: minimum 7 1/2 inches in
measured in front of front boot, and maximum length of69 inches. The ski must have bindings "In-Line" -- toe t
The chief judge and or tournament director has final decision as to whether a ski can or cannot be used in the Wid
event.
There will be new two classes for the wide-ride event in 1997. Wide-Ride Fun & Wide-Ride Super Fun. These
are designed to allow new & more participants the opportunity to succesfully run the slalom course and compet
others of the same ability.
Novice Level Skiers - If you are a Novice and cannot complete the outside turn balls you will compete in one
regular Novice classes; Mens Novice, Womens Novice, or Junior Novice on your Wide ski. Once you complet
pass on your Wide ski you will them be bumped into the Wide-Ride Fun Class.
Remember if your going to HRide Big Go Big"
\Vide-Ride Fun Class - This is for competitors running all the outside buoys. There is no minimum starting
Althou2:h there is a maximum of 4 oasses. A competitor that runs all the outside buoys at 28mph will be bum
into the Wide-Ride Super Fun Class.
'Vide-Ride Super Fun Class - This class is for competitors who bumped out of fun class by running a full
28mph. Super Fun class has a minimum starting speed of 26m ph 15 off, and No Maximum. When a competitor
full pass at 28mph the rope will be shortened.
Have Fun!!!
Form 18Owrrl.doc
Minimum Starting Sllccd
None
None
None
None
26 Mph
28 Mph
30 Mph
32 Mph
32 Mph
34 Mph
Maximum Spccd
Full Pass
Full Pass
Full Pass
30 Mph
30 Mph
32 Mph
34 Mph
34 Mph
36 Mph
36 Mph
INT LEAGUE EVENT FORMAT
INT Membership card -- $15.00 per person or $12.00 per person for a family, three (3) or more.
$25.00 Registration at Site
$20.00 Pre-registration -- (due 1 week before event)
Junior (13 & under) $20.00 Registration at Site
Junior (13 & under) $15.00 Pre-registration -- (due 1 week before event)
Seasons Pass - $18.00 per event -must register for 50% or more of your states events
Seasons Pass Jr.'s - $13.00 per event -must register for 50% or more of your states events
$13.00 Additional events per stop
$20.00 Returned Check Charge
No Refunds
Additional optional divisions may be added, but points will not be tracked for an overall state champion.
TIrird Class through Open are scored per A WSA rules, with the exceptions to allow you to ski. in a class based on your
ability, not by your age, and you receive points without making a full pass. (i.e. you must make a full pass to score your
speed and number of balls. If you do not make a full pass your performance will be scored at the minimum starting speed,
your division and the number of balls made.) Novice through third class are given one fall. Refer to the A WSA rule book
and lNT League Scoring sheet for complete details.
REGISTRATION FEES
!NT Club Membership Card is Reqllired to participate.
CLASSES
Men's Slalom Novice (Never made the course)
Women's Slalom Novice (Never made the course)
Jf. Slalom Novice (13 yr.'s. & under -- Never made the course)
Junior 3rd Class (13 yr. 's. & under can make a full pass)
Slalom 3rd Class -- working on a full pass between 26-30Mph
Slalom 2nd Class -- working on a full pass @ 32mph
Slalom I st Class -- working on a full pass @ 34mph
Slalom Super Open (over 35 years old - 22 off)
Slalom Expert (under 35 years old)
Slalom Open (under 35 years old - 22 off)
Wide-Ride Novice - ski. in one of the three (3) Novice classes (above)
Wide-Ride Fun
Wide-Ride Super Fun
Wakeboard Freestyle Junior Novice (13 yr.'s. & under)
Wakeboard Freestyle Women's Novice
Wakeboard Freestyle Men's Novice
Wakeboard Freestyle Intermediate
Wakeboard Freestyle Masters (Over 35 years old)
Wakeboard Freestyle Advance
Wakeboard Freestyle Outlaws (Semi-Pro)
Kneeboard Jr. Novice (13 yr.'s & under)
Kneeboard Novice
Kneeboard Intermediate
Kneeboard Advanced
OPTIONAL DIVlSIONS
Wakeboard Slalom Novice (Never made the course)
Wakeboard Slalom Intermediate
Wakeboard Slalom Advanced
Kneeboard Slalom/all classes
None 28mph
None Shorten Rope @ 28mph full pass No Max.
None
17 Mph
23 Mph
Full Pass
25 Mph
25 Mph
Form: 175skir\.doc
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Amateur Tour
INT League Tournament Types
Single "A": This is the !NT League's premiere event. They follow all !NT League Rules and Event Formats. These events will
have all !NT League National sponsors represented according to their sponsorship levels. Competitors attending will receive 100%
Tour and bonus points for the overall State championship and Regional qualifications. The Marketing I Management fee is $250.00
See promotor contract for more information.
Double"AA": The INT League is acting strictly as a marketing agent, this type of event has been established to strenghthen
relationships with existing watersports dealers hosting events. The !NT League can offer established dealer's events the opportunity
to attach themselves to the INT League State and National Tour format. By attaching to the INT League State Tour an event will
become more than just a one time competition. The Tour involvement will increase overall tournament attendance and expose
dealers to new markets.
Unconditional Restrictions and Rules:
. The "AA" event's are not available to SkilWakeboard Clubs. Ski & W.B. clubs must sign up
for an "A" event.
. Any dealer hosting a "AA" event must also participate as a financial sponsor to "A" events.
. All dealers hosting a "AA" event must use the same classes as used in an "A" event, but
additional classes.
. The dealer hosting a "AA" event must provide names, addresses and results to the State
coordinator after the event. INT management will enter data into the Mr. Judge scoring
. program, which will add "AA" event points to the state overall to standings.
. A .'AA" event cannot be held on the same weekend as a type "A" event.
. The organizer of a "AA" event can use the boats they desire. lWSO will only require that
INT League banners arc posted.
. The competitors attending a "AA" event will receive Tour points, (no bonus points), that will
go towards the INT League State Championships and Regional qualifications.
. The "AA" events will be printed on the State flyer and on the INT League's web page along with
all..A" events. An "AA" events will receive PA announcements at all type "A" events.
. A "AA" event can be a Waterski only event, or a Wakeboard only event, or a combined event.
. The !NT suggests the dealer's supply the State coordinator with their mailing list for the sole
purpose of assuring their customers receive a INT League state flyer.
can add
The Marketing fee is $250.00. This includes lWSO event insurance policy and comes with two (2) additional insured certificates.
AU participate must be INT League Club members ($15 per person) The Marketing fee without insurance is $100.00. Dealers that
elect to not have lWSO event insurance by Ski America must provide an additional insured certificate naming IWSO/INT League.
Triple "AAA": This type of event is designed again to strengthen relationships with dealers currently organizing events. The
<4 AAA" events will be marketed on the !NT League printed flyers which will be mailed throughout the State. They will also be
posted on our web site. The "AAA" event date(s) will also receive P A announcements at the "A" events. There will be no Tour or
bonus points accumulated by competitors attending a "AAA" event. The only restriction on a "AAA" event is that it can not conflict
with a type .'A" or "AA" event date. These events maybe held in the off season. The Marketing fee is $200.00. This includes lWSO
event insurance policy and comes with two (2) additional insured certificates. All participate must be INT League Club members
($15 per person) The Marketing fee without insurance is $ 50.00. Dealers that elect to not have lWSO event insurance by Ski
America must provide an additional insured certificate naming lWSO/INT League.
Note: IWSO does not sanction: barefooting, show skiing, or jumping. "AA" & "AM" events - The INT League is only acting as a
marketing or sanctioning agent. This will assure three things: 1.) Reduce the possibility of conflicting events, 2.) offer competitors
consistent events, 3.) increased participation and new competitors.
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PARKS AND RECREATION
~ 14-58
Sec. 14-57. Violations.
Any person found violating this article by any peace officer or his deputy and who upon
such officer's request to cease and desist from such violation fails or refuses to do so may be
requested to leave the park and if necessary may be ordered or removed from the park by the
peace officer. Such denial of continued use and enjoyment of the parks to violators shall also
apply to enforcement of any rules and regulations promulgated by the city provided such rules
and regulations are consistent with this article. In addition or in the alternative, any person
convicted of violating this article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
(Ord. No. 59, ~ 3,7-21-75)
-If Sec. 14-58. Public gathering permits.
(a) A permit shall be obtained from the city before participating in any of the following
activities in a city park:
(l) Carnivals;
(2) Community celebrations;
(3) Gatherings of fifty (50) or more persons, including picnics and political gatherings;
(4) Contests and exhibitions, including, among other things, those requesting exclusive
use or charging admission.
(b) A person seeking issuance of a permit hereunder shall file a completed application
with the city.
(c) The city clerk shall issue a permit hereunder upon finding that:
(1) The proposed activity or use of the park will not unreasonably interfere with or
detract from the general public enjoyment of the park;
(2) That the proposed activity or use will not unreasonably interfere with or detract from
the promotion of public health, welfare, safety and recreation; provided that this does
not give right to exclusive use of park facilities.
(3) That the proposed activity or use is not reasonably anticipated to incite violence,
crime or disorderly conduct;
(4) That the proposed activity will not entail unusual, extraordinary or burdensome
expense for police operation by the city;
(5) That the facilities desired have not been reserved for some other use at the day and
hour required in the application.
(d) Within five (5) days after the receipt of an application, the city shall apprise an
applicant in writing of his reasons for refusing a permit, and any aggrieved person shall have
the right to appeal in writing within five (5) days of.mailed notice to the city council, which
shall consider the application under the standards set forth in subsection (c) hereof and
sustain or overrule the decision within fourteen (14) days. The decision of the city council shall
be final.
Supp. No.3
785
CARVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S WA TER PATROL
600 EAST FOURTH STREET
CHASKA, MINNESOTA 55318
PHONE (612) 361-1212
REQUEST FOR PERMIT
FOR A TEMPORARY STRUCTURE
The following information is necessary to insure proper and accurate issuance of your permit.
Please fill this form out completely and return it to the above address. Thank you. (Please Print)
Full Name:
Date of Birth:
Address:
Home Phone:
Work Phone:
Lake:
I HEREBY REQUEST A PERMIT FOR:
Mooring buoy
Floating Raft
Swimming Buoy
Ski Jump
Diving Tower
Slalom Course
Other
Please Indicate
PLEASE ATTACH A DIAGRAM OF THE LOCATION OF YOUR STRUCTURE SHOWING
WHERE IT WILL BE PLACED ON THE LAKE INDICATED ABOVE.
IF IT IS NOT IN FRONT OF YOUR PROPERTY, ATTACH A LETTER OF PERMISSION.
UPON PLACEMENT OF THIS TEMPORARY STRUCTURE, I HEREBY ASSUME
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS MAINTENANCE WHILE UNDER PERMIT, AS WELL AS IT'S
REMOVAL UPON THE EXPIRATION DATE.
Signature:
Date: