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CHAPTER 8-500. - TREMONTON CITY PARKS.

Part of the Revised Ordinances of Tremonton, UT.

Local law · Updated August 4, 2026 · 1,343 sections

The text

Part 8-510. - Regulations Enacted.#

8-511. - Alcohol and Smoke Free Zones.#

A tobacco and smoke free zone is established at all Tremonton City Parks. It shall be unlawful for alcohol, tobacco products, e-cigarettes, or drugs to be in the tobacco and smoke free zone.

8-512. - Use at Own Risk.#

Tremonton City Parks are unsupervised by Tremonton City. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. All equipment within the City Park shall be used for its intended purpose.

8-513. - Park Hours.#

All parks owned and operated by the City shall be closed for use daily from dusk to dawn; provided, however, parks may be closed temporarily or hours extended temporarily in case of emergency, adverse weather conditions, or unusual circumstances as determined and ordered by the Parks and Recreation Director through posting a notice at the park.

8-514. - Park Reservations.#

All requests for park reservations which include but is not limited to picnic boweries, stages, and playing fields shall be made through contract with the Parks and Recreation Department two (2) business days in advance of the reservation time. When operationally feasible the Parks and Recreation Director may waive the advance notice requirements for reservations. All areas not reserved are open to the public on a first come first served basis. Tremonton City sponsored events and practices have first priority for park reservations. Any Special Event such as a concert, etc., that uses a City Park shall be required to receive approval of a Special Event application, see Chapter 10-500 Special Events Permit, before the City Park shall be considered reserved.

8-515. - Firecrackers or Fireworks.#

Firecrackers or fireworks shall be prohibited in City Parks, except for Tremonton City fireworks displays and Special Events that have received approval of a Special Event application, see Chapter 10-500 Special Events Permit.

8-516. - Inflatables Recreational Devices, Rides, Mechanical Bulls, Etc.#

Inflatables Recreational Devices, Rides, Mechanical Bulls, ice blocking, water slides, etc., shall be prohibited in City Parks except for Tremonton City events and Special Events that are organized and facilitated by Civic Organization that have received approval of a Special Event application, see Chapter 10-500 Special Events Permit.

8-517. - Sanitation.#

All waste material and refuse of any kind shall be deposited in disposal drums provided for such purpose and no such waste or contaminating material shall be discarded otherwise in or upon park land.

8-518. - Domestic Animals.#

Any person having a domestic animal in a City owned park shall have a leash on the animal and be in control of the animal at all times and shall immediately remove any excreta deposited by their animal. The Parks and Recreation Director may establish rules and regulations in addition thereto to prohibit such domestic animals from certain park areas to prevent damage and provide safe use of park areas. The Parks and Recreation Director may establish certain park areas for use by owners of domestic animals for recreational purposes as dog and cat shows, and bridal paths.

8-519. - Motor Vehicles.#

Unauthorized motor vehicles shall be prohibited from operation within any park areas of the City except parking lots, access drives to parking lots, and park streets, or areas specifically established by the Parks and Recreation Director for motor vehicle use. Tremonton City shall not be responsible for any theft or damage to vehicles or contents on City property.

8-520. - Skating.#

No person shall, at any time, skate except upon areas designated by the City, which shall include only the skate-park and walking trail at Jeanie Stevens Park and at such times and pursuant to such rules as the City has posted.

8-521. - Vandalism.#

It shall be unlawful for any person to commit an act of vandalism in a City Park area by willfully injuring, damaging, mutilating, defacing, destroying, or substantially impairing any park area or improvement within a park area.

8-522. - Reporting Hazardous Conditions.#

Users or spectators shall report damage or hazardous conditions to Tremonton City. Report problems, concerns, and vandalism to City Offices. For police and medical emergency, call 911. For non-emergency dispatch, call County Dispatch.

8-523. - Temporary Regulations.#

The Parks and Recreation Director is hereby authorized to temporarily make and enforce additional rules and regulations as may be necessary for the management and operation of any of the lands, buildings, structures or facilities that are placed under the supervision of the Parks and Recreation Director, upon posting of the temporary rule or regulation. Violation of these temporary rules and regulations shall be grounds for eviction from the park lands, buildings or facilities and the denial, revocation or suspension of any permit issued or privilege granted by the Parks and Recreation Department but shall not carry the force and effect of law. The Parks and Recreation Director shall forward any rule or regulation to the City Council for consideration of inclusion in the ordinance to allow for the rule or regulation to have the force and effect of law.

8-524. - Posting of Rules and Regulations.#

These rules and regulations contain herein shall be posted in brief, in a conspicuous place in or on the park lands, buildings structures or facilities.

8-525. - Enforcement and Penalties.#

The City shall prevent or forbid any activity on or use in City Parks that constitutes a violation of this Ordinance. Any person or entity found guilty of engaging in unlawful activities in City Parks or otherwise found in violation of this Ordinance shall be subject to the fine amount and severity of punishment contained in the City's Consolidated Bail Schedule, adopted by Resolution of the City Council.

8-526. - Adoption of Fine Amount and Severity of Punishment.#

Any person found in violation of this Ordinance shall be subject to the fine amount and severity of punishment contained in the City's Consolidated Bail Schedule, adopted by Resolution of the City Council.

(ORD 14-20)