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Bill 19-16 Addressing Buskers and SideWalk Performers by repealing ch 4 article 4 section 4-21 of the SBMC and amending
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Because buskers and sidewalk performers were previously required to obtain permits, <br />which process is governed generally under Chapter 4 of the Municipal Code, elimination of the <br />permit requirement means that regulation of buskers and street performers must be located in <br />another Chapter of the Municipal Code. Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code governs "Specific <br />Public Safety Regulations," and, accordingly, a new Article and Section of that Chapter have been <br />added to address regulations for buskers and street performers, specifically, Chapter 14, Article 13 <br />(new), Sections 14 -123 through 126. The regulations under this new Article 13, Sections 123 -126 <br />of Chapter 14 are similar to prior Chapter 4, Article 4, Section 4 -21 with the following changes: <br />(1) Clarification has been made to permit busking on days that special events occur in the <br />Central Business and Entertainment Area (CBEA) during hours and places within the CBEA <br />outside the time and location of the event. <br />(2) The fine for a second offense has been reduced from $250.00 to $200.00. <br />(3) A busker has a duty to provide true and accurate self - identification information to a <br />person authorized to enforce the ordinance when that person has probable cause to believe that a <br />violation of the ordinance has occurred. <br />(4) The distance requirements for proximity between other buskers and between buskers <br />and buildings, driveways, curb cuts, outdoor eating areas and similar places or structures has been <br />clarified and the linear distances are recommendations, not mandates. <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE <br />CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA as follows: <br />Section I. Chapter 4, Article 4, Section 4 -21 of the South Bend Municipal Code addressing <br />Buskers and Sidewalk Performers is hereby repealed. <br />Section II. Former Chapter 4, Article 4, Section 4 -21 is re- codified and amended at <br />Chapter 14, by adding a new Article 13, comprised of Sections 14 -123 through 126, to read in its <br />entirety as follows: <br />ARTICLE 13. Buskers and Sidewalk Performers Regulations. <br />Sec. 14 -123. Definitions <br />For purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply: <br />(a) Busker(s) means and includes person(s) who wish to perform on public sidewalks <br />as entertainer(s), including but not limited to performing or entertaining through <br />music dance mime, pantomime, theater, acting, puppetry, and similar artistic <br />expression. <br />(b) Central Business and Entertainment Area means the area depicted in the attached <br />Exhibit A -1. <br />
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