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Impede:To prevent progress or movement,or to engage in an activity that would deter a reasonable person from progressing or moving in the area of the activity. Landscaped Planting Area:For purposes of EC 4.872(2)(f),any public area set aside for planting of trees,shrubs,flowers or other vegetation,except grass,including but not limited to, barked tree wells,planters of any material or shape,and the interior of a city-created boundary that encompasses planters and other space. Pedestrian:A person who is on foot or assisted by a mobility device and able to move immediately to accommodate other public pedestrian area users. Public Pedestrian Area:Any public sidewalk,alley,plaza,and park,excluding public areas under the primary control of entities other than the city.It also includes public streets during the time streets are closed to vehicular traffic for a city-sponsored or permitted event. R-4.872-B Unimpeded Public Pedestrian Areas. For purposes of EC ,4.872(l)(b),access to any public pedestrian area or to any public or private building adjacent to the public pedestrian area is impeded when there is less than an eight-foot wide travel lane clear for pedestrian use. 1. Sitting at a city-designated place to sit that is located within the public pedestrian area is not impeding access to a public pedestrian area,even if the city-designated place to sit leaves less than an eight-foot wide travel lane clear for pedestrian use. 2. R-4.872-C Authorized use of Amplified Sound. When not otherwise authorized through an activity permit issued for an event,for purposes of EC 4.872(l)(f),a person may obtain an activity permit to set up or operate a public address system or other amplified sound equipment by filing an application on a form provided by the City no less than seven days before the proposed use.The application shall be accompanied by the application fee established by the City Manger pursuant to EC 2.020.The seven-day time limitation for the filing of an activity permit application may be waived if the applicant can show that the event or events giving rise to the activity permit application did not reasonably allow the applicant time to file within the time prescribed and imposition of the time limitations would place an unreasonable restriction on the right of free speech. 1. 2.Any activity permit that authorizes an applicant to set up or operate a public address system or other amplified sound equipment to project sound shall include all of the following conditions: (a)Hours of operation shall be no earlier than 6:00 a.m.and no later than 1 1 :00 p.m.; The volume of outdoor sound shall be controlled so that it will not be audible for a distance in excess of 250 feet from the public address system or other amplified sound equipment;and, (b) Administrative Order -Page 2 of 3