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Ordinance 2 (p) Offensive Littering, section 6.805 of this code. (q) Disorderly Conduct, section 4.725 of this code. (r) Minor in Possession, section 4.115 of this code. (s) Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor, section 4.110 of this code. (t) Allowing Alcohol Consumption by Minors on Private Premises, section 4.131 of this code. (u) Prohibited Sales, section 4.155 of this code. (v) False Swearing on a Keg Receipt, section 4.908 of this code, made unlawful under section 4.191 of this code. (w) Prohibited Noise, sections 4.080 through 4.083 of this code. (x) Interfering with a Peace Officer, ORS 162.247, and section 4.907 of this code. (y) Harassment, section 4.726 of this code. (z) Menacing, section 4.730 of this code. (aa) Hindering Prosecution, section 4.912 of this code. (bb) Resisting Arrest, section 4.910 of this code. (cc) Urinating/Defecating, section 4.770 of this code. (2) Notice. (a) Upon the occurrence of a response under subsection (1) of this section, and in circumstances where the person(s) responsible for the gathering was not the first to call police to request assistance, a "First Response Warning Notice" shall be provided to: 1. The person(s) responsible for the gathering; 2. The person(s) in charge of the premises, if different than the person specified in ( a) 1., and if present at the time of the gathering; and 3. Owner( s) of the premises, if different than the persons specified in (a)1. and (a)2., and if present at the time of the gathering. If the activity or conduct occurs on premises not occupied by the owner and the owner is not present at the gathering, a copy of the notice shall be mailed to the owner. An owner who receives notice pursuant to the immediately preceding sentence shall not be deemed a notice recipient for purposes of liability for the special response fee as set forth in subsection ( 4) of this section. If a notice recipient is a minor, such notice shall be mailed to the parents or guardians of the minor by certified mail, return receipt requested. (b) Any person to whom a first response warning notice has been issued may contest the validity of the notice by filing a written request for review with the municipal court. The request must be filed within 15 days from the date the notice was issued and shall set forth with particularity the reason( s) the determination is invalid. The decision of the municipal court shall be based on the report of the incident giving rise to the notice and the written information provided by the person to whom the notice was issued. The municipal court's decision on the validity of the notice shall be final, and shall be issued within ten days from the date the request is received. If the notice is found invalid, it shall be so noted on all entries in the city's