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officers, shall carry any firearms or explosives into the Airport terminal or airfield area without the written permission of the Airport Manager, except for properly packaged firearms or explosives for shipment onto or from an aircraft, or as expressly allowed by state law. 4.11 Picketing, Demonstrations, Solicitations and Handbills. 4.11.1 General Policies. The exercise of constitutional rights of expression and communication in public areas of the Airport shall not be restricted or infringed because of the content of the communication or identity of the speakers. No prior restraint of speech is permis- sible. It is necessary, however, to generally regulate speech activity on Airport property and articulate standards on permissible conduct in advance in order to deal with overcrowding of the terminal. At all times when a restriction is imposed, the least restrictive alternative shall be required. 4.11.2 Prohibited Conduct. Any person may engage in speech- related activities on public areas of Airport property so long as the following restrictions are obeyed: 4.11.2.1. No violation of state or municipal criminal laws; 4.11.2.2. No intentional touching or making physical contact with another person unless that person consents to such physical contact; ment; 4.11.2.3. No use of voice or sound amplification equip- 4.11.2.4. No use of placards, banners or signs made of wood, metal, or other hard substances within the Airport terminal or on the sidewalk immediately adjacent thereto; 4.11.2.5. No use of a table, counter, or stand within the terminal building or on the sidewalk immediately adjacent thereto without written authorization of the Airport Manager; and 4.11.2.6. No impeding of pedestrian or vehicle access to any Airport facility. 4.11.3 Authorization to Airport Manager. The Airport Manager may request that persons engaging in speech activity within the terminal building or on the sidewalks adjacent thereto confine themselves to designated areas if the unrestricted presence of such persons causes serious public inconvenience in the operation of the Airport. Such designated areas are shown on Exhibit 2 to these Rules. Such determina- tion shall be made after initially allowing the activity but then finding that the activity's continuance causes blockage of ticket lines, baggage handling, car rental or other commercial activities, or aircraft, auto- mobile, limousine or bus boarding or unloading, or results in inability to transact business at the Airport. If such designated areas are Rules - 6