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Such removal shall occur every four hours or when distribution ceases, whichever first occurs. Failure to promptly remove such material may result in the city performing the removal required of the distributor and billing and collecting the cost from any person responsible. Any person or organization which fails to remove discarded written material distributed by that person or organization shall have committed a violation of this code. (d) An owner or person in charge of property or a business located within the boundaries of the downtown activity zone shall keep free from litter or other debris those portions of sidewalks that abut the property or business. Section 2. The definitions for "Authorized activity," "Commercial pursuits," and "Display" are amended, a definition for "Admission" is added, and the definitions are arranged in alphabetical order, to Section 4.871 of the Eugene Code, 1971, as follows: 4.871 Downtown Activity Zone - Definitions. For purposes of sections 4.870 to 4.872 of this chapter, the following words shall have the meanings ascribed to them by this section: Admission. A monetary fee charged for the privilege of attending, observing, or participating in an activity, event, or performance occurring in or upon public pedestrian areas in the downtown activity zone. "Admission" includes a monetary fee charged on a fixed basis or a donation basis. The charging of "admission" prevents those persons who have not paid the monetary fee from accessing the area in which the activity, event, or performance is occurring. Where access to the area is not restricted, "admission" does not include soliciting donations during an activity, event, or performance. Authorized activity. Any activity for which a downtown activity permit [may issue] has been issued or a city-sponsored activity. City manager. The city manager or the city manager's designee. City-sponsored event. An activity carried out by a city employee in the performance of assigned duties or an activity authorized by the city manager or city council to use the city's name. Commercial pursuits. Any activity related to or connected with trade, commerce or fund raising involving the receipt of money or property, such as, but not limited to: advertising, displaying, distributing, selling, taking orders or offering to sell or take orders for goods or services; providing a place for customers to sit; fund raising activities; r,~,,,,~r,o~ .... , ..... , .... ~,~r,~ activities, events, and performances for which admission is charged [~ Ordinance - 4 ].:\CIV[0\2004 Counci! Ag¢ndas\MO40524\gO405244-attA.doc(03/]6/04)