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As approved by the Administrative Committee, March, 2004
Demonstrations, protests, and rallies must be pre-approved through
the Campus Life Office (Alumni Building) at least three days
prior to the event. The following regulations must be followed:
Requests must specify purpose, location, date, and
time.
(Note: the College Triangle area may not used for such
events.
Triangle use will be permitted for College and College/community
events when approval has been given by the Business Office,
when all necessary city permits* have been issued, and when arrangements
have been made through the Berea City Police Department for
the
closing of Main Street during the event, e.g., the community
Christmas Parade, the community Spoon Bread Festival, organized
Street Dances,
the Berea United and Diverse Celebration, etc.)
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Organizers and
participants must not:
block pedestrian or vehicular traffic;
directly confront passersby;
block building entrances or
exits;
locate themselves on city streets or sidewalks without
a city permit*;
interfere with other College-sanctioned activities,
e.g. class meetings or residence hall students’ studying
or sleeping.
Organizers must:
abide by the pre-approved beginning and ending
times;
confine the event to the pre-approved location;
notify Public Safety of the event (prior to Campus Life
approval) and arrange for Public Safety presence
if needed;
clean up the area before departing.
*City Permit Process
A formal letter of request including details of the event must
be submitted to the Mayor, and the organization must submit an
application form. Forms can be picked up at the City Clerk’s
office in Berea. The Mayor or a designated City Official must
approve this form. The application must be made at least 24 hours
in advance, and requires an advance-processing fee of $50 if
the Police Department or other City Office presence is needed.
Mayor Steven Connelly
City of Berea
212 Chestnut Street
Berea, KY 40403
Note: the City permit covers public areas only and does not apply
to use of any private property. The City reserves the right to
accept or decline any applications, or waive fees.
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