§ 6.20.090. Permittee requirements.

All permittees authorized pursuant to this chapter shall abide by the following:

(a)

Retain and maintain in full force and effect during the dates and times of the shoot any surety bond or insurance required by Section 6.20.070 and shall submit such insurance document or bond with the application for the permit.

(b)

Any changes to the shoot dates and times and any changes to the information provided with the application must be provided to the film administrator and approved thereby prior to the shoot for which the changes are required.

(c)

Filming in residential or commercial areas requires the production company to notify in advance all residences or businesses within one linear block of the shoot that such shooting will take place. "In advance" shall mean forty-eight hours whenever possible. Such notification shall be on forms prescribed by the film administrator and will include the dates and hours of the shoot, the use of special effects or pyrotechnics if any, and expected interruption of traffic flows. The production company will take every means possible to ensure the least amount of disruption to the citizens and tourists of the residential and commercial areas in which the shoot is to take place.

(d)

Filming on private property requires the production company to secure permission from the owners or inhabitants of such property prior to the filming.

(e)

The production company will have at all times on the premises of the shoot the film permit and a copy of the permit application with any applicable attachments.

(f)

The production company is responsible to leave any and all public property in the same or improved condition as before the shoot began. Any costs incurred by the county of Clark to return its properties to a condition equal to that as before the shoot shall be assessed against the production company and/or its bond/insurance policy as provided for at Section 6.20.070.

(Ord. 1774 § 13, 1996)