The fee for issuance of a special events permit shall be set by resolution of the City Council. A clean-up deposit is required for applicants or sponsoring organizations of special events involving the sale of food or beverages for immediate consumption, the erection of structures, the use of horses or other animals, other than dogs and cats, or the use of fireworks or other incendiary devices, in an amount reasonably anticipated to be incurred in removing debris or litter caused by such special event, as determined by the Mayor or designee. The clean-up deposit may be returned after the special event if the applicant or sponsoring organization cleans and restores the area used for the permitted event to the same condition as existed prior to the event. If the property used for the event has not been properly cleaned or restored, the clean-up deposit shall be applied toward the City’s costs in cleaning up the permitted area. There may be requirements for private security to control traffic, provide security, and protect people and property. Public Works may have costs for placing barricades, roadway preparation, and clean-up. [Ord. 2018-08 § 1, October 2018.]