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(b) Parents or guardians will be held strictly responsible and accountable for the actions of minors in regards to the prohibitions in the foregoing paragraph. Rule 19. Picnic areas and use (a) No person will cook in any area not specifically designated by and regulated by the Director for such usage. (b) The Director will regulate activities in picnic areas when necessary to prevent congestion and to secure the maximum use for the comfort and convenience of all. If the facilities are crowded, persons holding picnics in any park picnic area, building or structure, will avoid using same to the exclusion of others for an unreasonable time, the determination of what is unreasonable being at the discretion of the Director. Section 5. Rule 20. Athletic events, etc. (a) No person or persons shall engage in any organized or pick-up athletic events, games, practice for same, or exercise, such as football, baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, utilizing a substantial portion of any park or recreation area that is not formally organized by the Cultural & Human Services Department without written permission of the Cultural & Human Services Department, said permission to clearly define the nature of the activity, the limit of its scope and time and setting forth such other restrictions and requirements as the Cultural & Human Services Department may deem necessary. (b) A person seeking permission to carry on any activity in a park or recreational field shall file a written request to the Cultural & Human Services Department or designated representative of the City Manager and provide such information as shall be required by the City Manager. Rule 21. Camping There shall be no camping or overnight stay in parks unless authorized by the Director. Rule 22. Boating (a) No person shall bring into or operate any boat, yacht, cruiser, canoe, raft or other water craft (except non-motorized toys too small for human occupancy) into or on any park property. (b) No person shall moor, anchor or tie up to the bank or any wharf, dock, tree, building, rock or any object or structure on the bank in water within or contiguous to any park within two hundred (200) feet of the shore line unless the owner, or his representative, of the boat, houseboat, barge, vessel, ship or watercraft of any kind whatsoever, has obtained written permission from the Department, except that if the boat or ship is the property of the government of the United States, or is in distress, or ties up at a dock, wharf or pier designated for such purpose and then only long enough to enable the occupants to obtain repairs, towing service, food, fuel, bait, tackle or marine supplies. 02002- Parks Rules and Regs 8