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(d) The Police Chief or designee shall not issue an organization a permit for a given date(s) or location(s) if a permit has already been issued to another organization for such date(s) and location(s). (e) The Police Chief or designee shall grant or deny a permit solely on the basis of the requirements stated in subsections (c) and (d) above. The Police Chief or designee shall advise the organizatioffs point of contact of the decision to grant or deny the permit, not later than the tenth day after date of receiving the completed application and all required attachments. (f) If a pemfit is granted, it shall state the name of the organization, the names of persons who will be soliciting contributions for the organization, and the approved date(s) and location(s). The organization shall at its expense make sufficient copies of the permit so that each person engaged in soliciting has a copyat each approved location and shall readily present such copy for inspection upon demand by any person. (g) If a pemfit is denied, the applicant may appeal to the City Council by filing a letter with the City Clerk indicating why the decision to deny the permit was incorrect, and why the permit should be granted. This letter must be filed no later thm~ three business days after the notice of denial. The City Council shall decide the matter and advise the organization's point of contact of the decision no later than the fifteenth day after receiving the appeal letter. The City Council's decision is final. (h) A person soliciting or attempting to solicit a charitable contribution commits an offense if the person violates any of the following requirements: (1) The person must be at least 18 years of age. (2) The person must be named on the organization's permit. (3) The person must wear a reflective orange or yellow visibility vest as an outer most garment. (4) The person must be in the street or highway only when the controlling traffic signal light prohibits vehicle movement in that lane. (5) The person must remain within one 100 feet of or from an intersection approved in the permit. (6) The person must place an orange traffic control cone, not less than 24 inches in height, on the center stripe of each street and highway approaching the intersection, between 100 and 150 feet from the intersection, to warn drivers ora hazard ahead. (7) The person must present for inspection a copy of the permit issued to the person's organization upon demand by any person.