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(c) Application for approval for a supervised program must be submitted to the director of parks and recreation at least 24 hours before the program is to begin on a form provided by the director. Sec. 58.030. Disruptive conduct. (a) It is unlawful for a person to: (1) Intentionally or knowingly interfere with, disrupt or prevent the orderly conduct of any program being conducted by the department, or a program approved by the department, in any city park, park facility or swimming pool; (2) Intentionally or knowingly make unreasonable noise in a public place or to use electronic equipment, including electrical speakers, at a volume which emits sound beyond the person's immediate picnic site without the express written permission of the director; (3) Intentionally or knowingly appear nude in a city park; (4) Take, remove, destroy, deface, tamper with or disturb any artifact or cultural feature or to take, remove, or disturb any rock, soil, gem, mineral, fossil or other geological deposit from or any in any city park except by permit issued by the director; (5) Use a metal detector in a city park without the express written permission of the director; or (6) Mutilate, injure, destroy, pick, cut, or remove any plant life from or in a city park except by permit issued by the director. (b) Any person directly or indirectly responsible for disruptive, destructive, or violent conduct in a city park, park facility or swimming pool, which endangers public property, health or safety may be ordered to leave the park for a period of time not to exceed 24 hours by a peace officer, park ranger or department personnel. (c) It is unlawful for a person to fail or refuse to leave a park after being ordered to do so by a peace officer, park ranger or department personnel, or to return to a park during the time when the person was ordered to leave and remain outside the park. Sec. 58.031. Care and custody of minor children. (a) It is unlawful for the parent, guardian or person in custody of any child seven years old or younger to allow the child to enter any city swimming pool unless the child is accompanied by a person at least 14 years of age.