Coweta County Parks and Recreation
Facility Use Regulations
Sec. 46-33. Prohibited.
The following are prohibited on or about Coweta County recreation facilities, sports fields, or any surrounding areas being property of the County.
1. No alcoholic beverages are allowed.
2. No littering.
3. Firearms, air (or spring loaded) rifles/pistols, fireworks, and any device firing or propelling a projectile are strictly prohibited.
4. Pets are prohibited unless the activity is approved by the County Administrator.
5. Bicycles and skateboards are allowed in designated areas only.
6. Gambling will not be tolerated.
7. No smoking allowed unless in parking lots or designated areas.
8. No player, official, spectator, or coach shall be guilty of verbal or physical abuse for any reason.
9. No fighting will be tolerated.
10. No profanity will be allowed by players, coaches, or spectators on the premises.
11. Rules governing storm warnings and watches will be strictly adhered. Leave field immediately in event of an electrical storm.
12. In the event of severe weather, the decision will be made by the county as to whether games are to be played. County decision shall be final.
13. No admission or entry fees may be charged unless approved by County Administration and the Recreation Department Director. All proceeds from these type fees must be applied toward event cost, with complete accounting of all fees collected presented to the Recreation Department.
14. No fees shall be charged for parking.
15. All tournaments must be pre-approved by the County Recreation Department.
16. During approved tournament events, league officers or designee shall be present at all times.
17. Tournaments must originate with organization.
18. At Whitlock Park, five (5) parking spaces shall be reserved for the County Visitors Center at all times.
19. All vendors associated with tournaments, training, or coaching events must be pre-approved.
20. Coweta County recreation fields and facilities shall not be used for personal profit or sales.
21. No glass containers.
A violation of this ordinance shall be punished as a misdemeanor in the same manor as are other ordinance of the County with a fine of not more than $1,000.00 (one thousand dollars) and a maximum term in the County jail of not more than 6 (six) months.
