All parks within the city are held in trust for the use of the public. Included within
such use are public assembly, communication of thoughts between citizens and discussion
of public questions. These uses of the city's parks are recognized as privileges,
immunities, rights, and liberties belonging to all citizens, regardless of sex, race,
religion, color, national origin, or political or philosophical persuasion. It is
also recognized that the right to use the parks is not absolute, but relative, and
must be exercised in subordination to the general comfort and convenience and in consonance
with peace and good order.
(Prior code § 6-8.01)
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