(1) The provisions of this Chapter may be enforced by any remedy available in law or equity, including without limitation criminal misdemeanors, public nuisance laws, and suit for property damage or breach of contract.

(2) The holding of a special event in violation of any of the provisions or conditions contained in this Chapter shall be unlawful.

(3) If a sworn law enforcement officer or fire official determines that any failure to cure a violation of this Chapter creates the clear and present danger of immediate significant harm to life, public safety, or property; such danger cannot be reasonably mitigated by increased public safety enforcement; and such danger, on balance, outweighs the constitutionally protected rights of the organizers or participants in the special event or public assembly, then the applicant, or the applicant’s on-site representative, shall be notified that the permit is revoked and that the special event or public assembly must immediately cease and desist. Such a determination may only be made after consultation with the Police Chief or Fire Chief, or their respective designee.

(4) Any person who violates such a cease and desist order issued pursuant to Subsection (3) of this Section, or who fails or refuses to comply with, do, undertake, or perform any representation in their special event application or the plans thereto, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation.