Lewisville, TX Special Events & Permits: Park Event Permits (2026)

generally, with LLELA and Lake Park day use area on earlier seasonal schedules). When that permission is granted, only the specific park containing the permitted activity remains open, and only until the activity ceases; at that point the park reverts to closed status and the standard closed-park rules resume. This dovetails with § 10-67's loitering ban, which exempts anyone present under the director's special written permission, and with § 10-69's list of prohibited park acts, several of which (amplified sound systems, selling goods, commercial activity, tents/fires) separately require the director's written consent or a city permit even during an event that has after-hours approval.

The director's authority here sits alongside the broader power in § 10-66(d) to designate hours of operation and uses for all parks and to close any park as needed, meaning the after-hours permission is discretionary and can be limited or revoked by the director's general control over park scheduling. There is no fee schedule or numeric criteria written into § 10-68 itself; the section is a short grant of administrative discretion to the director rather than a permit-application ordinance with fixed standards.