Roseville, CA Special Events & Permits: Park Event Permits (2026)

200(A) otherwise prohibit without one, including amplified sound, assemblies over 50 people lasting more than 30 minutes, commercial activity, exhibits or performances, and structures like tents, stages, or bandstands over 150 square feet. Subsection A lets the director designate registration areas where use is restricted to persons or groups who register and obtain a permit in advance. To apply, subsection C requires a written application on the director's form, an application fee set by the director's fee schedule, an executed indemnification and reimbursement agreement covering the city's policing, cleanup, and restoration costs, and, for activities that require one, a security deposit sized to the estimated cost of policing, cleaning, and restoring the park.

That deposit is refunded in full within 30 days if there is no damage beyond ordinary wear and no extraordinary city services were needed; otherwise the city can retain all or part of it for repairs, extraordinary services, or fines, with retention decisions appealable to the city manager. 300(D)). The director can deny a permit if the applicant was convicted of a peace-disturbance crime or found civilly liable for a noise nuisance within the past three years, made false statements in the application, proposed a use likely to create a disturbance of the peace under Penal Code § 415, or missed the 15-day filing deadline. Approved permits are not transferable, and applicants must carry insurance naming the city as an additional insured.