Each application for a park permit shall be accompanied by a written plan for traffic and crowd control. The plan shall specify the number of persons which the applicant will provide for traffic control and crowd control. The plan shall provide for a minimum of one traffic and crowd control person to be on duty at all times during the assembly for each three hundred (300) persons reasonably expected to attend as estimated by the city manager. The plan shall contain the names, ages, addresses and qualifications of all persons who shall be provided for traffic or crowd control. No person who has been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, or who is under the age of eighteen (18) years, shall be permitted to act as a crowd or traffic control person. If traffic or crowd control is to be provided by a security agency, an executed contract for the service shall accompany the plan. The plan shall contain a statement that all traffic and crowd control persons will wear a distinctive uniform which the plan shall describe. The plan shall provide for the permittee to provide no parking signs enforced with barricades or cones and tape along Highway 224 between River Mill Road and SW 2nd Avenue for any event that charges for parking or has over two thousand (2,000) people in attendance with free parking. The plan must also provide for adequate floodlights at the two park exits onto Highway 224 for events with two thousand (2,000) people or more in attendance. (Prior code § 1.615)