Municipal Designation Sample Clauses

Municipal Designation. ‌ Except as specifically noted below, the designation of an Event as Municipally Significant is required where an organization‟s Event is both (a) outdoors and (b) involves an agreement between the SOP holder and a liquor sales licensee (e.g., bars and restaurants) to allow a patron to take a single serving of alcohol between the respective permitted and licensed areas. The purpose of this agreement is to ensure there is no unreasonable risk to public safety, the public interest and the public, and no unreasonable risk of non-compliance with the Liquor License Act and Regulations by either of the parties. This agreement must be sent to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario at least 30 days prior to the Event, and must be approved by the Registrar. No municipal designation of “municipal significance” is required where the Special Occasion Permit applicant is either a charitable organization registered under the Income Tax Act or a non-profit association or organization for the advancement of charitable, educational, religious or community objects. Any other person or group may also be issued a Public Event SOP, however, in this case the Event must first be designated either by the municipality as one of municipal significance, or by the Registrar of Alcohol and Gaming as one of provincial, national, or international significance. A request for municipal designation must be submitted by the applicant as part of the application process. A municipality is not under any obligation to provide a designation to an applicant for an Event SOP.‌ A municipal designation may take the form of a resolution of council or a letter from council‟s authorized designate (e.g. Municipal Clerk) on municipal letterhead and stating that the municipality deems the Event as one that is significant to the community. While a particular Event may receive a designation from a municipality, the Registrar ultimately decides if the necessary criteria have been met in order for a permit to be issued.
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