SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. A Special Events Permit may be required for Events at which it is anticipated that 75 or more individuals will attend, Events involving the sale of goods, Events at which alcohol will be present, and Events open to the general public. The Special Event Permit imposes additional rules and restrictions not set forth in this Agreement. A Special Events permit application package and related information may be obtained by contacting the Risk Management at (000) 000-0000. If a Special Event Permit is required for the Event, then this Agreement must be submitted for approval at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to the date scheduled for the Event, unless a different deadline is established by the County Administrative Officer, and shall be of no force and effect unless and until the Special Event Permit has been issued.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. The City hereby finds the World Series to comply with the Municipal Code of Park City Section 4A. Upon execution of this Agreement, Park City shall issue to TCS a Special Event Permit that covers all activities of TCS described in this Agreement that may require such a Permit. Annual Supplemental Plans will be necessary to obtain building permits, temporary beer and liquor licenses, sign plan approval, transportation, security, and waste/recycling plans, and all other required permits, approvals, variances, etc. that may be encompassed by the Special Event Permit for each World Series. TCS will coordinate with the City and any other approved special event applicants to ensure that the impacts of events are minimized to the surrounding community.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. LESSEE agrees to cause the USGA to obtain a Special Event Permit, as set forth in Section 22 of this Lease for the conduct of the Championship.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. Approval and execution of this Lease Agreement by the Lessee shall constitute approval of any Special Event Permit required by the City of Twin Falls.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. Upon the payment of the Event deposit specified in Exhibit D, City shall issue a special event permit to Organizer for the Event in the designated Event map contained in Exhibit B, subject to the restrictions and conditions set forth in this Agreement and in the Exhibits, approved Technical Map and plans. The special event permit is contingent upon Organizer complying with this Agreement, maintaining specified insurance, and operating the Event in accordance to the terms set forth herein and in the attached Exhibits and approved Technical Map and plans.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. Upon the payment of the fees set forth in the City of Columbia Code of Ordinances, City shall issue a special event permit to Organizer for the Event in the designated Event map contained in Exhibit B, subject to the restrictions and conditions set forth in this Agreement and in the Exhibits, approved Technical Map and plans. The special event permit is contingent upon Organizer complying with this Agreement, maintaining specified insurance, and operating the Event in accordance to the terms set forth herein and in the attached Exhibits and approved Technical Map and plans.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. A Special Event Permit may be required for Events at which it is anticipated that 75 or more individuals will attend, Events involving the sale of goods, Events at which alcohol will be present, and Events open to the general public. The Special Event Permit imposes additional rules and restrictions not set forth in this Agreement. A Special Events permit application and related information may be obtained here: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx/cao/page/special-events. If a Special Event Permit is required for the Event, then this Agreement must be submitted for approval at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to the date scheduled for the Event, unless a different deadline is established by the Mono County Administrative Office, and shall be of no force and effect unless and until the Special Event Permit has been issued.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. A special event is an event that could impact other park users, park facilities and resources. Special event permits are required for, but not limited to, the following: Walk, run or bike race Festival Wedding Procession or mass gathering Amplified radio, television, stereo or musical instrument whether fixed, portable or vehicular-mounted Inflatable bouncers Generators Power saws, chain saws, power tools of any kind Public address system whether fixed, portable or vehicular-mounted Extra picnic tables Extra parking • Special events need to be approved 45 days prior to the date of reservation. • To obtain a Special Event Permit Application go to: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/conservation/facilities/special-event-application/ • Failure to make arrangements for a special event permit shall result in forfeiture of your facility reservation without refund. ALCOHOL/DEPOSITS Shelters: • Consumption of keg beer shall be restricted to rented facilities only (No keg beer allowed at Equestrian Center facilities unless allowed by a special event permit). Beer, wine, and champagne are permitted, but may not be sold in any form or container in the park system. Liquor is not permitted in any PCCB facilities. The renter is responsible to ensure that all persons consuming beer, wine or champagne at the event are of legal age. • Because Easter Lake Park is a “no alcohol” park, all beer, wine or champagne must stay within a 25-yard radius of the rented shelter. Any beer, wine, or champagne found beyond 25 yards of the rented shelter at Easter Lake Park will be confiscated and renter may be cited. • Deposits Any renter having keg beer or an equivalent quantity of beer, wine, and/or champagne is required to pay a $100 deposit to the park ranger or uniformed officer on the day of the event and prior to the beginning of the event. Checks or cash are the only forms of payment that will be accepted. Checks should be made payable to PCCB. No money orders will be accepted. If no cleanup or repairs are necessary by PCCB staff, the $100 deposit shall be returned at the conclusion of the event or within five business days following the day of the event. The renter shall assume responsibility for all damages to the facility, the park, and for any injuries to any person. This indemnity requirement is not intended to waive Polk County’s immunities afforded by law. Chichaqua Longhouse: • Uniformed Officer: At the Chichaqua Longhouse, for groups having keg be...
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. Beyond the footprint of the Facility, Operator must comply with the City’s Special Events Permit Process and notify the City’s authorized representative of such potential activity according to the policies and guidelines within the required timelines and formal permit applications and meetings.
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT. XXXXXX agrees to cause the USGA to obtain a Special Event Permit, as set forth in Section 22 of this Lease for the conduct of the Championship.
