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ATTACHMENT 4 92 A.Form. Any person or organization desiring to hold a Temporary Cannabis Event must 93 apply for a permit using the application provided. Incomplete applications will be 94 returned to the applicant with details on how to make the application complete. In 95 addition to other relevant information, the application must contain the following: 96 97 1.Applicant name, address, phone number; 98 99 2.Address of proposed Temporary Cannabis Event; 100 101 3.Name of property owner, if different from applicant, and signature of property 102 owner authorizing use of property for the Temporary Cannabis Event; 103 104 4.A copy of the application for a Temporary Cannabis Event Organizer license 105 submitted to the Office of Cannabis Management under, and meeting the 106 requirements of, Minnesota Statute Section 342.39, subd. 2; 107 108 5.A diagram of the Temporary Cannabis Event showing: 109 110 a.Location and description of sanitary facilities meeting federal and state 111 requirements; 112 113 b.Location and description of solid waste disposal facilities meeting state and 114 local regulations; 115 116 c.Location and description of mobile food vending to be offered at the 117 Temporary Cannabis Event; proof of license and permit for vending must be 118 submitted at least seven days prior the event and kept on site for immediate 119 inspection. 120 121 6.Security: In addition to meeting the requirements of Minnesota Statute Section 122 342.40, subd. 3, the City may require the applicant employ, at their own expense, 123 additional security personnel necessary to protect maximum number of persons 124 permitted to attend the event and to preserve order in and around event site as 125 determined by the City. No permit shall be issued unless the City police and fire 126 departments have approved the security plan. 127 128 7.Emergency Plan: Applicant shall provide the City with an emergency plan that 129 details procedures for managing or responding to emergencies as required by the 130 Minnesota State Fire Code. In addition, for events where there is a possibility for 131 more than 1,000 people to congregate, the applicant shall provide trained crowd 132 managers. The minimum number of crowd managers shall be established at a 133 ratio of one crowd manager to every 250 persons. Where approved by the fire 134 code official, the ratio of crowd managers may be permitted to be reduced only 135 where the facility is fully equipped with an approved automatic sprinkler system 136 or based upon the nature of the event. The emergency plan and amount of crowd 137 managers must be approved by the fire department. RS160\\1\\976665.v7 Qbhf!221!pg!745