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A. The SERC or City Council, as applicable, may deny a special event application whenever the following apply:

1. Any grounds stated in Section 5.04.040;

2. The event presents significant or unacceptable adverse impacts upon the community, other businesses, or residents, which cannot reasonably be mitigated;

3. The event will pose an unreasonable burden on police, fire, EMS, public roads, or other essential public services so as to compromise services to other City residents;

4. The event will substantially interfere with any other event for which a permit has already been granted or with the provision of City services in support of other such events;

5. The applicant fails to provide the required documentation with the application or provides false or misleading statements in the application or supporting materials;

6. The applicant demonstrates an inability or unwillingness to conduct the event in conformity with the permit or the provisions of this chapter, or past events sponsored by the applicant or permittee have not been carried out in conformity with approved permits or this chapter;

7. The applicant has not obtained necessary licenses or permits from other governmental agencies required for the operation of the event; or

8. The applicant has not provided necessary proof of financial responsibility. (Ord. 18-15 § 3, 2018)