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(lc) Carnivals are allowed 7 days to store and set up equipment prior to their Special Event and 7 days to clean up the site after the conclusion of the special Event. (1) Candy may be handed out at parades but is not allowed to be thrown from moving objects. (m) Requirements concerning the area of assembly and disbanding of a parade or other events occurring along a route. (n) Removal of advertising /promotional materials. (o) Requirements for appropriate lighting. (p) Requirements for the use of City personnel and equipment. (q) Compliance with animal protection ordinances and laws. (r) Restrictions on the use of amplified sound and compliance with noise ordinances, regulations and laws. (s) Requirements to provide notice of the Special Event to surrounding property owners. (t) Restrictions on the sale or consumption of alcohol and compliance with all applicable liquor license laws. (u) Applicant must secure all necessary permits from outside agencies such as Mn /DOT or Sherburne County for road closures. 38515 Exceptions (a) The requirement for a Special Event Permit does not apply to the following: I. Special events sponsored and managed by the city. 2. Special Events held on School District property. 3. Neighborhood block parties held in connection with National Night Out. 4. Neighborhood block parties where no streets are proposed to be closed. 5. Funerals and funeral processions. 6. Regularly established assembly events on the grounds of any school, playground, city, or county park, place of worship, hotel conference center, stadium, athletic field, arena, auditorium or similar place of assembly. (b) Neighborhood block parties which are not excepted by (a) above shall require the issuance of a Special Event Permit, subject to the following: 1. Permits for block parties where only one block is proposed to be closed may be issued by City staff unless staff refers the application to the City Council. 2. No indemnification or insurance shall be required for neighborhood block parties, unless staff or City Council determines that unique circumstances require that indemnification or insurance should be required. 38 -516 Grounds for .Denial or Revocation All permit applications under this division shall be made to the city cleric and referred to the chief of police and such other municipal departments or offices as the city cleric deems necessary for verification and investigation of the facts set forth in the application. The chief of police and other department heads or officers consulted shall submit their reports and recommendations to the city clerk. The staff and /or council shall have the discretion to consider, in granting, denying or revoking a permit, any reasonable facts or circumstances relating to public health, safety and welfare including, but not limited to, the following;