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City Council Minutes Page 2 May 5,2014 1. Applicant must obtain property owner permission for the use of any private property. 2. The event planner is required to notify surrounding businesses, residents, and organizations. The city will provide a template of the notice that must be distributed and a list of property owners to notify. The event planner must submit an affidavit that the notice was distributed. 3. Closures of Main Street and Jackson Avenue will be permitted from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Saturday,June 28, 2014. All booths, tents, traffic control, etc. must be removed from the streets prior to removal of the barricades. 4. If ERAAA wants to ensure all sites are clear of vehicles the day of the event: No Parking signs must be in place 24 hours prior to enforcement. To avoid confusion with area businesses as to when the parking restriction takes effect, the signs should be printed which read similar to the following: • NO PARKING • Date/Time TO Date/Time • SPECIAL EVENT The ERAAA is responsible for printing the signs. BOLD black or red lettering on white 8.5x11 card stock (not paper) is acceptable. The signs should be stapled to lath. If the ERAAA brings the signs to the Police Department 48 hours before the event they will take care of placement. There should be a sufficient number of signs to be placed every 25 feet on Jackson and Main Street and for the lower city-owned parking lot. If ERAAA chooses not to do the signs, the Police Department would assist in trying to contact the owners of vehicles left parked on the street and in the parking lot during the venue, but would not remove the vehicles. 5. The applicant shall hire a private certified traffic control installer to supply and place all traffic control for the planned street closures as indicated on the attached Downtown Street Closure Plan and ArtSoup Additional Traffic Control Amendment Plan. Street closures shall not be put in place before 6:00 a.m. and must be removed by 7:00 p.m. the day of the event. 6. Contact information for the applicant's traffic control installer shall be submitted to the city engineer 3 weeks prior to the event so a formal permit application can be made to MnDOT, by the city, on the applicant's behalf. Failure to provide this information within the timeline required may result in denial of the permit by MnDOT. MnDOT's conditions may increase the number of signs required. Any additional signs required by MnDOT as part of the permit will need to be supplied by the applicant's contractor. Listed below are a number of certified firms that can assist you with your traffic control needs. (There may be other companies that are not listed below.) P O W E R E D 0 Y 1`4 f U