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BACKGROUND: <br /> The Pleasanton Police Department manages approximately sixty (60) special events <br /> each year. These events, which range from walk-a-thons to art festivals, bring <br /> economic growth to the city, as well as, positive exposure, yet they create significant <br /> financial impact to the police department budget. <br /> The time demands needed to approve and manage these events are such that a full <br /> time police supervisor position is dedicated. The management of these events, <br /> depending on the size and complexity, can range from several hours to several weeks <br /> in addition to the staff time spent at the actual event. The proposed fee is an <br /> administrative fee relative to the management/organization of the event and does not <br /> include the costs of staffing these events. <br /> DISCUSSION: <br /> Having a special event application fee is an industry standard (as enumerated in <br /> Attachment 1) that helps reduce the untimely submission and processing of special <br /> event application information. Municipalities require applicants to provide information to <br /> evaluate risk and liability associated with an event. Multiple cities within the Bay Area <br /> were surveyed with the vast majority having a special event application fee in place. <br /> The police department is recommending the City amend the Master Fee Schedule to <br /> allow for a special event application fee that will assist with efforts to review and <br /> evaluate special event applications in a timely manner. <br /> Submitted by: Fiscal Review: Approved by: <br /> Dave r (5/---11 Emily Wagner Nelson Fialho <br /> Police Chief Director of Finance City Manager <br /> Attachments: <br /> 1. Special Event Application Fee Industry Comparisons <br /> 2. Resolution to Amend Master Fee Resolution 92-100 to Establish a Special Event <br /> Application Fee. <br />