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ATTACHMENT 1. City of Pleasanton Department of Parks and Community Services 200 Old Bernal Avenue, Pleasanton 484-8160 AMADORTHEATER INFORMATION ANDREGULATIONS The permittee must read the Rules and Regulations prior to making application for use of the Amador Theater. The permittee must also be responsible for informing their group of the Rules and Regulations. FACILITY DESCR/PTION The Amador Community Theater is located at 1155 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, California. It is a City owned and operated theater located on the grounds of Amador Valley High School. Maximum seating capacity 631; 407 on the main floor, 224 in the balcony. The stage area is approximately 1056 square feet; 32 feet deep by 33 feet wide. Dressing rooms with rest room facilities are downstairs from the stage. Lessee must be sensitive to any impact the facility use may have on Amador High School activities and how school activities may impact lessee. Additional parking is available at Amador Community Park and Alisal School. RENTAL FEES AND PRIORITY CLASSIFICATION Basic rental fee is for the use and hours specified in your contract; set-up, performance, and clean-up are inclusive. Use may be extended by paying an additional fee, if the facility is available. See Fee Schedule for rates. PRIORITY CLASSIFICATION OF GROUPS Priority A: Sponsored Groups Sponsored groups are designated by meeting the requirements indicated below in the Policy for a Recreation Group Sponsorship Classification. 1. Co-sponsored - Reserved for community groups whose program serves a significant number of people, providing a wholesome and desirable recreational activity and is considered of service to the community. 2. Sanctioned Programs - Meets all above requirements but is limited in degree in terms of numbers served. 3. Approved - Worthwhile community activities or projects which are beneficial to the community but have main values other than recreation or is of a limited recreation value. Priority B: Classified Groups 1. Permitted - Local organizations using facilities for their own members. Examples of these types of groups wouldbe service clubs, homeowner organizations, educational or non-profit social service groups. 2. Private and Commercial Use - Required to pay current fee and rental charges as established by the Park and Recreation Commission and City Council on a periodic basis. Resident applications to be given priority over non-residents' applications. Priority C: Non-Residents Applicants residing outside city limits of Pleasanton. Organizations whose membership is less than 75% Pleasanton residents.