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Ordinance No. Page 5 practice of massage from the local, state, or federal agency, or a copy thereof; and 2. the person's name, date of birth, and social security number, and business name, address, and telephone number; and 3. two (2) recent, identical, passport-size, color photographs of the applicant. The Police Chief shall have the right to take additional photographs of the applicant; and 4. an application fee pursuant to section 6.24.090 of this Chapter; ii. as a condition of the permit, license or certificate from the local, state, or federal agency, or a copy thereof, the person was required to meet educational standards pertaining to massage and provides proof of liability insurance in the sum of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00). iii. as a condition of the permit, license, or certificate from the local, state, or federal agency, the person successfully passed a criminal background check which considered the same or similar disqualifying conduct provided in Section 6.64.110(8) of this Chapter, and the person's fingerprints were submitted to the California Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation. 2. A person may be issued no more than two (2) special event permits per calendar year. C. Student Clinic: 1. The permit requirements of this Chapter shall not apply to any student who is enrolled in a course in a school of massage located in the City of Pleasanton and is engaged in a student clinic, if the following requirements are met: a. the student has successfully completed at a school of massage a minimum of the following curriculum, which shall be non-repetitive: i. 20 hours of ethics; and ii. 20 hours of anatomy and physiology; and iii. 20 hours of any massage modality; and iv. 40 hours of Swedish massage or 40 hours of Shiatsu massage. Credit from a course not requiring actual attendance in class may not be used to satisfy the education requirements.