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June 30 of the fiscal year; 1.8 Employ paid artists, performers, and crews; 1.9 Demonstrate an educational component; offer low- or no-cost student performances at the Hult Center or at other locations in the area; and 1.10 On July 1, submit to the Center an annual report recapping residency qualifications. The organizations must continue to fulfill the above requirements in order to maintain residency status. 2. The benefits of residency status include the following: 2.1 Resident Company rates and fees; 2.2 Discounted equipment rental rates; 2.3 Local stage labor rates; 2.4 No rental fee for non-dress rehearsals; 2.5 Institutional recognition as a Resident Company; 2.6 Advance scheduling priority; 2.7 Guaranteed facility use based on a negotiated Standard Schedule; 2.8 Permission to use donated food at scheduled season events; 2.9 Discounted merchandise percentage; 2.10 No deposit requirement; and 2.11 PUF waiver on youth events, by application. 3. Cooperation will continue between the Center and the resident company staff in the area of scheduling, marketing, promotion and financial management. Communication between the Center and resident companies will help guide these efforts. 4. Provision for Resident Company priority scheduling will be based on the following time line: a. The calendar will open no later than 21 months prior to the beginning of the season being scheduled (Le. October 1,2001 for the season beginning July 1, 2003). b. A Resident Company shall submit a letter of intent to be used as the basis for Part A. of the license agreement no later than January 15 prior to the beginning of the season. c. License Agreements will be issued prior to subscription sales. 5. The Hult Center is committed to partnerships with a complement of resident companies and also Exhibit B-2