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recognizes that a performing arts center can only be successful if the schedule of attractions and productions presented is balanced and includes quality presentations of all forms and genres of the performing arts. It may be necessary to negotiate dates being held by a resident company in the event that a week-long popular entertainment opportunity arises. 6. All initial applications for residency status shall be submitted to the Center, with substantiating documents on or before an annual date to be established by the City's Cultural Services Division. Upon receipt of a complete application, Center staff will review the application for compliance with this policy and other adopted policies applicable to the Center and the City, and forward a recommendation to the City Manager for final approval. 7. Status as a resident company commences on July 1, and continues to June 30 of the following year. Thereafter, all approved resident companies will be reviewed annually by Center staff for compliance with this policy at which time the companies will provide an annual report. Resident company status shall continue uninterrupted so long as the resident company remains in compliance with the criteria listed above. 8. Upon finding exception with applicable criteria, Center staff shall notify the City Manager and the resident company of its non-compliance and potential change in status. In the event the Center's staff determines that a resident company is no longer qualified for such status, it shall request the City Manager to withdraw approval. The City Manager shall review the staff recommendation and any submissions received from the resident company. Upon finding the resident company has failed to fulfill the requirements to maintain residency status the City Manager shall withdraw its recognition as an approved resident company. Exhibit B-3