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8. Application for Permit. 8.1 Application. Applications for Downtown Activity Permits shall be directed to the City, or the Contractor that has been authorized by the City to issue such permits. Applications shall be made on a form prescribed by the City Manager or Contractor. The application shall describe the activity for which a permit is requested, the number of persons participating in the activity, and the area in which the activity will be carried out. The application shall be signed and shall state that the applicant will abide by all applicable federal and state laws, all applicable municipal ordinances, this Rule, and any conditions imposed on the Downtown Activity Permit. 8.2 Fees. The application shall be accompanied by all required fees. 9. Action on Application. The City Manager shall issue a written decision on the application. The permit shall be allowed only upon execution of a permit on a form and containing provisions acceptable to the City and upon payment of all required fees and otherwise in conformity with all applicable laws, ordinances and rules. 10. Term of Permit. Each permit shall specify the term for which the permit is issued. Any permit with an unspecified termination date shall be terminated six months after the date of issue or upon 30 days' written notice unless susceptible to termination on shorter notice under another section of this Rule. 11. Priority for Conflicting Permit Applications. 11.1 Complete applications for permits shall be processed on a first-come, first- served basis. Based on the standards provided in this Rule for pedestrian access, emergency access, safety, and aesthetic values, the Contractor may determine the maximum number of permits that will be issued for a given form of commerce, subject to review by the City. 11.2 Applications for the same date, time and location, if meeting the conditions and terms of this Rule and applicable laws, shall be granted to the first complete application received. 11.3 In scheduling the time and location for activities, the City Manager shall work with applicants to resolve apparent conflicts with a view toward accomplishing the purposes of the Downtown Activity Zone. 12. Waiver. Except for violations of the Eugene Code, 1971, and State law, the City Manager may waive in writing any requirement in this Rule to the extent necessary to accomplish the purposes of the Downtown Activity Zone stated in EC 4.870. Administrative Order - Page 28 of 29