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names, addresses, employment history, judicial involvement including criminal history, and history of denial, suspension or revocation of business licenses in this or any other jurisdiction. In addition, either at the time of application or any time prior to the issuance of a certification card, the applicant must furnish to the City a letter from a licensed security agency, signed by the owner or manager of the agency, stating that the agency intends to employ the applicant as soon as the certification card is issued. 4.2 In addition to the requirements of 4.1 above, an applicant for an armed security agent certification must provide proof of satisfactory completion of a course of training approved or provided by the City related to the arms used. The course must have been completed within 90 days preceding the date of application, and any certificates thereof valid throughout the term of the certification applied for. 5. Special Events. 5.1 An applicant for a special events security agency license shall comply with paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this section. In addition, the applicant shall provide the name, date of birth, social security number, current residence address, driver's license number, and photocopy of the license or certification of each security agent for whom a special events certification is being requested. 5.2 If an applicant for a sp~cial event security agency license is not currently licensed by the City, the applicant shall provide written proof of a current license or certification by another jurisdiction within the state of Oregon valid at the time of the proposed services within the city. If any of the security agents who will be working at the special event are not certified by the City, written proof must be provided for each such security agent of a current security agent license or certification by another jurisdiction within the state of Oregon valid at the time of the proposed services within the City. For both the security agency and security agents, the written proof must be accompanied by a copy of the other jurisdiction's requirements for obtaining that license or certification. The City Manager or designee may reject a license or certification from another jurisdiction as a basis for issuance of a special events license and certification if the City Manager or designee determines that the requirements of the other jurisdiction are less stringent than the requirements of the City of Eugene. 5.3 The City Manager or designee may establish reasonable requirements with respect to the time within which an application must be submitted, taking into consideration the nature of the event and the number of applicants to be considered for temporary certification (which may be Security Agency Administrative Rule R-3.285 - 2