United States Department ofthe Interior - nps.gov · Person(s) in Char e: Deena Katz, Matt Hall, Ann Marie Hoffman, Paul Sorenson, James Day Address( es): ... engineered drawings

United States Department of the Interior NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

National Capital Region 1100 Ohio Drive, S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20242 IN REPLY REfEll TO:

PUBLIC GATHERING PERMIT

Permit: 18-0710 Date: March 19, 2018

In accordance with Park Regulations as contained in C.F.R., Title 36, Chapter 1, Section 7.96, permission is granted to conduct a public gathering to the following:

Person(s) and/or Organization(s): March for Our Lives

Dates(s): Tuesday, March 20, 2018 To: Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Time: Starting: 6:00 AM Ending: 8:00 PM

Location(s): Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site U. S. Navy Memorial (Hancock and Market Square) Meade Statue Plaza, Reservation #553 John Marshall Park, Mall-North/South Gravel Walkways, 41h_ J21h Streets Mall Outer Gravel Walkways-3rd_14h Streets, Madison Drive & Freedom Plaza

Purpose: Students across the country who will no longer risk their lives waiting for someone else to take action to stop the epidemic of mass school shootings.

Anticipated Number or Participants: 500000

Person(s) in Char e: Deena Katz, Matt Hall, Ann Marie Hoffman, Paul Sorenson, James Day Address( es): os Angeles, California 90067 Phone Number: Mobile Number:

On-Site Contact: Matt Hall Mobile Number:

This permit is granted subject to the following conditions:

1. Permittee and all participants authorized therein must comply with all of the conditions of this permit and with all reasonable directions of the United States Park Police.

2. All sidewalks, walkways, and roadways must remain unobstructed to allow for the reasonable use of these areas by pedestrians, vehicles and other park visitors.

PERMITIEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR READING AND ADHERING TO A TTACHED

ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS.

Additional Conditions Permit #18-0710 Individual/Organization: March For Our Lives Person(s) In Charge: Deena Katz, Ann Marie Hoffman, Paul Sorenson & Matt Hall Location(s): Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site-3rd to-13th Streets, Reservation #553, Meade Plaza, John Marshall Park, Indiana Avenue Plaza, U.S. Navy Memorial, Freedom Plaza, Madison Drive and Washington-Gravel Walkway, 3rd_14h Streets March 20-27, 2017 (06:00 a.m.-05:00 p.m.)

EVENT OVERVIEW: Approximately (500,000) student participants and adults from across the country, will no longer risk their lives waiting for someone else to take action to stop the epidemic of mass school shootings that has become all too familiar. In the tragic wake of the seventeen lives brutally cut shot in Florida, politicians are telling us that now is not the time to talk about guns. March for Our Lives believes the time is now."

Time Line:

March 20, 2018 March 23, 2018 06:00 a.m.-04:00 p.m. Deliveries/Set up event Site March 24, 2018 12:00 Noon-03 :00 p.m. March For Our Lives March 24, 2018March 27, 2018 09:30 a.m.-04:00 p.m. Strike/Cleanup/Depart

This permit is granted subject to the following conditions and may be amended by the National Park Service to reflect changes to conditions.

This permit authorizes the construction and/or placement of facilities in support of the March For Our Lives First amendment demonstration along Pennsylvania A venue National Historical Site from 3rd Street to 13th Street. Facilities include tents, trailers, bleachers, media platforms, sound towers, generators, portable restrooms, medial aid and water stations.

The permittee agrees to be fully responsible for the management, performance, use and safety within the permit area involved in this authorization until the work is completed, inspected, and accepted. The permittee hereby agrees to accept responsibility and assume liability for any and all tort claims arising from the actions or omissions of its representatives or employees directly or indirectly connected with the work performed, the maintenance of, or the use of this facility to the greatest extent permitted by law. To the extent that the work is performed by non-Governmental persons or organizations, the permittee shall require such persons or organizations to:

a. Procure public and employee liability insurance from responsible companies with a minimum limitation of $2,000,000 per person for any one claim and an aggregate limit of $5,000,000 for any number of claims arising from any one incident. The United States of America shall be named as an additional insured on all such policies. The permit number will be included on said policy.

Additional Conditions Permit #18-0710

All such policies shall specify that the insured shall have no right of subrogation against the United States for payments of any premiums or deductibles, thereunder, and such insurance policies shall be obtained by, be for the account of, and be at the insured's sole risk.

b. Pay the United States the full value of any damages to the lands or other property of the United States caused by any omission or activity in connection with this permit.

c. Indemnify, save and hold harmless and defend the United States against all fines, claims, damages, losses, judgments and expenses arising out of, or from any omission or activity in connection with this permit.

Permission for placement of facilities is granted based on the attached layout diagrams for all areas referenced in this permit.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

1. Permittee and all participants authorized therein must comply with all of the conditions of this permit and with all reasonable directions of the National Park Service and United States Park Police personnel.

2. All sidewalks, walkways, and roadways must remain unobstructed during the construction activities to allow for the reasonable use of these areas by pedestrians, vehicles, and other park visitors.

3. Prior to beginning construction or placement of all facilities, Permittee, and/or Permittee's contractors or agents will contact Mr. Leonard D. Lee, Permit Specialist (202) 245-4715, or Mr. Jeff Gowen, Chief, Division of Facility Management, (202) 2454492, to coordinate specific logistical requirements. Permittee and its representatives will follow instructions provided by these individuals with regard to accessing park property and will take all precautions to protect park resources.

4. All requests, correspondence and meetings with the National Park Service pertaining to this permit shall be scheduled by the permittee only. All contractors, subcontractors or consultants must channel their requests through the recognized representatives of the permittee, who in turn will contact the National Park Service.

5. The Permittee shall insure that all facilities and structures placed on park property adhere to all applicable codes, standards, and regulations including but not limited to BOCA, OSHA, USPHS, NFP A-101, IBC 2006, IFC 2006 and ADA, covering requirements including but not limited to safe construction practices, grounding of generators and maintaining access to the Memorial. Permittee will submit stamped engineered drawings for all structures, i.e. cable trusses, tents, stages, audio and video towers, etc. for NPS review and approval.

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6. All activities pursuant to this permit shall be in compliance with the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252; 42 U.S.C. 200d ed seg.); Title V, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (87 Stat. 394; 29 U.S.C. 794); the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 (89 Stat. 728; 42 U.S.C. 6101 et seg.); and with all other Federal laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination on grounds of race, color, national origin, handicap, religion, or sex in employment and in providing facilities and services to the public. Nothing in advertising for employees shall be done which will prevent those covered by these laws from qualifying for employment.

7. The permittee shall require all employees and/or contractors to exercise all normal and reasonable safety precautions and to protect park visitors and property. Suitable devices such as barricades, fences, lanterns, etc. necessary for employee and public safety, shall be provided and adequately maintained. Such devices require the concurrence of the NPS Permit Specialist or designated representative.

8. Throughout the course of this permit, the Permittee, is responsible for taking all necessary precautions to minimize resource damage throughout the permitted area. In addition, permittee must supervise their contractors and employees during set-up and teardown to assure that there is no damage to park resources.

9. No wires or cables are to be attached to trees or other vegetation or flown aerially. Any wires or cables required in support of permitted activities must be run on the ground, in troughs or yellow jackets, to prevent tripping hazards.

10. All laws, rules and regulations applicable to the area covered by this permit remain in effect.

11. The permittee shall be responsible for the cost and repairs to any structures, facilities, roadways, sidewalks, infrastructures, sod, soils, or landscape vegetation on park land damaged by the work authorized under this permit, and caused as a result of operating outside of the conditions of this permit.

12. The area must be left in substantially the same condition as it was prior to the activities authorized herein, and all litter shall be placed in the trash containers provided.

13. This permit is applicable only for the use of the areas designated above, and during the times designated above. All facilities constructed or placed under this permit will be removed prior to March 27, 2018.

14. The National Park Service reserves the right to immediately revoke this permit at any time should it reasonably appear that the activity presents a clear and present danger to the public safety, good order or health, or if any conditions of this permit are violated.

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15. A copy of this permit shall be available on site for inspection by National Park Service and United States Park Police personnel.

16. All proposed amendments or additions to this permit and all proposed locations of vehicles, equipment, storage, installations of any kind, areas of activity, work and power plans shall be submitted to the NPS for prior written approval prior to the installation of facilities. These proposals shall be in map or diagram form suitable for on the ground inspection.

17. Permittee will provide an on-site coordinator to be accessible to the National Park Service and the United States Park Police personnel at all times during construction or set-up activities and during dismantling of facilities post-event.

18. All staff, volunteers, artists/participants, and vendors involved in the construction and teardown of the bleachers and reviewing stand will be issued some form of identification. The credentials will identify the person by name and category and include any event logo.

19. Colored copies of all credentials will be provided to NPS and USPP in advance of the construction.

20. Permittee is responsible for ensuring that event plans meet the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for accessibility. Site plans must depict ADA elements, including, but not limited to, ADA compliant portable toilets, viewing areas, accessible paths of travel etc.

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS PENNSYLVANIA A VENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE SIDEWALKS:

SOUND DELAY TOWERS:

Contractor: Maryland Sound Time Line: Equipment: Nine (9) Delay Towers w/Generators

Delay Tower #1: North Side of Pennsylvania Ave between 3rd and 4th (1) 150kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**

o (1) 8-box Line Array System hung via Chain Hoist o (1) 6-box Line Array System hung via Chain Hoist

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Delay Tower #2: North Side of Pennsylvania Ave at 4th (1) 70kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**


Delay Tower #3: South Side of Pennsylvania Ave at Constitution (1) 70kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**



o (1) 8-box Line Array System hung via Chain Hoist

Delay Tower #5: South Side of Pennsylvania Ave at 7th (1) 70kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**


Delay Tower #6: South Side of Pennsylvania Ave between 7th and 9th in front of the National Archives

(1) 70kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**




Delay Tower #8: South Side of Pennsylvania Ave at 1 oth (1) 70kW Generator Audio Delay Tower**


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** Each Audio Delay tower is constructed from a 7,000 lb. concrete block (6'x6') + outriggers, with a Vertical Post bolted to the block. The post has a header on the top of it, which allows for Chain Hoist connection. Stamped Engineering drawings are available upon request.

Resource Protection:

Pursuant to 36 CFR 7.96(g)(5)(xii), 2.3 l(a)(2),(3) the destruction, defacement, damaging, alteration, or removal of park resources or facilities is prohibited. No item, including signs or banners, may be attached to park trees, plantings, benches, statues, walls, fences, or other park property. No holes may be dug and no item, including signs or banners, may be attached to park trees, plantings, benches or other park property.

Site Furnishings:

Permittee may not move or otherwise harm existing site furnishings, including but not limited to posts and chains, benches, waste receptacles, and drinking fountains. No attachments may be made to, pass through, or be affixed to existing site furnishings.

Additional temporary site furnishings may be provided by the Permittee; however, these furnishings must meet the guidelines set forth in this document. No permanent installation of site furnishings is permitted.

Hard Surfaces:

Temporary protection of all hard surfaces affected by the construction or erection of staging elements, sound towers, camera equipment, cranes, lighting structures, miscellaneous equipment, or scaffolding must be provided. All protective pads or cushioning devices shall be non-staining.

Turf Protection:

For the purpose of protection, any area not paved shall be treated as lawn from 3rd Street to 14th Streets. No heavy equipment (cranes, backhoes, etc.), vehicles or stock piling of materials is permitted on turf areas without the approval of the NPS. Limited activity of this sort may only take place with prior, written approval from the NPS, in defined areas and with load spreading techniques.

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Additional Conditions Permit # 18-0710

Pennittee is must secure products such as Terraplas, Supa Trac Translucent, Clear Road, Groundshield, ROT Panel Pedestrian or equal that is ADA-compliant, interlocking mats that are translucent and allow UV light to pass through to the grass below. The products must either be perforated or ribbed, allowing for ventilation and some moisture access to the turf below. Material to be used must be approved in advance by NPS.

Permittee is required to meet OSHA guidelines regarding employee/subcontractor work schedules. No employee/subcontractor is to work no more than 10 hours within a 24hour period. Any work required beyond the 10-hour limitation will need to be requested to the NPS in advance for review and approval by the Superintendent, National Mall and Memorial Parks.

Evening Work: Evening work may be conducted for both load in and load out periods with prior permission by the Superintendent. For work conducted during evening hours a portable lighting system is required. In addition all motor vehicles including golf cart(s) must have lights. Generally night work is not allowed after 10:00 pm and prior to 6:00 am.

All facilities including bleachers, delay towers, platforms and trailers must be at least three (3) feet back from the curb and have a minimum of six ( 6) feet of clearance between the back of the structure and the face of the buildings along Pennsylvania A venue to allow for public access.

Permittee is responsible for maintaining a minimum (3 ') clearance on all sides of Fire Hydrants within the permit site.

Facilities will not be erected in front of building entrances or driveways. No facilities or equipment of any kind shall be erected in front of the entrance to the Navy Memorial or on the Navy Memorial Globe.

Permittee shall be responsible for removal and replacement of any security barriers and/or devices, owned by others but currently in place within Pennsylvania A venue National Historical Site.

All metal parts, or fiberglass-like structural components, of facilities shall be separated from masonry or ground with not less than one foot square of %" inch unpainted plywood.

The permittee shall be responsible for any damage including stains created by installing the above facilities. Any stains created shall be removed at the expense of the permittee. To avoid or minimize any potential damage, it is recommended that galvanized steel or pre-painted components be used. If on-site painting is required, the sidewalks and plaza areas must be properly protected.

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Bleachers, platforms, trailers and other support facilities shall not be erected on/or over plants, planters, trees, steps or statues.

All trash, debris, and litter resulting from activities of this permit shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be bagged and placed on or next to trash receptacles.

Vehicles will not be permitted on the Pennsylvania A venue sidewalks. All unloading and loading of equipment must be done from the street.

Stages, lighting trusses, video walls/screens and any scaffold towers used to support them must be constructed to conform to architectural plans stamped by a licensed structural engineer. Permittee is responsible for installing a barricade. bike rack and/or fencing around all lighting. audio and AV towers to secure them from the general public.

RESERVATION #553

Contractor: Harbinger Time Line: Deliver/Setup Trailers

Equipment: Production Trailers

All trailers and other temporary structures, must be at least (5) feet from ADA accessible ramps and must not block pedestrian access along the sidewalks and gravel walks.

All trailers and other temporary structures must be erected to allow access to building entrances and/or driveways at all times.

All portable toilets must be placed in groups of (5) or less, with a (6') clearance between each group.

Permittee is responsible for having its contractor secure all media stands and temporary structures while not in use. Trailers and restrooms must be locked while not in use and generators, light and sound towers must be secured by bike rack and/or fencing. TNM and/or its contractor will be required to provide unarmed 24-hour security to monitor all equipment and structures daily~

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All metal parts, or fiberglass-like structural components, of facilities shall be separated from masonry or ground with not less than one foot square of3/4" inch unpainted plywood and/or heavy duty interlocking plastic material.

The Permittee shall be responsible for any injuries and/or damage to government property occurring as a result of this permitted activity, including stains created by installing the above facilities. Any stains created shall be removed at the expense of the Permittee. To avoid or minimize any potential damage, it is recommended that galvanized steel or pre-painted components be used. Ifon-site painting is required, the sidewalks and plaza areas must be properly protected.

Trailers, media stands, tents and other temporary structures, shall not be erected on/or over plants, planters, trees, tree wells,. steps or statues.

All trash, debris, and litter resulting from activities of this permit shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be bagged and placed on or next to trash receptacles or removed from the site.

The Permittee and all contractors may not load m any materials pnor to the predetermined load in period.

THE MALL-OUTER GRAVEL WALKWAYS 3RD TO 14TH STREET

PORTABLE TOILETS: Madison Drive & Jefferson Drive Outer Gravel Walkways

Contractor: United Site Services, Roy L. Morris, (301) 481-7580

Time Line:

March 20, 2018 (09:30 a.m.-04:00 p.m.) Drop off/set up portable toilets March 27, 2018 (09:30 a.m.-04:00 p.m.) Pick-up portable toilets

Equipment:

See Attached Map for Placements

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Additional Conditions Permit # 18-0710

Portable Toilets: Ifattendance is expected to exceed the capacity of nearby NPS public comfort facilities, or if none exist in or near the requested park area, the Permittee must provide portable, temporary toilets with sufficient capacity to accommodate anticipated attendance. The general guideline is a minimum of one ( 1) portable toilet per three hundred (300) people, of which at least twenty percent (20%) must be handicapped accessible. Portable toilets must be placed in groups of (5) with a minimum of (6') separation in between each group.

The permittee is responsible for providing sufficient portable restrooms to accommodate the anticipated public within the permitted area. All portable restroom facilities within the viewing areas of Pennsylvania A venue National Historical Park will be located off parkland and placed on adjacent north/south streets. The only exception to this will be the placement of portable restrooms next to the Media Booths in John Marshall Park, Production Area in Reservation #553 and Meade Statue Press Area.

Portable restrooms outside of the main viewing area will be placed on the Mall. All portable restroom facilities within the National Mall will be placed along the perimeter gravel walks on the north (Madison Drive) and south (Jefferson Drive) sides of the Mall.

Upon completion of restroom placement Permittee must contact the NPS to schedule an on-site placement inspection.

Restrooms must be secured if placed on parkland prior to any event.

The load in and load out of the portable restrooms must not interfere with the Guest Services Inc. food facilities located across from the National History Museum, American History Museum and National Air & Space Museums.

THE MALL-NORTH & SOUTH GRAVEL WALKWAYS 4TH TO 14TH STREET

Fencing/Bike Rack & Water Pallets:

Contractor: Sonco, Pepsi & Walmart Time Line: March 22, 2018 (09:00 a.m.-06:00 p.m.) Water Stations

Any fencing or other physical barriers planned for the event must be shown on the site plan and called out by type.

Fencing must be designed in such a way that it does not prevent safe egress from the event.

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Fencing located on turf areas may not be staked into the ground unless authorized by permit. If authorized, stakes must be no longer than eighteen inches (18") driven into the ground. Stakes must avoid all underground pipes and fixtures. In the event chain linked fencing is used, security barbed wire is prohibited.

Concrete barriers (such as jersey barriers) are permitted only on hardscape areas.

Tree protection fencing may be required as a condition of the permit.

Logistical vehicles accessing the Mall with appropriate Vehicle Access Passes must drive at least five feet (5') away from the Mall center panel's granite curbs.

Event vehicles of any kind (delivery, cranes, forklifts, golf carts, trailers, exhibit trailers, etc. are not allowed on the Mall turf of curbs.

Back of house, trailers, bone yards, generators portable toilets etc. are not permitted on the turf panels or curbs.

Vehicle mounted signs, LED screens, media towers and light towers are not permitted on the turf panels or curbs.

Equipment used for set up must be kept at least five feet (5') away from the granite curbs.

Except when being driven on established public vehicular roadways: Logistical equipment and vehicles, including gas and electric carts, must not exceed 5-mph. All trucks with a GVW of over 7500 pounds, and equipment such as bucket trucks, platform lifts, forklifts, and cranes, must be accompanied by a walking spotter when moving or operating in an area accessible to the public.

Vehicles must have headlights on while in motion. All individuals operating Golf Carts/gators on NPS property must have a Valid Driver's License. All Golf Carts/gators operating after dusk, must have fixed and/or portable illumination.

No vehicle shall obstruct or interfere with the Circulator transportation service which utilizes Jefferson and Madison Drives, between 141h and 3rd Streets.

Permittee must receive prior, written approval from the NPS/USPP if traffic is to be blocked at any time during preparation for, during the course of, and after a special event or demonstration (at any location in the immediate vicinity of the National Mall). If District of Columbia streets are to be blocked, the appropriate authorities must be notified as well.

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Emergency Access:

All pathways and roadways must remain open and unobstructed. A minimum twenty foot (20') drive aisle must remain open at all times for emergency vehicle egress. No temporary or permanent structures may be located within the egress lane. The egress drive aisle must be called out on the site plan.

Submittal Requirements: A plan of how the site will be approached and how traffic will be controlled is required for logistical vehicles that are delivering and/or removing temporary equipment and supplies. In this submittal, information documenting the path of vehicular traffic in and around the roadways of the National Mall during preparation for, during the course of, and after all activities associated with the Presidential Inaugural, is required. Rules and regulations for District of Columbia streets also shall be observed. Signs directing vehicular and pedestrian traffic shall be furnished, with text and locations of signs indicated on the plan.

Deliveries and removal of materials shall occur so as to not adversely affect daily operations ofNPS Concessioners and Museums in and around the National Mall. No deliveries shall be made after hours without prior, written approval from the NPS.

Access onto the gravel walks will be from 3rd, 4th, or 7th Streets.

MEADE STATUE PLAZA

Contractor Harbinger Time Line Equipment Media Press Risers, Portable Toilets, Press Tents, LED Screen

Resource Protection:

Pursuant to 36 CFR 7.96(g)(5)(xii), 2.3 l(a)(2),(3) the destruction, defacement, damaging, alteration, or removal of park resources or facilities is prohibited. No item, including signs or banners, may be attached to park trees, plantings, benches, statues, walls. fences. or other park property. No holes may be dug and no item, including signs or banners, may be attached to park trees, plantings, benches or other park property.

Site Furnishings:

Permittee may not move or otherwise harm existing site furnishings, including but not limited to posts and chains, benches, waste receptacles, and drinking fountains. No attachments may be made to, pass through, or be affixed to existing site furnishings.

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Additional temporary site furnishings may be provided by the Permittee; however, these furnishings must meet the guidelines set forth in this document. No permanent installation of site furnishings is permitted.

Hard Surfaces:

Temporary protection of all hard surfaces affected by the construction or erection of staging elements, sound towers, camera equipment, cranes, lighting structures, miscellaneous equipment, or scaffolding must be provided. All protective pads or cushioning devices shall be non-staining.

Turf Protection:

For the purpose of protection, any area not paved shall be treated as lawn from 3rd Street to 14th Streets. No heavy equipment (cranes, backhoes, etc.), vehicles or stock piling of materials is permitted on turf areas without the approval of the NPS. Limited activity of this sort may only take place with prior, written approval from the NPS, in defined areas and with load spreading techniques.

Permittee is must secure products such as Terraplas, Supa Trac Translucent, Clear Road, Groundshield, ROT Panel Pedestrian or equal that is ADA-compliant, interlocking mats that are translucent and allow UV light to pass through to the grass below. The products must either be perforated or ribbed, allowing for ventilation and some moisture access to the turf below. Material to be used must be approved in advance by NPS.

Permittee is required to meet OSHA guidelines regarding employee/subcontractor work schedules. No employee/subcontractor is to work no more than 10 hours within a 24hour period. Any work required beyond the 10-hour limitation will need to be requested to the NPS in advance for review and approval by the Superintendent, National Mall and Memorial Parks.

Evening Work: Evening work may be conducted for both load in and load out periods with prior permission by the Superintendent. For work conducted during evening hours a portable lighting system is required. In addition all motor vehicles including golf cart(s) must have lights. Generally night work is not allowed after 10:00 pm and prior to 6:00 am.

All facilities including bleachers, delay towers, platforms and trailers must be at least three (3) feet back from the curb and have a minimum of six ( 6) feet of clearance between the back of the structure and the face of the buildings along Pennsylvania A venue to allow for public access.

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Permittee is responsible for maintaining a minimum (3') clearance on all sides of Fire Hydrants within the permit site.

Facilities will not be erected in front of building entrances or driveways. No facilities or equipment of any kind shall be erected in front of the entrance to the U.S. District Courts of the Canadian Embassy.

Permittee shall be responsible for removal and replacement of any security barriers and/or devices, owned by others but currently in place within Pennsylvania A venue National Historical Site.

All metal parts, or fiberglass-like structural components, of facilities shall be separated from masonry or ground with not less than one foot square of %" inch unpainted plywood.

The permittee shall be responsible for any damage including stains created by installing the above facilities. Any stains created shall be removed at the expense of the permittee. To avoid or minimize any potential damage, it is recommended that galvanized steel or pre-painted components be used. If on-site painting is required, the sidewalks and plaza areas must be properly protected.

Bleachers, platforms, trailers and other support facilities shall not be erected on/or over plants, planters, trees, steps or statues.

All trash, debris, and litter resulting from activities of this permit shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be bagged and placed on or next to trash receptacles.

Vehicles will not be permitted on the Pennsylvania A venue sidewalks. All unloading and loading of equipment must be done from the street.

Stages, lighting trusses, video walls/screens and any scaffold to:wers used to support them must be constructed to conform to architectural plans stamped by a licensed structural engineer. Permittee is responsible for installing a barricade. bike rack and/or fencing around all lighting. audio and AV towers to secure them from the general public.

ELECTRICITY AND GENERATOR USAGE:

Contractor: Sunbelt Time Line: Load in generators

Load out generators Equipment:

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No electricity available on site. Permittee may provide own gasoline and/or solar powered generator(s) to provide power for tents, trailers, video and sound, towers and sight lighting. Generators will be installed in accordance with the site plan, D.C. Fire Department guidelines, and safely installed per manufacturer requirements.

The fueling/refueling of gasoline powered generators on parkland is prohibited. The storage of additional fuel is prohibited.

At a minimum, for hand carted generators, I" professional outdoor grade plywood, or similar material must be placed underneath the generator to protect the underlying surfaces from potential weight and vibration damage and fluid leakage. Generators must be encased with a secondary drip containment unit.

Tow plant generator(s) must have an internal secondary drip containment unit and/or placed in containment troughs and be fenced in or closed in with bike rack.

All wires must be covered by mats and/or yellow jackets to prevent tripping hazards. The cord must be in good condition, of sufficient gauge to accommodate the electrical load of equipment and must be properly grounded.

All cables, power lines, etc. shall be run in an orderly manner and contained in matted yellow jackets that provide for safety and accessibility. No power lines/phone lines can be strung between trees.

To reduce the potential for accidental contact, generators must be enclosed with a perimeter security fence at least three (3) feet in height.

A Fire extinguisher must be within 15 feet of generator(s).

The storage of fuel on parkland, in trailers, next to generators and at other NPS locations is strictly prohibited.

For large events. on-site refueling may be permitted pursuant to the following conditions:

Refueling will only be allowed between the hours of Sa.m. and 8a.m. and I 0:00 p.m.-12 Midnight, on dates agreed upon in advance by Permittee and the NPS. Any additional request for refueling timelines must be submitted in writing to NPS.

The following materials must be placed on the ground underneath the generators:

Plastic tarp on the ground

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Absorbent material on top of tarp Drip pan under fueling nozzle Spill containment material or absorbent booms or pads must be stored at each generator location 55-gallon drum labeled hazardous material must be placed alongside of each generator. Should spillage occur the absorbent material must be placed in these barrels. Contractor will be responsible for removing the barrels off of park property Contractor will be responsible for any damage to the park's resources as a result of the refueling.

The spillage of deleterious substances such as engine oil, gasoline, etc. is prohibited. In the event of such an occurrence, NPS and USPP must be notified immediately. In case of spill please contact DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services at 911 and National Mall & Memorial Parks' Chief of Maintenance at (202) 3 59-1551.

The storage of fuel on parkland, in trailers, next to generators and at other NPS locations is strictly prohibited.

Pennittee will be responsible for any damages to park resources resulting from the refueling.

All cables, power lines, etc. shall be run in an orderly manner and contained in matted yellow jackets that provide for safety and accessibility. No power lines can be strung between trees.

OVERNIGHT SECURITY/CAMPING:

Contractor:

1. Pennittee is responsible for providing UNARMED overnight security. Sleeping overnight in park areas, including in any trailers/work units by CSC employees or subcontractors workmen is prohibited. Camping is defined as the use of the park land for living accommodation purposes such as sleeping activities, or making preparations to sleep (including the laying down or bedding for the purpose of sleeping), or storing personal belongings, or making any fire, or using any tents or shelter or other structure or vehicle for sleeping or doing any digging or earth breaking or carrying on cooking activities. The above-listed activities constitute camping when it reasonably appears, in light of all the circumstances that the participants, in conducting these activities, are in fact using the area as a living accommodation regardless of the intent of the participants or the nature of any other activities in which they may also be engaging.

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TRASH/MAINTENANCE-MALL AREA:

National Mall & Memorial Parks will be responsible for trash collection and removal on the Mall, 3rd to 141h Streets

TRASH/MAINTENANCE-PENNSYLVANIA A VENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE AND ADJOINING PARK AREAS:

Contractor: DC Department of Public Works Time Line: March 24, 2018 (09:00 a.m.-05:00 p.m.) Eguipment: Trash Receptacles and Event boxes with liners

MEDIA:

Cameras, equipment, crew, and participants in this filming may not be situated on sidewalks, paths, or roadways that prohibit the passage of pedestrians and/or vehicles. No equipment may be attached and/or affixed to any plant materials (i.e. trees and shrubs) or structures. Running cables thru trees is prohibited.

No exclusive use of the area is permitted and the area must remain open to the general public at all times. This filming may in no way impede or prevent public access to the area.

Parking is permitted in designated parking spaces only. No parking spaces may be reserved. All public spaces are available only on a first come, first use basis. No reserved parking for "crew vehicles" is permitted. Crew vehicles must park in available public parking spaces.

Support vehicles/production trailers for the filming may park on the Mall, curb lanes of Madison Drive as indicated by the attached site plan. SEE ENCLOSED MAP

No electrical service is available. The use of a portable generator, to be provided by the Permittee, is permitted. Plywood or a similar material must be placed beneath the generator to protect the turf.

Cabling across entrances and handicapped accessible ramps must be ADA approved and cannot impair or prevent access. All cables must be covered to prevent tripping hazards.

INDIVIDUAL SET OPERATION

CNN, FOX and MSNBC - Will broadcast live from John Marshall Park.

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Filming:

All equipment will be portable and self-contained with all stands using rubber tips or matting as a base. All equipment must be hand carried/hand carted to filming Iocation(s).

All satellite/microwave trucks must be parked on District of Columbia streets. All cable running to press stands and other coverage locations must be covered to avoid tripping hazards. No cables can be run through trees.

Permittee will be responsible for informing the media about covering their cables. Any cables not properly covered will be removed.

Cabling across entrances and handicapped accessible ramps must be ADA approved and cannot impair or prevent access. All cables must be covered to prevent tripping hazards.

Under no circumstances will any equipment, including lighting, be allowed to be placed and/or attached to any trees, planters, light poles, structures, etc.

PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC & GENERAL WELFARE:

Event fence, chain link fence and/or bike rack shall be erected by the Permittee to contain the event areas and provide necessary resource protection, security and buffer zones. The Permittee(s) is responsible for encircling generators, light and sound towers, jombotrons etc. with event fence and/or bike rack.

Reunification: Permittee is responsible for providing well identified location(s), signage and announcements by public address systems and/or pre-event handouts that clearly designate such services. Permittee must man/staff the reunification location(s) from the start of the event, until a minimum of (60) minutes post event.

Permittee is responsible for contacting the DC Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medical Services-special Events Coordinator, at (202) 673-3274, to ensure requirements for the provision of first aid and/or emergency medical services are being met.

Permittee must submit the medical plan with a detailed outline identifying all medical assets such as first aid stations, transport ambulances, supplies and equipment which might be needed depending on the event size, duration and other dynamic factors such as weather, are at play.

Permittee has provided a health, medical & safety plan that is attached.

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Security:

Permittee is responsible for providing UNARMED security for any equipment left on parkland overnight. Equipment cannot be left unattended at any time. Permittee may contact Sgt. Erich Koehler and/or Sgt. Ryan Pangretic, United States Park Police, 202610-7092, to request police personnel to provide the security.

Camping:

Pursuant to 36 C.F.R. 7.96(i), camping is prohibited. Camping is defined as the use of the park land for living accommodation purposes such as sleeping activities, or making preparation to sleep (including the laying down or bedding for the purpose of sleeping), or storing personal belongings, or making any fire, or using any tents or shelter or other structure or vehicle for sleeping or doing any digging or earth breaking or carrying on cooking activities. The above-listed activities constitute camping when it reasonably appears, in light of all the circumstances that the participants, in conducting these activities, are in fact using the area as a living accommodation regardless of the intent of the participants or the nature of any other activities in which they may also be engaging.

Demonstration Marshals: Permittee will have Demonstration Marshalls. See Attached Credentials Listing. Each of your demonstration marshals will help maintain order among your participants. Demonstration marshals should be aware of their responsibilities and location(s) where they will be stationed and have received from demonstration organizers, adequate training and instructions. Demonstration marshals should be aware of the time and location of the assembly and any march routes, the location of any first aid stations, water and toilets, be knowledgeable of the NPS permit conditions, be able to communicate with law enforcement, as well as what to do if they think they observe any problems. While demonstration marshals do not act as police, they do help maintain order among participants, explain to non-participants that a particular area may be under permit, and be able to alert their supervisor and the United States Park Police in the event that they observe a problem on Federal parkland.

Adverse Weather Policy:

When there is a threat to public health or safety, the Superintendent and/or his/or her designee, may close the National Mall or an event being held there for such duration as determined necessary to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the public. Such situations have occasionally occurred in the past where park areas have been closed dueto severe weather warning of heavy snow and thunderstorms with lighting and high winds. Where an area is ordered closed due to a weather-related public safety threat, pursuant to 36 CFR 2.32(2) people must comply with official directions to leave the closed area and relocate to safer sheltered locations.

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Closing or canceling an event is a last resort. However, while most events will be held despite the weather, the Permittee is responsible for providing updated information in the event, schedules and drop-off points may change. If a weather emergency is declared, programs may be ciosed early or canceled.

Sales/Solicitation:

Special attention is drawn to item #4, last page of this permit concerning fees collected and donations solicited on parkland. No merchandise may be sold or offered for sale except for message bearing books, newspapers, leaflets, pamphlets, buttons and bumper stickers. Sales areas can be no larger than 6' wide by 15' long by 6' high, and can have only one table 2 ~ ' by 8 ', or 4' by 4'. See attached regulations.

The sale of printed literature, message bearing books, newspapers, leaflets, pamphlets, buttons and bumper stickers, on National Park Service property is not associated with this permit. The sale of Tee Shirts, CD's, cassette tapes and other similar materials is prohibited.

Access: Permittee does not have exclusive use of the area including sidewalks and roadways. No interference with the pedestrian traffic and no blocking entrances, sidewalks, nor driveways allowed. No impeding vehicular traffic permitted. All areas remain open to the general public at all times.

During load-in/setup, Permittee is required to provide a minimum of two persons to (1) take responsibility for directing the public through permit site instead ofwalking in the street and (2) to keep participants from standing in front of the entrance to buildings and blocking/obstructing pedestrian traffic east and west on the sidewalk.

For sidewalks and entrances of (7) feet wide or larger, a (6) foot minimum clearance must be maintained at all times to allow for two wheelchairs to pass each other. And for sidewalks and entrances of (5-6) feet wide, a (4) foot minimum width must be maintained at all times for wheelchair accessibility.

Balloons, glass beverage containers, weapons, drones and alcoholic beverages are prohibited on parkland.

Permittee must contact Sgt. Erich Koehler and/or Sgt. Ryan Pangretic, U.S. Park Police, (202)-610-7092, to finalize any police logistics.

Permittee must contact Leonard D. Lee, Division of Park Programs, on (202)-245-4715, to finalize any permit logistics.

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Q. Permittee must acquire all necessary permission/permits from the Metropolitan Police Department (202) 671-6566, for use of District property, and the United States Capitol Police, (202) 224-8891, for use ofUS Capitol property.

R. If the permittee decides to cancel or substantially modify its event, the permittee must immediately advise both the United States Park Police Special Events Sergeant at (202) 61-7092 and the Division of Park Programs at (202) 245-4715.

S. A copy of this permit must be carried at all times by the Permittee

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SHEET TITLES

GN-102 -Overall Plan Expanded

GN-103 -Overall Stage Area

SBP-101 -Security Barrier Plan

MAS-101 -MAS Tent Plan

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Item Quantity Location

36' Single Manlift Push-type 1 Madison between 3rd and 4th

40' Scissor Lift 4 Madison between 3rd and 4th

4000 watt Light Towers 8 Madison between 3rd and 4th

6k 21' Straight Mast Forklift 8 Madison between 3rd and 4th

6k 36' Shooting Mast Forklift 1 Madison between 3rd and 4th

1Ok 55' Shooting Boom Forklift 2 Madison between 3rd and 4th

45' Art Electric Manlift Jib 1 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Utility Vehicles - 4 seat 10 Madison between 3rd and 4th

12' Step Ladder 3 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Pallet Jacks 7 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Trailers 8' x16' 2 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Food truck "private use only" (production support) 4 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Production and production support trucks 5 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Security check-in Tent 1 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Port-a-lets 10 Madison between 3rd and 4th

Items to be located on National Mall

Port-a-lets 800 Jefferson between 3rd and 7th Port-a-lets 1050 Madison betwen 3rd and 12th Fencing for water 6" as needed see attached distribution map and grid Water pallets 120 see attached distribution map and grid Items to be located Meade Statue Port-o-lets 1 O up along bike rack, west side Media riser 1 in front of Mead Statue 20x40 Scribble Press Tent 1 behind Mead Statue 16x40 Interview Tent 1 Along Constitution Ave, on sidewalk Video Screen 1 Sidewalk at Penn Ave in front of riser

On Site Date

3/20/18

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Removal Date

3/26/18

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3/27 3/28 3/25 3/25

3/25 3/25 3/25 3/25 3/25

Due outs- Pepsi IWa I-mart Drops Distro List {Leonard Lee)

(5) volunteers per distribution site. {see attached vol uniform)

Updated Map & Details {Harbinger) Slide 2 & 3 {CAD to Follow - NLT Monday, 19MAR)

Forklift Requirements (Harbinger & DDOT) Harbinger: Boomlift

DDOT: pending

Off-Load POA {Harbinger) Mall Stage @Jefferson for off-load (Time: TBD pending NPS)

City Side (North): Indiana & 5th for Off-Load (Time: TBD pending City entities)

Clean-up POA TBD-pending NPS & DPW

Delivery of Remaining Items {Harbinger)

PEPSI I WAL-MART PROPOSED PALLET DROP PLAN

DROP 1Pallet Quantity: 5

Location: Corner of Penn & 3rd


Location: Island btwn 5th & 5th


Location: 9th St. North of Penn Ave. (East Sidewalk)

DROP 7Pallet Quantity: (S) Pallets East Sidewalk I (S) Pallets West Side Walk Location: 13th & Penn Ave


Location: 12th St. on the Mall (East Sidewalk/gravel)





DROP 15Pallet Quantity: (18) Pallets I 1 Truck

Location: RFK Stadium


Location: Corner of 3rd & Constitution


Location: North of Navy Memorial on D St.


Location: 11th St. North of Penn Ave (East Sidewalk)


Location: 13th on the Mall (East Sidewalk/gravel)



DROP 12Pallet Quantity: (10) Pallets East Sidewalk I (10 ) Pallets West Sidewalk Location: 7th St. on the Mall (East Sidewalk/gravel)



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*(10} Trucks: Downtown DC/ (1) Truck: RFK

(1) Pallet= Approx. 1,700 units (water/nutrition)

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(10} Trucks= 336,600 units (water/nutrition)

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Back Station Back Stage lOft x 10ft Medical

MAS 1 4th St, NW in the Round- About 20ft x 20 ft

MAS 2 C St, NW at North side of John Marshall Park 20ft x 20 ft

MAS3 Constitution Ave, NW/ 6th St NW 20ft x 20 ft

MAS4 Constitution Ave, NW b/t C St, NW & Indiana Ave, NW 20ft x 20 ft MASS 7th St, NW b/t Constitution Ave, NW & Penn Ave, NW 20ft x 20 ft MAS 6 7th St, NW b/t Indiana Ave, NW & D St, NW 20ft x 20 ft MAS 7 gth St, NW at West Curb Lane 20ft x 20 ft

MAS8 gth St, NW at East Curb Lane just north of D St, NW 20ft x 20 ft

MAS 9 12th St, NW, West Curb Lane south of the M etro Station 20ft x 20 ft

MAS 10 10th St, NW at West Curb Lane south of the traffic light 20ft x 20 ft

Medical Incidents

Non-medical staff members or vo lunteers should request medical assistance via Channel or via the phone

number {to be determined and provided before event day). The following information should be reported: Exact location Brief description of the problem Age and gender of injured/ill person {if poss ible)

Any care that has already been provided A cell phone or other contact number of someone at the scene

Staff members and/or volunteers should remain with the injured/ill person until medical staff arrive and assume care. The patient should be kept still. If weather conditions are unfavorable, keep the patient dry and cool or warm as appropriate and possible. Do not move the patient. Try to obtain patient name and emergency contact information for EMS personnel. EMS wil l provide initial onsite care, stabilize the patient, and transfer the patient as appropriate. The GW MFA Medical Director can be consulted to determine the appropriate disposition for the patient {treat/release, transport to medical station, or transport to the hospital).

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Security Coverage March to Save our Lives

Pre-Show - Start NET 22 March I 900- 24 March 0400 (2 Stationed/I Roaming)

A. Roving Security (1) 1. Penn Ave I 3rd - 12th St NW

a) 20 March beginning at 0900- until full coverage begins at 0500 on 24 March = 92 hrs

B. Penn Ave I Constitution I 3rd 1. Stage Build Out Area (2)

a) 22 March 1900 - 24 March 0400

=68 (34 pp for 2 people)

Event Day- 24 March 0500- 2000 (Up to 70)

A. 4th & Penn 1. AN Delay Tower (1)

a) 24 March 0400-1800 B. Constitution & Penn (South)

1. AN Delay Tower (1) a) 24 March 0400-1800

c. 6th and Penn. (North) 1. AN Delay Tower (1)

a) 24 March 0400-1800 D. 7th and Penn.(South)


E. 800 Penn. (Navy Memorial area North) 1. AN Delay Tower (1)

a) 24 March 0400-1800 F. 9th and Pennsylvania (North)


G. 10th and Penn. (South) 1. AN Delay Tower (1)

a) 24 March 0400-1800 H. 11th and Penn. (North)


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PRESS I. Penn Ave I Constitution I 3rd

Security Coverage March to Save our Lives

1. Press Riser (6) a) 24 March 0400-1900

(16 hrs pp) 96 hours for 6 total workers J. Penn Ave

1. Pool Riser (4) a) 24 March 0400-1900

(16 hrs pp) 64 hours total for 4 workers

STAGE K. Penn Ave & 3rd

1. Stage a) 0400-0800 (15 total) (13 hr shift) b) 0800-1000 (20 total) +5 (9 hr shift) c) 1000-1200 (30 total) +IO (11 hr shift) d) 1200-1600 (50 total) +20 (6 hr shift) e) 1600-1700 (30 total) - 20 f) 1700-2000 ( 10 total) - 20

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Ill. Post-Show - 24 March 1900 - 25 March 2200 (2 Stationed/I Roaming)

A. Penn Ave I Constitution I 3rd 1. Stage Build Out Area (2)

a) 24 March 2000 - 25 March 2200 27hrs pp = 54hrs

B. Roving Security (1) 1. Penn Ave I 3rd- 12th St NW

a) 24 March 1900 - 28 March 1200 - END OF SERVICE

90 hours

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass hriag (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image

- Students Speakers Distinguished Guest - March for Our Lives - Performers Celebrities, Students Parents - Harbinger - Priority Access to the stage Access to Viewing Area - 42 West

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image (b) (7)(E) - Proposect Pass !mag (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image

- Access to press filing - Production Crew - Private security - To access the media riser, Den of Thieves CSC Event staff

must be paired with a - Performer Staff riser sticker

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image (b) (7)(E) - Proposeo Pass Imag(b) (7)(E)

- Sticker that allows access to the press riser or front of house riser. Must be paired with a credential.

- Catering - Law Enforcement

- Rigging Officers authorized in

- Trash the secure area

- Cleaning Team

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass Image (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Pass !mag Supplemental Supplemental Media Riser Front of House Access: Riser Access:

- Media credential - Any credential paired with an H paired with an H sticker. sticker.

!!!!!!! (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Wristband Image

- Wristband allowing access to general guest areas; catering tent, comfort stations.

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- Wristband allowing access to the friends and family section in front of the stage.

UHH~ (b) (7)(E) - Proposed Wristband Image

- Wristband allowing access to the stage bleachers.

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- Wristband allowing access to Charlie Palmers, the 101st Constitution Garage and

working areas. Used by Charlie Palmers staff and drivers.

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Orgaruzer Pass Imag (b) (7)(E) - Proposed BaclCStage Pass Image (b) (7)(E) - Pfoposea Front of House Image

- Official vehicle placard to allow buses and SUVs to pass roadblocks and dropoff in the secure area

(b) (7)(E) - Proposed Vehicle Pass Image

- There will be one route to reach the secure area that is still to be finalized with law enforcement.

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3. All laws, rules and regulations applicable to the area covered by this permit remfiln in-effe~.

4. No fee may be collected, donation solicited, or commercial activity conducted. No items may be sold or offered for sale except for books, newspapers, leaflets, pamphlets, buttons and bumper

stickers which contain a niessage related to your demonstration or special. event. No other . merchandise may be sold or offered for sale. A stand or structure used for~ sale ofpe~tted . items may not exceed one table per site, wbicirfuay be no larger than 2 1/2 feet by 8 feet or 4 feet by 4 feet. The dimensions of the sales site may not exc~d 6 feet wide by 15 feet long by 6 feet high.

5. The area should be left in substantially the same condition. as it was prior to the activities

authorized herein, and all litter ~1 be placed -in the trash containers provided. .../

6. This permit is applicable only for the us~ ofthe area designated above, and dUring the times

designated above, or in any area as may hereafter be designated by the U~ed States Park Police.

7. The use ofsound amplification equipment, other than hand-portable ~ound amplification equipment to be used for crowd control pwposes only, is prohibited on the White House Sidewalk (South 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, sidewalk between East Executive Avenue and West Executive Av~nue). Allsound amplification equipment shall be limited so that it will nof unreasonably disturb nonparticipating persons in, or in ~e vicinity of: the area

8. The National Park Service reserves the right to immediately revc;>ke this permit at any time should it reasonably appear that the public gathering presents ~ clear and present danger to the public safety, good order or health, or ifany conditions of this permit are violated.

Bob Vogel Regional Director National Capital.Regi~n

By: Leonard D. Lee Division ofPermits Management National Mall 8i Memorial Parks

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Structure BookmarksPermit: 18-0710EVENT OVERVIEWTime Line:GENERAL CONDITIONSSPECIFIC CONDITIONS PENNSYLVANIA A VENUE NATIONALHISTORIC SITE SIDEWALKS:SPECIFIC CONDITIONS UTER GRAVEL WALKWAYS 3RD TO 14TH STREETPORTABLE TOILETSSPECIFIC CONDITIONS NORTH & SOUTH GRAVEL WALKWAYS 4TH TO 14TH STREETFencing/Bike Rack & Water Pallets:SPECIFIC CONDITIONS MEADE STATUE PLAZAELECTRICITY AND GENERATOR USAGE:OVERNIGHT SECURITY/CAMPING:MEDIA:PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC & GENERAL WELFARESHEET TITLESOVERALL PLAN EXPANDED TO NORTH CAPITOL AND 15TH REV 5OVERALL STAGE AREA PLAN REV5SECURITY BARRIER PLAN REV5MAS TENTS REV5PENN AVE NPS EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS REV5MADDISON TO JEFFERSON REV5MFOL PRODUCTION ROS (EDITS 19MAR)PEPSI I WAL-MART PROPOSED PALLET DROP PLANMEDICAL AID STATION LOCATIONSMedical IncidentsAPPENDIX A: EVENT MAP@Security CoverageMarch to Save our LivesBADGES AND PASSES

Documents

United States Department ofthe Interior - nps.gov · Person(s) in Char e: Deena Katz, Matt Hall, Ann Marie Hoffman, Paul Sorenson, James Day Address( es): ... engineered drawings