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Page 1 of 4 <br />Item #12 <br /> CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT <br /> <br />September 15, 2026 <br />Library and Recreation <br /> <br />TITLE: ADOPT A COMMUNITY SPECIAL EVENT SUPPORT POLICY <br /> <br />SUMMARY <br />The proposed Community Special Event Support Policy (Attachment 1) establishes a <br />transparent and equitable framework for how the City of Pleasanton evaluates and provides <br />support to community organizations presenting special events that benefit Pleasanton <br />residents. The Policy formalizes existing practices, introduces tiered support categories, and <br />strengthens accountability through application requirements, written agreements, and post- <br />event reporting. <br /> <br />BACKGROUND <br />The City currently coordinates 22 special events annually that require street closures or <br />parking restrictions. The total number of special events held in the city last year was 59. <br />Attachment 2 describes each of these events and includes the relevant Category each event <br />would fall under within the proposed policy. <br /> <br />While City support for community events has been provided consistently, there has not been a <br />comprehensive policy governing how that support is requested, evaluated, or awarded. <br />Existing practices have developed organically over time through various organizational <br />agreements, facility use agreements, and annual budget deliberations. As demand for City <br />support has grown and the nature of requests has expanded to include marketing, social <br />media promotion, brand use, and staffing, staff has identified the need for a clear Council- <br />adopted policy. <br /> <br />Staff undertook a review of peer agency policies and conducted an internal review of current <br />practices. The resulting draft policy was presented to the City Council at the September 1, <br />2026 City Council meeting. Sections 7 and 9 were updated based on City Council feedback to <br />make the application window more flexible and to specify reporting windows for events within a <br />series. <br />Original Language for Section 7A: <br />"All Event Organizers must submit a Special Event Application annually between October 1 <br />and 31 of each year for events in the following calendar year. Category 2 (City-Partnered) <br />support applications received after the deadline must wait for the following year’s approval <br />cycle. Category 3 (City-Assisted) applications may be considered outside the application <br />window, subject to the discretion of the Special Events Committee. Applications are available <br />at: https://www.cityofpleasantonca.gov/your-community/community-support/#special-event." <br /> <br />Updated Language for Section 7A: <br />"Special Event Applications submitted annually between October 1 and 31 of each year for <br />events in the following calendar year will receive special priority. Applications received outside <br />this window may be considered. Applications are available at: <br />Page 95 of 318
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