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7. License Fee: Carnival will pay the city a license fee of $5,000 for the small parks (El Salvador, Rosita, Cesar Chavez) and $8,750 for the larger parks (Madison, Centennial, Jerome). We will also partner up with a local Santa Ana school or non-profit organization to help raise money for their programs. In the case of a rain out, the fee will be applied to another carnival date at that park. The fees will be prorated if any individual days are rained out. 8. Fire and Electrical: Carnival will schedule appointments with the fire department and planning and building agency for all carnival electrical and equipment plans at least 10 business days before the event. If Carnival brings more than 5 cooking booths we will arrange for Fire Watch Services. We will provide our own electricity for all rides and vendors at the event. We will not use the parks outlets for any purpose. We will pay a $500 per day fine for any electrical violation. We agree to have no more then 6 10X10 food booths 9. Health Department: Carnival will arrange for all its food vendors to pull health permits with the County of Orange Health. Department for their food booths at least 10 business days prior to setup. Food vendors will only sell during carnival hours. We will provide food vendors with all health department requirements such as sinks, hand washing facilities and sanitizers. City can contact Corwin Brown at Health Department to confirm history with Fiesta de Carnival Promotions. Corwin Brown (714) 667-3600 11. Contact Neighborhood Organizations: We will send a letter to the neighborhood associations surrounding the park informing them about the dates, times and plans for the show. We will invite them to be part of the event and use our show as a venue to promote and raise money for their group. We will submit approval letters from these organizations to the city at least 10 days before the show. 12. Contact Neighborhood Residents: At least 72 hours before the event we will post signs or send letters to the surrounding neighborhood informing them of the event. Signs and flyers will be in English and Spanish. 13. Contact Businesses: We will send a letter to all businesses within a quarter -mile radius informing them about the carnival dates and times and the precautions that a, 10. Business License: Carnival will supply the Santa Ana Business license ` department a list of pre -approved vendors for the show at least one week prior to the event. We will collect all required information and fees from each vendor and turn it in to the business license department at least one week prior to event. We will pay a $500 penalty for each vendor operating without a license. We will also have our staff and security keep away street vendors that are operating at park without a license. These vendors create trash and potential health issues that the carnival and city could be held liable for. 11. Contact Neighborhood Organizations: We will send a letter to the neighborhood associations surrounding the park informing them about the dates, times and plans for the show. We will invite them to be part of the event and use our show as a venue to promote and raise money for their group. We will submit approval letters from these organizations to the city at least 10 days before the show. 12. Contact Neighborhood Residents: At least 72 hours before the event we will post signs or send letters to the surrounding neighborhood informing them of the event. Signs and flyers will be in English and Spanish. 13. Contact Businesses: We will send a letter to all businesses within a quarter -mile radius informing them about the carnival dates and times and the precautions that a,