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2na Substitute Bill No. 44-07: Special Events in Residentially Zoned Area Ordinance Page 12 (h) Consequences of Chronic Violations: A Sponsor who is cited under this Article for chronic violations shall lose the right to host, conduct or permit a Special Event requiring a permit under this Article for the remainder of that calendar year. When a person, who has been issued a Conditional Use Lawn Parking Permit, has been determined to be in chronic violation of this Article, the City shall have the authority to cancel the remainder of such permit ancUor revoke any Conditional Use Lawn Parking Permit issued, upon proper notice of the same being issued to said person. Sec.14-59Non-Transferability; Refusal to Issue and Revocation Hearings. (a) Any person applying for a Conditional Use Lawn Parking Permit or Conditional Use Permit for a Special Event at a Boarding House under this Article is prohibited to transfer such document(s) to a different residential location. Such transfer shall be a violation of this Article subjecting the violator to the penalty provisions of Sec. 14-58. (b) All refusals to issue a permit; suspension or revocation of permits issued under this Article shall be governed by the procedures set forth in Section 4-16 of the South Bend Municipal Code. Sec. 14-60 Information to be Sent to the Council's Community Relations Committee and the Residential Neighborhoods Committee.6 (a) In the interest of collaboration and information sharing, on or before the first Monday of October; on or before the first Monday of November of each year; and on or before March 1 and June 1 of each year, a summary of the following information shall be sent to the Office of the City Clerk for review by the Council's Community Relations Committee and the Council's Residential Neighborhoods Committee: Summary of data from all City agencies, offices and department involved in the issuance and enforcement of this Article for each given time period, including but not limited to number and type of permits issued; amount of fees collected; number of warnings issued and addresses of each; amount of citations issued; amount of fines collected and the amount of fines outstanding; number of appeals filed and their disposition; number of pending lawsuits and their status; copies of all educational brochures; dates and locations of all community public safety educational forums held; summary of public comments from such forums; and any other relevant data; 2. Summary of programs in place by any university or college located in, or contiguous to the city limits of South Bend addressing off-campus special events; 3. Compilation of weekly summary sheets developed by the South Bend Police Department listing the address, date, time, problem and resolution for all calls for service to residential areas where boarding house(s) are located; and 6 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' National Institutes of Health Task Force of the National Advisory Council on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism publication entitled A Call to Action: Changing the Culture of Drinking at U.S. Colleges and the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' Publication No. 39 (February 2006) entitled Student Party Riots recommend "...collaborations between campus administrators and community leaders to facilitate the process of information exchange and ongoing communication..."