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2na Substitute Bill No. 44-07, As Amended: Special Events in Residentially Zoned Area Ordinance Page 5 (f) Presiding Officers: CCAC shall select a Presiding Officer, Recording Secretary, and other officer deemed necessary from its membership, who shall serve for one (1) year terms. (g) CCAC Duties and Responsibilities: CCAC shall be charged with making advisory recommendations to the Council's Community Relations Committee and the Council's Residential Neighborhoods Committee at times specified in Sec. 14-60. Topics shall include but not be limited to the following: 1. Identification of neighborhood concerns which may relate to university/college presence 2. Prioritization of Issues Identified 3. Proposed solutions, proposed action strategies and proposed person(s)/entities needed to implement such solutions and action strategies 4. Development of primary areas of responsibility and performance measures for each proposed action strategy 5. Cost-benefit analysis for each proposed action strategy 6. Short and long-term time lines for Action Plans and/or action strategies 7. Pursue grant opportunities4 8. Sponsorship of educational forums. Sec. 14-53 Application, Nonrefundable Fees and Approval Required for Special Events Taking Place at Boarding House(s); Conditional Use Permit; Conditions. (a) Application and Fee for Special Events at Boarding Houses: Any person or entity desiring to host, conduct or permit a special event at a boarding house, where twenty-five (25) or more persons are invited to attend and would have access to alcoholic beverages of any kind, must first obtain a Conditional Use Permit for a Special Event at a Boarding House. The sponsor of such special event must complete an application form which requires the following information: 1. Name of Sponsor 2. Proof of residency at address proposed for the special event with any of the following being acceptable: Indiana Driver's License; copy of a signed lease or real estate purchase agreement; current utility bill; or current bank statement which shows the street address for the property in question 3. Owner of Property 4. Address of property where special event is to be held 5. Number of persons expected to attend the special event 6. Date and hours of special event 7. Description of proposed special event including type of music if any, temporary structures, public safety security plans 8. Whether the special event will occur outdoors, in whole or in part ' The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Community Outreach Partnership Center Program and the Department of Commerce's University Centers Program are specifically for the use of universities in solving community problems, with grant opportunities also being available from the National Endowment for the Arts. Private foundations such as the Fannie Mae Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Kellogg Foundation, the DeWitt Wallace Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation provide "university-community partnership program" funding, with many of these grant opportunities not be available to the community without the involvement of a university partner.