a. The name and address of the applicant;

b. If the proposed permittee is a corporation, the names and addresses of the corporate officers, and the state of incorporation;

c. A statement that the person signing the application is authorized by the proposed licensee to apply for such license, and to make binding representations and statements on his behalf;

d. The names and addresses of the person or persons to be in immediate charge of the place of the show or carnival at all times during its operation;

e. The name of any sponsoring organization and the names and addresses of the principal local officers of such organization;

f. The date or dates of proposed operation;

g. The names of the last three cities or other places in which the amusement activity has been shown, operated, or conducted immediately prior to the filing of the application;

h. The location at which it is proposed to conduct the place of the show or carnival; the name of the owner of the property where the show or carnival is to be held and a written statement from such owner or from a local manager that he or she has given permission for such carnival to be there held;

i. A list of each type of entertainment, ride, game, exhibit or show to be carried on in connection therewith, and of any booth or facility for the sale or dispensing of food, drink, or articles of any kind;

j. A statement that the proposed permittee will control and supervise each activity proposed to be authorized under the license, and will be responsible for the conduct, operation and management thereof;

k. Name and address of a local person who can be readily contacted in regard to the operation of the amusement activity, and who is able to contact the proposed licensee at all times;

l. A statement that the applicant can and will secure standard liability insurance policies with an insurance company authorized to do business in the state of Washington, and in the amounts of not less than one hundred thousand/three hundred thousand dollars, public liability, and twenty-five thousand dollars property damage which policies will name the city of Vancouver as a coinsured and provide they cannot be canceled without at least five days’ written notice to the city;

m. A description of what public washrooms and toilet facilities will be available for use by employees and patrons, and their numbers and location;

n. Such other data as the clerk may reasonably require in the interests of public health, welfare, safety, life, or property. (Ord. M-1422 §3, 1973)