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Home » Special Events Center » Planning Your Special Event » Levels of Impact
A one off or recurring sporting, cultural or other type of special event attracts mostly domestic visitors, has moderate local media coverage and modest economic benefit within the municipality or region.
Download the Special Events Permit Guide for more information about permitting requirements.
Characteristics may include but not be limited to:
Examples include a new street festival to celebrate a cultural holiday or 5k Run/Marathon.
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