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juna fi. 2003 » Just oart pg Freedom off expression policy Pride Northwest regulations panic. There are several exits on each side o f the park. Make note o f them as you enter. 3. Safety volunteers are on site to assist you. L(X)k for the people wearing red security team shirts. Parade rules 1. Nothing may he sold, and participants along the parade route or formation area cannot solicit donations. Pride Northwest does not have a pennit for this and can he fined. 2. Because o f insurance liability and the possibility o f city cleanup costs, please refrain from throwing or handing out materials until your group has reached the festival site at Waterfront Park. 3. Please use trash con tainers and/or carry your trash with you. Pride Northwest s freedom o f expression policy encourages unity and tolerance 4. A ll parade par ticipants are responsible for any and all acts carrying signs on the festival grounds or along or omissions on their part or on the part o f the parade route. W h ile this is unfortunate, their agents, volunteers and/or employees we ask that people not engage with them. that might result in damage to them or other Arguing with them only gives them the atten parties and/or property. Registrants specifical tion they are looking for and makes more ly agree to hold the city o f Portland and work for our security people, who would like Pride Northwest free and harmless from any to spend their time securing participants, not and all claims arising out o f any such acts or protesters. However, if you witness anything omissions. that is a potential threat to safety, please 5. Pride Northwest and its agents reserve report it to a security team member. the right to ask any participant to alter his or her behavior, dress or placard if it appears to he a hindrance to the progress o f the parade, to place other participants or spectators in physical danger or to oppress and/or demean 1. Basic first-aid supplies are available at any person because o f gender, race, age, physi the volunteer tent in the northeast com er o f cal differences, mental capability, religious the festival area. These supplies are for convictions, political beliefs, sexual orienta minor injuries such as blisters. A n yth in g tion, gender presentation or differing econom serious needs to he evaluated by a medical ic resources and means. Failure to comply will professional. result in removal from the parade. 2. In case o f fire or other emergencies, 6. Alcoh ol and illegal drugs will not he please exit in an orderly fashion and don’t Safety tips T>i-ob\etns Gary Stapleton CPA Certified Tax Resolution Specialist From our fam ily to yours, Happy Pride! My clients never talk to the 1RS! I do it for them What’s your problem? Unfilled returns? Unpaid ta xe s? Audits of old returns? Penalty a s se s sm e n t s ? Interest c h a r g e s? Levies on w ages <S bank a cco u n ts? Liens on property? Form er sp o u se s ' tax liability I can help you with all these problems! T iff? A H Kit 1CVÑ * o < 1KTY o r PROBI#* Festival participant conduct policy Pride Northwest is the sole permit holder o f the festival site and seeks to create a safe and welcoming environment. Therefore, all people at the festival site must observe and maintain the following a x le o f conduct: 1. N o person shall violate any federal, state, county or city law, ordinance, rule or regulation. 2. N o person shall take, deface, damage or destroy any personal, private or public proper ty kx:ated at the festival site, other than their personal possessions. 3. N o person shall engage in conduct that disrupts or interferes with the normal opera tions o f the festival site, its participants, exhibitors, vendors or performances or engage in conduct that disturbs volunteers, contrac tors, participants or public visitors. This includes, but is not limited to, conduct that T h e board strives to create a diverse and creates unreasonable noise; conduct that con accessible event sists o f loud or boisterous physical behavior; disruptive behavior that causes other partici except those that are specifically authorized in writing by Pride Northwest. pants annoyance or alarm; or the use o f abu sive, threatening, foul and/or overly loud lan 8. N o person may physically or verbally guage or gestures. harass, abuse, threaten or intimidate any other person. 4. N o person shall be under the influence or in possession o f illegal or controlled sub 9. N o person shall refuse to com ply with stances at the festival site. a reasonable d irective o f Pride N orthw est, 5. Dogs must be restrained by a proper its designated volunteers or authorized contractors. j n leash o f 5 feet or less. Anim al waste is the responsibility o f the han dler and must be proper ly disposed o f in a waste container. 6. N o signage o f any kind may be displayed outside o f any assigned exhibitor or vendor space or in any public areas except those signs that have been carried by registered marchers in the parade or the Dyke March, or are specifically authorized in writing by Pride Northwest. 7. N o sound enhance ment or generating devices are allowed Festival organizers seek to create a safe and welcom ing environment PRIDE with SUNDAY, JU N E 15th CC Slaughters is right on the parade route, open from 10am-2:30am, w ith a mobile DJ outside, BBQ, prizes & drin k specials. Monday - Pucker Quarter Nickt / Tuesday - Karaoke / Wednesday - Country Nicht / Thursday • Quarters Nicht / Friday - Dance Party / Saturday - Hlch Energy Panes / Sunday - Latino Nicht Call me lor a NO CHARGE CONSULTATION or VISIT OUR W EBSITE at: A ll this and More w w w .g a r y s c p a .c o m fo r m ore in fo rm a tio n p lease v is it us a t 503 288-2101 - 1112 NE 21st » allowed at the formation site or along the parade route. Failure to comply will result in removal from the parade. ext890 www.ccslaughterspdx.com IHEVNE CUl Participants at Pride events will not he allowed to oppress, harass or demean each other because o f our differences. A ll behavior and speech that are neither illegal nor deroga tory will he allowed. It is our hope that we can come together in unity as one large community, all o f whom will he able to participate freely and openly. W e ask that any participant who is offended by others’ behavior remember that this is an opportunity for all to celebrate and that tolerance is part o f being a member o f a larger community. Also, in years past our event has been attended by some fundamentalist protesters
