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Center Permits The major function of the Civic Center Permit Office is the issuance of the appropriate permit to allow for the use of school facilities in conformance with the California Education Code mandate and the Board of Education rules, which require that each and every public school facility be made available as a civic center to members of the community and non-profit organizations for supervised recreational activities, meetings and public discussions, when regular school activities are not disrupted. To qualify for a permit: A group must be non-profit. No money may be charged for admission, nor collected for goods sold. (exceptions exist-please call for requirements). The event must be open to the public. Authorized uses include: Permits are granted for supervised recreational activities, meetings and public discussions. Fees and Costs: Non-profit youth organizations are charged either no cost, reduced direct cost, or full direct costs. Adult groups are charged the actual cost of accommodating the requested use (utilities, custodial overtime and restroom/ cleaning supplies). The cost is based upon hours of use and number of days. Please call for pricing. To obtain a permit: Permits are issued for four month periods. Any number of uses may be included in a single permit. You may download an application from this web page or obtain an application from a field office nearest you. Simply mail or present the completed application to the nearest field office for processing. |
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