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The document outlines the requirements for managing special events where alcohol will be sold or consumed in Oregon. It specifies that applicants expecting over 500 attendees must complete a 'Plan to Manage Special Events' form and submit it with their application for various temporary sales licenses. The document details conditions under which additional information may be required, such as when minors are present or if the event emphasizes alcohol consumption. It also includes sections for providing event details, management plans, and safety measures to ensure responsible alcohol service.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your 'Applicant Name' and 'Email' in the designated fields. This information is crucial for communication regarding your application.
Fill in the 'Event Name', 'Date(s) of event', and 'Start/end hours of alcohol service'. Ensure that you specify whether the event occurs in AM or PM.
Provide the 'Event Street Address', 'City', 'County', and 'Zip'. Accurate location details are essential for processing your application.
Indicate if minors will be allowed at the event, and if so, clarify whether they will be permitted in areas where alcohol is served.
Complete sections regarding expected attendance, alcohol managers on duty, and describe primary activities within the licensed area. This helps demonstrate your management plan.
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