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The fund is designed to support both larger events that provide significant economic and/or cultural contributions to the community and smaller community events that, due to their nature and scope, are unable to generate the needed revenue to cover presentation costs.  \nOver the past nine years, sponsorshipshave been awarded to multiple events in amounts ranging from $100 to $10,000. Awardees are selected by the City's ACE Fund Selection Committee, comprised of select City representatives. The fund was recently increased to $200,000 from the $170,000 of the previous years. Distributions are categorized into a three-tiered system (updated 2018):  \nTier 3 $100- $2,000  \nTier 2 $2,001 - $5,000  \nTier 1 $5,001 - $10,000  \nThe City encourages good cost management as an integral component of effective event management, as well as organizational and individual responsibility. Successful cost management will help events be more successful and allow for the City’s ACE Fund Committee to determine eligibility to receive ACE funds.  \nACE FUND ELIGIBILITY  \nFundraisers, as well as private events not open to the public, are not eligible for ACE funding. Events that collect donations qualify as long as the event has a significant programming (arts, culture, neighborhood awareness, etc.) element. Events that charge admission will be accepted, but admission fees will be considered during the review process.  \nEvents that receive funding from the City’s General Fund budgeting process or anon-competitive process are not eligible to receive Signature Event funding.  \nOrganizers' payment history for previous events will be a determinant in whether or not an organization is eligible for future event sponsorship. If past event debts have not been reconciled with the City and/or event vendors at the time of submission of the ACE Fund application, the event is not eligible.  \nIf an event applicant, event organizer or event itself has a history of sustained complaints from previous years from residents, event vendors and City staff, the event may not be eligible to receive ACE funding.  \nIf an event applicant or event organizer has not met the City’s Special Event Permit deadlines from previous years (including but not limited to deadlines for Parks reservations; General Liability Insurance Policy; the City’s Special Use Agreement; the Salt Lake County Health Department’s Mass Gathering and Food Handlers Permits; EMT Permits and other checklist items provided as part of the Special Event Permit process from the City), the event is not eligible for ACE funding.  \nPlease note, a Special Event Permit application must be submitted at least 30 days in advance of the event date. The City highly urges good event planning and management techniques, and encourages ACE Fund applicants to submit a Special Event Permit application at least two-to-three months in advance of the event date.  \nRepeated violations of City Special Event and Salt Lake County Health Department requirements will negate an event organizer’s eligibility to receive ACE funding.  \nAttention: Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic the Utah Governor’s Office has issued amandate related to special events to be in effect as long as necessary. All event organizers are responsible for, but not limited to, the following:  \nA) Requiring all participants and staff to wear a protective face mask at all times.  \nB) Require at least six feet of physical distance between individuals from separate households.  \nC) Post the following conspicuous signage: 1) lists COVID-19 symptoms 2) asks individuals experiencing COVID-19 symptoms to stay home 3) provides notice of face mask and physical distancing requirements.  \nD) Complete and implement the Event Management Template provided by the state as well as submitting","cbCaiqX4V8cHBCnw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqX4V8cHBCnw","pdf",162976,"English","# ACE Fund Overview\n## Funding purpose and tier system\n# ACE Fund Eligibility\n## Eligible event types\n## Ineligible applicants and events\n## Compliance history and permit deadlines\n# COVID-19 Requirements\n## Mandatory health and safety actions\n## Event management template submission\n# Important Dates and Submission Requirements\n## Application period and announcements\n## Online application rules","[{\"question\":\"What types of events are eligible for ACE Fund support?\",\"answer\":\"Community events with significant programming elements are eligible, including events that charge admission (admission fees are considered during review). 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