Daley Center Application
Daley Center Application
Daley Center Application
Please ensure all items are complete prior to applying for a Daley Plaza permit. No permit applications shall
be processed if filed more than one (1) year prior to the proposed event or if filed less than thirty (30) days
before proposed event.
In person submissions should be filed during Permits can also be submitted at:
business hours (8:30am5:00pm) at: permitapplication@mbres.com
Richard J. Daley Center Attention: Sydney Pryor
50 West Washington Street, Suite 1203 (P) 312603-7981 (F) 312-603-5800
Chicago, IL 60602
Name of Event
Sponsoring Organization
EVENT DETAILS
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EVENT DESCRIPTION
Will the event have a banner hung from the building? YES NO
Will the event require a Loading Permit from the City of Chicago? YES NO
If yes, please attach Loading Permit.
Will the event require vehicle access on the plaza for delivery, any major equipment, or display?
If the event will have security, please name the security services provider:
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SITE PLAN AND LAYOUT
Site layouts must include all tents, canopies, portable toilets, super carts, grease containers, sinks,
dumpsters, and barricades. All structures must be placed on a secure surface to prevent damage or stains
to the Plaza granite. Any equipment not listed will not be allowed. Please identity on the site layout any
electrical requirement needs.
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DALEY PLAZA ELECTRICAL REQUEST
Date(s):
Set Up Times:
Times Requested:
Technician Name/Number/Email:
VENDOR NAME /
EQUIPMENT VOLTS AMPS WATTS PHASE
TENT #
ELECTRICITY SPECIFICATIONS
Electricity is the only source of power permitted on the Daley Plaza. Generators, propane, butane,
flammable materials, charcoal, and open flames are prohibited. Event organizers will be required to
complete and submit all electrical requests 10 days prior to the event.
Any equipment not included on the Electrical Request worksheet will not be supported during the
event. Surge protectors and extensions cords (14 gauges, grounded) must be supplied by event
organizers.
Three Phase = 208 volt, Max 40-amp load on 50-amp circuit. NEMA 15-50
Single Phase = 220 volt, Max 16-amp load on 20-amp circuit NEMA 6-20
Single Phase = 110 volt, Max 16-amp load on 20-amp circuit. NEMA 6-15
Please refer to site plan and layout as fees may apply for any electrical needs.
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LOADING AND UNLOADING
No vehicles are permitted to drive onto the Daley Plaza or block access to the designated truck lane on
Dearborn Street. All loading and unloading activities must take place on Clark Street and must be permitted
by the City of Chicago Department of Transportation. Event organizers will be required to submit a detailed
schedule of all loading and unloading activities. No vehicles are permitted on Daley Plaza other than by an
authorized lessee of the Richard J. Daley Center.
PORTABLE TOILETS
Portable toilets are required for all events in which expected attendance exceeds 50 people, is over 3 hours
in length, and/or is serving food and beverages. At least one portable toilet must meet ADA standards.
Portable toilets must be placed on the west elevation of the Plaza along Clark street. And must be removed
from the Plaza no later than one (1) business day after the event has ended.
TRASH
Trash receptacles must utilize clear trash bags and trash must be removed daily. Event organizers will be
billed for labor and materials associated with trash collection and removal. The Department of Streets and
Sanitation must be contacted to provide additional trash receptacles for events in which expected
attendance exceeds 100 people. events. Applicants must ensure all food, grease, and liquid must be
disposed of off the premises. properly.
BANNERS
Banners may be displayed on the exterior of the Daley Center building during event activities only for the
duration of the event. Banners may only be hung using the hoist or other equipment operated by building
staff. The property manager may deny any banner display that poses the risk of harm or physical damage
to the faade or public. Maximum banner size is 32 feet wide by 10 feet long. Banner must have minimum
inch width of metal grommets for hanging, along with wind slits. Metal grommets should be 24-inch on
center.
ALCOHOL
The sale and consumption of alcohol is permitted on the Plaza. Vendors serving alcohol must obtain and
provide copies of the appropriate licenses from the State of Illinois Commission and the City of Chicago
Special Event Liquor License. A designated area for the sale and consumption of alcohol must be identified
on the Site Plan and Layout map provided in this application. Event organizers must provide a security
plan to be reviewed by the Chicago Police Department detailing the control of access to restricted areas
and measures to comply with age restrictions and identification of individuals purchasing and consuming
alcohol. Vendors serving alcohol must provide proof of a current host liquor liability policy. Upon receipt
of proof of host liquor liability security plan and approval from Chicago Police Department, the event
organizer will be issued a letter acknowledging the Public Building Commission and MB Real Estate are
aware of the sale and consumption of alcohol during the event.
FLAG POLES
The flag poles located at the Daley Center are property of the Public Building Commission of Chicago
(PBC). The flag poles do not fall under the jurisdiction of a public forum and are used as an expression of
government speech. The PBC, at its sole discretion, expressly reserves the right to deny any request to
display a flag that does not exemplify the fundamental principles of the United States of America, the State
of Illinois, Cook County, or the City of Chicago.
SECURITY
All events scheduled to take place after 6pm on weekdays and on the weekends, will be required to staff
at least (1) security guard for the duration of the event. Building staff will be hired for this coverage and
costs will be billable back to the event organizer. All events that include the sale and consumption of
alcohol will require a minimum of (4) security guards. Event organizers can hire a third-party vendor to
provide the necessary coverage, or the Daley Center security staff.
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NOONTIME PROGRAMS
All noontime program applications sponsored by the Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events
must be submitted to Cheryl Johnson at the at Cheryl.Johnson@cityofchicago.org.
If the event includes a noontime program, an equipment line up should be provided for every applicable
day. Any performance exceeding the 12pm to 1pm limit is subject to additional fees and rates for services
and equipment. Longer programs schedules must be reviewed and approved by management in
advance, and performers are advised that services and equipment are subject to additional costs and
availability.
Electrical assistance from the Daley Center will be provided at least 10 15 minutes before the beginning
of the noontime program. Electrical assistance will remain on site until the completion of the program.
VENDOR LIST
A complete list of participating vendors and proposed location on the Daley Plaza must be submitted
prior to permit approval. Activities, services, or the sale of goods and products must bear a direct
relationship with the proposed event of activity.
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DALEY PLAZA INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
All vendors and providers, including subcontractors and installers, must provide a certificate of insurance
that meets the specified requirements prior to application approval. The Certificate of Insurance must
identify MB Real Estate Services, Inc. and the Public Building Commission as additional insureds.
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LABOR, EQUIPMENT, AND UTILITIES REIMBURSMENT
Applicant hereby agrees to reimburse MB Real Estate Services, Inc. for all expenses providing labor,
custodial, equipment, electricity, and any other utilities requested by the Applicant. All services including
custodial, technical, and security are subject to cost and availability. See matrix below.
ADMINISTRATIVE REIMBURMENT
Applicant hereby agrees to reimburse MB Real Estate Services, Inc. for the expense of administrative
support, including application processing, coordination, and monitoring. See matrix below.
DALEY PLAZA
NON-PROFIT
CENTER CORPORATE DISPLAYS &
501(c)
TENANT FLAG RAISINGS
RATE PER
$750 $1,500 $5,000 $250 flat rate
DAY
4-HOUR
N/A $750 $2,500 N/A
MINIUMUM
Rates apply to set up and breakdown exceeding eight hours of either set up or breakdown. Proof of non-
profit status is to be provided by the client and subject to approval by MB Real Estate Services, Inc.
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PAYMENT
Amount of payment will be determined by MB Real Estate Services, Inc. A non-refundable 50% fee for
Plaza usage is due prior to permit approval. The 50% balance plus any additional costs will be due within
10 business days after the Applicant has received final bill from the Property Manager. All payments are
subject to a 1% late fee per month, or a minimum of $50.00 per month, if received after 10 days of invoice.
Estimated fees may include security, custodial, union engineer, site coordinator, and maintenance costs, as
needed. These costs will be determined at the time of contract execution between MB Real Estate Services,
Inc. and the user. All users will be required to adhere to the Chicago Municipal Code and any other
guidelines for Richard J. Daley Center.
I have read and agreed to abide by the terms set forth in this application. On behalf of my organization,
we assume full responsibility for any damage or for loss thereof. I further agree that we will indemnify and
hold harmless the Public Building Commission of Chicago, the City of Chicago, Cook County of Illinois and
MB Real Estate Services, Inc., its respective members, employees, and agents from any claim or cause of
action against the above organizations and its members, employees, and agents.