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FINESSE FEST : STUDENT CAR & BIKE SHOW 

 

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CAR & BIKE SHOW 

 

1.      Display Guidelines and Etiquette: No loud music is allowed from the
exhibitor’s display. Any display with questionable music, videos, art
or other media is not permitted and will be removed from the show. Do
not discard your trash on the ground.

        1.      End of Show:  If you insist on leaving during the show, please
visit the registration table and staff members will be organized to
escort your car through the crowds.
        2.      Registration/Entry:  If you bought advanced online registration,
please present the printed ticket to the attended at the gate. You may
also choose to pay for registration the day of the event. You will
then be given an Information Sheet that must be filled out and taken
to the Car Registration Table and you will then receive an Entry
Number. Please display this sheet through your windshield.
        3.      Judging: Judging of the vehicles will be conducted roughly an hour
before trophy presentations. Score sheets will not be given out or
shown during or after the show.
        4.      Final Say: Event Staff reserves the right to alter or modify the
rules listed to enhance the event. PTP will have the final say in any
conflicts that may occur.
        5.      Disqualification/Removal: Any Exhibitor who fails to follow these
rules and regulations or any verbal instructions from the event staff
is subject to disqualification and removal from the event. This also
includes unsportsmanlike conduct, excessive profanity or anything else
deemed inappropriate by the event staff. PTP or IC Auto Spa shall not
be held responsible for any damage or loss of property. By registering
from the event, said participant agrees to adhere to the above Car
Show Rules and Regulations

POWER WHEELS 

 

Power Wheels

 | Vehicles
No matter where a team purchases its vehicle (Toys ‘R’ Us, craigslist,
or France, ) it must comply with PTP  standards of purchase. While
teams are permitted to display a significant amount of creativity, the
vehicles need to conform to the limitations in this section. The
judges have the final say concerning the legality of your car
 | Drivers
All vehicles must be controlled and steered by one human driver seated
in the vehicle. Drivers must be at least 15 months
| Wheels
Vehicles must be constructed with a minimum of three functional wheels
that remain in constant contact with the ground under normal
operation. Wheels are not permitted to be inline (so no motorcycles).
We restrict the use of slick tires and any other performance racing
tread. PTP restricts the use of caster wheels in any drive sense of
the vehicle; these are not shopping carts. Performance go-kart wheels
are absolutely prohibited from use on vehicles. If during pre-race
inspection a PTP official determines the wheel modifications to be
potentially harmful to drivers, the team will be asked to remove the
modifications or risk disqualification (see Section 2.C, Vehicle
Decoration Limitations). There are no limitations as to how the wheels
can be modified to connect the chassis (internally or externally) as
long as power to the ground is derived from these wheels and hubs. If
you are paying attention, this also indirectly means no jet
propulsion, so don’t even ask.
| Battery

Due to the inherent risk posed by the use of batteries, particularly
in the event of a flip over, people who choose to participate in this
race are accepting the full responsibility of ensuring the safe
application of their batteries. Batteries must be secured on the
vehicle in such a way that a flip over will not remove the batteries
from the chassis. You should test this before race weekend.Wires must
be gauged properly in regards to power output, and the responsibility
of electrical circuitry will be on the teams. People that fail to
uphold safe standards will be prohibited from competing. Finally,
there are no capacitor banks for providing additional vehicle power
permitted. That’s just too unsafe. Even for us.
 | Brakes
  Mechanical brakes must be capable of stopping the vehicle in full
and comply with our qualifying round. Ground contact brakes (i.e. a
stick with rubber stapled to it that rubs against the ground) are
banned. Also, ground contact brakes are banned.

 | Controllers
All motor controller solutions must be directly connected to a kill
switch or equivalent safety device that will physically cut power to
the motor. Motor controllers are required methods for power transfer
to the motor.
 | Vehicle Size

Teams must design the car in a way that ensure the driver’s feet are
protected and within the confines of the vehicle’s dimensions. No
overhanging feet. Your feet may not be protruding from the vehicle and
especially not be the first part of your machine that hits the wall.
Teams must conform to this rule and modify their car until it complies
before being allowed to race.
 | Bumpers
Entrants to the Power Racing Series are… insanely different, to say
the least. It seems that no matter how many restrictions I impose on
you and how thorough I am, you meddling teams find ways to be precious
little snowflakes. There is, however, one thing that absolutely must
be uniform across all teams: bumper height. All teams are required to
have front and rear bumper-like structures that are between 4 and 6
inches from the ground. The bumpers should be firmly attached (or
welded) to your frame. No full-chassis wrap-around bumpers. Why?
Because you drive more like a jerk when you think you’re invincible.
 | Vehicle Decoration And Engineering Modifications
Teams are encouraged to be imaginative when decorating and modifying
their vehicles. However, each team should take into careful
consideration the potential of injuries or damage caused by external
decorative items. Although this severely hampers the creation of any
“Mad Max” cars, we do not permit spears or any other form of weaponry
on the car that could cause actual harm. Specifically prohibited are
any decorative items that are sharp, pointed, obscuring, fragile, or
that would otherwise cause injury or damage to the driver or other
drivers and their respective vehicles during routine
vehicle-to-vehicle contact or crashes.

 | Helmets
A DOT approved motorcycle/racing helmet is required for all drivers.
Your drivers can share helmets, but every driver on the track MUST
have this helmet. It is highly recommended to use a full face helmet,
but open face helmets are permitted.
 | Driver Attire
Any appendage or human part that is exposed to the elements must be
protected effectively via protective gear such as knee pads and elbow
pads/ cloth or other. We are not responsible for your willful
ignorance to our incredibly heavy suggestions to protect yourself.
Even at 20mph road rash can be pretty nasty. Knee pads or elbow pads
in conjunction with long pants and sleeves are also deeply, seriously,
really really really really really recommended

GO KART RACING 

Yokohama - high speed sweeping course; lots of G's! 25-30s per lap.
    Hot Laps: 3 minutes racing for your fastest lap time with
     up to 10 drivers-approximately 15-20 laps.

Rules: (Non-negotiable)


Drivers over 13 years old.

ALL drivers under 17 years old must have their legal parent sign a
liability form  or be accompanied by a guardian's  with legal driver's
license, state ID, or passport.

Drivers 15 - 17 years old, with a valid driver's license or learner's
permit, are eligible to drive

Drivers must be a minimum height of 4'10" to be  eligible for our racing.





Drivers must wear flat, closed-toe shoes.

Personal helmets must be full faced, with a CLEAR and UNTINTED visor
and DOT/Snell approved. Full faced "dirt" helmets are acceptable with
CLEAR and UNTINTED goggles.

REMOTE CONTROL CAR RACING  

 

General Rules
        1.      Minimum weight - 32 ounces race ready with transponder.
        2.      Maximum width 8.25” measured from the outside widest point of the
wheels, or tires.
        3.      Wheel base min. 9.5”, max 10.5”, measured from center of the front
axle to center of the rear axle.
        4.      The chassis must remain under the body, from the firewall to the
rear bumper.
        5.      A spoiler may be added to the rear of the body no larger than 1.5”
high and 4” wide, centered with the body.
        6.      Front bumpers may not extend more than 1/2” forward of the body,
and may not be wider than 3”.  Bumpers must be centered with the
chassis.
        7.      Rear bumpers and nerf-wings must remain under the body and must be
smooth and secure.
        8.      All tires and wheels must be 1/10 scale only.
        9.      Only spec center rod with tubing type dampeners may be used.
        10.     No center or side shocks may be added to any car.
        11.     One dampening tube may be used for side to side dampening only.
Chassis:
1. Stock mounting locations must be used for all components.
2. The right rear portion of the "skateboard solid chassis may be
ground away to allow for spur gear/tire clearance. No other cutting or
grinding of chassis is allowed.
3. Two holes may be drilled for steering servo mounts and a bumper,
and one for antenna mount (only if such holes are not provided by the
manufacturer). No other holes may be drilled.
4. No slider chassis allowed.
5. No front end locator style front ends are allowed.

Approved bodies: Wind Tunnel WT2095 - Beefy Products S/K body - KSKT
Phantom - KSKT Mantis, McAllister #270 SK, AERO 1 SK.
        1.      All windows must remain intact.
        2.      Wheel wells must be cut below the rear window lines.
        3.      The rear portion of the body must remain intact.  Both upper and
lower rear bumper lines must be left in the body,
        4.      Steering servo and servo saver must remain under the body.
        5.      All bodies must have three numbers on them.  One on the roof and
one on each side. (door area under front side windows)
        6.      Bodies should be painted to represent racing vehicles.
Motors: R.O.A.R approved or Trinity D3.5 17.5 BL motors.  Battery:
R.O.A.R. 1S Hard Case LiPo 3.7 volt. ESC: Blinky/SPEC mode or non
externally programable.

SPONSERS RULES
Sponsor Rules and Regulations Indemnification Agreement
Finesse Fest (Event) is a family-friendly event, and Sponsors must
agree to and meet the high standards that are hereby outlined.
 Sponsor balance is due no less than 2 weeks prior to event. No
refunds will be given.
 Set up may begin at 10:30 a.m. on the Event day, August 23, 2015,
and must be completed by 12 p.m. on the Event day. Teardown may begin
at approximately 7:45 p.m. on the Event day. Due to pedestrian
traffic, vehicles will not be allowed into the festival area until
Chicago Police Department has deemed the area clear.
 All booths are required to be open during the hours of 1:00 p.m. –
8:00 p.m., Sunday, August 23, 2015.
 All property of Sponsor/Vendor must be removed from Event grounds
before Sunday, August 23, 2015, at 10:00 p.m. Any property remaining
on the Event grounds after Monday August 24th, 2015 at 8:00 a.m. may
be removed and disposed of by the city, at Sponsor’s expense, in any
manner deemed appropriate by the city. Sponsor releases the City of
Chicago for any damages, loss or otherwise resulting from Chicago's
removal and/or disposal of property in accordance with this paragraph.
 Vendors will be responsible for damages to booth structures, set-up
and furnishings (including, but not limited to, tables, chairs,
extension cords, extension cord covers, signage, lighting, etc.).
 All vendors must keep merchandise inside their rented booth area,
unless otherwise approved by Event officials.
 The use of spray paint or any type of permanent product on sidewalks
or streets is strictly prohibited.
 No exclusive rights for sales of any item will be guaranteed.
 Vendors are solely responsible for having cash on hand to make change.
 Exhibitors and Sponsors are solely responsible for the security of
their booths and the contents therein.
  The possession and selling and/or offer to sell of weapons or
fireworks are prohibited on Event grounds. If caught with
weapons and/or fireworks, your booth will be closed immediately.
 The following items, among others, will not be allowed for sale
and/or giveaway during festival hours: food or beverage of any kind
that has not been pre-approved by Event officials and the City of
Chicago health division; alcohol or alcohol related paraphernalia,
tobacco and tobacco related paraphernalia, all things resembling drug
paraphernalia or with drug emblems, and all things pertaining to
inappropriate language or nudity.
 No pets are allowed on Event grounds at any time.
 Sponsors are required to clean up their space prior to vacating the
premises. Booth space shall be returned to the
condition it was in prior to Vendor/Sponsor’s use of same.
 Approved vendors are responsible for the space provided and may not
sublease or sublet the space to other parties unless approved by Event
officials.
 Should the Event be postponed or cancelled for any Act of God,
public safety, welfare or for any reason whatsoever, Sponsor hereby
releases and forever discharges the City of Chicago, its officers,
council members, employees,
FINESSE FEST 4438 W 5th Ave. Chicago, IL 60624 PH: (773) 826.4559
CELL: (773) 410.3822 Finesse Fest 2015
representatives, agents and volunteers from any and all liability and
claims for damages and/or loss which result from such postponement or
cancellation. No funds will be returned unless deemed suitable by
Event officials.
 Sponsor/Vendor agrees that its employees involved with Event shall
not smoke or drink beer, wine or any other alcoholic beverage while
performing their duties under this Agreement. Alcoholic beverages may
not be brought into any part of the Event area including, without
limitation, the Sponsor booth.
 Participants will be asked to leave immediately if not in compliance
with Event rules and regulations.
SPONSOR/VENDOR SHALL INDEMNIFY THE CITY OF CHICAGO AND THEIR
RESPECTIVE OFFICERS, COUNCIL MEMBERS, VOLUNTEERS, DIRECTORS,
EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTATIVES AND AGENTS AGAINST, AND HOLD THE PATHWAYS TO PROFESSIONS, LOVE & LOYALTY & IC AUTO SPA, THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICERS, COUNCIL MEMBERS, VOLUNTEERS,DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTATIVES AND AGENTS HARMLESS FROM, ANYAND ALL CLAIMS, ACTIONS, CAUSES OF ACTION, LIABILITY, LAWSUITS JUDGMENTS, DAMAGES, INJURIES (INCLUDING DEATH), COSTS OR EXPENSES,INCLUDING REASONABLE ATTORNEY’S FEES, FOR INJURY TO PERSON OR PROPERTY OR DEATH OF ANY PERSON RESULTING FROM OR BASED UPON, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, ANY ACT PERFORMED OR OMISSION IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS
AGREEMENT BY SPONSOR, ITS AGENTS, OFFICERS,REPRESENTATIVES,
VOLUNTEERS AND EMPLOYEES. THIS INDEMNITY IS INTENDED TO PROTECT THE CITY OF CHICAGO AND THEIR RESPECTIVE OFFICERS, COUNCIL MEMBERS,DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTATIVES, VOLUNTEERS AND AGENTS, FROM THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR OWN NEGLIGENCE. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL SURVIVE THE TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT. SPONSOR/VENDOR, ITS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, REPRESENTATIVES, VOLUNTEERS,
AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES DO HEREBY WAIVE ANY AND ALL CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE, INJURY OR LOSS TO ANY PERSON OR PROPERTY, INCLUDING THE DEATH OF ANY PERSON, THAT MAY BE CAUSED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY THE ACT OR FAILURE TO ACT  


Failure by Sponsor/Vendor to comply with any of this “Sponsor/Vendor
Rules and Regulations and Indemnification Agreement” shall be
sufficient cause for termination of this Agreement. In the event of termination,
FINESSE FEST 4438 W 5th Ave. Chicago, IL 60624 PH: (773).980.3316 CELL:

Finesse Fest 2015
Sponsor/Vendor shall immediately vacate Event property removing all
equipment, materials, supplies and any other property of
Sponsor/Vendor; in addition, the City shall have other rights and
remedies available at law or in equity, which rights and remedies
shall be cumulative. Sponsor acknowledges that this Agreement is not a
lease but only a revocable license to operate the activity described
herein.
This Agreement may be subject to any and all reasonable rules and
regulations imposed by the City of Chicago. This Agreement shall be
interpreted by Illinois law and is performable for all purposes in
Chicago, IL
The officer or agent of the Sponsor/Vendor signing this Agreement
acknowledges they are the properly authorized official and have the
necessary authority to execute this Agreement.
Entity to occupy booth
Representative Name____________________________________________
Representative Signature____________________________________________
Main Telephone Number____________________________________________
Representative Title____________________________________________
Date of Signature____________________________________________
This instrument was acknowledged before me on the ____ day of
___________, 2015, by _____________________on behalf of
____________________________________________.


This application is conditionally accepted subject to Sponsor’s
compliance with all of the requirements contained in the 2015 Finesse
Fest Sponsor/Vendor Rules and Regulations and Sponsor/Vendor
Indemnification Agreement.
Accepted by:

Date:
Finesse Fest 2015 4438 W 5th Ave. Chicago, IL 60624 PH: (773.)
826.4559 CELL: (773)410.3822

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FOOD VENDOR      

 

2015 Food Vendor Application
$500 Registration fee per 10' x 15' space $100 for late or incomplete
paperwork 
FINESSE FEST FESTIVAL 
Deadlines:
Festival Dates and Operating Hours: Sunday, August 23rd, 2-8pm  Festival Location: IC Auto Spa 4438 W 5th Ave
Festival Website: www.icautospa.com
CONTACT INFORMATION (Please type or print legibly. Form must be fully
completed.) Event Contact Company Address
City    State   Zip Phone       Fax
Email Address   FEIN/IBT# Are you a Northcenter Chamber Member?
(Discount available to Chamber members) q       Yes
Method of Payment Card Number Cardholder’s Name
q Cash
q Check
q       No Exp. Date    Security Code
BOOTH INFORMATION (Please type or print legibly) Menu Items (Rib
Vendors must include a Rib Sampler)
q Need to rent tent, tables, electricity, etc.? (Please complete
Equipment Rental Form and submit with application.) We do not provide
running water or lights.
q Booth will be using propane (City ordinance requires all propane
tanks to be 10 feet away from any canopy.)
q Booth will have amplified music Explain:
(Strict limitations apply. Ribfest Committee must approve music in advance.)
____ 10' x 15' spaces requested x $500 each
____ Premium space fee to request booth assignment location (as
available, certain restrictions apply) $500 per vendor
____ People attending Summer Sanitation Course at $45/person $ _______
Total Registration Fee due with application
Application will not be processed and space will not be secured until
payment is received. Application and payment should be mailed to: Big
Buzz Idea Group, 3332 W. Foster Ave., #121, Chicago, IL 60625. Please
make all checks payable to: Northcenter Chamber of Commerce. For more
information, contact Craig Lagowski at Big Buzz Idea Group at (847)
677-8273 or email Craig@BigBuzzIdeaGroup.com.
REQUIRED ITEMS FOR TEMPORARY FOOD LICENSE
City licensing and compliance with the Department of Health and
Sanitation is the responsibility of each Food Vendor.
q Completed Ribfest Application q Temporary Food Vendor Application q
Copy of Current Health Inspection (must be dated 2014) q Certificate
of Insurance
q Certificate of Insurance must list the City of Chicago (121 N.
LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60602) as the Certificate Holder and list the
Northcenter Chamber of Commerce and Big Buzz Idea Group as Additional
Insureds
q Copy of Summer Sanitation Certificate OR
q Check here to participate in a Summer Sanitation Course on Tuesday,
April 30, 2–5 PM (location TBA) Must register by April 25 to
participate.
q Booth Site Plan
For the safety, security and benefit of our vendors, all participants
must abide by the rules and guidelines on the reverse side. Any
non-compliance may result in immediate removal from the festival and
further action will be taken if necessary. Please indicate by signing
below that you have read and will comply with the rules and guidelines
set forth.
VENDOR SIGNATURE        DATE
HOSTED BY
PRODUCED BY
q MasterCard    q Visa Signature
WINNER 2012 & 20132014 Ribfest Chicago Food Vendor Application FOOD
VENDOR RULES AND GUIDELINES (Requirements subject to change pending
any 2014 Food Vendor mandates.)
Food Vendor Applications, non-refundable registration fee and all
supporting documentation: must be submitted by March 14, 2014 for Rib
Vendors to be considered, and by March 30, 2014, for Non-Rib Vendors.
The Northcenter Chamber of Commerce (NCC) and Big Buzz Idea Group
(BBIG) are not responsible for applications that do not include the
necessary documentation. Vendors with outstanding debt to the NCC (or
City of Chicago) will not be allowed to participate until outstanding
financial obligations are rectified.
Submission of application does not guarantee acceptance to the event.
Due to limited space at Ribfest, vendors will be selected based on
menu, completion of paperwork, payment and previous participation. The
Ribfest Committee reserves the right to limit the number of Food
Vendors in all non-rib categories (i.e. Chinese, Mediterranean, etc.).
Application/equipment fees will be refunded to any vendor not
approved.
To qualify for NCC membership, restaurants must be located within a
two- mile radius of the NCC office at 4054 N. Lincoln Ave., and the
membership application must be filed by March February 28, 2014.
FEES AND COMMISSIONS
• A non-refundable $500 registration fee will reserve your 10' x 15'
space. An optional $500 premium space fee per vendor will apply for
specific booth assignment requests (based on availability, certain
restrictions apply). This application fee includes the City of Chicago
Temporary Food Vending License and a sanitation sink. Each food vendor
will be required to complete a Ribfest Application, Temporary Food
Vendor License Ap- plication (with final menu and site plan), copy of
current Health Inspection (dated 2014), Summer Sanitation Certificate
and Certificate of Insurance verifying Commercial General Liability
Insurance with the City of Chicago as the Certificate Holder with the
Northcenter Chamber of Commerce and Big Buzz Idea Group named as
Additional Insureds. This is a rain
or shine event. Inclement weather or Acts of God will not result in
the cancellation of the event or the refunding of your fees. A $100
late fee will be assessed for all late or incomplete applications.
• The NCC will receive 20% (15% for NCC members) of all sales based on
food tickets, and you will receive a check for 80% (85% for NCC mem-
bers) issued on Wednesday, June 11, between 2 and 4 PM. Tickets must
be wrapped in $100 bundles and submitted to the NCC office at 4054 N.
Lincoln Ave., Chicago, IL 60618 by 4 PM Tuesday, June 10. Tickets
submitted after June 13 will incur a 5% deduction per day. Any fines
and/or outstanding fees will also be deducted from this payout. Food
Vendors assume sole responsibility for their tickets. The NCC and BBIG
are not responsible or accountable for any lost and/or stolen tickets.
Cash sales are not permitted. This is a ticketed event. All food
prices must be in $1 increments.
• The NCC does not withhold any taxes from Ribfest participants, and
any taxes associated with Ribfest participation are the responsibility
of each individual Food Vendor.
MENU AND BEVERAGES
• Food Vendor menus will be approved on a first come basis. All final
menus are subject to approval by the Ribfest Committee.
• Rib vendors will be required to offer a rib sampler consistent with
other rib vendors. The cost and size will be determined at the Food
Vendor meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, 3 PM at the Northcenter
Chamber office, 4054 N. Lincoln Ave.
• All alcoholic beverages, soda and water will only be sold by the
NCC. Food vendors may sell other pre-approved non-alcoholic beverages.
• Food Vendors will be required to disclose all food order quantities
for the event prior to June 1 and quantities will be monitored
throughout the event.
If rib quantities fall below a certain pre-determined level, the
Ribfest Com- mittee reserves the right to ask all vendors to limit rib
sales to Sampler sizes.
BOOTH REQUIREMENTS
• Vendors are responsible for setup/teardown of signage, tents, tables
and equipment. Vendors may participate in a bulk rental of equipment.
You may use only your assigned space. No drilling into the street is
permitted
• Vehicles are only allowed on the street for setup prior to the event
and for teardown after the festival has closed. You will be notified
when it is safe to bring your vehicle onto the street. All vendors
will receive a confirma- tion email regarding load-in and load-out
times. At no time can vendors utilize the CVS parking lot or block
residential alleys or drives.
• All tents, booths or canopies must be made from fire retardant
material. Each food vendor must have an approved fire extinguisher
(carbon dioxide or multi-purpose dry chemical and a minimum of twenty
pounds) in their booth.
• Food sales can be postponed until tanks are properly secured. All
propane tanks must be 10 feet away from any canopy. The City of
Chicago requires all propane tanks to be chained together and attached
to a stationary post.
• All Food Vendors are responsible for complying with all City of
Chicago and State of Illinois guidelines for food service to the
public.
• In an effort to protect your space and effectively maintain
cleanliness of the event, any vendor not staffing their booth for the
duration of the event will be required to “close their booth” using
tent sides. Vendors who do not adhere to this policy will be fined $75
per day.
• Each vendor is required to empty garbage, recyclables and grease as
necessary in the Chamber-provided containers. DO NOT dispose of grease
in the street gutters. Vendor space must be kept clean and free of
debris. A Ribfest staff member will periodically monitor and then
review the space for cleanliness each night with the vendor. Any booth
not properly cleaned prior to exiting the festival will have a $200
fee withheld from final payouts. Sidewalks must be left unobstructed
at ALL times. Any Food Vendor using any portion of the sidewalk will
be fined $200 per day. Protective materials must be placed under
fryers and grills. Any vendor who leaves equipment or supplies behind
at the close of the event will incur an additional $200 fine (NO
exceptions).
• Running water and lights are not provided. However, one sanitation
sink will be provided for Food Vendor booths.
GENERAL
• All Ribfest participants and their employees are expected to serve
as a positive representation of the community and at no time should
engage in any illegal activities. Any vendor found in violation of
these rules can be fined and immediately removed from the festival at
the Chamber’s discretion.
• NCC, BBIG, employees, related festival providers and participating
spon- sors will NOT be responsible for any injury, loss or damage that
may occur to the vendor, its employees or property prior to, during or
subsequent to the period covered by the vending contract. The vendor
signing this con- tract expressly releases all of the aforementioned
from any and all claims from such loss, damage or injury.
• We are grateful for the support of our sponsors. Vendors are
expected to work with sponsors and follow contract specifications when
applicable.
• This event will be photographed and videotaped. By participating in
this event you hereby consent to the use of your likeness or image in
those photographs or video for future promotional future promotional
consideration by Ribfest Chicago, the Northcenter Chamber of Commerce
and/or Big Buzz Idea Group.

MERCHANDISE VENDOR     

 

GENERAL INFO
On behalf of Pathways to Professions, thank you for your interest in
participating as a 2015 Finesse Fest merchandise vendor. The
merchandise vendors are an essential element of the festival
experience and PTP is committed to providing vibrant high quality
items for Chicago youth to enjoy. Selected merchandise vendors at
Finesse Fest have the opportunity to present their business to a
captive audience of teenagers and parents.  Our goal is to make
Finesse fest a successful event for all interns, students, artists,
patrons and vendors. Visit www.icautospa.com for festival updates.
SPTP supports Chicago youth, the automotive market and its vendors
through a comprehensive marketing and advertising program featuring
the  vendors in a  designed market area that is inviting to patrons.
Please note that we will be choosing vendors from the North Lawndale
community and surrounding communities.
BOOTH SPECIFICATIONS AND FEES
10x10’ tent, 1 light, Power, and 6  VIP passes for staff–$200
Merchandise Vendors Keep 100% of Profits
IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline for completed applications-7/23/15 Vendors notified of
acceptance–7/23/15 Banner names sent to Tia Watkins by–7/23/15 Banners
made and approved by–7/23/15 Deadline for full payment and all
required paperwork –7/23/15 Vendor Payments due by–7/23/15 Paperwork
will include:
        •       Copy of Sales Tax and Use Permits
        •       Certificate of Insurance
        •       Extra Power Request
        •       Food or beverage seller
        •       Booth set up Completed by 11:30am on 8/23/15

FESTIVAL MERCHANDISE VENDOR APPLICATION:

Business Name:


Contact Person:


Phone:


E-mail:


Address:


City:


State:


Zip:


Web Address:


Briefly describe the items you would like to sell:

Do you have liability insurance cover?


How much?


Years in business:


List participation in previous festivals/events



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