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This document outlines the requirements and application process for obtaining a Temporary Use Permit in the City of Billings and Yellowstone County, including guidelines for different usage groups.

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How to fill out temporary use permit

1. Obtain a copy of the temporary use permit application form from your local government or online.
2. Fill in your contact information including name, address, phone number, and email.
3. Specify the purpose of the temporary use permit, including details about the event or activity.
4. Provide the location where the temporary use will take place.
5. Indicate the dates and times for which the permit is needed.
6. Attach any required documents, such as site plans, insurance certificates, or letters of authorization.
7. Review the application for completeness and accuracy.
8. Submit the application to the relevant local authority, either in person or electronically if allowed.
9. Pay any required application fees associated with the permit.
10. Await confirmation of receipt and processing from the local authority.

Who needs temporary use permit?

1. Individuals or organizations hosting temporary events, such as festivals, concerts, or markets.
2. Businesses needing to use public space for promotional activities or temporary sales.
3. Non-profits seeking permission to conduct temporary fundraising activities.
4. Construction companies requiring temporary permits for site work or equipment setup.
5. Any party needing to use a location for a limited time for a specific purpose.

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What is temporary use permit?

A temporary use permit is a special authorization that allows for a specific use of land or property for a limited period of time, often in contexts such as events, construction, or temporary installations.

Who is required to file temporary use permit?

Individuals or organizations planning to use land or property for temporary purposes, such as events, exhibitions, or construction activities, are typically required to file for a temporary use permit.

How to fill out temporary use permit?

To fill out a temporary use permit, applicants must provide relevant details about the proposed temporary use, including the type of activity, location, duration, and any impact on surrounding areas, and may need to submit diagrams or site plans.

What is the purpose of temporary use permit?

The purpose of a temporary use permit is to ensure that temporary uses of land or property are conducted in a manner that is safe, complies with local regulations, and minimizes negative impacts on the community and environment.

What information must be reported on temporary use permit?

Information that must be reported on a temporary use permit typically includes the applicant's contact information, description of the proposed use, location, duration, anticipated number of attendees (if applicable), and compliance with safety and zoning regulations.