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(C) The applicant has, where appropriate, designated monitors sufficient to control the orderly conduct of the event in conformity with such permit; (D) The conduct of the event will not unduly interfere with the proper fire and police protection of, or ambulance service to, the remainder of the city, or unreasonably disrupt other public services and protection normally provided to the city; (E) The event will not interfere with another event for which a permit has been granted; (F) The event proposed will not violate, and will conform with all applicable regulations and laws governing the activities of the proposed event; and (G) The applicant has, unless exempted, met all requirements concerning fees and insurance, including any unpaid balance of fees owed by applicant from a prior permitted event and any liability incurred by the city as a direct and proximate result of applicant's failure to obtain and maintain the insurance required hereunder for any prior permitted event. (3) The city manager or city manager designee shall not issue the permit if any information supplied by the applicant is false or intentionally misleading. (4) The city manager or city manager designee shall have the authority to and shall make reasonable efforts to consider an application hereunder which is not filed within the applicable deadlines before the proposed date of the parade, public assembly or expressive activity. The city manager or city manager designee shall waive the deadline if, after due consideration of the date, time, place and nature of the event, the anticipated number of participants and the city services required in connection with the event, and where good cause is otherwise shown, the city manager or city manager designee determines that the waiver of the permit application deadline will not present an undue hazard to public safety. (5) If the city manager or city manager designee denies an application, she shall promptly attempt to call and will promptly mail and /or email to the applicant a notice of her action, stating the reasons for her denial of the permit. (6) If two (2) or more applications are submitted requesting a permit under this section for a parade, public assembly or expressive activity to be used at the same date, time and place, the application first filed shall be granted if it meets the requirements of this section. (7) Nothing in this section shall permit the city manager or city manager designee to deny a permit or waive a required fee based upon political, social or religious grounds or reasons or based upon the content of the views expressed. Denial of a permit on such grounds is prohibited. (8) The issuance of a permit under this section shall not excuse the applicant from any other license, inspection or permit requirements that may be otherwise necessary for the proposed event, such as business licenses, right of way occupancy permits, land use permits, special event license, electrical permits, building permits and health pen-nits.