Read the following excerpt from a municipal guide published by the City Council of Valencia (translated from Spanish):
Guidelines for Temporary Street Closures for Neighborhood Activities
To hold neighborhood celebrations, block parties (*verbenas*), or cultural events on public streets, associations must submit a formal application at least 20 business days prior to the event. The application must include a detailed map of the proposed closed area and a signed agreement from at least 60% of the residents on the affected block. Please note that closures of primary arterial roads or transit corridors are strictly prohibited. For events hosting more than 150 attendees, organizers are required to hire certified security personnel and install temporary chemical toilets (*sanitarios químicos*). Once the permit is conditionally approved, a notification will be sent to the local police department and municipal sanitation services (*servicios de limpieza*) to coordinate trash container placement.
Based on the guide, in which of the following situations would these instructions be directly applicable?
- A local resident group organizing an outdoor street party with food stalls and live music for their neighborhoodCevap
- BA community clinic coordinator arranging for temporary medical staff and emergency health services for a public health fair
- CA resident submitting an official request to have municipal trash containers relocated away from their driveway
- DA business owner seeking authorization to permanently redirect traffic to increase pedestrian flow near their shop