The company must meet with and explain to homeowners the extent of production within a minimum of two blocks from the location where filming is to take place. The company must meet with and receive permission from neighborhood associations or individual occupants. Contact the City of Tucson Department of Neighborhood Resources at 520.837.5013 to determine what association to contact. The company needs to supply the neighborhood association, homeowner, or current occupants with a written filming schedule that includes dates, times, locations, and any foreseen traffic problems. The company will limit all set construction on residential streets between 7:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Production and crew vehicles must not block driveways or other accesses to homes or businesses without written permission from owners/occupants. In addition, all parking by production and crew vehicles must be in legally designated spaces. Production and crew vehicles must be identified as such by signs or stickers on the front windshield. During night filming, production and crew members must wear identification. Any and all financial arrangements will be negotiated between the film company and the homeowners/occupants directly. All agreements must be in place before the film company may begin construction or filming. All agreements must be in writing and supplied to homeowners/occupants/neighborhood associations as described previously under Residential Neighborhoods. A copy of the location agreement (excluding dollar amounts or fees) between homeowner associations or individual occupants needs to be attached to the film permit and forwarded to Film Tucson. Film companies are required to follow the terms of this guideline to ensure the issuance of a permit. A copy of the permit is available at the Film Tucson. We will assist you in accomplishing these guidelines.