Applicability facts
Record facility details and maximum legal capacity separately from attendance. Use the applicability check to identify what needs further review.
RE-WAI ILLINOIS EVENT FACILITIES
Know the facts.
Organize the next step.
A dedicated workspace for reviewing the Illinois Large Event Facilities Act: applicability facts, county information, statutory checklist actions and supporting evidence.
Discuss Event FacilitiesA facility review
you can follow.
Start with what is known about the facility. Keep unverified facts open, record sources and dates, and assign the work that still needs attention.
Maximum legal capacity and event attendance are recorded separately. County information requires verification; it is not treated as automatic eligibility.
FROM FACTS TO FOLLOW-UP
- 01Check applicability
Facility facts and maximum legal capacity
- 02Verify county information
Retain the source and date
- 03Work through the checklist
Answers, assignments and supporting evidence
- 04Prepare for review
Checklist CSV and a printable summary
Workflow overview. Unknown facts stay open.
KEEP THE REASONING WITH THE RECORD
Structure for the review.
Context for every action.
County verification
Document county information with a dated source. Unverified information remains an open question in the workflow.
Statutory checklist
Keep checklist answers, source references, dates and assignments together. Retain optional evidence documents alongside the review.
READY FOR A TEAM DISCUSSION
Share the record.
Keep its limits visible.
Export a checklist CSV or use the printable summary to review facility facts, county evidence and checklist progress. Retained documents support the review without automatically completing checklist answers.
Explore the shared workspaceEVENT FACILITIES QUESTIONS
Clear about the scope.
Does attendance determine legal capacity?
No. The app keeps maximum legal capacity separate from event attendance. Your team supplies and verifies facility facts used in the applicability review.
Does the app automatically verify my county?
No. County information needs a source and verification date. Unknown or unverified information stays open for review.
Who can work on a facility?
Owners and editors can edit facilities. Viewers and reviewers can read. Authorized workspace members can read facility documents, so unrelated customers should use separate workspaces.
How does this relate to Food Scraps?
Both apps share sign-in, workspace access and backups. Facility checklists stay separate from food scraps collection, destination and reporting records. A full workspace restore affects both workflows.
LET'S START WITH YOUR WORKFLOW
Find the right starting point.
Tell us whether you're organizing food scraps records, reviewing an Illinois facility, or working across both.