(1) No such facility license shall be issued by Snohomish county except upon written application stating that the licensee intends to seek a Washington state liquor license and the terms of such license;

(2) No liquor shall be served at a licensed event until the county receives written confirmation of the licensee’s successful application for a liquor license from the Washington state liquor control board;

(3) The licensee shall indemnify and hold Snohomish county harmless from any liability arising out of any activity conducted permitted by such licensee on county property;

(4) The licensee shall provide commercial general liability insurance in an amount not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit bodily injury and property damage. Coverage shall include host liquor liability if alcohol is provided and/or liquor liability if liquor is sold. Liquor liability and/or host liquor liability must be noted on the evidence of insurance. Snohomish county, its officers, and employees shall be named as additional insured, with an additional insured endorsement. The policy shall not be reduced or cancelled without 45 days’ written notice to the county. The licensee shall provide to the county a certificate of insurance with endorsements prior to the event and, upon written request of the county, a duplicate of the policy as evidence of the insurance provided;

(5) If required by the director of the airport or the director of the department of parks and recreation, the licensee shall provide crowd control by the sheriff’s reserve, other police reserve, or such other security personnel as approved by the sheriff of Snohomish county. At the discretion of the county executive, the director of the airport, the director of the department of parks and recreation, or the sheriff, any facility license issued by the county for use of any premises of the Evergreen Fairground, the Snohomish county airport, or other property under the custodianship of the department of parks and recreation designated by the director of parks and recreation may be revoked at any time if such licensee shall fail to adequately police and control the sale, service, or consumption of liquor pursuant to a valid liquor license issued to it from the Washington state liquor control board or if such licensee violates any terms of its facility license.