[OMS_MANAGERS] Alcohol allowed for events in City Parks?

[Tracy Brown]

The City of Sandy allows patrons to bring wine and beer to concerts and
movies in the park.  It has not been a problem.  The city also hosted a
larger event featuring microbrews for sale and music.  For this event the
organizers were required to follow OLCC rules.  Again, no problems were
encountered.  Cheers!

On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 8:08 PM, Kelly Haverkate
<kellyjhaverkate at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi All,
> We're thinking of an event in our downtown "city-owned" park where we
> serve wine/beer.  This would , of course , be held in a fenced in area, for
> invitees or ticket-holders only.
> Currently our City does not allow alcohol in the park.
>
> Do any of your cities allow alcohol , perhaps through a permit process?
>  Would love to see if there are examples of accommodating ordinances out
> there.
>
> Maybe, while we're at it, what about ordinances that allow alcohol served
> on sidewalks at eating establishments??
>
> Would love any input you might like to share.
>
> Thanks very much,
>
> Kelly Haverkate
> Dayton Community Development Association
>
>
>
>
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Tracy A. Brown
City of Sandy
Director of Planning & Development
39250 Pioneer Blvd.
Sandy, OR  97055
Ph. 503-668-4886
Fax 503-668-8714
tbrown at cityofsandy.com
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