HomeMy Public PortalAboutResolution 02-94 Suspension of the open container restriction for Winter Carnival RESOLUTION NO.,A. -94
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF McCALL, IDAHO,
AUTHORIZING A CATERING PERMIT AND SUPSENSION OF THE
OPEN CONTAINER RESTRICTION FOR SPECIFIED TIMES AND LOCATIONS.
WHEREAS
1. The McCall Chamber of Commerce is again sponsoring Winter Carnival;
2. The McCall Chamber of Commerce is planning a food court on the old railroad
right-of-way and wishes to sponsor a beer court within the same; and
3. The Council finds a temporary and limited suspension of the open container law
would be in the public interest and would further McCall's economic well-being
or development; and that the Chamber is an exempt nonprofit organization;
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of McCall that:
Section 1. The following described area within that portion of the old railroad right-of-
way denoted by the City as the Depot Road, is authorized as a food court where a
person may have an open container of an alcoholic beverage during the times that
the food court and the Chamber's information office are open during Winter
Carnival 1994,provided that the Police Chief may order such beer court to be
closed, and such suspension of the open container law at an end, in the event the
Chamber fails to confine the consumption of beer to the food court:
the area bounded on the Southwest by and not including the Chamber's
then information booth to be located near Highway 55 but east of the City
parking lot, on the Northeast by and not including the Chamber's entrance
to the State Ice Sculpture Contest near the easterly edge of the Depot
building, and on the Northwest and Southeast by the side limits of the
roadway as cleared of snow.
Beverages purchased within or brought into the food court area must be consumed
within the food court area.
Section 2. This resolution shall be effective upon the last to occur of: the publication of
ordinance number 658; the obtaining of catering permit(s) or Section 23-
1007(A)(2)permit(s)for this activity, but only while that permit(s) is in force and
being exercised at the food court; and the furnishing to the City Clerk of a
certificate of insurance naming the City as an additional insured with a combined
single limit of at least$500,000 and not exceeding$1,000,000, such amount being
subject to the discretion of the Clerk.
Passed and approved January 13, 1994.
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Dean Martens
Mayor
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Arthur J chmidt,
City Cl r�k