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Nampa City Council has taken significant steps to support local events by approving two waiver requests for alcohol catering permits during their regular meeting on March 3, 2025. The council unanimously agreed to grant these permits for St. Paul's Catholic Church and The Vintage Rose, allowing them to serve alcohol at events for a period of up to 12 consecutive months.

The first permit was approved for Marist Hall at St. Paul's Catholic Church, located at 500 West Roosevelt Avenue. This decision enables the church to cater events with alcohol, enhancing its ability to host community gatherings and celebrations. The council members expressed their support, with no objections raised during the discussion.
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Similarly, the council approved a waiver for The Vintage Rose, located at 14095 North Nana Lane, in conjunction with a consent form submitted by The Rock of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. This approval also allows for alcohol service at events held within 300 feet of the venue, further promoting local event hosting capabilities.

While some council members, like Hammerfield, voiced concerns about setting a precedent with these approvals, the overall sentiment was one of support for the local venues and their contributions to community life.

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In addition to these key decisions, the meeting included a public forum segment, allowing Nampa residents to voice their opinions on non-agenda items. The council remains committed to engaging with the community and addressing their concerns.

These approvals mark a proactive approach by the Nampa City Council to foster local events and community engagement, setting the stage for a vibrant social atmosphere in the city.

Converted from March 03, 2025 - Regular Council Meeting meeting on March 04, 2025
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