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Louisburg adopts community station policy with private-gathering alcohol provision held for legal review
Summary
The council adopted a Community Station use policy to promote downtown activity, setting fees, refundable cleaning deposits, and discounted rates for residents. Council inserted an amendment to delay item C2 (private gatherings providing beer/wine) pending legal and insurance review.
The Louisburg Town Council on Oct. 15 adopted a Community Station policy aimed at encouraging downtown activation and formalizing rental terms, fees and rules for the facility. The motion included an amendment to hold the provision allowing private gatherings to provide beer and wine (item C2) until legal and insurance questions are resolved.
Councilman Alan Stover presented the policy, saying the station is intended to draw foot traffic to downtown and that residents, civic groups and local nonprofits should be allowed to use the facility free of charge subject to a refundable…
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