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Board approves two special-event beer permits for White Oak Park and city festivals
Summary
The Red Bank commission approved a one-time private beer permit for a Trust for Public Land invitation-only event at White Oak Park and a multi-event permit for a vendor to serve beer at several city events.
The board approved two special-event beer permits during a temporary Beer Board session. The first permit authorized Daniella Paz Peterson, doing business as Trust for Public Land, to vend beer at an invitation-only event at White Oak Park Main Pavilion on Sept. 15, 2025, from 4 to 8 p.m. The applicant confirmed she had read and would abide by city alcohol ordinances; the permit application described a small gathering of about 40 people and ID-checking and wristband procedures.
A motion to approve the Trust for Public Land permit was made by Vice Mayor Holly Berry, seconded by Commissioner Hazel Kingston Wilkinson, and carried with no recorded opposition.
The board also approved a multi-event permit for Jeff Schwenke to serve beer at a series of city-sponsored events — including food truck Fridays, Active Older Adults programs, Art Gala, S'mores and Sounds, and Arts Fest. The applicant confirmed compliance plans for ID checking, wristbands and stamps. Commissioner Jamie Fairbanks Harvey moved approval; Commissioner Wilkinson seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Discussion versus action: both approvals were formal permit approvals recorded by the beer board. The record shows the applicants affirmed compliance measures (ID checks, wristbands), but no additional permit conditions beyond standard ordinances were recorded in the meeting minutes.
