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Council approves Pumpkin Factory LLC concert permit; applicant estimates 2,000 spectators per show

2287716 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The City Council approved a special-event permit application for Pumpkin Factory LLC to hold a series of concerts off Live Oak on specified 2025 dates; the applicant estimated 2,000 spectators and proposed on-site food and alcohol sales.

The council approved Item 5, a special-event permit application from Pumpkin Factory LLC, to host a series of concerts on privately owned property off Live Oak with scheduled dates in February, March, April, May, June, July and August 2025.

Staff described the application and the review process: the applicant listed event dates (Feb. 22; March 22; April 11-12; May 4; June 15; July 19; August date unspecified in staff remarks), estimated 2,000 spectators per event and indicated on-site ticket sales, food and beer would be offered. After the council'level action, staff said the permit application would proceed to the relevant departments for standard review and approval.

Council discussion focused on calendar conflicts with city-sponsored events; staff said only April 19 conflicted with the city's Eggstravaganza and that the events were different enough in type to avoid direct competition. A council member moved the item and the council voted in the affirmative.

Why it matters: Large private events can affect traffic, public safety services, noise and local business revenue. The permit will still require department-level review and any necessary conditions before final approval for each event date.

Follow up: Permit processing will continue through departmental review and appropriate conditions will be applied as part of standard permitting practice.