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Board grants three-month trial valet permit for new downtown restaurant Terrica’s on Main
Summary
The Board of Public Safety approved a three-month trial for two on-street parking spaces to be used for valet service at Terrica’s on Main (215 Main St.) starting at the restaurant's opening; applicant agreed to required insurance and to notify city staff of opening date.
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The City of Evansville Board of Public Safety approved a trial valet-parking arrangement for a new downtown restaurant, Terrica’s on Main.
Owner Terrica Carter told the board she plans a high-end steakhouse/seafood restaurant at 215 Main Street and requested two on-street spaces immediately in front of the restaurant for valet use on Thursdays through Saturdays during operating hours (proposed 5–11:59 p.m.). Carter said she owns an off-street lot that valet staff would use in addition to the German American lot behind the building.
The board approved reserving two on-street spaces for the business on a three-month trial basis beginning when the restaurant opens (Carter indicated a target opening in September–October, subject to construction). The permit requires standard insurance and compliance with any valet-operating rules; city staff asked Carter to confirm the opening date with staff so the trial start can be noted in the event/parking calendar.
The motion passed by voice vote; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript. Staff will revisit the arrangement at the end of the trial period.
