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Commission approves several limited‑live permits and two consent calendar permits
Summary
The Entertainment Commission approved a small consent calendar and a series of limited‑live permits — including Mission Bowling Club, Driftwood, ChaChaCha and two mechanical amusements — with police station recommendations attached to each permit.
The commission cleared a slate of venue permits during the meeting, approving two consent‑calendar items and several limited‑live performance permits after staff and police described conditions.
On the consent calendar, Urban Putt and Club 93 were approved for mechanical amusement and billiard parlor permits. The motion carried unanimously.
Mission Bowling Club sought a limited‑live performance permit to allow DJs and limited entertainment that would end by 10 p.m. Owner Summer Peterson said the business has been open about two years and presented neighborhood support; Mission Station had no objections. The commission voted to approve the LLP.
Driftwood (Chris Milstead) described plans to host primarily acoustic music during happy hour; Mission Station recommended conditions and several neighborhood speakers voiced support. The commission approved the permit.
ChaChaCha at Original McCarthy’s (manager Jeffrey Hanford) requested mainly acoustic programming during slow early nights; police described the venue as well run and Mission Station had no objections. The commission approved the permit.
Officers noted standard conditions: adherence to police‑recommended conditions, cooperation with Mission Station, and compliance with the commission’s good‑neighbor policy.
