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Greenville council authorizes special-license application for murder-mystery dinner at GARCC
Summary
The Greenville City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 22-25 Oct. 4, authorizing an application for a special license to hold a Murder Mystery Dinner at the Greenville Area Community Center on Oct. 29, 2022.
The Greenville City Council voted unanimously Oct. 4 to approve Resolution No. 22-25, authorizing the city to apply for a special license for a Murder Mystery Dinner at the Greenville Area Community Center on Oct. 29, 2022. Councilperson Cunliffe moved the resolution and Councilperson Moss seconded; the council recorded seven ayes — Lehman, Cunliffe, Scoby, Johnson, Barrus, Moss and Linton — and no nays.
The resolution authorizes the application required to hold the event at the GARCC; the transcript records no public objections during that agenda item. Director of the Greenville Area Community Center (GARCC) Mester was listed among staff present at the meeting. The action clears an administrative step but does not record issuance of the license itself.
The council took the vote during new business and then proceeded to other agenda items. The approval means city staff may submit the formal application and follow any licensing or permitting steps required by city ordinance or state rules.
