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Panguitch packet includes local consent forms for Henrie's Drive-In to serve alcohol at two summer events
Summary
Meeting materials include local-consent forms under Utah Code 32B-9-201 for Henrie's Drive-In to receive temporary alcohol permits for a June 27 balloon rally and a July 4 festival at 166 N. Main St.; the packet contains the consent documents and a property-boundary sketch, but recorded council debate and vote are not in this transcript.
Meeting materials for May 12, 2026, contain two local-consent forms required by Utah Code 32B-9-201 that request local authorization for temporary single-event alcohol permits at Henrie's Drive-In, 166 N. Main St.
The first form requests local consent for an event listed as the Panguitch Balloon Rally on June 27, 2026, from 5 p.m. to midnight. The second, for July 4, 2026 (5 p.m. to midnight), bears the event name "4th of July Chicken lights Festival." Both forms cite Utah Code 32B-9-201 and present the locality's written consent language that the local business-licensing authority may provide. The packet also includes a brief property-boundary note labeled "HENRIE'S DRIVE-IN BEER GARDEN" that appears to support the permit applications.
There are typographical inconsistencies in the packet: one form spells the town name "Panguith" (document typo) and the July 4 form lists the applicant as "Hennes Drive In," whereas other forms and related business-application paperwork use the surname "Henrie." The record is the consent and supporting documents; the packet does not include a verbatim council motion, a roll-call vote or an ABC (state) issuance record. The local consent forms are the standard municipal documentation that the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission (ABC) requests before issuing a temporary event permit.
The agenda packet lists the City Manager, Mat Houston, as the council contact for accommodations and meeting participation; the packet does not contain any recorded oral testimony or additional staff reports about conditions or restrictions on the permits. The ABC issues the state-level temporary permit after receiving local consent; the city packet here is the local-consent portion of that process.
