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Council postpones Betty Park license agreement request from local instructor
Summary
A license request to use Betty Park for group fitness classes by Chelsea Montgomery was postponed because the applicant had not had enough time to review the agreement; council asked staff to return the item later.
The council postponed consideration of a proposed license agreement that would allow Chelsea Montgomery to use Betty Park for group fitness and wellness classes because the applicant had not had sufficient time to review the proposed contract.
The chair said the item would be delayed so the applicant could go through the agreement. A council member confirmed the vendor needed more time to review the terms; no motion to deny was made. The item will return to a future meeting after the applicant and staff have had additional time to finalize terms.
Why it matters: License agreements for city parks allow programs to operate on public land; postponing ensures adequate review of insurance, scheduling and scope, and avoids approving terms before the applicant has consented.
Next steps: Staff will work with the applicant and bring a revised or final agreement back to council for formal consideration.
