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Commission declines alcohol-sales motion for single arena event after concerns about cleanup
Summary
A motion to allow alcohol sales at one arena concert was moved but received no second; commissioners raised concerns about protecting the arena floor, additional cleanup and contract protections if alcohol were permitted.
Under old business commissioners revisited a request to permit alcohol sales during a single arena concert. Tommy moved to approve alcohol sales for the event and described the request; commissioners expressed concerns about people in the dirt area, caps and cans mixing with soil, and the need to protect the rental floor. "I make a motion to approve the sale of alcohol at his event," Tommy said.
Staff discussed contract language and a possible special-use agreement to address cleanup and floor protection; however, the motion lacked a second and therefore was not put to a vote, meaning alcohol sales will not be approved for that arena event at this time.
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