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Committee forwards Union Presbyterian Church Cinco de Mayo permit after correcting permit date typo
Summary
The Public Safety Committee approved forwarding a first‑time Cinco de Mayo special event permit for Union Presbyterian Church — scheduled May 9 roughly noon–5 p.m. in the church parking lot with about 100 expected attendees — after staff corrected a typo on the permit term.
The Public Safety Committee voted to forward a special event permit from Union Presbyterian Church for a first‑time Cinco de Mayo event to the City Council. Clerk told the committee, “So this is the event is to take place on, May 9 from roughly noon to 5PM,” and said the activity would primarily occur in the church parking lot with vendors and an expected attendance of about 100 people.
Clerk also noted a typographical error in the permit term — the applicant confirmed the correct date is May 9 — and the police and fire departments reported no concerns. A committee member moved to send the permit to council, the motion was seconded and the clerk recorded affirmative roll‑call votes by members present.
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