Cloudcroft postpones Opera Company and spin-studio license renewals over language, insurance issues
Summary
The Village postponed renewal of the Cloudcroft Light Opera Company pavilion license so CLOC can present revised language, and delayed the Cloudcroft Spin Cycling LLC license after discovering incorrect insurance coverage listed (required coverage: $1,000,050.00).
The Governing Body postponed two license renewals at the July 14 meeting to allow applicants to return with corrected documents.
Cindi Bradshaw, representing the Cloudcroft Light Opera Company (CLOC), presented proposed changes to contract language and requested extending the pavilion lease term to Dec. 31, 2026. Trustees moved to postpone formal action until CLOC submits the proposed language. "Cindi Bradshaw representing CLOC presented to the Governing Body proposed changes in the language of the agreement to include limited access by the public to portions of the pavilion specific to the use of CLOC and extending the term of the lease to December 31, 2026," the minutes state.
Separately, review of the Spin Cycling license showed the insurance coverage amount listed in the draft was incorrect. The item was postponed so the licensee may provide the required insurance coverage of $1,000,050.00 at the next meeting. Both postponements passed on unanimous roll-call votes.
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