Applicant Andrew Freeman describes Firefly Point plans and constraints
Summary
Andrew Freeman, the applicant, told the commission he purchased and renovated a barn on a peninsula in the reservoir, described prior private events and said he plans limited paid events to help offset ownership costs while complying with watershed protections and agency requirements.
Andrew Freeman, the applicant for CUP-26-02, told the Cumberland County Planning Commission that he and his wife purchased the property and rehabilitated the barn and want to host occasional events to defray ownership costs.
Freeman described the setting as a peninsula on the reservoir, said the barn has water and power and that parking would be organized to avoid roadside congestion. He said porta-potties have been used at prior private gatherings and that, for public events, he plans to place them behind existing sheds away from the water. "We stuck the porta potties right here behind them so we've got a little bridal, but you're still really far away from the water," Freeman said. He also said he would notify the sheriff and EMS ahead of events and that lodging limitations nearby make frequent large events unlikely.
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