Spring City approves Splash/Paddle event Aug. 2 at Veterans Park, OKs $200 for kids activities
Summary
The commission approved the Splash/Paddle event for Aug. 2 at Veterans Park from 10 a.m.–3 p.m., confirmed several vendors, and authorized a $200 budget for kiddie pools, prizes and supplies. Staff and volunteers were assigned follow-up tasks including permits and pre-event forms.
The Spring City Tourism and Events Commission voted July 7 to hold the Spring City Splash/Paddle event on Aug. 2 at Veterans Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jody Bauer moved to hold the event at Veterans Park and Ava Wilson seconded; the minutes record "all in favor."
The commission also approved a $200 budget to cover kiddie pools, ducks, prizes and bubbles to ensure younger children are included in activities. The minutes show Candi Harris moved to approve the $200 allocation and Teresa Evans seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Members assigned planning tasks: Kristin Urani will pursue donated kayaks, notify Monkey Town Inflatables and Destin 2 Chill that the event is approved, and complete the pre-event form; Stephanie Strader will seek food vendors; Candi Harris reached out to potential food vendors including a Chick-fil-A truck and Swine Rinds; Teresa Evans will consult Doug about needed items; Brenda Dodson was asked to assist with items, advertising and Cumberland Trail outreach; Ava Wilson will ask for volunteers and face painters; the group is waiting on Leon to confirm availability of Trustees, and Robbie was asked to secure the park permit and draft a Good Neighbor Letter (the minutes note a question about whether to email and mail letters).
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