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BCC Regular Meeting
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Minutes
Meeting Date
11/20/2012
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Board of County Commissioners
Archived Roll/Disk#
4056
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143, 166-197
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i <br /> 9 . CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS AND GOVERNMENTAL <br /> AGENCIES-NONE <br /> 10 . PUBLIC ITEMS <br /> 10.A. PUBLICHEARING <br /> I0 A. 1. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE TO PERMIT LICENSED SALE OF <br /> ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT THE INDL4NRIVER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. <br /> THE FUTURE SOUTH COUNTYINTER GENERA TIONAL RECREATION <br /> CENTER, AND THE FACILITYFORMERLYKNOWNAs DODGER TOWN <br /> (LEGISLATIVE) <br /> PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR HEARING IS ON FILE IN THE <br /> OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD <br /> Assistant County Administrator Michael Zito recalled the Board ' s direction on October 2, <br /> 2012 , for the County Attorney to advertise the proposed ordinance amendment to Chapter 205 of <br /> the Indian River County Code, which prohibits the consumption or sale of alcoholic beverages in <br /> parks and recreational facilities . The purpose of the amendment is to : ( 1 ) provide for exceptions <br /> to Chapter 205 , in order to permit individually licensed vendors to serve alcoholic beverages at <br /> the Fairgrounds and the future South County Park Intergenerational Facility; and (2) to ratify the <br /> long standing practice of serving alcoholic beverages at County-approved events at the facility <br /> F/K/A Dodgertown (now known as the Vero Beach Sports Village) . Mr. Zito revealed that a <br /> vendor would have to apply for a permit and outlined the requirements pertaining to same, noting <br /> that the application would be routed for approval to certain public officials, such as the Sheriff <br /> and Director of Emergency Services . The cost of the permit would be $ 150 per day for non- <br /> profit entities, and $ 350 a day for all other groups . He noted that the County' s Holman Stadium <br /> Use Agreement also needs to be amended consistent with the updated ordinance. <br /> Discussion ensued regarding how the County' s proposed ordinance amendment compares <br /> with the ordinances of the cities of Sebastian and Vero Beach, with regards to alcoholic beverage <br /> 4 143 PG 185 <br /> November 20, 2012 10 <br />
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