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Review of Park Facility Uses and Regulations
Parks and Recreation Commission November 7, 2013
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Background Summertime brings in a lot of requests to use parks for special events Recent requests for filming – ie commercials, amateur films, etc. Sporting events – 5K, skate competitions Summer concerts and festival Discussion at Commission – July 2013 Council referral October 8, 2013
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Current Policy WMC – “no other City of Woodinville parks may be reserved except for City-sponsored events.” “No other City of Woodinville parks may be reserved for ‘special commercial events’ as that term is defined in WMC (2).”
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Current Policy WMC (2) – “’Special commercial event’ means a special event that is not a special civic event and is organized for commercial purpose, including but not limited to sales, advertising, fund raising, and marketing. Any special event that is not a special civic event and sells tickets, or charges any fee for admission, entry or participation shall be considered a special commercial event.”
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Current Policy “Special civic events” are City-sponsored or City-wide (an event in which the community as a whole is involved in organizing). Includes: Celebrate Woodinville concerts and festival, YMCA Skateboard Competition at Rotary Park Should events other than “special civic events” be allowed in parks?
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Potential Benefits/Drawbacks
Economic development Community-building & civic pride Ties up park for other users Parking & traffic impacts Business and resident disruption More administrative and maintenance burden
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Menu of Options
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Next Steps Analyze preferred options Price out scenarios Revise policy
Recommendation to Council
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