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consecutive. How many days? It doesn’t matter as long as they do not exceed three consecutive <br />days. Hours of operation, likewise, they can shut down at any time within those prescribed hours. <br />But the assumption is that all activities associated with this event shall terminate at 10:00, basically <br />everybody out by 10:00 p.m. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: And then the same thing applies to the liquor, right, dispensing a liquor concession? <br /> <br />ARAI: Well, I’m not familiar with liquor laws, but my understanding is if liquor is to be sold, you <br />will need a liquor license. If, at their election if they wish to prohibit people bringing in liquor <br />through coolers, they have the right to do so. But right off hand I do not know if that by and of <br />itself requires a liquor permit; I think liquor permit is only for the sale of liquor. Am I correct, <br />Director? <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Planning Director? <br /> <br />LEITHEAD TODD: Yeah, the liquor permits are only required, if they are dispensing. And they <br />would have to post security, because they probably have to demonstrate that they have an insurance <br />policy to cover that. But they would bear the liability, as they would be the dispenser of the <br />alcohol, if they had a liquor license. And they, if they, it’s their event, they have the right to <br />prohibit coolers and to prohibit people from bringing it into the area. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Thank you. So, Daryn, if I understand this correctly, even though there are special <br />conditions that are going to be happening, if we approve this application for this coming June, what <br />we are in fact approving is for henceforth. <br /> <br />ARAI: I’m sorry. You are correct. The permit runs with the land and it’s with assumption that this <br />event will be held annually for a maximum of three consecutive days each year. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Okay. With the possibility of a liquor concession. <br /> <br />ARAI: They have that option as provided for in the permit as long as they get a liquor license. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Correct. <br /> <br />BOWMAN: I have a question. <br /> <br />GIFFIN: Commissioner Bowman. <br /> <br />BOWMAN: Is there any way in Condition 2 to clarify that 10:00 p.m., you know, I guess, all <br />concertgoers should be vacated? I don’t know how to word that. But when I look at this, the music <br />festival hours to me says we can, and I’m just throwing this out, you know, we can have a music <br />festival until 10:00. I’d like to see if we can be more succinct to say everybody out by 10:00. And I <br />don’t know how to word that. If that’s a problem or that’s a concern -. <br /> <br />ARAI: Well, I guess we can further refine this by saying something like, to the extent of, “all <br />activities associated with the music festival shall be limited to” or “shall occur between the hours of <br />10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.” And when I say “all activities associated with the event,” it means things <br />like parking, it means like dismantling the tents, setting it up -. <br /> <br />10 <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />