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Questions Concerning Cook-Out Fund Raisers on Main Street

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
August 8, 2018
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At the Tuesday night, August 7th Board of Aldermen meeting, Recreational & Zoning Director David Dunn appeared before the board to clarify rules on Cook-Out Fundraisers. All groups conducting a cook-out fundraiser in the city of Magee must have a permit. The permit may be obtained at City Hall. Not all organizations will be charged a fee but must have a permit. David explained the importance of who is holding the event. “If it is a church, we need a contact person,” said Dunn.

The Magee Police have been instructed to ask any organization conducting a cook-out for their permit.

Dunn reminded everyone that no one is allowed to stand in the street to collect money. (This situation happened during fundraising effort for ball teams). People may stand off the road but not on the road.

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A new permit form will be prepared and presented for approval at the next board meeting.

David discussed the recreational grant the city is seeking. Click here for more details

 

(I just had to use the picture of one of my favorites, Michael Dunn!)

 

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