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The commission unanimously approved a lease amendment allowing Friends of Grandmother’s Garden to book events at the new pavilion and seek one-day alcohol permits for qualifying events. Alcohol service is not approved by the amendment and would require separate city licensing, insurance, and compliance with rental rules; pavilion capacity is approximately 50 people.
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The amendment allows educational and nonprofit uses at no charge, while private events may be rented for a fee to support pavilion maintenance. Any event serving alcohol must receive separate approval and meet insurance and rental requirements. The commission also agreed that finding qualified instructors is the next step for a proposed youth bicycle education program.
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