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PE Walker St Leonard St BP 6-4 — File 213796
PUBLIC EVENT/SPECIAL ALCOHOL LICENSE APPLICATION
City of Somerville, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Application #: PEL22-000054
File #: 22-006668
Application for: Public Event
Organization name: Walker Street/Leonard Street Block
Party
Event name: Walker Street/Leonard Street Block Party
Description: Bringing the Neighborhood together after 2
very long years of covid. We want to unity our streets and
meet our neighborhood in a safe environment and close
both Leonard and Walker streets.
Location: Walker St from Leonard St to Broadway
Date(s): June 4th
Rain date(s): June 5th
Setup starts at (time): 10am
Event starts at (time): 11am
Cleanup after the event ends at (time): 6pm
Event ends at (time): 5pm
Entertainment: None
Temporary Structures: None
Attendees:
Max attendance at one time: 30
Total people attending: 40
Maximum attendees accommodated: 40
Total Somerville residents attending: 40
Attendee fees or suggested donations: 0
What is your budget for this event: None
Social or cultural benefits:
Bringing the Neighborhood together after 2 very long years
of covid. We want to unity our streets and meet our
neighborhood in a safe environment and close both
streets.
Financial benefits:
None.
Event Contact: Tracy Wishon
Event Contact Phone: NA
Event Information
Yes/No
If yes, Describe
Open to the public?
Yes
Word of mouth to the residents of Walker/Leonard Streets.
And Signage put on the streets.
Food served?
Yes
Residents will provide own food and food to share.
Caterer used?
No
Alcohol served?
No
Grill/open-flame device used?
No
Streets blocked?
Yes
Walker St from Leonard St to Broadway
Sidewalks blocked?
No
Arrangements:
Police Detail:
No
Parking (for Attendees)?
No
Restrooms?
No
Liability Insurance?
No
Will any public parks be used?
No
Has the event occurred in the last two years?
No
Approval Conditions:
Approved By:
CS Mayor, Approved
Kevin Roche, Approved
Dennis Sullivan, Approved
Sean Sylvester, Approved
Eric Weisman, Approved
Kimberly M. Wells, Approved