Matters ▸ Attachment
PE Lexington Ave BP 9-28 — File 24-1143
PUBLIC EVENT/SPECIAL ALCOHOL LICENSE APPLICATION
City of Somerville, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Application #: PEL24-000183
File #: 24-016546
Public Event
Application for:
Kelsey Kent
Organization name:
Lexington Ave Block Party
Event name:
It's happening again! We're gathering
Description:
together as neighbors and friends of Lexington AVE in
Somerville. Meet your neighbors, eat some food, drink
some drink and be merry! We'll chat about Halloween and
catch up on Summer fun.
Lexington Avenue between Hancock Street and
Location:
Cedar Street
9/28/24
Date(s):
9/29/24
Rain date(s):
3:00pm
Setup starts at (time):
4:00pm
Event starts at (time):
9:00pm
Cleanup after the event ends at (time):
8:00pm
Event ends at (time):
none, or maybe neighbors will play their
Entertainment:
guitars.
regular small pop up tents
Temporary Structures:
Attendees:
Max attendance at one time: 200
Total people attending: 250
Maximum attendees accommodated: 250
Total Somerville residents attending: 200
none
Attendee fees or suggested donations:
n/a
What is your budget for this event:
Social or cultural benefits:
meeting our neighbors and connecting our community!
Financial benefits:
n/a
Kelsey Kent
Event Contact:
[phone removed]
Event Contact Phone:
Event Information
Yes/No
If yes, Describe
Open to the public?
Yes
We'll post flyers on our street and adjacent streets.
Food served?
Yes
Potluck style! Neighbors will bring food and share with
each other from their driveways.
Caterer used?
No
Alcohol served?
No
Grill/open-flame device used?
Yes
folks will have the grills on their driveways. We'll have our
fire extinguishers out at each one.
Streets blocked?
Yes
Lexington Avenue from Hancock Street to Cedar Street.
Sidewalks blocked?
No
Describe any accessibility features available to
attendees/participants
side walks are open
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?
Yes
2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
Approved By:
CS Mayor, Approved
Kevin Roche, Approved
CS Traffic and Parking, Approved
Eric Weisman, Approved
Charles Breen, Approved with Conditions
Use easily moveable barriers to block the street. All tents & other obstacles should be kept out of the travel lane to allow emergency vehicles to pass
through if necessary. Use grills 10 feet from any combustible materials.
Timothy Mitsakis, Approved with Conditions
Follow city noise ordinance guidelines
Kimberly M. Wells, Approved