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R <br />REGULAR MEETING JUNE 7, 1982 <br />Big -League World Series Baseball/Softball Throw <br />(location of activity and date to be coordinated) <br />Ms. Dobski also requested the Board's <br />approval on the following <br />eight <br />additional food booths and six <br />additional craft booths, <br />the majority <br />of booths and other activities <br />approved by the <br />Board <br />on May 24, 1982: <br />FOOD <br />CRAFT <br />1. <br />Shirley Sells <br />1. <br />Bonnie S. Bailey <br />2. <br />New Salem Baptist Church <br />2. <br />Tonya Ogle <br />3. <br />Nichols' Polish Prince Pizzaria 3. <br />Randall C. Alford <br />4. <br />David C. Dorsett <br />4. <br />Alene Leer <br />5. <br />Terry Rogers <br />5. <br />Tim & Donna Hunt <br />6. <br />Paula Gonzalez <br />6. <br />YWCA - Lynn Schubert <br />7. <br />Gene Chavis <br />8. <br />The Kids Corner <br />Ms. Dobski stated that, if the Board approved the above food and <br />craft booths, the total to date would be 34.food booths and 27 <br />d` craft booths, which would be included in this year's Ethnic <br />(' Festival. Mr. Kernan stated that the policy used in determining <br />whether or not a craft booth or the sale of an item would be <br />allowed was a decision on whether or not such sale was <br />traditional or ethnic and must not be for a commercial purpose. <br />He referred to the request to sell T-shirts by a Polish organiza- <br />tion. Ms. Dobski explained that, in the past, the sale of <br />T-shirts has been prohibited since the only shirts to be sold <br />commemorated the Ethnic. Festival. Mr. Kernan suggested that, <br />if approved, Ms. Dobski use her discretion on the logo to be <br />used on the T-shirts and also that the sale of the shirts <br />originate at one of the Polish food or craft booths already. <br />approved rather than setting up a special stand for sale of <br />the item. <br />Upon a motion made by Mr. Kernan, seconded by Mr. Hill and <br />carried, the special activities as outlined by Ms. Dobski <br />were approved, subject to the filing of the appropriate <br />insurance where applicable. Upon a motion made by Mr. Kernan, <br />seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, the above eight food booths <br />and six craft booths were also approved; the,food booths approved <br />subject to the required insurance. Ms. Dobski asked for guidance <br />from the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting and Police Traffic Division <br />for a recommendation on the location of the Fire Department Water <br />Ball contest. <br />APPROVE ACTIVITY ON RIVER BEND PLAZA - <br />GIRL SCOUTS OF SINGING SANDS <br />Ms. Dobski stated that the Girl Scouts of the Singing Sands had <br />requested permission to use River Bend Plaza on July 29, 1982 <br />(with a rain date of July 30) for the purpose of conducting a <br />summer workshop and presentation in the area of Glowing, dancing <br />and mime. It was anticipated that approximately 200 girls would <br />participate. Upon a motion made by Mr. Kernan, seconded by Mr. <br />Hill and carried, the request was approved, subject to the filing <br />of the appropriate insurance. <br />PETITION FOR RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL PARKING REFERRED <br />(500 BLOCK SUNNYSIDE) <br />A petition was submitted for Board consideration requesting the <br />establishment of restricted residential parking on the east <br />side of the 500 block of Sunnyside because of the problems <br />encountered by residents as a result of Jefferson School and <br />activities conducted at the school. The petition was signed <br />by four individuals. Upon a motion made by Mr. Kernan, <br />seconded by Mr. Hill and carried, the petition was referred <br />to the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting for review and recommendation, <br />