Bellaire City Council will consider at their next meeting suspending the curfew for Zindler Park for Tents in Town, an urban campout organized by Patrons for Bellaire Parks. The event is a fundraiser for the next phase of funding for Bellaire Town Square. The current curfew for the park is 11 p.m. through 5 a.m. Council will meet at 7 p.m. Feb. 16 in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 7008 S. Rice Avenue.
Tents in Town is an urban campout for Bellaire children and their parents to spend the night in tents in Zindler Park on March 28. Funds raised will be used for a playground, pavilion, skate park, donor plaza and an interactive water feature and the great lawn in Bellaire Town Square. The event will be a joint effort with Patrons, the Parks and Recreation Department and local Cub Scouts and Girl Scout troops.
About 300 residents are expected to participate, and will have special T-shirts and bracelets for identification. The Bellaire Optimist Club will provide food and scouts will volunteer with games and tent set-up.
Council will also hear the City Manger’s report concerning infrastructure and utilities updates, the finance report through Jan. 31 and a report by Pierce Goodwin Alexander & Linville of the feasibility of constructing a new municipal courts facility of property located to the east and adjacent to the existing courts building.
Jamie Allen, Kathy Biddle, Bill Borden, Eric Coan, Cindy Cozewith, Linda Dyson, Jay Ginsburg, Sarah Ginsburg, Jenni Malone, Lynn McBee, Diane McLaughlan, Pauline McRae, Jeffery Mills, Phil Murray, David Schlosberg and Sharon Veldman will be recognized during the meeting for their service on the Centennial Planning Committee.
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