Vested Wedding Rights on Consent Agenda, City of St. Augustine, Monday, April 25, 2016

These event venues seek vested rights to hold weddings and other special events. Is listed size accurate in all cases? Did CIty notify neighbors adequately? Why did City amend ordinance to delete records-sharing requirement? Why did no one file for vested rights until City dropped the requirement. City staff lacks candor. Sounds dodgy. Bears watching.

4. Approval of applications for Vested Rights Determination for Special Event Venues. D. Birchim, Director, Planning and Building
   
   •   79 Cedar Street – Cedar House Inn (Bed and Breakfast) 2-20 guests
     
   •   83 Cedar Street – Penny Farthing Inn (Bed and Breakfast) 20 guests
     
   •   87 Cedar Street – Peace and Plenty Inn (Bed and Breakfast) 50 guests
     
   •   89 Cedar Street – At Journey’s End (Bed and Breakfast) 10-30 guests
     
   •   21 Aviles Street – Casa de Solano (Bed and Breakfast) 30 guests
     
   •   38 Cordova Street – The Old Powder House Inn (Bed and Breakfast) 20
     guests
     
   •   34 Saragossa Street – The Saragossa Inn (Bed and Breakfast) 20 guests

•   60, 66 and 70 Cuna Street – Carriage Way (Bed and Breakfast) 25 guests
  
•   142 Avenida Menendez – Bayfront Marin House Inn (Bed and Breakfast)
  60 guests
  
•   83 King Street – Villa Zorayda Museum, 150 guests
  
•   20 Aviles Street – Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, 250 guests (per Fire
  Marshall)
  
•   48 King Street – Government House Museum, 120+ guests