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lovesports 11-07-2012 12:19 PM

Love you Gracie. I can always count on you to respond or go pm about anything I post.

As I said, these are things taken away as the topic was parades being taken away...

For me it is a wash, I love love my hometown and friends there. I go "home" many times a year to a place I lived 55 years, I gained but I gave up alot too.


Gracie, you little devil you changed your post. I was responding to you gain comment.

Now Gracie...give me a break. LOL

JeffAVEWS 11-07-2012 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by EdVinMass (Post 577833)
Spot on Cantwait. The developer and/or his two special districts may have chosen not to sponsor and manage future parades but he cannot prevent a parade on the public streets within TV, provided that it is sanctioned by the city or county that owns those streets.

I think that each of the clubs that are oriented towards parades (Village Twirlers, bands, etc.) should elect one member to serve on a parade committee to investigate the feasibility of conducting future parades that could be organized by these clubs and sanctioned by the city/county.

Just because there will be no more sponsored parades does not mean there can't be parades. These are public street, the developer my not want to pay the $10.00 fee for a permit, but he can't stop it. Municode

janmcn 11-07-2012 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffAVEWS (Post 577905)
Just because there will be no more sponsored parades does not mean there can't be parades. These are public street, the developer my not want to pay the $10.00 fee for a permit, but he can't stop it. Municode

If TV were a democracy you could organize a parade on public streets, but as Gracie has explained a zillion times on this forum, TV is not a democracy. The emperor has spoken and no one questions his wisdom.

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Cantwaittoarrive 11-07-2012 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by EdVinMass (Post 577833)
Spot on Cantwait. The developer and/or his two special districts may have chosen not to sponsor and manage future parades but he cannot prevent a parade on the public streets within TV, provided that it is sanctioned by the city or county that owns those streets.

I think that each of the clubs that are oriented towards parades (Village Twirlers, bands, etc.) should elect one member to serve on a parade committee to investigate the feasibility of conducting future parades that could be organized by these clubs and sanctioned by the city/county.

:agree:plus they could contact retailer's about sponsorships. TV doesn't have to be a democracy. Pay the money for the permit and have a parade. Just because the developer chooses not to sponsor doesn't mean the parade can't go on. Public streets belong to everyone, that's why they're public:beer3:

janmcn 11-07-2012 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Cantwaittoarrive (Post 577955)
:agree:plus they could contact retailer's about sponsorships. TV doesn't have to be a democracy. Pay the money for the permit and have a parade. Just because the developer chooses not to sponsor doesn't mean the parade can't go on. Public streets belong to everyone, that's why they're public:beer3:

Unfortunately, the sidewalks and squares are privately owned and not public property.

Cantwaittoarrive 11-07-2012 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by janmcn (Post 577969)
Unfortunately, the sidewalks and squares are privately owned and not public property.

The squares are privately owned but I'm not sure sidewalks are privately owned. Generally sidewalks along a public road are public, in most cases they reside within the easement of the public road. Also it wouldn't be required to use the squares to have a parade. Organizations and cities all across the USA have parades for events all the time and many don't have a square that is used. Now if some are disappointed that they can't sit in the town square and watch a parade with the bars open in the square that might be a different story but I have on occasion taken my lawn chair up to the square or sat on a bench in the square without any event going on just in the middle of the day and people watched and I have never had any representative of the developer run me off and tell me I couldn't sit there, has anyone been run off from sitting in the square??

bkcunningham1 11-07-2012 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by bogie shooter (Post 577946)

lol

JoeC1947 11-07-2012 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 577946)

LOL! Love it!

EdV 11-07-2012 06:22 PM

Cantwait, another sensible post. But everyone should understand that pulling off a big parade is not an easy task and requires lots of volunteers.

The best chance it has without the Morse family behind it is, IMHO, with a joint effort of the TV groups that like to participate in these parades. Just a few thoughts of mine.

Bogie Shooter 11-07-2012 08:30 PM

Remember when there was only one town square, the parages were huge. Then came LSL and now there were two parades only smaller. And currently there are(will be) three squares..........three parades; probably not. Becomes a big effort to put on three parades several times a year.
It all most likely be consolidated to the Polo Grounds, isn't that where the Christmas parade is now being held?

gemorc 11-07-2012 09:25 PM

OK, I pay the permit fee, so now I can have my parade, right? Now I am told I have to pay for all the public services that goes along with my parade. I have to pay for police, and fire protection. I am told I have to supply proper E.M.T. protection for all the participants, the number of technicians increases by the number of people attending my parade. Sorry, I don't want to have my parade anymore.

Peggy D 11-07-2012 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by archerlc (Post 577700)
I keep looking for "The Why." There was a reference to dollars and cents but no statement from the person who made the decision. If all of this is true I will especially miss the St. Patrick's Day parade.

No reason was given


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