Block Out Permit For Free

Give four weeks lead time. Closing a city street isn't business-as-usual; several different city departments need time to review the request.Talk to your neighbors.Booze it & lose it (or get an exemption)Shut it down & get lit.Clean up after yourselves.Dec 13, 2016

The Basic Block PartyStep 1: Decide You Want to Throw a Block Party With Your Neighbors.Step 2: Organize a Group of Dedicated Volunteers to Plan the Party.Step 3: Apply for a Permit and Pick a Date.Step 4: Promote Your Party.Step 5: Find That Ice Cream.Step 6: Organize the Potluck.More items...

The Street Activity Permit Office (SAPO) issues permits for Street Festivals, Plaza Events, Production Events, Block Parties, Farmers Markets, Press Conferences, Health Fairs and other events on the City's streets, sidewalks and Pedestrian Plazas.

When hosting a block party, keep in mind the following:Applications must be submitted 60 days prior to the event.Applicants must be a member of a block association and given permission by their neighbors.Event is limited to 9 consecutive hours on one day and one block.Rain dates are not permitted.More items...

The Basic Block PartyStep 1: Decide You Want to Throw a Block Party With Your Neighbors.Step 2: Organize a Group of Dedicated Volunteers to Plan the Party.Step 3: Apply for a Permit and Pick a Date.Step 4: Promote Your Party.Step 5: Find That Ice Cream.Step 6: Organize the Potluck.More items...

The Basic Block PartyStep 1: Decide You Want to Throw a Block Party With Your Neighbors.Step 2: Organize a Group of Dedicated Volunteers to Plan the Party.Step 3: Apply for a Permit and Pick a Date.Step 4: Promote Your Party.Step 5: Find That Ice Cream.Step 6: Organize the Potluck.More items...

If security is recommended by City staff or by the Sheriff's Department, the block party host is responsible for the cost.