If approved, the Thanksgiving event would keep other park visitors from using the pavilion, practice fields and two gazebos from about 7 to 10 a.m.; the Dec. 5 event would reserve a gazebo and part of the parking lot from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The H.I.S. Centre application estimates 1,200 attendees for a Turkey Trot 5K and one-mile family run benefiting its community health programs.
Bulverde’s Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is scheduled Tuesday to weigh recommendations on the two permit applications; City Council approval would still be required.
The Thanksgiving application says 35 to 40 volunteers would handle cleanup. It also says two to four off-duty police officers would be stationed near the route.
Provisions: A 25:35 Outreach estimates 150 attendees for its 16th annual Holiday Hunger Run / Walk 5K. The food-pantry fundraiser’s application requests a reservation-fee waiver and says officers would be hired according to the event’s route and attendance needs.
