What is a special event?

A special event is defined as any kind of activity that is out of the norm for activities typically occurring in the area where the event is proposed to take place, or an activity that may impact public places, areas, or facilities. Events involving 100 people or more at Lake Tye Park and Sky River Park, 50 people or more at Lewis Street Park and Al Borlin Park, and 30 people or more at Traveler’s Park and neighborhood parks require a Special Event Permit.

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1. Are boats allowed on Lake Tye?
2. Are dogs welcome in any parks?
3. Are there guidelines and rules for a special event?
4. Are there rules the City of Monroe’s parks?
5. Do I need insurance for a special event?
6. How deep is Lake Tye?
7. How do I obtain a permit for my special event?
8. How do I rent a picnic shelter?
9. How much will a Special Event Permit cost overall?
10. Is camping available at any of the city parks?
11. What are the park hours?
12. What are the reasons for denying Special Events Permits?
13. What are the requirement for being able to fish at Lake Tye?
14. What can I do if I feel my permit has been unfairly denied?
15. What else should I consider as I apply for this permit?
16. What is a special event?
17. What is the Distance of the cement walking/run loop around Lake Tye?
18. What is the Distance of the parameter cement walking/run loop around Skykomish River Park?
19. When do I pay the fees?
20. Why do I need to apply for a permit for my special event?
21. Why is the mesh fencing at Wiggly Park removed each year?
22. Who is responsible for the Lewis Street Boat Launch?