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continues to explore a modified event as follows: <br />1. Split Course Event utilizing Rum River Hills Golf Course and the Links at Northfork. This provides an <br />opportunity to maximize social distancing in a variety of ways. It also provides a unique opportunity to utilize <br />Rum River Hills Golf Course that normally is unable to accommodate the size of this event. <br />2. Change the Awards Dinner to a 'Grab and Go' Dinner. Staff would recommend that the event provide Gift <br />Cards from full service restaurants in Ramsey. This would not only provide an alternative to the traditional <br />meal, it would also support our local restaurants also impacted by the pandemic. <br />3. Change the Awards Ceremony to a Virtual or Streaming Event. This would likely occur at a later date. This <br />could be live streamed or taped in advance. Staff believes we can work with QCTV and/or current staff to get <br />footage from the event and weave into an event summary of the day at the two courses. It could include the <br />teams, hole sponsors, City Council, EDA and recognition of Panther Precision as the 2020 Business of the <br />Year. A link to a video or a PDF would be provided after the event. Within a week would be ideal. <br />4. Tournament Champions and Other Award Winners. Winners from each course will be determined and <br />recognized for their achievement. Complete Tournament standings will be posted by team and score and <br />could be included in the virtual event ceremony. <br />5. A participant list could be created and shared with all hole sponsors and teams so they can contact each other <br />outside of the event. A random draw could be done for door prizes but more thought would have to go into <br />this process. <br />6. Prize Giveaway. Typically we have an event giveaway for participants. <br />Staff believes we need to get a "green light" to hold this event ASAP. The event is currently scheduled for August <br />18, 2020. However, Staff would be open to alternative dates if needed. Staff would like to bring the Event to EDA <br />for consideration/approval on June 11, 2020. <br />Summer Concert Series: <br />It may be noted here here that this popular outdoor event is 'ready to go' with the bands secured for the 2020 concert <br />season scheduled to commence on June 18th. However, no down payments with the bands or promoters has <br />occurred, and no final contracts are in place. Additionally of note, is this is the Ten Year Anniversary of <br />performances at The Draw. With the uncertainties surrounding all community events, Recreation Specialist Abby <br />Proulx has been communicating with the performers, with each of them expressing an understanding of the <br />situation, and also comfortable 'standing by' until a determination can be made as to the status of any performances <br />at the park. <br />Two alternatives appear to exist at this time relative to the concert season; <br />1. Simply canceling the season and perhaps signing the same bands for the 2021 season. <br />2. Or, perhaps canceling the June performances, and evaluating the feasibility of July/August concerts in <br />mid -June if restrictions on gatherings 'loosen' somewhat, together with stringent seating separation and <br />one-way movement on the steps and walks within the amphitheater. In this scenario, if food and beverages <br />are are not provided for sale, this could provide for assembly for the 90 minute event, with an understanding <br />that concert goers are to remain seated except for limited movement to access the restroom etc. However, for <br />this to be realistic and tenable, children (and pets) may have to be restricted from the amphitheater area <br />proper. <br />In e-mail correspondence with the Ramsey Foundation membership, most felt that managing or being responsible <br />for appropriate distancing was not achievable nor realistic. <br />Staff does not have a recommendation at this time, and seeks Council consensus on whether to cancel the season, <br />or develop a plan that may allow the later season concerts to continue with stringent protocols in place that allow <br />the public to feel safe, and also, not be incongruent with other events in the community that do need to be canceled <br />for 2020. <br />Timeframe: <br />Funding Source: <br />
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