Thanks for being persistent on reporting (documenting) Sharon, although I don’t believe they’re prepared with the any new plan for this parking lot yet. I’ve noticed one RV there for approximately two weeks without moving at all.

Code Enforcement Division assigned this issue to Christina E., Community Services Section (CSS)

Drove by on way to work and this is for the 4th of July Celebration, so it's temporary workers for the midway rides etc...I'm sure they have arrangements?
Going out on a limb and saying this should be closed, so as not to waste CSS time. They will likely be gone by the time Christina gets to it anyway.

I have contacted City Hall and was informed that there is Circus that will be there from July 5 through July 15 in the non-grassy part of Independence Park

VPD said they are Fireworks people. Either way, they are right in the middle of public viewing area. That park area is traditionally packed on the 4th w/ residents.. Artsem: it isn’t a parking lot. It is a park. Independence Park.

Does it matter. (A) They're breaking the law and (B) the world is out that Vallejo has no law enforcement.

Sharon, thanks, I saw that when I drove by. Initially I thought it was the boat launch as per usual.
Homeowner,
(A) I’m not sure they’re breaking the law if prior arrangements were made with the City.
(B) That is a fact.

Was it approved? By who? No answer @ COV or GVRD by phone.

The Camber of Commerce is the sponsor of the parade and waterfront celebration:

For more information, a parade route and a schedule of the day’s events, please visit our website at
www.vallejojuly4.org, or contact the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce at 707-644-5551
LINK:
http://visitvallejo.com/Documents/4th%20of%20July%20Parade%20PR%202019%20Final.pdf

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