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‘oot Fire In The Mountains Matt Getz <rnpqetz(gmail.com Tue 12/11/2018 3:09 PM T:Board Of County Commissioners <comrnissionerstetoncountywy.gov; Hi, am writing to show my support for The Fire In The Mountains music festival. It is an extremely unique gathering that I beautiful home. look forward to FITM and hope can continue this wonderful new brings further diversity to out I tradition. Thank youl Matthew Getz Sent trotn my Phone 010 f 02— Support Jackson Hole Music Store <[email protected]> Tue 12/11/018 3:10 PM 6ord Of County Commissioners <commissioners©tetoncount.gov>; Hi - We want to share our support for the Fire in the Mountains show at Heart Six Ranch. We support their cause and efforts to bring diverse music to our area. We hope you feel the same way. Thank you for your time, Jackson Hole Music Fire in the Mountains Permit Tue 12/11/2018 3:12 PM r Board Of County Commissioners <[email protected]>; To Whom It May Concern: I’ve been informed by Jeremy Walker that the Teton County commissioners may deny his request for the passage of a 2019 permit for Fire in the Mountains music festival. request that you approve passage of this permit as it is an event that brings a myriad of benefits to our I kindly corn m unity. Best, Danielle Carozza J OIQ .OLt Fire in the mountains permit Tue 12/11/2018 3:13 PM Board Of County Commissioners <commissionerstetoncountywy.gov>; year. feel like this event is not just would like to voice my support for approving the Fire In The Mountains music event, look forward to it every I I another concert, but one of the only opportunities for fans of this genre of music to participate within our community. A music festival that occurs one weekend a year, ending nightly at 10pm isnt overly intrusive on the residents of Buffalo Valley. oio 0% Support for Special Event Permit for Fire in the Mountains at Heart Six Ranch Tu 12/11/2018 3:19 PM Board Of County Commissioners <[email protected]>; To Whom It May Concern: am writing today to express my support fot the Fire in the Mountains event and to suggest that you please strongly consider granting them the required special event permit tor Heart Six Ranch. Sincerely, Jessica SpaIdirlg Sent from my Phone Fire In The Mountains Support Tut 12/11/2018 3:20 PM Board Of County Commissioneis <commissioners@tetoncountywygov>; To whom it may concern, was attendee as well as a volunteer for last year’s event and hopefully will be again this year. Being someone that doesn’t I an found the scene incredible. There were people from all over the world coming to necessarily listen to that type of music I experience music and our beautiful mountains. Guests were enjoying day activities such as hiking, rafting, mountain biking, pathway biking, sightseeing and shopping around the valley. This is a very friendly event, not some sort of satanic cult meeting. Everyone is smiling, greeting each other and sending positive vibes. believe this event can grow and work with our amazing community to benefit everyone involved and fully support the I that permitting to the Fire In The Mountains team. Regards, I] Sullivan Jackson Hole Sports Retail Supervisor/Bike Buyer (307)730-2687 PD Box 290 TetnVlIage, WY 83025 DIO’O7 Fire in the Mountains at Heart Six Ranch Joshua Ronne <[email protected]> Ttio 12/11/20183:26 PM Board Of County Commissioners <[email protected]>; To Whom It May Concern, writing to voice my full support for the FIlM music festival. My name is Josh O’leary, my family has been I am you today myself work with Fine Dining, along with a painting contractor; building houses here in living in the valley since 1974. I believe that the FITM festival brings a new and diverse mcisic culture and experience to Jackson. An experience Jackson. I that is centered around love, spirituality and togetherness. Please don’t be hesitant to allow this awesome music festival to continue, because of the word “metal”. People express themselves in a variety of ways. Metal music is just another way of self expression. According to the county sheriffs, last years event went of with little to no police interaction. In all, last years event went off well. The concert-goers were respectful. The headlining band (which was a Christian band) was so awesome and inspiring!! Please allow other to have this experience in this beautiful part of the work we call home. can’t imagine what the event could brmg. So much energy and love has gone into just the planning, I Sincerely, Josh O’Leary Sent from my iPhone OI0. 03 Fire on the Mountain permit Gregory Van Gilder <saftyttoLlt@hotmaitcom> Tue 12/11/2018 328 PM To: Board Of County Commissioners <commissionets©tetoflcountywy.gov>; To whom it may concern: understand thdt you aie considering denying the Special event permit for Fire in the Mountains at Heart Six Ranch. Please reconsider this decision. I represented love the diversity that this event encourages in our great town. Everyone deserves to be I I Thank you, Greq Van Gilder Get Outlook for iOS Dio8D°1 Fire in the Mountains at Heat Six Ranch 1u 12/11/20183:28 PM 1 Board Of County Commissioners <[email protected]>; Hello, attendance last year for the hrst FIlM festival and was blown I’m writing in support of the Fire in the Mocintairis Festival for the 2019 summer. I was in had attended a festival that was handled by a professional events felt as if I away by the cleanliness, professional and friendly environment. I company. to Heart Six Ranch for another summer. Thank you for It was a very peaceful and enjoyable event and I feel it should have every reason to return takincj locals support and all of the hard work behind this event into consideration. Best, Sarah Sarah wwwsarahaveriIIpjgpyçgrn ttIOS, )t Fire in the Mountains Seamus Gleason <spgleason3l@gmaiLcom> ILJC 12/11/2018 345 PM To: Board Of County Commissioners <[email protected]>; To whom it huuefully concerns; As a member of the Jackson community for nearly a decade, am writing to express my full support for the passage of permits for the Fire in the MoLintains event in July, 2019. As evident in the success of this qatherinrj last year; this is a peaceful and respectful celebration of our community values and not, as one Debra Patla put it, “Devil-Worship”. To deny permits to this event is to deny the very heart of what makes our cornnrunity great: The live and let live mentality which allows each one of us equal onpcirtunity to enjoy and participate not only in our community, but tIre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem as a whole. The organizers and participants of Fire in the Mountains understand that the usage of this land is both a privilege and responsibility. We have, and will ContinUe to encourage those opposed to JOIN IN THEIR COMMUNITY rather than cast stones from the fringe. ask that and not allow the voices of the few encroach upon this community’s ability to express ourselves and enjoy each other I you do the right thing in this beautiful place. Respectfully, SeamLis Gleason 1.iOS.ij e Special Event Permit for Fire in the Mountains at Heart Six Ranch Ttie 12/11/2018 3:50 PM To: Beard Of County Commissioners <cornmissioners@tetoncountywy,gov>; To Whom It May Concern: We are long time Jackson Hole community member and local business owners. We attended Fire In The Mountains this last summer and found it to be an absoiutely stellar event. Neither of us had ever seen a more respectful crowd of concert goers. And the fact that it was a leave no trace event was super impressive. We are usually the people who stay around after a concert and clean up all the trash left on the ground (we do this after every Jackson Hole Live and after every Mountain Rendezvous concert) and this was the first show we’ve ever attended where the entire area was spotless at the end of the right. The music was kept at a touch lower level of amplification than any concert we’ve been to, and ever more so than the several many years and found this concert series to be wec]dings Jenelle has attendec] or worked at Heart Six Ranch. I (Jenelle) managed Bistro Catering for significantly Inure mellow than your average Jackson Hole wedding. We camped on-site at Heart Six Ranch over tire weekend and walked back and forth to our rent site many times., each and every time, we kept our eyes peeled for garbage and only found one tiny piece of a gtirn wrapper the entire weekend. We found this conceit to be unique and wonc]erful and feel it would be an absolute shame for the pci rutting to not get approved, based err the aritiquitwi opinions some people have about heavy nretal music. Neither of us aie huge fans of heavy rrretiI typically, but to see talented musicians playing music at volumes not requiring earplugs in such a beautiful location, amidst such a peaceful and respectftrl crowd of peDple, was truly wonderful. We are very much in support of The Special Event Permit for Fire in the Mountains at Heart Six Ranch being apprcvr’d arid know that this sentiment is echoed by many community members. Thank you for your time and consider atiorr of this matter.
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