Carmel looks to create designated outdoor refreshment area

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7 thoughts on “Carmel looks to create designated outdoor refreshment area

  1. I’m wondering if Indianapolis is somehow exempt from needing to apply for a DORA? I remember rules against drinking in public being lifted for the Super Bowl, and don’t recall them ever being put back into place. I don’t live in Indy anymore, or drink anymore for that matter, but I remember there being plenty of bars that let you take your drink with you if it’s in a plastic cup. I also talked to cops before with a mixed drink in my hand while walking down the sidewalk. Does anyone have insight on this?

    1. It is perfectly legal in marion county – most cops just pretend it is not to harass people in the entertainment districts

    2. Open carry of alcohol has always been legal in Indiana, Indianapolis just made an effort to promote that during the Super Bowl. It remains legal, so I have no idea why any of these “Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas” are necessary.

  2. As a resident who lives within the proposed DORA district, I feel this is actually a step back for me. If this becomes law, I can no longer bring a bottle of wine and enjoy a picnic at Midtown Plaza. Instead, only those who are buying drinks can do so. Those BYOBing are made criminals.

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