Why: As the Covid-19 crisis continues and with continued community support we can collectively help keep our local business open, keep the activity on the square alive and fresh, possibly even encourage growth by showing we are changing with the times.
Who: Local Residents of Bryan
What: Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). The DORA is a predetermined mapped out area which includes downtown businesses and allows you to carry a purchased adult beverage outside, in a special cup, and into other participating locations as well as the DORA district. Signage would clearly display the DORA boundaries as well as the participating locations and hours of operation. Defiance and Napoleon both have an active DORA district and recently Bowling Green has submitted a DORA application for their community.
When: Signatures will be presented at the next City Council Meeting to demonstrate the community support of the DORA in efforts for them to approve the initiative.
Where: Bryan, OH
Updates
June 3, 2020
The momentum is undeniable now. City officials are noticing how much this town wants the DORA initiative to happen.
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Love this idea
makes sense to me. let people enjoy the square.
This would be so good for downtown especially on the weekends.
YES!! about time we did something like this.
This would be a wonderful addition to Bryan and bring more people to shop and stay downtown!
Fantastic idea!
great ideal - i approve
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Why: As the Covid-19 crisis continues and with continued community support we can collectively help keep our local business open, keep the activity on the square alive and fresh, possibly even encourage growth by showing we are changing with the times.
Who: Local Residents of Bryan
What: Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). The DORA is a predetermined mapped out area which includes downtown businesses and allows you to carry a purchased adult beverage outside, in a special cup, and into other participating locations as well as the DORA district. Signage would clearly display the DORA boundaries as well as the participating locations and hours of operation. Defiance and Napoleon both have an active DORA district and recently Bowling Green has submitted a DORA application for their community.
When: Signatures will be presented at the next City Council Meeting to demonstrate the community support of the DORA in efforts for them to approve the initiative.
Where: Bryan, OH
Updates
June 3, 2020
The momentum is undeniable now. City officials are noticing how much this town wants the DORA initiative to happen.
14 Comments
We need to keep up with the other towns or we get left behind. Good luck with this.
Love this idea
makes sense to me. let people enjoy the square.
This would be so good for downtown especially on the weekends.
YES!! about time we did something like this.
This would be a wonderful addition to Bryan and bring more people to shop and stay downtown!
Fantastic idea!
great ideal - i approve
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We need to keep up with the other towns or we get left behind. Good luck with this.