RENTAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. All health guidelines of the State of Washington and Island County must be adhered to.
2. Rental period must include time needed for set up and clean up.
3. Smoking is not allowed in the Hall nor within 25 feet of the exterior.
4. No decorations may be taped or tacked (pinned) to the walls. The
wooden strips around the perimeter of the room may be used for decorations.
5. The Hall must be left in a clean condition and the tables and chairs in the same configuration as found. This includes storing tables and chairs, removing decorations, sweeping (and mopping if necessary) floor, cleaning any used kitchen items and returning to proper cabinet or drawer. Rental Coordinator will show renter where the cleaning supplies are kept.
6. All trash must be removed from the premises by the renter, or if dumpster usage is paid for, left in dumpster behind building, at the close of the event.
7. A parking attendant is required for larger groups (when 45 or more cars are expected)
8. Tapestries, pictures and other wall hangings are to remain in place at all times. The items on the bookcase must not be moved.
9. Upholstered chairs must remain in the building, not be taken outside.
10. Service dogs are welcome; however, no pets are allowed in the Hall.
11. Guns/weapons are not allowed on the premises, except by members of law enforcement.
12. The use of glitter, sparkles, foil stars, rice, paper confetti, etc. is strictly prohibited. Use of these materials will result in the forfeiture of your damage deposit.
13. Upon leaving, turn out all lights, lock all doors and lock the gate.
14. IF ALCOHOL IS TO BE ALLOWED AT THE EVENT, RENTER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING NECESSARY PERMITS ARE OBTAINED.
Events in which alcohol will be present, for consumption, sale, or raffle by a business, club, group, and in some cases, individuals, may need a permit from the State of Washington. A copy of this permit must be provided to the Rental Coordinator at least 10 days prior to the event. Prices range from $10 to $60, depending on the type of 1 day permit.Â
A permit is not required when all of the following apply:
I. The event is hosted by an individual, not an organization or business entity
II. Guests are not charged for admission, or anything provided at the function (e.g. ice, setup, food, hors d’oeuvres, etc.)
III. "Charge" includes donations, dues, fees, or other categorization
IV. The event would normally be held in the individual’s private home, but is so large that a separate facility is needed to accommodate it
V. The facility where the event is held is closed to the general public during the event and does not have a liquor license
VI. There is no business purpose for the event or any financial gain
The 3 types of permits are described below and the email that will be sent to you upon submission of your application will include the website.
• Special Occasion License: Allows a bona fide nonprofit organization to sell liquor at a specified date, time and place. Special Occasion License applications are available online.  Examples include a fundraising dinner, gala event, auction, or wine tasting.
• Banquet Permit: Allows the service and consumption of liquor at a private, invitation-only banquet or gathering held in a public place or business. Banquet Permits are available online. Examples include weddings, company banquets, retirement parties, or club, organization or church events.
• Raffle Permit: Allows a bona fide nonprofit organization to raffle liquor to its members at a specified date and place. Applications are available online or by calling (360) 664-1600.