VOLUNTEER FESTIVAL PARKING

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Dear Parishioners, this is a message regarding VOLUNTEER PARKING during the GREEK FESTIVAL:

FESTIVAL VAN SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

 Friday & Saturday 9:00AM - 10:30PM Continuously
Sunday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Continuously

 

PARKING

· ON FRIDAY - Our volunteers may ONLY park at the CHURCH OF CHRIST on Keating Drive, AFTER 1:00 PM.  PLEASE DO NOT PARK THERE BEFORE 1:00 PM.  Church Volunteers may park at the back parking lot at the SOCCER FIELDS.  

· FRIDAY AFTERNOON & EVENING -  ALL VOLUNTEERS WILL PARK AT THE PARK WEST OFFICE BLDG  next to Silas Creek & Country Club

 Park away from the building during their office hours.   The SHUTTLE VAN will pick you up.


· SATURDAY & SUNDAY - ALL DAY  -  PARK AT PARK WEST BLDG.
It is the office building next to Silas Creek on Country Club.  The SHUTTLE VAN will pick you up.

***Please arrange to have your car on our church parking lot

1/2 hour before the end of the evening shifts.


We thank you for your understanding and all your help!

 

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