Venice Theatre Producing Executive Director Murray Chase, left, General Manager Kristopher Geddie, attorney Jackson Boone and theater supporters in blue shirts listen as Hal Hedley praises the theater prior to a vote on a rezoning application. It was sent to second reading on a 7-0 vote.
Venice Theatre Producing Executive Director Murray Chase, left, General Manager Kristopher Geddie, attorney Jackson Boone and theater supporters in blue shirts listen as Hal Hedley praises the theater prior to a vote on a rezoning application. It was sent to second reading on a 7-0 vote.
SUN PHOTO BY BOB MUDGE
VENICE — A rezoning of Venice Theatre that’s crucial to implementing the vision for its restoration after Hurricane Ian was approved 7-0 by the City Council on first reading Tuesday.
Second reading and a final vote will take place next month.
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