Holmdel bans tailgating ahead of PNC Bank Arts Center’s summer concerts
UPDATE: CBS is reporting that the tailgating ban does not apply to concerts.
HOLMDEL – As the summer concert season nears, thousands of tailgaters and band superfans are preparing for the inevitable parking lot parties that often accompany major touring bands – but if they are coming to the PNC Bank Arts Center, they might…
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I understand that this property is owned, not by Holmdel, but first by the Garden State Parkway Authority and since its merger, is now owned by the NJ Turnpike Authority, an independent State Authority.
How can a township tell an independent State Authority (only applies to the PNC Arts Center) what to do with their property? Did they even ask the NJ Turnpike Authority about this?
And if this is Turnpike Authority property, why isn’t the State Police involved? What is the authority of the Holmdel Police on State property?