Landmark Theatre promises to get future event permits filed on time [Video]

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The Landmark Theatre submitted a late request for an entertainment license on Halloween, 14 days after deadline. It was the 13th late event license submitted by the Landmark in 2014. Board president Jim Albanese says the board has taken steps to rectify the problem.

(Katrina Tulloch | [email protected])

After a pattern of late permits at the Landmark Theatre resulted in a canceled event last month, the board of directors says it has taken steps to make things right.

Board President Jim Albanese said following the cancellation of the theater’s Halloween party, management has begun filing a daily report with police in order to “ensure better communication.” The report includes ticket sales figures for each day’s events.

“We thought that would be a good way to keep on top of things with them,” Albanese said. “Police want an idea of how many people they’re dealing with.”

A story last week on Syracuse.comreported on chronic problems with the Landmark’s permit filing …