Only one keg is allowed per party, and I don't know how much more tough that law could be. Noise ordinances are monitored to the decibel and any group over 100 or so making enough noise will be broken up quickly. Turn Chamberlain into a beer garden. Yes, let's bring the alcohol to Taste of Veishea where it can be monitored closely, and will still allow people who can't have their parties to drink and be merry with their friends. The idea may sound odd, but look around.
Similar ideas work at festivals all over the country.
BIX festival in Davenport does the same thing, and with few problems. Maybe we could try it here and see what develops. This debate shouldn't be the focus of what happened last weekend. We shouldn't have to ask a committee what caused Harold Sellers' death. Let the police find out who caused his death.