OVERTON, Texas – Two Texas girls whose lemonade stand was shut down because they lacked a permit will instead offer the drink for free.
Television station KLTV reports that 8-year-old Andria Green and her 7-year-old sister, Zoey, will take only donations for lemonade Saturday in Overton, about 120 miles east of Dallas.
A police officer on Monday approached the stand, which offered lemonade for 50 cents and “kettle korn” for $1.
In patrol-car video, the officer can be heard asking the girls’ mother, Sandi Evans, for a permit. She says she wasn’t aware they needed one.
A family friend went to City Hall to get one. Authorities waived the $150 fee, but said health department officials needed to inspect the stand.
Overton’s police chief says police must follow state health guidelines.
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