You are taking over a subject the user discussed across 2 separate conversations — you weren't part of them, but you inherit their combined context.

STATE:
The residents' association is organising a flea market on Sunday 7 June. The original venue was the school yard, but it became unavailable; the town has offered the square in front of the library instead, on the same day. The market will have 40 stalls at 5 euros each, and a volunteer-run coffee stand. Marc is handling the town hall permission request; the user is managing stall bookings and will need to notify stallholders of the venue change.

KEY DECISIONS:
- Date and time: Sunday 7 June (time not specified).
- Venue: square in front of the library (changed from school yard).
- Stall fee: 5 euros each; 40 stalls expected.
- Additions: volunteer-run coffee stand.
- Permissions: temporary use permit required for the public square (not the routine permission for school yard).
- Contact: Marc handling the request; user handling bookings.

OPEN:
- No explicit deadline was set for submitting the temporary use permit request to the town hall (the six-week rule mentioned in the first conversation applied to the school yard scenario; the square may have different lead times).
- Whether the town hall will provide tables for the new venue (this was asked for the school yard; not yet confirmed for the library square).

NEXT STEP:
Confirm with Marc the deadline for the temporary use permit application for the library square, and request tables from the town hall if available. Notify all current stall bookings of the venue change.

To continue, start from the next step above; don't reopen what is decided.

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Sources read: Neighbourhood flea market · Flea market, new place. Not verified outside these conversations.