The Vancouver Sun reports in its Saturday edition that a city park board commissioner wants to keep the band Cypress Hill off the grass. The Sun's Dan Fumano writes that John Coupar said he will introduce an "urgent" motion at Monday's board meeting telling staff to contact organizers of next week's 4/20 cannabis event and "request a cancellation" of a planned performance by hip-hop stars Cypress Hill. The intent is "an effort to control crowd size and possible damage to Sunset Beach Park," as been the unsanctioned site of Vancouver's 4/20 in recent years. This year is the 25th anniversary of Vancouver's 4/20 event, and the first since cannabis was legalized. The band confirmed that it was coming to 4/20 with a poster for the event on their Twitter account. While Mr. Coupar would prefer 4/20 not happen at all in any Vancouver park, he said the attempt to shut down Cypress Hill's performance seeks to "at least contain" the event. Dana Larsen, one of the organizers of 4/20, described Mr. Coupar's motion as "silly." "I'm sure, if it passes, I'll get an e-mail from park board staff," Mr. Larsen said. "I'll answer back and say 'Thanks for sending me the e-mail and letting me know.'"