Mavericks server share public read-only calendar

I've setup the Calendar service on Mavericks Server.  I have a CalDAV user setup to create calendar entries.  That's all working.  These entries show in Calendar on my computers, and they sync just fine.
Now, I want to make this a public calendar, that anyone can view, but not edit.
When I try to publish ("share") this calendar, the option for "Public" is not available, as it is with iCloud.  Is there any way to publish a public calendar from Mavericks Server?

Activate WebDAV and see the topic "Publish and unpublish calendars" in the built-in help for Calendar.

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