Description
It would be nice if the City would consider the residential neighbors prior to continued issuance of special event permits at the International Foods shopping center on Chapanoke. The noise and music from the current festival is currently audible (Sunday at 9:15 PM) several blocks from the center, even with doors and windows closed. It would be difficult to complain had we (700+ residents) purchased homes next to an arena or amphitheater but no one could have anticipated this would be an ongoing issue when purchasing near a retail center. The permitting staff should be required to work nights and weekends in the areas adjacent to events they approve so they can hear the repercussions of their approvals. Better yet, maybe they should offer to have them held in their neighborhoods.
17 Comments
Amy Williams (Guest)
Wendi (Guest)
Agree that this is extremely disruptive to the adjacent neighborhood. I am several blocks into the the Renaissance Park neighborhood and can hear the very loud music from the festival over my television with all doors and windows closed.
It is now 9:45 pm on a Sunday evening.
Please reconsider future permit requests for events in this area.
Wendi
Nick (Guest)
Angela (Guest)
Neighbor on olympia (Guest)
Very loud here on olympia and I live on the Tryon side!
Southwest Raleigh (Registered User)
Rob (Registered User)
Megan Davis (Guest)
Megan Davis (Guest)
E. Miller (Guest)
Neighbor (Guest)
KC (Guest)
Acknowledged City of Raleigh 3 (Verified Official)
Closed City of Raleigh 3 (Verified Official)
I apologize for the long-delayed response. A number of issues in SCF have been lost and are just now being resurrected.
The only temporary event permit issued for the shopping center in 2014 was for a temporary fair to be held on March 28-30 and April 4-6.
Debbie Souza (Guest)
Erik (Registered User)
City of Raleigh 3 (Verified Official)