wendydk
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This reminds me of the people around O'Hare Airport. The airport was there for decades BEFORE the developments went in but the developments complain about the noise and demand the use of flaps and noise abatements that are not necessarily the safest thing for those on board that plane. Airports do not generate noise? Bars are not noisy> Since when!.
Yes, I'm pretty sure if they spent a night there in 2008, the same noise would have come from that restaurant/bar.gillumhouse said:This reminds me of the people around O'Hare Airport. The airport was there for decades BEFORE the developments went in but the developments complain about the noise and demand the use of flaps and noise abatements that are not necessarily the safest thing for those on board that plane. Airports do not generate noise? Bars are not noisy> Since when!
Gillum, I agree and as long as they (the rest. in this case) is abiding by the law, there is no recourse for the b&b. But after reading this article I do wonder if this resturant/bar is really within the noise ordinance guidelines or whether it is the tax revenue that is driving the situation to fall on deaf ears? We all know how $$$ talks!
The comments are a must read (not quoted) - 1) provide free drinks for the B&B guests, they will go back and pass out! 2) no need for a designated driver - rooms in walking distance.
This article reminded me: Recently heard that there is a couple working on an old home in our neighboring city and wants to open as a B&B. I am delighted in it but after going out to dinner one night in town and hearing all the loud music from their neighboring bars (one ajoining to the property), I thought about the negative impact it would have - well at least on the type of guests I attract..
That's the kind of local knowledge folks really need to have when they're thinking of opening a new B&B.copperhead said:This article reminded me: Recently heard that there is a couple working on an old home in our neighboring city and wants to open as a B&B. I am delighted in it but after going out to dinner one night in town and hearing all the loud music from their neighboring bars (one ajoining to the property), I thought about the negative impact it would have - well at least on the type of guests I attract.
So far, he finds no legal reason to close the bar, which seems to generally fall within the 1987 noise ordinance, although an officer did recently ticket the Fish House for extreme noisiness.Gillum, I agree and as long as they (the rest. in this case) is abiding by the law, there is no recourse for the b&b. But after reading this article I do wonder if this resturant/bar is really within the noise ordinance guidelines or whether it is the tax revenue that is driving the situation to fall on deaf ears? We all know how $$$ talks!
The comments are a must read (not quoted) - 1) provide free drinks for the B&B guests, they will go back and pass out! 2) no need for a designated driver - rooms in walking distance.
This article reminded me: Recently heard that there is a couple working on an old home in our neighboring city and wants to open as a B&B. I am delighted in it but after going out to dinner one night in town and hearing all the loud music from their neighboring bars (one ajoining to the property), I thought about the negative impact it would have - well at least on the type of guests I attract..
Too bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
You can have a switch fitted to under the bell part that turns it on and off (we have one) but I always worry it will be one of our guests who can't get back in.Too bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
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With everyone having cell phones they could call you...?You can have a switch fitted to under the bell part that turns it on and off (we have one) but I always worry it will be one of our guests who can't get back in.Too bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
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true trueWith everyone having cell phones they could call you...?You can have a switch fitted to under the bell part that turns it on and off (we have one) but I always worry it will be one of our guests who can't get back in.Too bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
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Then disable that bell and get some rest. The pranksters will never know the half of it.true trueWith everyone having cell phones they could call you...?You can have a switch fitted to under the bell part that turns it on and off (we have one) but I always worry it will be one of our guests who can't get back in.Too bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
RIki
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deletedToo bad there is not a way to temporarily disconnect doorbells over the evening...It is one of the reasons that I am having double glazing put in in all of my windows we are quite near bars and pubs but that is not our main source of noise but the people walking home afterwards shouting to each other. It is not a majour problem but sometimes you do get drunks ringing all the doorbells along the street as they go. But we knew what we were getting into and planned for it..
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