02-25-2010, 05:16 PM
Bob, again, thank you, very helpful.
I'm interested in this forum, mostly, because of the manner of the complaint, and not the fact of the complaint.
Get a speeding ticket, grumble, pay it, in the morning it doesn't seem as unfair and dastardly, and we get over it. It's a different thing when someone on the road complains to the police about our erratic driving, and then we get the ticket. The world would be a very different place if we all called 911 every time we experienced Road Rage. The police would be too busy with everyone's pissant vendettas. Pissant, pissant, pissant: my new favorite word.
It's backwards here. The African Drumming, which perhaps was the cause of the bulk of the noise complaints, and the event that radicalized my immediate neighbor... was a class, not a performance, perfectly within the SUP. Participants were from within Bellyacres and the immediate neighborhood. It was carefully monitored to be within the noise limits. Note: the people that held that class stopped holding it, their choice, because of the effect it was having on the SPACE neighbors.
So, those people are gone, a complaint is filed, and as a result the market, the highlight of my week, may be shut down because it's outside the SUP.
I'm interested in this forum, mostly, because of the manner of the complaint, and not the fact of the complaint.
quote:I'm not that happy about the speed limit as an example, because we all break the speed limit. I don't think anyone really obeys the stop signs, either.
The permit was a Speed Limit, Stop, and a Fire Hydrant.
Get a speeding ticket, grumble, pay it, in the morning it doesn't seem as unfair and dastardly, and we get over it. It's a different thing when someone on the road complains to the police about our erratic driving, and then we get the ticket. The world would be a very different place if we all called 911 every time we experienced Road Rage. The police would be too busy with everyone's pissant vendettas. Pissant, pissant, pissant: my new favorite word.
quote:Except that the popular community functions SPACE provides may be curtailed. So, I can't agree with the above statement.
Remember, community functions are allowed under the current zoning and that’s why SPACE did get a SUP. So talk about this is because the county is not addressing the community needs are false.
It's backwards here. The African Drumming, which perhaps was the cause of the bulk of the noise complaints, and the event that radicalized my immediate neighbor... was a class, not a performance, perfectly within the SUP. Participants were from within Bellyacres and the immediate neighborhood. It was carefully monitored to be within the noise limits. Note: the people that held that class stopped holding it, their choice, because of the effect it was having on the SPACE neighbors.
So, those people are gone, a complaint is filed, and as a result the market, the highlight of my week, may be shut down because it's outside the SUP.