See previous reported and closed #214590. The electronic metronome (or whatever they are using that is making a repetitive, loud clanking noise) that can be heard over half a mile away, and still disturbing even with windows and doors closed, must stop. It is disturbing the peace and comfort of many homes.
The Back Door has been having topless dancers and it is not in a zoned area for adult business.
The Back Door is having adult entertainment and are in a area not zoned for adult entertainment. To my understanding, that is not allowed at their location. Please stop this before everyone is doing it.
My understanding is that this establishment is not legally allowed to have a liquor license due to their proximity to a church. The HPC rejected their application to become an historic district, and they have no other avenues to legally sell alcohol I am aware of. Please let me know if I am mistaken, or if they are flagrantly violating the law.
Did the Graduate hotel also reach an agreement with the church to the north across the street (first Christian church) for their liquor license, that church also being within 200 feet of the premises? (See case 208989)
I was walking past the Crew Carwash while cars were being pre-treated on the front of the cars with bug and tar remover. The wind was blowing the mist from the chemical used for this, straight at me. Some bug and tar pre-treatments at car washes can contain acids and refined petroleum chemicals. Although many contain citris, they usually can also cary chemicals that can cause reprirory and skin issues. I noticed that there is no protective wall that was installed to protect pedestrians and I belive that such a wall is common practice with businesses that do not wish to expose pedestrians to their car wash chemicals. Even if it were merely a strong car wash soap spray, this too can be a health risk to pedestrians who inhale this as they walk past a car wash.
Here's an idea: how about we move the jail complex to the current location of the B'ton transit center and we move the transit center to half of the North Park location. The bums who get early release for drugs / theft / violence are near Shalom / Wheeler / B-line where they are at home, and the buses are safely away from theft / vandalism of south Walnut B-line. Win-win, and we don't need to develop another $7 million park to house addicts.
Are they licensed by city to sell food from their 2 food trucks? Neighbors want to know.
Since about June/July last year, karate class is happening in my culdesac. At first it was a single student lesson, but then it turned into multiple students and multiple classes a week with parents/cars lining the street. There were 2 classes Sunday, another yesterday evening, and 2 more today. I'm almost positive the guy running classes is from MCMA which closed its dojo doors during the pandemic. We felt like this was okay when it started. One of the kids lives next door and it was one class here and there, but this is kind of getting out of control. I don't want to ruin it for the kids who are getting some activity, but I don't understand why they don't do this in the park. I guess my question is is there any problem with someone teaching karate classes in a public culdesac?
Painting on building is a signagy for business.