New Year's Eve Noise Curfew Extended Forever
City leaders adopted a permanent, New Year's Eve night extension of Dunedin's noise curfew during a commission meeting at City Hall on Dec. 20.
In perpetuity, Dunedin party goers get an extra hour and a half to play on New Year's Eve. City leaders unanimously adopted a permanent, New Year's Eve night extension of Dunedin's noise curfew during a public meeting on Dec. 20. The extension will allow merchants throughout Dunedin to keep music and bands playing until 12:30 a.m. on Jan. 1, instead of the city's nightly 11 p.m. noise cap. The allowance for amplified sound stays at 65 decibels. Officials adopted a nearly identical one-time extension last year. Wendy Barmore, a Downtown Dunedin Merchants Association leader, brought 400 signatures supporting an annual extension and requested city officials consider the extension become part of the city's code. "You don't want to stop the …
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Carey C
9:58 am on Saturday, December 29, 2012
A big YAY for New Year's celebrations in Dunedin! However, I do agree with Beth (above) in hoping that those who do not qualify as a merchant do not think this applies to them as well. I have a lovely *cough*cough* garage band that meets behind my home who insists they are "live entertainment" and should be treated as such. :-P more ›