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BIG NEWS!! THE CITY COUNCIL OFFICIALLY SCRAPPED THE RESTRICTIVE NOISE ORDINANCE AND OUR LIVE MUSIC SCENE IS SAVED!! THANK YOU FOR FIGHTING FOR OUR VENUES AND KEEPING SAN ANN LOUD AND PROUD!! WE WILL BE WATCHING THE NEW GUIDELINES CLOSELY TO MAKE SURE OUR FREEDOM TO ROCK STAYS PROTECTED FOREVER!!

October 31, 2015

Keep Live Music in San Ann!

Keep Live Music in San Ann!

🏆 Won — 1,896 supporters Verified

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Started by Curtis Beebe 10 years, 11 months ago

We believe that the proposed noise ordinance being considered by the City of San Antonio is unduly restrictive and will have a negative impact on our enjoyment and quality of life within the city. We support an alternative agreement that will allow up to seven hours per week of indoor or outdoor music performances, without a special permit, if the performances conclude by 9PM on Friday and Saturday and 8PM any other night.

Updates

Reached 1,000 supporters

August 22, 2015

August 22, 2015

WE ARE ABOUT TO SMASH THROUGH THE 1,000 SIGNATURE MARK AND THE CITY OFFICIALS ARE DEFINITELY STARTING TO PAY ATTENTION!! GRAB YOUR PHONE RIGHT NOW AND BLAST THIS LINK OUT TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW TO PUSH US OVER THE TOP TODAY!!

Reached 100 supporters

August 21, 2015

655 Comments

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Alison Griffiths
10 years ago Featured

The music at Local is tasteful and played at a level that does not interfere with the neighbourhood. Live music puts San Ann on the map and draws many people to local businesses. Keep music alive at Local.

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Nick McNally
10 years ago Featured

Live music doesnt create trouble, it keeps people out of trouble. Giving people a safe, fun, and creative outlet stops them from findin less conventional ways to have fun and pass the time. Have some respect for the arts.

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Roy Garris
10 years ago Featured

As a visitor to San Antonio one of the many amazing draws for me is the expression of art through outdoor music. I've enjoyed many a meal accompanied by talented musicians playing along the walks.

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Kelly
10 years ago Featured

And all of those music lovers will drive straight north to San Marcos and Austin, where those cities will gladly welcome them for their boost in local economy. Also, this risks putting drunk drivers on the roads- partying in SM and ATX, but driving back home at 2:30 am.

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Erik
10 years ago Featured

Those hours are a bit rough. Most businesses will suffer a profit loss if they choose to have performances. In addition later hours mean more adults with children are able to make a show. Music, and more specific access to music, should not be more difficult.

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Staci White
10 years ago Featured

This restaurant is not the venue that has repeatedly broken the existing noise ordinances. This venue, Local Public House has been respectful and has openly asked for public dialogue about the situation. To punish them and all of us (patrons) is absurd.

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Rayna Lancaster
9 years ago

This is 2017, not 1817. Allow music indoors and out!

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Janet Franks
10 years ago

Let's keep the music alive. Culture in communities generates economic development: https://www.planning.org/research/arts/briefingpapers/vitality.htm

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