Developer pledges composting, good-neighbor agreements and noise controls
Developers said they will adopt composting, pursue good-neighbor agreements with adjacent apartments to manage decibel and lighting levels, and use staff/manager oversight to limit alcohol overservice under the pour-by-ounce model.
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Commissioners raised operational concerns about noise, trash and neighborhood impacts. Developer Mark Shaker said similar projects he has led used good-neighbor agreements with surrounding apartments to set acceptable decibel and lighting levels and manage exterior nuisance. "We control the amount of decibel levels that will go outside of our venue...and we'll control that," Shaker said when describing the approach used at the Golden Mill and other sites.
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