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Orangeville resident urges Emery County to regulate LaSalle Stable wedding events after repeated noise, trespass and privacy complaints
Summary
A resident told the Emery County Commission that large wedding events at LaSalle Stable—operated by Courtney and Casey Ainsworth—have generated disruptive noise, trespass, lights and sanitation issues across city and county parcels, and asked the county to adopt mitigation rules or a conditional‑use permit for event venues on county land.
Stephanie Brotherson, a resident who lives across from LaSalle Stable in Orangeville, told the Emery County Commission on March 18 that repeated wedding events at the venue have created noise, trespass and privacy problems for neighbors.
Brotherson said the venue operates across both city and county parcels at 340 East State Road 29 and is run by Rook and Red Properties (Courtney and Casey Ainsworth). She said events have drawn “upwards of 150 to 200 people,” exceed the city’s short‑term‑rental occupancy limits (10 people), and have produced loud music, laser light shows shining into nearby bedrooms, porta‑potties placed near neighbors’ gardens, and guests congregating immediately adjacent to private property boundaries.
“Asking for a schedule of when I can enjoy the privacy and peace of my…
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