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Resident raises concerns about potential nightclub at former Moose Lodge, points to noise-control code
Summary
A resident warned council that converting the former Moose Lodge into a nightclub or event center serving alcohol could produce neighborhood noise and repeated police calls; he recommended council examine municipal noise-control rules (chapter 8) and past police reports before approving a liquor license.
A resident speaking during public comment urged the council to scrutinize a permitting application for the former Moose Lodge, which is proposed to become a nightclub or event center. The commenter said such a venue "could repeat this movie" of past neighborhood complaints about music, events and alcohol, and recommended council review municipal noise-control rules in chapter 8 of the city code and police-report history when evaluating any liquor-license application.
"If there's a liquor license application applied for ... you will now have a business literally in a neighborhood serving alcohol to the general public," the resident said, urging extra scrutiny and suggesting council consider restrictions or conditions if the venue proceeds. Council acknowledged the concern; no licensing decision was made at the meeting.
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