. >> i'm noel daniels with second sunday prodaoutions, vag came in on october and i think that was the discussion ta we had, i think a week prior and the beginning of october. and he came in, and did the sound check, and right before we opened the doors at noon. and in which he went to 601 minnesota, and he could not hear the sound over there. and he went to 701 minnesota and he went the opposite direction and according to him the sound checked out good. and we did not have any sound complaints that day. and i checked back, that week, that following week with joslin and we did not have any sound complaints and we also had a limiter that he set and he taped it and we made sure that it was taped the entire time. so with the diagram that i presented right now was the same set up as to what we did in october of last year and that is what we are proposing for this summer. >> i think that, you know, there are obviously problems with the venue and i am a little surprised because i feel like you are giving us the same speel in october about trying to sound proof your venue. if we did the right

vag went out and did a sound check there was a lot of prep going into that party. >> we limited it. >> how to be successful. >> and we limited the db to something. >> yeah. >> sit down. >> if you look at the cad reports it looks like most of the complaints are happening after ten or midnight. >> right. >> i feel like if it is a day party that you are talking about, people are tolerant a lot heighter. >> i think that it is different and i can also see that how you might be aggravated so sometimes that people may not be home to hear >> there are parties in the neighborhood that happened over the summer. >> that are in that general area. that and it is at 6:00 or 7:00 or something. >> like that. so, i think you make a motion, and then we direct the staff to make arrangements to call them back for their indoor permit and their indoor sound. >> when would you want them to come back? >> like in 30 days? >> well, he has got to direct staff. >> yeah. >> i would like to approve the first permit, with the same conditions that we placed on the october permit last year, for the outdoor party. and

. >> i'm noel daniels with second sunday prodaoutions, vag came in on october and i think that was the discussion ta we had, i think a week prior and the beginning of october. and he came in, and did the sound check, and right before we opened the doors at noon. and in which he went to 601 minnesota, and he could not hear the sound over there. and he went to 701 minnesota and he went the opposite direction and according to him the sound checked out good. and we did not have any sound

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