while she lives in central wineman and sunt hear the number.ly conducting the sound. >> reporter: the powerful bass frequencies travel across the water. the san francisco entertainment commission received reports of windows ratherring in alameda, and more than 200 job noise complaints. pat marshall lives just four blocks from the water. she heard the festival last year. >> i literally thought it was two blocks away. >> reporter: she didn't realize until the next day it was happening in san francisco. >> it is one thing if i could be there to enjoy it live. but it was just disturbing. >> reporter: so disturbing that the city of alameda posted this on their facebook page on october 4 of last year. formally requesting that the event be disconnected or moving to an alternate venue. they do not think it should end. >> i hate to debereave somebody else their entertainment. >> i'm not saying cancel. i like better solutions than that. >> reporter: the city in contact with organizers who have made changes to mitt game the impact. include lowering the ba

formally requesting that the event be discontinued or moved to an alternate venue but neither marshal or wineman thinks it should end. >> i would hate to deprive somebody else of entertainment or enjoyment, i'm not saying cancel. reporter: the city in contact with organizers who made changes to mitigate the impact. including lowering the embassy level, adjusting the stage orientation and placing two stationary sound monitors in al meet ta. if it reach as certain level it will be reported to engineers to determine the next steps. why man says despite all the nice, she doesn't think it will have a long-term effect on the city. >> it's lovely living here and quiet most team. it's pretty safe. reporter: the city set up a community hot line supposed to enable a sound adjustment in real time. >> the festival starts at 1:00. both today and sunday at pier 80. the city of almeda said organizers agreed to wrap up the outdoor part of the show 10:45 p.m. on sunday night. for the second time this month, glass has fallen off of a san francisco high-rise shattering on the ground below. this time it was from th