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Molino Bar Wants Noise Ordinance Waived For Veteran’s Event
October 15, 2014
A Molino bar is asking the Escambia County Commission to waive the county’s noise ordinance for an all-day Veteran’s Remembrance Event and Ceremony.
The event is planned for 8 a.m. until midnight on Saturday, November 8 at Louie’s Tavern at 271 Molino Road. The event, according to the establishment’s application, is a “remembrance to celebrate life and remember the fallen”.
If approved the Escambia County Commission at their Thursday meeting, a special event permit will be issued.
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11 Responses to “Molino Bar Wants Noise Ordinance Waived For Veteran’s Event”
I think everyone who lives around loues bar need to get together and stop all the loud music that they play on the weekends and let the voice be heard to the sheriff department and also steven barry so let all the voices be heard we need to stick together
Keep it down. Why does it need to be loud?!!
“Eric on October 15th, 2014 1:09 pm
We were at a Halloween party at a friend’s home a couple of years ago and an Escambia County Sheriff came by to say we had to stop the band from playing. Yes, they were loud. It was about 10:30 p.m..
What amazed me was that the deputy said if we had paid for an event permit at the substation, it would have been okay. That sounds a bit like extortion.”
The sheriff’s office doesn’t give the permits, the county commissioners do. It has nothing to do with the sheriff’s office.
I wonder if the neighbors were ask how they feel about it?
I have no problem with the Vets but why do you have to have a band with loud music when it is a neighbor hood the that bar is at anyway tired of all the stuff that goes on over there loud music , drugs , people peeing in parking lot loud talking etc. etc yea hope it gets shut down tired of the whole place.
I am definitely pro-vet (I am a vet of several conflicts). That being said, rules and regulations mean little if they are waived every time someone wants to do something to make money. (The Portofino monstrosity was built on what had originally been a “protected” wetland until someone got a waiver.)
I would hate to have to give up 18 hours of peace on my day off for a bar to make $$$.
I live near the race track and nothing sucks more than a constant loud noise that goes on and on until close to midnight.
If you want to celebrate I don’t see why you cant do it without being super loud. Then again I don’t live near Louies so I really don’t care.
We were at a Halloween party at a friend’s home a couple of years ago and an Escambia County Sheriff came by to say we had to stop the band from playing. Yes, they were loud. It was about 10:30 p.m..
What amazed me was that the deputy said if we had paid for an event permit at the substation, it would have been okay. That sounds a bit like extortion.
I thought the Escambia County Noise Ordinance was challenged in court and declared not constitutional? Or something to that effect.
I wasn’t aware of a new noise ordinance having been created.
I do not consume alcohol, but I see nothing wrong with a group of Veterans getting together at a beer hall, to reminisce and discuss what is wrong with our society and government, propose changes..
As a retired Veteran, I say go for it and encourage our CCs to accommodate.
way to go Louie’s. I hope you get permit. ALL VET.’S need to be remembered!!!!!!!!