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Username4133 t1_j8nyp3d wrote

I had an issue with a restaurant I live by. They always play loud music outside which I was okay living with, but one night they hosted an outdoor party on the street with a DJ and had music blasting until 11pm on a Tuesday night. That night I called, talked to the manager that was working on the phone to try to work it out amicably and was told to "Fuck off" so I took revenge and it was really easy.

Instead of going through the city which is useless, go through the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. I submitted the contact form and called the number on the website, and got a call back from a police officer a day later and talked to him for a while and he took care of it. Never heard another peep from the restaurant. I'd recommend documenting everything with pictures, videos, and timestamps and then let the PLCB do their jobs as they take it a lot more seriously than the noise ordinance department in the city government.

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Fragrant_Joke_7115 OP t1_j8nyfwl wrote

Reply to comment by DrJawn in Fight Philly Noise by Fragrant_Joke_7115

  1. If you had someone honking their car horn outside your window all day long, pretty sure you would care. Basic human mental health issue. If it doesn't bother someone, something Is not right.

  2. Because there are bigger problems doesn't mean give up on any other positive changes. (I'd even argue it is a "broken window theory" issue.)

  3. They don't have to go so fast or honk, they just need to slow down. Honking horn all day not a sane option

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hethuisje t1_j8ny4ft wrote

Remove all abandoned and low-use cars. I think this would free up enough parking to defuse the single-issue people for whom parking is a barrier to anything. Then, after the one day car removal blitz, we could have a whole different conversation about street cleaning, building more housing units, and bike lanes.

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hatramroany t1_j8nxl24 wrote

The BSL extension into the Navy Yard won’t increase ridership enough to qualify for federal funding aka it’s an even worse investment than KOP. If Roosevelt Blvd gets federal funding the cost for both could be similar for SEPTA even if the overall price tag is higher for Roosevelt

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DrJawn t1_j8nwyjd wrote

There is an open air heroin market, the schools blow, the streets look like swiss cheese, and there's dirt bike gangs, this is not a law I give a flying fuck about the city wasting time to enforce

They honk so they dont have a head on collision with other cars on the ramps.

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