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I prefer not to use my gas guzzler's air
conditioning when I can help it. Unfortunately, as soon as the snow starts
to melt, when everyone wants to roll the windows down and enjoy the warmth and
smells of Spring, the vehicles playing music I would rather not hear, force me
to roll the window up again! I love music, my own. The mobile heavy
bass, rap speakers on wheels seems to be worse in Minneapolis than anywhere
else in the world I have been.
There is a City Ordinance regarding music that can
be heard from 50 feet away. There is a fine, and I wish it would be
enforced. There is a gas station on Penn in Camden that has a sign asking
folks to turn down the "tunes".
The vibrating metal speakers on wheels are my #1
complaint as far as driving and trying to enjoy rush hour go. Can we get
signs made at a reasonable cost and post them at gas stations? Perhaps a
biodegradable flyer to let the (hopefully not intentional) drivers of the boom
boxes know it is illegal to make us listen to their noise? I have not
noticed this "rude" behavior in St. Paul, Richfield, Bloomington, Edina, St.
Louis Park etc...
A few times I have
tried to politely request a little less volume:when a vibrating steel speaker is
parked next to me
at what seems like a very long light. Every
time I am glared at, and sworn at. What is up with the rude sons of
guns?
I live next to 94. The freeway barrier is my
privacy wall. I am not sensitive to noise, just rude people.
Any ideas?
Barbara Murray
Riverside Park
Formerly of the West Bank, which I an now too
ashamed of to claim as my neighborhood. Lots of stranger assaults going on
here, teens grabbing purses and knocking women down. For some PC
reason, they are not being reported. We sure can't make folks
"uncomfortable", or be seen as "anti" something by identifying
thugs!
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