Some noise complaints but sound levels on target for SnowGlobe
Submitted by paula on Mon, 12/29/2014 - 11:40pm
Throngs of people were seen throughout South Lake Tahoe Monday afternoon and evening as they made their way to Lake Tahoe Community College and the 2014 SnowGlobe. By 8 p.m., 12,000 people were already at the concert. Many walked, parked nearby or took advantage of the shuttle busses provided by the event planners and the City.
"They have done a good job on signs, parking shuttles, sound and security," said South Lake Tahoe City Manager Nancy Kerry of the event planners. "Sound levels have been on target and below."
Kerry said she had received a few noise complaints via the City's SnowGlobe hotline. She drove around O'Malley Drive and Sierra Tract neighborhood as well as the Al Tahoe area and found sound relatively light.
"We strive to balance concerns about noise with making sure the event is well produced," said Kerry.
There was one phone call about the need for more signs in the caller's neighborhood to keep out cars parking for SnowGlobe.
Tuesday is day two of the three day concert.
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