Here is the full security plan manual and proposed security ordinance that would impact entertainment venues in Greensboro. The issue has not gone before city council yet and the ordinance has been modified as recently as this week. Both documents were provided by Greensboro police attorney Jim Clark, who helped draft them.
For more details, pick up a copy of the latest issue of YES! Weekly or read the article online, entitled "clubs owners question proposed security ordinance."
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No complaints on noise ordinance, police say
Along with several graphs supplied to council, Police Chief Ken Miller said there haven't been any complaints with the new noise ordinance. Council instructed the police to monitor the implementation of the ordinance for 60 days without issuing fines and to report back. The new noise ordinance went into effect July 15, and according to Miller, only three of the 54 tickets issued during the 60 days were to entertainment venues, the anticipated target of most complaints. Here is some of the content of his report to council in today's IFYI report. I assume the "female resident" lives in Center Pointe, since residents there (namely developer Roy Carroll and Teresa Yon) were behind the complaints aimed at Greene Street Club which is specifically named.
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