> WHat came next was predictable - people complaining about the noise near
> their homes at night. The clubs didn't get much reprieve, and no one
> criticized the people for moving into a commercially-zoned neighborhood and
> expecting a suburban environment.

Sometimes I think municipalities allow this because they can then use those
complaints to get rid of certain things.  Like, maybe the clubs don't cater
to the "higher-dollar" customers that they want to draw to the city, so
they side with the residents.

I used to notice similar things on the Louisville news.

Mike

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