360 needs to stop complaining about urban noise- its a City- there are events- noise rises- learn how to deal with it please, white noise- earphones, etc.
You seem alone in ur complaint- was anyone else experiencing this issue also?

Not the only complaint. Just the only one on this site. There were many at 360 and surrounding buildings complaining. No one living in the heart of the city expects it to be quiet. This was way over the top.

Has anyone notified the parks department that issues the permits of this so we can curtail it for the next time. Question- why did the police not respond if there were so many complaints ???

i heard today from a resident in ward 6 about a patio at club xhibit on center street playing excessively loud music. my hunch is this is coming from the same place.

if you'd like, i'm working with a neighbor on crown street, state street, and orange street on (hopefully) updating the language in the city's noise ordinances to help for better and more consistent enforcement.

email me at doug@dougward7.com if you'd like to help.

downtowners expect a slight elevation in noise, and that is reflected in noise ordinances. however, what we have yet to master in the downtown is how to balance the recent (15 year) influx of 13,000 residents with a vibrant nightlife. i'm confident that in using best practices from elsewhere, the town green, city hall, police, businesses, and residents can and will figure out how to truly make it all happen here pleasantly.

if you're interested in helping advocate for quieter motor vehicle noise, consider joining our facebook group: www.facebook.com/ctcalm

we will be advocating for adopting the national standards for motorcycle EPA emissions in the upcoming legislative session in hartford.

This hasn't been an issue for the last 30 years until 360 State was built.
hmmmmm coincidence or a bunch of whiners- - i have lived with loud motorcycles for 30 years (which the police can't do anything about) dirt bikes all weekend long for 30 years (finally some enforcement as of late) loud music from the green and every event downtown when I lived there. Loud boom boxes in cars- loud mufflers from the ghetto cars the last 10 years. Clubs playing loud music until 2am shall i go on- why should we have to change all the rules because one building decided "its too loud"

Next they'll be complaining about the fire engine sirens which I lived with for the 5 years I was on Howe street- all night long every night. Nighttime construction(also lived with for years- Its called aCity- you can't control other people- NHPD can't enforce traffic laws what makes you think they will do anything about noise.

If you don't like new haven then leave

Talk about making a lot of noise.

lmao

Y'know, to hear from the challenger in Ward 7 its like Doug doesn't know what he's doing. But, once again, he proves why he's a great alderman. Great response, Doug. Keep up the good work!

Thanks!

I asked the district commander today to request from NHPD and coordinating agencies (health department, fire department, liquor control division at the state) to schedule a taskforce one weekend evening coming up to help set the tone for the Fall. We need regular enforcement, increased education of our patrons and business owners, and perhaps some tweaks to our engineering (requiring double pane glass perhaps - like how 116 Crown Condos were required) in order to help people sleep downtown.

Additionally, I'm working on getting the ViewPermit system to notify the alders of affected wards via email of night time construction work that will impact sleep as well. Hopefully should have something by the beginning of the year on that.

alder is attempting to resolve.