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PB21-0435, aka PB 19-0310, aka PB 18-0239. Lincoln Eatery
aka PB 19-0310, aka PB 18-0239. Lincoln Eatery
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Proposal
This is a progress report and potential revocation/modification hearing for Lincoln Eatery, a restaurant with rooftop entertainment that has received multiple noise violations. The Planning Board is considering whether to modify or revoke the conditional use permit due to repeated non-compliance with sound restrictions that affect nearby residents.
Staff Recommendation
Continue the revocation/modification hearing to the April 25, 2024 meeting
Conditions:
Entertainment limited to volume that does not interfere with normal conversation
Outdoor speakers oriented to minimize sound propagation towards residential areas
Password protected sound system controls accessible only to Manager on Duty
House sound system installed to limit acoustical output
All performers must connect to applicant's house sound system
Background music only in ground level outdoor areas
Entertainment hours: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM Sunday-Thursday, 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM Friday-Saturday
Progress reports required for outdoor entertainment compliance
Compliance Findings:
✗ Comprehensive Plan: Consistent
✗ Land Development Regulations: Non-Compliant
Key Issues
Repeated noise violations and non-compliance with conditional use permit conditions
Music and bass heard excessively from rooftop entertainment beyond property boundaries
Multiple citations and fines for noise ordinance violations
Impact on quality of life for nearby residents
Previous rooftop concession operator removed by law enforcement
Failure to comply with sound system restrictions and volume limitations