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A Plea for Locals to Take Action
by Lynne Miller
On a Summer Day, at the foot of Point Loma Avenue residents can hear the OB Lifeguards clearly, "Please put your feet on the ground and walk to shore. You are in a rip current!"
If the wind is just right, or wrong, we can hear bands playing by the OB Pier. Sound travels, and this proposed rooftop bar on the corner of Point Loma Ave and Sunset Cliffs Blvd (where Trinidad Motors sits) is going to have Live Music -- they say so in their application. So whether you like it or not, you will hear loud sounds of music, laughter, and drinking voices leaping into high octaves. Our quiet afternoons and evenings, well, they will be a memory that young and old can share with the next generation.
We don't know the details of the future building with the rooftop bar. We only know that the alcohol application states the building will be "mixed-use", which means that the plans can include apartments or condos, and a rooftop bar. We don't know how 'high' it will rise into vertical real estate, or how high the future patrons will be when they drive home.
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A Plea for Locals to Take Action
by Lynne Miller
On a Summer Day, at the foot of Point Loma Avenue residents can hear the OB Lifeguards clearly, "Please put your feet on the ground and walk to shore. You are in a rip current!"
If the wind is just right, or wrong, we can hear bands playing by the OB Pier. Sound travels, and this proposed rooftop bar on the corner of Point Loma Ave and Sunset Cliffs Blvd (where Trinidad Motors sits) is going to have Live Music -- they say so in their application. So whether you like it or not, you will hear loud sounds of music, laughter, and drinking voices leaping into high octaves. Our quiet afternoons and evenings, well, they will be a memory that young and old can share with the next generation.
We don't know the details of the future building with the rooftop bar. We only know that the alcohol application states the building will be "mixed-use", which means that the plans can include apartments or condos, and a rooftop bar. We don't know how 'high' it will rise into vertical real estate, or how high the future patrons will be when they drive home.
