The Mooresville Town Board meeting on September 3rd opened with a public comment session, allowing residents to voice their concerns. Eight speakers participated, with the first being Sybil Weinmarger, a local business owner and resident.

Weinmarger expressed her frustration over excessive noise from nearby businesses, specifically BureauLab and Ghostface, which she claims disrupts the quality of life for residents on Academy Street. She described the noise from live music and events as unbearable, particularly during evenings and weekends, making it difficult for her and her family to enjoy their home and yard.

She highlighted that the noise issues stem from a newly erected stage at BureauLab, which she noted was not permitted by the town, and a temporary stage used by Ghostface. Weinmarger urged the board to address these disturbances, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a peaceful living environment for residents.

The meeting underscored the ongoing challenges faced by local residents in balancing business activities with community well-being, prompting the board to consider potential solutions to the noise complaints raised.