The new music venue was playing the wrong tune for Lanarkshire locals after exceeding the decibel limit.
Residents of Rutherglen and Cambuslang now want to keep the noise down after two weeks of loud gigs on the Junction 1 property.
The new live hub is in Oatlands, Glasgow and already hosts an outdoor show that can be easily heard from nearby areas.
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What Hundreds of complaints have been sent to Glasgow City Council regarding the venue, and licensing officials have found that a performance by indie dance band Hot Chip last Friday violated approved decibel limits.
A check of his three-day festival last weekend, featuring the likes of Kelis and Groove Armada, found no restrictions were violated, but organizers decided to lower the bass level. Agreed.
Clare Haughey, his MSP at Rutherglen, who was one of those who filed complaints about Junction 1, said Lanarkshire Live had been contacted by many residents about the noise. Told.
"I lodged a complaint with Glasgow City Council's After Hours Noise Team over the weekend and requested a meeting with the Licensing Department and the owner of Junction 1 today.
"The noise We have heard from affected residents of Rutherglen and Cumbuslang from as far as four kilometers away:
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There have been many noise complaints on social media in recent weeks, with some locals saying: Even with the windows closed, you can still hear every word being sung at the gig.
A local post: Weekend I don't mind so much, but Sunday night is still afternoon It's eleven o'clock.
Another addition: "Oh my God, Junction 1 is using the proverb this afternoon and evening. Some of us have work in the morning. Why is this?
"Close to residential areas." .
She added: "The South Lanarkshire Council noise team We monitored noise levels on Friday and Saturday nights, which will be followed up by Glasgow City Council.
"We hope that prompt action will be taken. Complaints about noise outside of business hours should be , can be reported to the emergency after-hours service on 0800 24 20 24.”
A spokesman for Glasgow City Council said:
"Our environmental health team was on site both nights this weekend to monitor levels. On Friday night we were able to confirm that the organizers had violated the terms of the license.
When they lowered the sound level, they did.
"However, a report was filed with Licensing regarding this matter and Environmental Health has issued a statement regarding the situation regarding the venue. We will continue to engage with organizers and internal partners.”
There were 95 complaints.
Junction 1 has been contacted for comment.
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