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Reno Considering Live Entertainment Zoning Changes

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(Reno, NV) — Reno officials are considering changes to the live entertainment zoning code. A meeting, scheduled for this coming Tuesday, will discuss potential code changes regarding noise limits. Reno has discrepancies when it comes to noise regulations. Some existing bars and nightclubs have unrestricted live entertainment without noise limits, while newer businesses must follow specific regulations and require a Conditional Use Permit specifi…

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Reno Considering Live Entertainment Zoning Changes

(Reno, NV) — Reno officials are considering changes to the live entertainment zoning code. A meeting, scheduled for this coming Tuesday, will discuss potential code changes regarding noise limits. Reno has discrepancies when it comes to noise regulations. Some existing bars and nightclubs have unrestricted live entertainment without noise limits, while newer businesses must follow specific regulations and require a Conditional Use Permit specifi…

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