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	"author_name": "Las Vegas DSA",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/lvdsa",
	"title": "Save the Arts District: Stop the 10PM Noise Ordinance Amendment",
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	"description": "The Las Vegas City Council is proposing an ordinance amendment that would force live events in the Arts District to end by 10 PM. This change would remove a noise exemption that currently protects events in this cultural hub, threatening local bars, venues, artists, and vendors who rely on nighttime activity to survive. This ordinance is being spearheaded by Midtown Vegas, a luxury real estate developer with a growing footprint in the area. They want to silence the very culture that made the Arts District desirable in the first place, all in the name of profit. If passed, the ordinance would remove a longstanding noise exemption that protects events in the Arts District. That means small businesses could face fines or shut downs simply for hosting live music, markets, or events past 10 PM. Make no mistake: this is a developer-led attempt to gentrify the Arts District, pushing out the artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs who built it. 🗓 The deadline to submit public comment is July 31 at 5:00 PM. 📧 Use this form to send a letter directly to the city (AmendTitle6@LasVegasNevada.gov) We won’t let a greedy land developer dictate the future of our culture and community. Sign now to stand with small businesses, workers, and neighbors who make the Arts District what it is.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/arts"
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