Thank you Sarah Jane and the MBA and all the residents that supported this event !!

all levels were kept below 80 decibals 98% of the time it was at 70 or below at one point it reached higher than 70 and it was quickly adjusted accordingly BTW earplugs work wonders!

Actually Vito there were 3 rollerderby woman and a whole league of Jr rollerderby girls ages 10-17 raising money for kids with cancer. We had many families from all over midtown at Sundays event and were proud to support the new school moving into the Old Marshall Building which we had several students from CMP out to promote the new facility. There were drum circles, clowns, art and craft projects and a kids corner. I fail to see how anything you mentioned is not family friendly there was plenty of security and the beer garden and VIP tent were roped off. All music was ended by 8pm and the park was cleaner the next day than I have seen it previous occasions. As a resident of midtown I moved here specificically for the events and culture to raise my children in an enviroment of diversity and TOLERANCE. We live in a major metropolitan city, we are the capital of California one of the largest economies in the US. When you choose to live in a major city , especially next to a public park, you accept big city events will happen- for most of us it is what attracts us to living in midtown. Reach out to other communities/residents that live the homes bordering the small parks in LA and SF that hold festivals and concerts almost every weekend. Maybe they can give suggestions on how to accept and work with the communtiy and event organizers so that everyone wins. I understand the desire for the local businesses/bars to have more security around the park and that the everyday/all night from the bars can become too much for the families and residents living across the street from it every day. Marshall park residents should focus more on changing the laws that are in place. As a promoter we are following the rules given to us often going above and beyond the basic requirements to ensure successful events for all parties involved- lets not forget the rights of all the residents in midtown to use public facilites as the permits allow.