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Even though I don't live in downtown, I fully support this. I occasionally enjoy attending an establishment that has dancing and loud music until late in the night (though with age that frequency has declined) but I try not to attend places that have open air spaces for the for the reasons you give Rob. I am sure it is more difficult than anyone would like to think but I can't help but think that the zone out along highway 200 between the first Pemex and Bodega Aurrera is a more appropriate zone for these types of businesses. You can still have bars and venues that adhere to noise ordinances in downtown but the thump thump places can more comfortably set up shop in the buildings along the highway. There are far fewer residences in this area and the businesses along that section are generally closed at night. The residential areas of El Limon and Infonavit are already sufficiently separated from this commercial to corridor (for the most part) to provide some separation and minimal disturbance for its residences. Sigh....one can dream.