Politics & Government

Neighbor Worried about Noise from Marin Catholic Grandstand Upgrades

Football bleacher upgrades, which will include a new speaker system, should have noise decibel limits, Marin man says.

 

A Greenbrae resident has appealed the renovation of Marin Catholic High School’s football bleachers and surrounding facilities, according to the Marin Independent Journal. 

The , as well as bleacher seating, an improved press box, bathrooms, a storage area, snack stand and access for persons with disabilities. Under the grandstand seating would be a state-of-the-art weight room and locker rooms for the football, soccer and lacrosse teams. The project is expected to cost $3 million. 

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In his appeal, John Holzwarth said the planned grandstand needs additional noise decibel limits because it will include a new speaker system. He also said the county should ban the use of the speak system for non-Marin Catholic events, including youth sports.

County staffers approved the project month. It will now go before the county planning commission.

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