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Plumhouse rallies the after-hours community as SLC Council eyes December vote on anti-nuisance ordinance.
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The organizers of Plumhouse say their events feature paid security, on-site medical care and other safety measures. Benjamin Fuller—Ig: @ashravn The Salt Lake City Council is expected to vote in December on a controversial proposal targeting nuisance complaints and after-hours alcohol consumption, which carries heavy implications for event organizers and the electronic dance music (EDM) community.
After an initial vote was postponed in the face of public backlash, a special three-person subcommittee composed of Councilmembers Chris Wharton, Alejandro Puy and Darin Mano was formed to meet with…
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