Petition for urgent intervention regarding noise disturbance affecting Louis Swanepoel Tehuis retirement centre and old age home

We, the undersigned residents of Louis Swanepoel Tehuis and Stella Town CBD, call for urgent intervention regarding noise pollution caused by businesses operating across the street from the retirement centre and old age home, as well as the public consumption of alcohol by patrons in surrounding public spaces.

The continuous noise and disruptive behaviour from patrons are negatively affecting the peace, safety, and dignity of elderly residents at the facility.

We therefore urgently request the following interventions:

  1. Immediate action by the South African Police Service (SAPS) to ensure strict enforcement of liquor licence conditions, including monitoring of trading hours, public drinking, and compliance with applicable regulations.
  2. Urgent intervention by the North West Liquor Board to investigate potential breaches of liquor licence conditions by the affected businesses and to enforce corrective measures where necessary.

We believe that no community facility, especially one housing vulnerable elderly residents, should be subjected to persistent noise disturbances and disorderly conduct. Immediate action is required to restore peace, dignity, and compliance in the area.

2345 supporters

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We, the undersigned residents of Louis Swanepoel Tehuis and Stella Town CBD, call for urgent intervention regarding noise pollution caused by businesses operating across the street from the retirement centre and old age home, as well as the public consumption of alcohol by patrons in surrounding public spaces.

The continuous noise and disruptive behaviour from patrons are negatively affecting the peace, safety, and dignity of elderly residents at the facility.

We therefore urgently request the following interventions:

  1. Immediate action by the South African Police Service (SAPS) to ensure strict enforcement of liquor licence conditions, including monitoring of trading hours, public drinking, and compliance with applicable regulations.
  2. Urgent intervention by the North West Liquor Board to investigate potential breaches of liquor licence conditions by the affected businesses and to enforce corrective measures where necessary.

We believe that no community facility, especially one housing vulnerable elderly residents, should be subjected to persistent noise disturbances and disorderly conduct. Immediate action is required to restore peace, dignity, and compliance in the area.