Residents press town on Exxon/BBX speakers, rickshaw music as officials weigh enforcement

Several residents raised noise complaints focused on a gas station (referred to as Exxon, now BBX) whose outdoor speaker placement had prompted multiple complaints from nearby homeowners. Police said they met with the owner, who agreed to reposition speakers; the department has been using warnings first under local ordinances and pursuing citations only when problems persist.

Police also addressed rickshaw operators who play music while driving through neighborhoods; the department reported contacting the owner to ask for volume reductions and time limits on amplified music. "Recently, we've had a lot of complaints about the Exxon station... He's been repositioning the speakers," the chief said, explaining staff aims to balance business operations with neighborhood sleep and noise ordinances.