Noise Complaints

Inwood residents will have a chance to air their grievences about Dyckman Street's "Alcohol Alley" to the commanding officer of the 34th Precinct.

The Parks Department will be closing the Dyckman Fields section of Inwood Hill Park at 10 p.m. instead of 1 a.m. as a security precaution, after receiving a request from the 34th Precinct.

Dyckman Street restaurant owners and residents met to discuss concerns surrounding the party atmosphere on what was recently coined Inwood's "Alcohol Alley."

Residents say a new event space on West 30th Street is keeping them up at night.

Residents say their block has been besieged by the shrill sound of whistles blown by bellhops at the Midtown hotel.

Il Matto will keep its midnight closing time and will not hire a DJ, the owners said.

Corcho Wine Bar received support from a CB12 committee for its license renewal, despite complaints of loud music.

Parents and League officials reached a compromise on loud music during games Inwood Hill Park.

Some residents are considering suing the Muse Hotel on West 46th Street because of noisy whistling.

To curb neighborhood noise, Councilman Jackson will challenge Il Sole's sidewalk license renewal on Wednesday.

The club La Vie on East 1st Street was denied a liquor license renewal because of noise complaints from neighbors.

West End Avenue residents say Fresh Direct trucks are too noisy for their quiet block.

A CB12 committee is recommending that the Monkey Room's liquor license be renewed despite noise complaints.

The MTA said it would push back its construction hours to 10 a.m. after locals were awoken by jackhammers on Sunday.

The Dyckman Street favorite is nearing a deal to take over a former music venue on Norfolk Street.