Hamilton Family Brewery

Ripped the brewery's noise, parking, and late hours, said sound inspections were a sham, and urged the council to declare it a public nuisance and boycott it.

Described calling 911 on a visibly intoxicated brewery patron and confronting a patron carrying off the brewery's no-parking sign; said residents' complaints are ignored.

Demanded the brewery's patio be closed at 10 p.m., citing blasting music and TVs, loitering, and unresponsive police, and said she has filed a noise complaint.

Demanded the brewery be declared a public nuisance, citing noise, traffic, parking mockery of residents, and health effects on a senior neighbor, and questioned the city's motives.

A nearby resident disputed the city's noise findings, said she cannot sleep, and questioned why the brewery has patio TVs and operates past 10 p.m. daily.

Described nightly noise, parking takeovers and public urination near his home and asked for an independent, unbiased noise evaluation.

Said she will submit a rebuttal to the staff report and cited a KTTV news report and hostile online comments, plus a family whose car was towed at $612 cost.

Apologized for mocking Mrs. Hamilton during a picket, then described losing parking in front of her home every weekend and asked the council for help.

Thanked the city for sidewalk repairs near Main Street, then compared Hamilton Brewery's late hours to other local breweries that close earlier and one to two days a week, arguing the brewery should make changes too and suggesting a sound review on Super Bowl Sunday.

Lives across from the brewery near senior homes; described public urination by patrons, littered cups, and marijuana use in parked cars, arguing the brewery moved into a quiet neighborhood and the community has a duty to protect its elderly.