Concetti Chiave
- The report highlights complaints from residents after a school-organized outdoor music festival, focusing on noise and cleanliness issues.
- 90% of interviewed residents cited excessive noise from music, shouting, and motorbike traffic as a major disturbance, affecting their sleep.
- Significant amounts of rubbish, including cans and bottles, were left on the streets, causing discontent among local residents.
- 15% of the respondents, who were parents, were concerned about the availability of alcohol to underage attendees, contrary to prior agreements.
- The report suggests relocating future events to non-residential areas and enhancing supervision over the behavior and environmental impact of attendees.
To: Mr. Smith
From: Xxx
Subject: Reactions of people living in the area of the outdoor music festival
Motivi delle lamentele
The aim of this report is to present the reasons why the majority of the resident people interviewed after the outdoor music festival recently organized by the school complained about the event.
The great majority of the people interviewed (90%) complained about the noise level and the dirt they found along the street on the morning after the festival. In particular the loud music, the shouting people in the street and the continuous noise of the motorbike traffic didn’t allow the residents to sleep until well after the end of the festival.
In addition, a huge quantity of rubbish (cans, glass bottles, wrappers, plastic glasses, paper bags) left on the pavement disturbed the residents very much.
Preoccupazioni per l'alcol
Moreover, 15% of the people interviewed were also parents of some children who attended the music festival and they strongly complained about the presence of alcohol which consumption should have been prohibited to underage kids (as it had been agreed previously).
It is therefore recommended that next year the event is organized in a non-residential area and that the watch over the students’ behavior and environmental respect is implemented.