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Fremont neighbors complain over noise from events at nearby temple — San Ramon Schools news

Fremont Fremont neighbors complain over noise from events at nearby temple The neighbors, who asked to remain anonymous, told NBC Bay Area they’ve filed dozens of noise complaints with the city over the past year, and they are hoping the temple will reconsider the size of future events. By Pete Suratos • Published 5 minutes ago • Updated 5 minutes ago BOOKMARKER NBC Universal, Inc. Fremont neighbors are raising concerns about noise from events at a nearby Hindu temple that they say bring large crowds into their neighborhood. Pete Suratos reports. Fremont neighbors raised concerns about noise from events at a nearby Hindu temple that they said bring large crowds into their neighborhood. The neighbors, who asked to remain anonymous, told NBC Bay Area they’ve filed dozens of noise complaints with the city over the past year, and they are hoping the temple will reconsider the size of future events. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are   WATCH HERE They shared footage of what they describe as an ongoing problem, including noisy events during school hours. They also showed NBC Bay Area records of more than 25 noise complaints made to city code enforcement over the past year. In July, the city met with neighbors and temple representatives to discuss their concerns and try to find some common ground. But just last week, another example of noise that left neighbors frustrated. The temple had obtained a special event permit for it, but neighbors say the noise continued past the 9 p.m. cutoff for amplified sound. The city confirmed receiving complaints about last week's event as well and says it's looking into them, adding, “City staff will continue coordinating with the temple and adjacent neighbors, monitoring activities and adjusting future permitted activities as appropriate to work toward constructive solutions to the issues that have been reported." Local Elections Sep 17 Bay Area voter guide: What to know about the November 2026 election Golden State Valkyries 2 minutes ago Bay Area bars opening early to air the Valkyries in Game 6 of the WNBA Finals NBC Bay Area reached out to the temple's president for comment but has not heard back. Neighbors say they're not opposed to the events but want them to be more considerate of the surrounding community. This article tagged under: Fremont

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