Resident Tish Hanlon (right) of Jackson presented petition signed by 82 residents to selectmen (from left) Bob Thompson, chair Barbara Campbell and Frank DiFruscio at the June 10 selectmen's meeting asking for selectmen to address what they perceive to be excessive noise concerns at Black Mountain Ski Area. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Among those attending the June 10 selectmen's meeting in Jackson were (from left) Black Mountain's assistant general manager Alex Lahood, general manager/owner Erik Mogensen and attorney Ken Cargill of Cooper Cargill Chant. Police Chief Chris Perley can be seen in the background left. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Resident Tish Hanlon (right) of Jackson presented petition signed by 82 residents to selectmen (from left) Bob Thompson, chair Barbara Campbell and Frank DiFruscio at the June 10 selectmen's meeting asking for selectmen to address what they perceive to be excessive noise concerns at Black Mountain Ski Area. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Among those attending the June 10 selectmen's meeting in Jackson were (from left) Black Mountain's assistant general manager Alex Lahood, general manager/owner Erik Mogensen and attorney Ken Cargill of Cooper Cargill Chant. Police Chief Chris Perley can be seen in the background left. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
JACKSON — Addressing neighbors’ concerns about what they perceive as excessive music noise at Black Mountain, Jackson selectmen last Tuesday — after meeting with ski area representatives and townspeople — agreed to hold a public hearing with the planning board to work on how to regulate future special events in town.
New Black Mountain owner/general manager Erik Mogensen and his attorney, Ken Cargill of Cooper Cargill Chant of North Conway, said they had not received any formal complaints other than from their direct neighbors, farmer Dean Davis, who was concerned about the fireworks the ski area had on May 3 for its 90th birthday.
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