Stadi scathing letter from the manager, bashing the city for making last minute changes to their concert and cancelled planned pyrotechnics, the manager wrote the impression i and many others in the industry have is your facility is getting so restrictive and dysfunctional, its no longer worth the effort to play there, due to the myriad and random rule changes. Initially the city was cheered by some for extending concert curfew to 11 00 p. M. For the famous band. Personally. Tit doesnt matter whos playing, metallica, rolling stones, it doesnt matter. The noise ordinance in place for a reason. Reporter a spokespersons is echoing the concern, saying in a statement, the city manager jeopardized future events and guaranteed a decline in stadium revenue. Such stunts may appease mayor gillmore, but they continue to harm every santa clara resident. We reached out to the City Managers Office which is denying many of the allegations including cancelling the bands fireworks show, telling nbc bay
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