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music had quieted or stopped but the music was still blasting. It is now 1:45 a.m. and I can finally go to bed now that the band just stopped." Another woman wrote Commissioner Nora Patterson at 3:20 p.m. Sunday to say she had planned to go out on her lanai to read in the sun, but she was unable to do so: "TOO MUCH NOISE!!!" the woman added. A husband and wife on Lusitania Drive — just east of the rear part of the restaurant property — emailed the commissioners at 8:56 a.m. on Feb. 2 to say they could hear the music all the previous afternoon and into the evening. They added, "When we go for a walk in our neighborhood, the music can be heard all the way from Constitution [Avenue] to American Drive, not to mention it is EXTREMELY loud on Montclair Drive." At least one positive event has occurred in recent days, according to Michelle Lee, a McNair Drive resident. She told the News Leader on Feb. 5 that she had noticed the sign in front of Bob's Boathouse is advertis- ing music until midnight instead of 2 a.m., as it previously had. Lee added that she also had noticed DJs being listed only once in a while, whereas the restaurant used to feature bands performing most nights of the week. THE PUNCH LIST As of Jan. 31, 18 items remained to be com- pleted on the punch list provided by county staff to the owners of Bob's Boathouse. Among them are a requirement for seven util- ity easements to the county, the installation of watercourse buffer plantings "consistent with the approved … plan dated August 10, 2010," the completion of the removal of all An aerial view shows Montclair Drive across Phillippi Creek from Bob's Boathouse, which is at the rear of the former car dealership property. Image from Google Maps I don't see anything being done that he is supposed to take care of. Michelle Lee Neighbor of Bob's Boathouse Sarasota News Leader February 7, 2014 Page 31