Stonewood Tavern Given Three Months to Quell Noise Complaints

The Peabody City Council agreed to give Stonewood Tavern another chance, but with restrictions – and a deadline.

The Salem News reported that the majority of the council last week supported amending the Lynnfield Street tavern owner Sal Palumbo’s entertainment license “on a provisional basis with a list of restrictions.” The restrictions include limiting the size of bands.

The council’s vote comes after months of neighbor complaints about noise.

The council will review the license again in three months, which means in essence Stonewood Tavern has a three-month period to quell neighbor complaints about the tavern’s live entertainment.

Read the full Salem News article, including the list of restrictions, here. 

Here is previous coverage about Stonewood Tavern:

Jan. 10, 2014: Council Gives Restaurant 30 Days to File or Sale Goodbye to License 

Nov. 25, 2013: Restaurant Owner Takes Swift Steps to Address Complaints Over Function Room

Nov. 15, 2013: Councilors Say ‘No Question’ Amber Room Has Turned Into a Nightclub 

Aug. 6, 2012: Owners and City Officials Snip Ribbon on Stonewood Tavern