A judge has rejected a petition from a group of South Florida residents concerned about the noise that will be released from next month’s Formula 1 event.
Some Miami Gardens residents mentioned that the Miami Grand Prix, which will take place May 6-8 around Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Dolphins in the NFL, could affect their hearing.
Miami-Dade County Judge Alan Fine, however, ruled Wednesday that the evidence presented by residents was speculation is high and any health concerns can be avoided by staying indoors or by wearing earplugs.
Judge Fine added that the prosecution could continue after the race, which would have an impact on other events, the daily instructed. Miami Herald. The City has entered into a 10-year agreement with Hard Rock Stadium to hold the annual F1 race there.
The agreement provides financial benefits for the community of approximately $ 5 million, though Miami has still not issued the necessary permits to hold a special event. City officials added they plan to do so, but did not specify timelines, the Florida Daily reported.
Source: Radio-Canada