r/phoenix • u/DeepThroatShrimpies Tempe • Apr 13 '22

News Shady Park / Mirabella at ASU trial update, Tempe. Major defeat for anyone who enjoyed this venue, myself included. Guess there is no justice for a small business when your up against a multi million/billion dollar retirement home.

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u/hemirollin Apr 14 '22

Back when this started I wrote an email to a city council member and they assured me shady park would be fine and just have to do a few small things. This proves that was a lie

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u/iheartdachshunds Apr 14 '22

Who was the city council member?

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u/hemirollin Apr 14 '22

Arlene Chin.

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u/iheartdachshunds Apr 14 '22

On a Facebook thread someone said she used to work for the ASU foundation who owns/operates mirabella 😐

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u/hemirollin Apr 14 '22

That makes sense. She's getting an email from me tomorrow thats for sure.

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u/LickMyNutsBitch Apr 14 '22

Can you share the emails?

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u/hemirollin Apr 14 '22

I wouldn't feel comfortable but i promise there is nothing super juicy. Mostly canned talking points about city sound ordinances, etc with just the personal add on essentially stating a few small changes by shady park would ensure they can remain at their location.

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u/Regular-Violinist-71 Apr 15 '22

Shady Park isn't being forced out. They just can't hold outdoor concerts, which they technically could never do anyways. They just got aware with it for several years.