28, 2020, that drew hundreds of people and created unsafe parking conditions. Lakewood police, according to the complaint, helped direct traffic at the site when it hosted a festival the week of Sept. Also named as a defendant is the township government and its officials, accused of not only looking the other way as Lake Terrace hosted large-scale events, some with 500 to 1,000 guests, but of lending a hand to the proprietors.Ĭalibre 50 is seen performing in Milwaukee at The Rave in 2016. The activities, the suit claims, hurt Clayton Associates' business, interfered with use of its property, and exposed it and nearby businesses to COVID-19. "It took a court order to stop a use on the property that was never approved."Ĭlayton Associates' lawsuit accused banquet hall patrons of parking illegally on its property, damaging lawns and sprinklers, and “clearly failing to abide" social distancing or mask wearing, risking spread of COVID-19. "The township was placed on notice of the problem weeks ago," Shea said. She said Lakewood will abide by any decision on the property's use that is reached by the court and the zoning board. "The issue of what uses are allowed on this property are properly before the court and the zoning board," Cipriani said. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. She said Lakewood is not taking a position on the legal dispute over whether a banquet hall is permitted at the site. Prospect has an application pending before the township's Board of Adjustment to address the property's use as a banquet hall.
Jean Cipriani, who represents Lakewood, said KBS Mt. Fioravanti filed a motion to dismiss Clayton's lawsuit late last year. Prospect LLC, and operators Lake Terrace Manager LLC and Greenwald Caterers, could not be reached for comment. When no inspection was made, the show was canceled.
Wellerson ruled that the Calibre 50 show could proceed only if Lakewood police and fire officials inspected the facility in advance to determine the safe occupancy limit for the concert, as well as the number of security personnel needed, and put their requirements in writing. Late Friday afternoon, Superior Court Judge Craig L. Lake Terrace, a popular banquet hall in Lakewood, is being sued for illegal land use, hosting massive gatherings with no social distancing or masks requirements and creating nuisance to the neighboring properties, among other things. In 2017, Billboard described the the four-member group as "part Facebook-savvy boy band, part boot-stomping Sinaloa cowboy quartet."
Calibre 50 has scored a record-breaking 20 Number 1 songs on Billboard's Mexican regional airplay chart. Some had driven from Pennsylvania and New York to attend the show. Ocean County sheriff's officers assisted Lakewood police in directing traffic near Lake Terrace - located in the township industrial park - as confused concert-goers who were unaware of the cancellation created a traffic jam Saturday evening near the banquet hall, Ocean County Sheriff Michael G. LAKEWOOD - Rarely does a local land-use controversy and squabble between neighbors end up inconveniencing unsuspecting strangers from miles away, but that's just what happened in the township last week.Īn ongoing zoning dispute led to the last-minute cancellation Saturday of a concert by popular Mexican band Calibre 50, disappointing hundreds of music fans and causing a traffic jam near Lake Terrace, the Oak Street venue where the event had been scheduled.
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