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** **  ** __Opinion Some cases:__ Omaha city business is sound, thanks to pinta acoustic ceiling tiles-CONTOUR Ceiling Tiles reduce echo, improving acoustics of meetings and broadcasts. **  Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN-WI (1888PressRelease)  [|August 29, 2009]  - People "in chambers" for City Council and County Board meetings in Omaha, Neb., wanted to hear the details of legislative proceedings. When bad acoustics marred participants' ability to hear, the Omaha-Douglas Public Building Commission took action and adhered CONTOUR® Ceiling Tiles from pinta acoustic directly to the existing ceiling. Now, all parties are pleased with the sounds of the city's business.
 * __The acoustic problem__
 * Where I live exist big problems with the acustic, because between the houses that are in the mountains, and buildings of the valley it creates a place that make echoing, so every sound produced in the valley is hear by the houses area, and it is very bad because in much oportunities, the people on the valley do partys that disrupt to de mountains people.
 * In my opinion this problem is very complex, but have solution, one of this can be, colaboration by the community as to the hours and days to celebrate. Other solution that can be more complex, can be, form a vegetable barrier between the two areas to prevent the easy spread of sound. Also urbanist or architect can create especial places intended for recreational use.
 * The community can participate in the resolution of this problem, just if their want to do something about it. And what they should do is seek support from the Town Hall to find solutions. **

"The City Council legislative chambers space was built in the early 1970s and has always had acoustical problems," says Ron Bublotz, building services manager, Omaha-Douglas Public Building Commission. "About five years ago, we upgraded the audio and TV broadcast systems, hoping to improve acoustics. But it almost made the situation worse. The microphones were more sensitive, which compounded the acoustical problem."  