[Article 32, voted in the affirmative 3-12-1977 by the Annual Town Meeting, read in the warrant as follows: "To see if the Town will vote to require any promoter who wishes to sponsor any activity that may cause an excess amount of noise and/or inconvenience to any resident of the Town of Hudson, N.H., to obtain a written permit from the town Selectmen. The Selectmen should issue such a permit only after receiving proof that said promoter carries liability insurance adequate for the specific case. Also, a public notice of at least two weeks must be given to allow residents the opportunity to respond and a written report from the building inspector must be provided insuring that the site of the proposed activity is suitable, with minimum sanitary and safety requirements having been met. Only after the above requirements have been met, and any further requirements deemed necessary by a majority of the Selectmen for order and safety have been met, shall a written permit be granted." It was amended, prior to the vote, to delete the words: "such as rock concerts, auto or motorcycle racing, carnivals, etc."]