Local Residents Declare War On DC10 Ibiza

The first rule of Ibiza is, you do not disturb the neighbours. If you want to do business on the island, this unwritten rule is cast in stone and you ignore it at your peril. This week DC10 not only broke that rule, they hit it out of the ballpark, smashing the windows of tranquillity in the homes of neighbours up to five km away. For the past two seasons, the island had become accustomed to the peace and quiet that descended on it due to the enforced closure of clubs from the effects of the Covid 19 pandemic. 

That was until DC10 shattered that illusion and pumped up the amps to the max on its Loud Professional Soundsystem incurring the wrath of the local population.  Now they have started a war, against an adversary they have not fought before. At 9 am CET this morning, local resident group PROU announced on its Facebook page that it was moving to denounce DC10 requesting that the local Sant Joseph Council take action and shut down the club for repeated licence and Covid 19 health violations. The Facebook statement read as follows, {translated from Catalan}

Our members have complained about the inconvenience and demand immediate solutions, which we represent in the named petition and in photographs recently published in the Ibizan press of the people who were queuing to enter the first party who did not wear masks or respect social distancing or other means of security to avoid possible contagions of Covid. Apart from all of this,  the risk that potentially these clients pose driving after a night of partying and the danger this behaviour causes drivers who are respecting traffic rules. For all the explained above, PROU considers that we have to end the impunity and lack of action taken against DC10. The residents maintain that in Ibiza you can’t do what you want, you have to respect the law, so we ask you to undertake the necessary measures you consider relevant to enforce the current regulations in respect of excessive noise, in compliance with anti-covid measures and in the prevention of traffic accidents” ENDS