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Penny Lane Entertainment, the company that runs Cowboys Dance Hall, won the appeal on Thursday of conditions that limited hours of operation of their popular tent during the Calgary Stampede. The Cowboys tent was forced to move this year from its regular location on the Stampede grounds due to the BMO Centre expansion.

City officials approved a new location for the tent on 12 Avenue S. There was contention from residents in the area who raised concerns about noise and the need for more security. Cowboys held information sessions in May to try to sway community support for the new location. Meantime, city officials set strict rules around operating conditions for Cowboys, including turning off any music by midnight and shutting down for the night by 1 a.

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