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Those in the audience in favor of the proposed ordinance were then asked to stand. The City <br /> Clerk counted 29 in favor and 12 in opposition. <br /> Council Member White than asked if any one from the public wished to speak in favor of the <br /> proposed ordinance. <br /> Mayor Luecke noted that he has offices on the 14th floor of t this building. ed otat a d that he <br /> e <br /> support <br /> should have received a letter from his wife in pp <br /> sees the proposed ordinance as an important toot nuisance properties. He will see that amendment <br /> f the <br /> existing regulations so that the city may respond <br /> ordinance is passed that it is fairly and properly enforced. <br /> at large <br /> Police Chief Thomas Fautz with offices located at 701 West <br /> rtment 1pTax resources are used for <br /> disruptive parties are a drain on the South Bend Po lice Department. <br /> enforcement and many hours (often 1-3 hours sy Chief Fauftz stated that a a <br /> to <br /> identify who the responsible persons are for hosting such event <br /> good ordinance which will assist in seeing that our neighborhoods are safe and orderly. <br /> Marguerite Taylor of 714 East Corby noted that she is also on Northeast <br /> tool Neighborhood b hood <br /> a necessary <br /> and is strongly in favor of the ordinance. She sees this as rY <br /> of the neighborhoods. This problem has been ongoing for 30 years and has gotten worse. <br /> Phillip Shots of 1027 East Wayne noted that he is part of the Howard Park Neighborhood and is <br /> also a landlord. The ordinance is needed for the peace and safety of the neighbors./ <br /> small <br /> Molly Whelan of 925 Notre Dame Avenue noted that t of this <br /> children. The well-being of the neighborhood is dependent on good enforcement <br /> ordinance. She stated that they are excited to be back in South Bend and hopes that the City <br /> Plan objectives will be carried out. <br /> James Phillips of 902 East Washington noted that many Domas properties are in the area. He <br /> sees the ordinance as a good tool"to see that kids do the right thing". <br /> Heidi Phillips of 902 East Washington noted that the Domas o a prope ie the used to esingle-family <br /> residences. She has 11 children and"urged the Council <br /> Anne Castello of 120 North Notre Dame recently wrote <br /> in ichianPo of of VView theh <br /> ere <br /> appeared in the South Bend Tribune on this topic. They process <br /> historic home and sees student rental issues as being"deeply tragic". <br /> Council Member White noted that the time for proponents of the Bill had expired and then <br /> called for any one in opposition to come forward. <br /> Rick Carey of 107 North St. Louis believes that landlords ordinance,27% m favor, 14%In a recent straw poll it showed that 51%were against <br /> was a good idea but that the$2,500 fine was excessive,and 6%were not sure. <br /> July 25,2005 Health and Public Safety Committee of the 2005 South Bend Common Council <br /> -page 2- <br />
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