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SOLICITATION APPLICATIOIqS On motion of Councilman Herrin,
<br /> seconded by Councilman Markel and
<br /> unanimously carried, the following
<br />Solicitation Applications were approved:
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<br />DAV Jack Fisher Chapter 23 & Auxiliary, sale of forget-
<br />me-nots, pens, banners, November 1, 1970 - January 1, 1971.
<br />Mater Del YIigh School, chocolate bar sale, September 30 -
<br />October 6, 1970.
<br />Orangewood Acader~xy, candy sale, September 21 - October 5,
<br />1970.
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<br />PUBLIC PROPERTY USE On motion of Councilman YIerrin,
<br /> seconded by Councilman Patterson
<br /> and unanimously carried, the
<br />following Applications for Special License to Use Pubhc Property were
<br />approved:
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<br />Combined Veterans Organizations of Orange County, Veterans
<br />Day Parade, Sunday, November 8, 1970, Main Street from
<br />Fashion Square to 2nd and Main Streets.
<br />Larry Reed, Westminster Foursquare Church, open air
<br />preaching, 7:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M., Tuesdays and Thursdays,
<br />4th and French Streets.
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<br />COMPLAINT Council considered petition
<br /> containing approximately 33
<br /> signatures regarding an alleged
<br />"fraternity house" at 924 N. Lowell Street and report from staff on the
<br />verbal complaint by a citizen at the September 8 Council meeting on the
<br />same matter.
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<br />Janice Boer, 912 N. Lowell, Mrs. Beck, 1002 N. Lowell, Wilma Keenan,
<br />925 iN. Lowell, and Ruth Gavett, 907 Iq. Lowell, spoke, complaining about
<br />the loud noise and music emanating from the house at all hours of the night,
<br />gangs in the street, cars blocking the street, young persons on the neighbors'
<br />property, and parties every weekend.
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<br />Councilman Herrin explained that he had talked to the owner of the house in
<br />question and she had assured him that if the occupants of the house were
<br />disturbing the peace of the neighborhood, she would cancel the lease immediately
<br />if Council directed a letter to her containing proof of the alleged complaints.
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<br />Donald Guarnieri, one of the tenants of the house under discussion, stated thai
<br />there was no dope use in the house; most of the problems the neighbors were
<br />complaining about were caused by party crashers; and that they had tried to be
<br />on friendly terms with the neighboring residents.
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<br />The City Manager explained that the Police Department had responded to a
<br />number of complaints about the noise at this address.
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<br />After further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Patterson, seconded by
<br />Councilman Villa and unanimously carried, that the staff recommendations be
<br />implemented -- police enforcement of the noise problem, prompt notification
<br />of the Police Department when specific violations occur, and that staff be
<br />directed to contact both the owner and the occupants to advise them of the
<br />complaints and request their cooperation.
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<br />CITY COUNCIL -270- September 21, 1970
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