From: | Bev Beaufait <bbeaufa@beaufait.com> |
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To: | Bruce Goodman <BruceB@louisvilleco.gov> |
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Date: | Monday, May 06, 2013 08:38 am |
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Code Enforcement Police Chief,
The Mr. Rooter
white commercial work truck is still on W. Elm
Street with garbage stored in the bed. It has
been there for the past 26 days in a row. I
have lived in this neighborhood since 1988,
and in the entire time that I have lived in
this neighborhood, there never has been a
vehicle allowed to be unattended for so long
licensed or not.
Our Code
Enforcement has no trouble keeping the
neighbors, who live in this neighborhood, from
parking for long periods of time.
However, our
Code Enforcement has horrible trouble keeping
commercial vehicles from being parked for 26 days in
a row in a residential neighborhood. These
public corruption actions are very suspicious by
folks in our neighborhood, as we consider the
vehicle abandoned.
Webster's Dictionary defines
abandon: to desert; to forsake. After 26
days of a Mr. Rooter commercial vehicle in our
neighborhood, this vehicle is abandoned.
No one has seen the
owners around the vehicle for 4 weeks
now. Even joggers consider this vehicle
abandoned or they would not throw their orange
"doggie do" bags into the bed of the truck, when
running by with their dog, as I have reported
before.
I have
enclosed the URL address with the pics for the
past week for proofs of the Mr. Rooter commercial
vehicle that I update weekly for public viewing, as
per my first amendment rights of free
speech. http://www.beaufait.com/mrrooter.html
One pic this
week is from the middle of Sundance Park near
neighbors' houses that can see this commercial
vehicle day after day, without it being moved for
the past 26 days in a row.
Another pic this week shows a close
up pic of the debris around the tires of the
Mr. Rooter commercial vehicle, as it has been
unmoved for 26 days in a row.
It is an eyesore for the
neighborhood. It is bringing down property
values. Our City is listed in Money
Magazine 2 times in the past 5 years. I
do not want that rating to go down due to Code
Enforcement not doing the job it is paid to do.
I have made it
clear to my neighbors that I am considered
a "trouble maker" for showing pic proofs of
illegal abandoned vehicle goings on in our
neighborhood. I have told them that the Code
Enforcement Department is holding grudges against
me, as I report their incompetence. It is
unfair to be mean to my neighbors just for your
obvious hatred of my proofs of inaction by Code
Enforcement, except when they want to enforce, which
is public corruption per the news "investigative
reporting" stations that I have spoken to.
:(((((
The neighbors
do not want to get involved and be treated the
way I am treated with unjustified and uncivil
words from the Chief of Police, Mayor, and City
Administrator. I told my neighbors that I have
one years worth of e-mails for proof of those
unjustified and uncivil actions toward me and my
proofs.
I have
told neighbors my circumstances with Code
Enforcement and City Council about this illegal
parking matter being ignored by City Code
Enforcement, and the neighbors can now easily
see that a blind eye has been turned to allow this
Mr. Rooter white commercial truck to be on W. Elm
Street for 26 days in a row.
We neighbors
talk about the lobbyists in Washington, DC and the
similarities to the blind eye being turned with this
commercial vehicle being allowed to stay
indefinitely in our neighborhood with trash stored
in the bed of the truck, no less, by our Code
Enforcement Police Department and City Council.
Code Enforcement for the City of
Louisville is broken and needs to be fixed.
Here is
the beginning of our City Municipal Parking Code
that is constantly being allowed to be broken by
the City Code Enforcement Police Department with
regards to the Mr. Rooter white commercial vehicle.
I have again proved why our parking
laws need time limits, so Code Enforcement does not
cherry pick situations, as their actions prove for
the past one year.
"Sec. 17.20.100. - Parking spaces
not to be used for storage or
advertising." (Code 1977, §
17.20.100; Ord. No. 715-1981, § 15)
Sincerely.
Bev Beaufait.
388 W. Elm St.
303-673-0247
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From: Bev Beaufait [mailto:bbeaufa@beaufait.com] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 08:23 AM To: 'Bruce Goodman' Cc: bobm@Louisvilleco.gov Subject: Code Enforcement Laws/Enforcement Mr.
Chief of Police,
The Mr. Rooter white commercial work
truck has been abandoned on W. Elm Street with more
and more added garbage dropped off by the
owners. They are now using this vehicle as a
personal garbage storage truck, thereby bringing
down the value of the houses in our
neighborhood. A female jogger and her large
dog were jogging down the middle of W. Elm St. this
week and threw her orange bag of "doggie do" into
the back of this abandoned commercial vehicle.
This is just very wrong.
I have enclosed my last 2 e-mails to
you again showing weeks of illegal parking by this
Mr. Rooter vehicle, which you ignore. This Mr.
Rooter commercial vehicle has been parked and not
moved since April 9, as my pics show. You are
a very rude paid "public servant".
In this e-mail I am
enclosing pics from the past week showing the
illegal abandonment of the Mr. Rooter vehicle that
you allow, because of your emotional
hatered to me for months and months of reporting
illegal activity by you and the Code Enforcement
Department, that you are in charge of, to the Mayor,
who you intimidate into inaction, and the rest of
City Council, too. You are not an ethical
"public servant", obviously.
In these above pics taken this past
week during the snow storm, it shows W. Elm St.
after the snow plows came through. The plows
left huge mounds of packed snow around the Mr.
Rooter white truck in the street, instead of being
able to plow those mounds of snow nearer to the
curb. For days this restricted emergency
vehicles from going through our street easily to
handle the Senior Citizens in our
neighborhood. A good "public servant" would
make sure that the streets of our City would be more
easily accessible for prompt action by not allowing
this illegal abandonment of a commercial vehicle for
over 3 weeks now.
But Mr. Chief of Police, you do just
the opposite. Your actions show that you do
not care. You have no empathy. You put
the citizens of Louisville in our neighborhood in
jeopardy, which is "public corruption" at its
best. Favortism toward business commercial
vehicles is extremely obvious by your actions from
the past year, of which I have proof in over 100
date stamped pictures. Are you being paid by
them to turn a blind eye?
My proofs were presented to City
Council on a February 26 meeting. I am still
awaiting a response from them from that
meeting. I am sure that they are swamped and
will get back to me, when time allows for it.
But in an e-mail from Mayor Murkle dated January 2
he states this: "We only have limited
parking times in a few commercial areas to allow
access to businesses. I will raise the issue of
changing the municipal code regarding parking with
other members of council".
Everybody knows about the parking
laws in our City. But, you, as the Chief of
Police, chose to try to run a Facist government by
running the town your way regardless of the parking
laws on the books in our City. You are the
epitome of "public corruption", as described to me
by my Uncle-in-law who was a Detroit high mucky-muck
and always bragged of them "shooting criminals and
throwing them in the Detroit River".
I have proved for the past year that
you have no regard for being a paid "public servant
of the law". I will not allow that kind of
mentality to be in our Police Department, who is run
by a former resident of Chicago, and the entire
country knows how violent that City is with
their gun shootings from the first Mayor Daly
days. We don't need/want that type of vibe in
Lousiville.
I will continue to keep a close eye
on this growing "public corruption" with you
allowing the illegal parking of commercial vehicles
regardless of the law on our City books. My
evidence grows daily. :)))
Here is a link that I have posted
online for anybody to see how the City of
Louisville's City Council allows the City Police
Code Enforcement Department to constantly break the
law for the past year now. I have one year's
worth of e-mails as proof. I save everything,
and it truly pays off.
As a reminder, our City parking law
is included the P.S. at the end of the
last attached e-mail that I sent to you on
April 15.
My legal advice wants me to continue
to document the actions of the City of Louisville.
Sincerely.
Bev Beaufait.
388 W. Elm Street.
303-673-0247
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From: Bev Beaufait [mailto:bbeaufa@beaufait.com] Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 08:19 AM To: 'Bruce Goodman' Subject: Code Enforcement Laws/Enforcement Mr.
Chief of Police,
The Mr. Rooter white work truck has
been abandoned on W. Elm Street with a leaf and lawn
garbage bag stored full of branch/limb debris, as
well as other garbage, in the back of their pick up
truck since April 9.
I have enclosed my last e-mail to
Code Enforcement showing pics of the Mr. Rooter
commercial vehicle parked from April 9 to April
15.
I am enclosing pics from April 16 to
today showing this commercial vehicle still
illegally parked across from Sundance Park on W. Elm
Street, including the debris in the bed of their
pick up truck. Other Mr. Rooter trucks
have driven through our neighborhood and just
left their abandoned commercial white truck
parked illegally in our neighborhood. This is
not right.
This vehicle has been allowed
by Code Enforcement to store garbage for weeks on
end in the back of the truck. In the past, I
have seen Code Enforcement around home owner's pick
up trucks, parked in front of their own
homes, with just their Xmas tree in
the bed of their truck as temporary storage
until the branch recycle center opens at the
first weekend of the month. Doesn't Code
Enforcement have anything better to do, such as
remove the Mr. Rooter illegally parked commercial
vehicle for 2 weeks now? This does not make
sense.
This last picture that I took on April 21 shows
the branch tossed from the Mr. Rooter
commercial vehicle, now on our neighbor's property
from when they moved their truck on March
29. They just threw it out and left. The
debris was moved onto my neighbor's
property. The branch was initially thrown
directly on the sidewalk.
Here is a large close up pic of the
debris thrown out of the Mr. Rooter commercial
and left on the public sidewalk. I took
the pic the day after they finally removed
their Mr. Rooter vehicle on March 29. It is
still there for proof. Here is the link for
the picture. http://www.beaufait.com/mrrooterdebris.html
Once this commercial Mr. Rooter vehicle is moved,
I hope that they don't throw their garbage out into
our neighborhood as retaliation for having to move
their white commercial vehicle out of a
residential neighborhood, permanently, as they
are mad for not getting that special treatment any
more. They have their own place to park this
vehicle, obviously, when it is not allowed to be
abandoned on W. Elm St. by our Code Enforcement
Department.
The Mr. Rooter folks did not move their
vehicle until 2 days after I reported it as being
parked illegally on March 27. Very wrong.
Code Enforcement can keep any neighbor's truck
who lives in our neighborhood from constantly
re-parking in our neighborhood. No problem.
Code Enforcement cannot keep the Mr. Rooter
business commercial vehicle from re-parking
illegally for weeks at a time. Problem.
And why is this?
Why is there a difference? There should not
be a difference. But there is a
difference. WHY??? Hmmmmm.
What actions transpired between the Code
Enforcement folks and the Mr. Rooter business
owner that would allow the Code Enforcement
Department to turn a blind eye to this Mr. Rooter
commercial truck's illegal parking
indefinitely? What, indeedy?
I wonder what would have you do strange Code
Enforcement dealings and tell me in a May 25,
2012 e-mail: "For the Louisville Police
Department, the matter for the abandoned vehicle is
closed.", even when there is a law against the Mr.
Rooter commercial vehicle illegal parking
indefinitely and storing garbage indefinitely in the
back of their commercial truck, as the City
Municipal Code shows, in an enclosed previous
e-mail!!!! Good grief!!!
I strongly suggest that the Police Department
contact our lawyer for our City to find out how
to let go and replace the employees in the
Code Department who are giving illegal preference to
a business truck's owner being parked off and
on illegally for over 1 year now on W. Elm Street
across from Sundance Park.
I strongly suggest that the City of Louisville
Police Department contact our Louisville lawyer
for our City to find out why the Code Enforcement
Department is acting in strange ways that do not
enforce existing City Municipal Parking Code law,s
and what can be done about it.
Maybe our City legal advice can find out the
truth behind the discrepancies of enforcing our
Municipal Code between tax paying home owners'
vehicles and business commercial tax paying
vehicles in our neighborhood.
I am very sorry that Code Enforcement cannot
enforce our City Parking Municipal Code, that is
enclosed at the end of this forwarded e-mail.
I will follow this matter closely, until the City
of Louisville's Code Enforcement Department can
follow our own City laws to enforce, without
questionable actions from the Code Enforcement
folks, with preferencial treatment to business
owner's commercial vehicles over personal home
owner's vehicles in our neighborhood. Hmmmm.
This matter is a definite cause for concern with
the extremely suspicious actions of the Police
Department's Code Enforcement folks toward this Mr.
Rooter's business owners.
Sincerely.
Bev Beaufait.
388 W. Elm Street.
303-673-0247
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From: Bev Beaufait [mailto:bbeaufa@beaufait.com] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 08:21 AM To: 'Bruce Goodman' Subject: Fwd: Code Enforcement Laws/Rules Code
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