Whether a person
is a home owner, renter, visitor, guest,
day worker, or transient, they are all
treated equally by the Louisville Police
Department. We neither offer renters
special considerations nor profile them
for special enforcement. Regardless
of how you feel about renters, the Police
Department will continue to enforce the
Municipal Code equally and fairly.
An officer will be look into the trailer.
Bruce Goodman,
Chief of Police
From: Bev Beaufait
[mailto:bbeaufa@beaufait.com]
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2013
7:45 AM
To: Bruce Goodman
Cc: City Council
Subject: Dumpster Day 4
This is
day 4 for the commercial truck
and commercial dumpster being
parked/stored at the stop sign
on W. Elm Street and Sycamore
Ct., where the renter lives.
With
Code Enforcement allowing
renters' commercial dumpsters
and commercial trucks to be
parked/stored in driveways on
Sycamore Ct., other renters will
follow suit, obviously. Or
did you not think of that?
This
renter lives on Sycamore Ct.
right across the street from
where you allowed a commercial
truck and dumpster to stay
parked in the driveway for days
on end.
This is
what happens, when Code
Enforcement picks and chooses
when and where to enforce City
Parking Codes.
I will
be reporting the scofflaws on
day one of the problem.
When a problem like this is not
taken care of immediately, it
leads others to think it is OK
to do, as Code Enforcement
leaves the impression that this
is OK to do.
When
will you ever learn?
I will
not stop reporting these
problems, until Code Enforcement
gets this situation under
control, with the help of our
City Council, who we in our
neighborhood call "The
Do-Nothing Congress".
Flash
News Item: Our
neighborhood is not for
commercial business, as it is a
residential neighborhood.
This
renter lives right next door, to
the west, of the house in the
picture with the red garage
door.
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