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;5/5 ~-x. %/M/8lu Page -3- AUDIENCE COI~lliNTS CONT'D Arnold Shuster Fillmore and Willow Sts. Stated when they bought their property the convenants stated landscaping should be installed within a resonable time and single family dwellings only were allowed. His question was did the City have anyway of enforcing these convenants, or would it be best to form a neighborhood citizens group. Attorney Joss advised Mr. Shuster that the convenants are prepared by the developers and the City approves them. However, since the City does not parti- cipate in the developing of the coven- ants they have no power of enforcement. As a homeowner, Mr. Shuster does have the authority to enforce the covenants by filing an action in the District Court to get an injunction against the party at fault. His suggestion to Mr. Shuster was that a Homeowners Association be formed and warn the party the association is going to enforce these convenants and if they do not comply, inform them necessary action will be taken in court. Mr. Shuster advised that the Louisville Police Dept. was exceptionally cooperative and prompt when they were called. Mr. Shuster was advised to contact either Attorney Joss or Ghief Leesman if he had further problems and they would be happy to see what could be done to solve them. MARK. PERSICHETTI 1402 Taft Place He advised that he had heard on the radio news that Louisville's water was being contaminated from the Narshall landfill seeping into the canal that serves the City. He asked Council what the situation was concerning this con- tamination. Administrator Wurl advised at the pre- sent time no water is being used from Marshall Lake. The City's solution to this problem will be a direct pipeline from Harshall Lake to our facilities.