City Council Agenda and Packet 1976 05 18

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pJ�a `.+1 V y 6R t� ^ .r'^ •' '• y. �": ,4401 .. 0 � ' l$- - a ' ". , '. 1. ;: `� �., ."'' ..;.1 ifs. � ; � ono of the i F. Ia>dustrias and not for people 1* `; in the area who had to contend the blasting. r� .Yoblin, President of i. i 1. asked:' tr" Mr. Domenico that if in the past 3 months, E. & P. INDUSTRIES COMT''D if the blasts had been "rigged" as be • '0 stated - were they still bothersome. Nis reply was "yes." Mr. Domenico specifically requested the re- port made when the policemen was at his residence and the officer stated that in his estimation the blast was at least 31 lbs. _ Also, the form that Sgt. Dmrdq filled out: when he was a witness to the situation. Mr. Domenico also requested a copy of the noise pollution ordinance that Paul Morris was to have drafted. - Mayor Waschak then requested that Mr. Wort provide all the information Mr. Domenico requested. Councilman DiCarlo asked of Administrator Wurl what the-price would be for an in- dependent report of this situation from • a private firm. The reply was approxi- mately 1,000.00. �• Councilman McDonald stated she could not understand why council persons were so in- volved in the situation which seemed to be primarily between Mr. Domenico and R. & P. Industries and wanted the City At- torney's opinion. Attorney Morris stated the reference would be to a City Ordinance violation, and in his opinion this had not been done by I. & F. Industries. Councilman Camel. stated that since the . k City Attorney stated there was no violation of City Ordinances, he ash d Mr. Do snioo' . to prove that the City was in violation. Councilmen DiLorenso asked why nano of the persons in the area who signed the petition ever answered any of Mr. Toblin's letters, never went down to watch the operation to know whit it was, and only one person was complaining. - 3 - mi ••• . w. rLt _ map... . ! I .• i y : Ir _ .. �,i. .4i•►". .r,i A i{�'• .z ^`.M,.�1.... ,fir,: .r:,., ... y., _.