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<br />AUDIENCE COMMENTS <br /> <br />FAKE IDENTIFICATION CARDS <br /> <br />BEER IN THE VAN <br /> <br />SNOW REMOVAL <br /> <br />ABANDONED VEHICLES <br /> <br />November 27, 1979 <br />Minutes - page 5 <br /> <br />Don McKee, representing Citizens Par- <br />ticipating in Louisvilles Future,asked <br />if there were plans to take the fake <br />ID issue to the D.A. <br /> <br />Mayor Waschak responded that if Council <br />wishes to take action it will be brought <br />up. <br /> <br />Councilman DelPizzo stated that he did <br />not feel it necessary to take any action <br />because it was all done in fun and did <br />not feel that they were misused, and did <br />not feel they needed to be made an issue <br />of since they had been disposed of. <br /> <br />Mr. McKee stated that he felt it was a <br />criminal act and should be dealt with. <br /> <br />Council requested that a report be sub- <br />mitted at the next meeting. <br /> <br />Mr. McKee asked what was done about the <br />incident with transporting beer in the <br />senior citizens van. <br /> <br />Mr. Stahl reported that the situation <br />was explained to him and that Mr. Elrod <br />had been removed from driving the City <br />vehicle and reprimanded for his actions. <br /> <br />Mr. Rick Luce, 187 Harper St., stated <br />that there were some problems with the <br />snow removal during the last storm and <br />was concerned withfue safety hazards. <br /> <br />Staff explained that it was an unusually <br />bad storm and the City worked hard to <br />do all they could; however, some streets <br />were late in getting plowed. <br /> <br />Mr. Howard Pollock, asked about abandoned <br />vehicles. <br />Mr. Wurl reported that the City does have <br />abandoned vehicles covered in the Model <br />Traffic Code, and due to the storm many <br />were abandoned in the streets which did <br />create a problem; however, under the <br />circumstances there were not many alter- <br />natives in towing the cars and having <br />a place to store them. <br />