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Session 1587, Minutes March 15, 1993 Page 6 Mr. Lewis Schiller, 7114 Stanford, Trustee for University Park Subdivision, said residents are very upset about the cc~ditic~ of residential pLuperty op- ty crimes is directly related to the decrepit state of these b~ldings, which is having a detrimental effect on them and c~ p~-c~erty values. He said resi- dents fully support the City's efforts to enforoe all b~]ding, zoning, occu- pancy, and criminal laws as they affect these rental pLuperties. Mr. Ollen- dorff said t_ha City appreciates this support and agree~ that every effort be m~de to enforce applicable laws. Mr. Price said be r~n~ived many calls about this apartment co~,~ule~f f~uu, users of H~m~n P~rk, and be suggesting that the police be called if large numbers of young people are s~_.n gathering there. Mr. Herron Rowland, 7155 Tulane, representin~ a group of multi-family pkul~er- ty owners on Tulane and De/h~uuth between Midland and Pennsylvania, said they were dealing with the rmmifications of the deteriorated buildings owned by Ramled Enterprises in their neighborhoed. They have formed a Neighborhood Watch g"roup and routinely patrol the area. He asked that the City step up its police patrols in the area, particularly as spring and sum~ner approach. He felt the situation has in~proved sceewhat, but said the neighborhood is prepared to do whatever is necessary to keep the area safe and secure. Ms. Eileen Halasey, 7301 Cornell, said she too w-as concerned about the condi- tion of the Ramled p=uperties. Sba gave Oouncil 25 recent photographs illus- trating what she and previous speakers were talking about. Mayor Pro Tern Adams said Council was very Im/ch aware of the properties being discussed. Mrs. Ramona Sykes, 1464 Sheridan, said the easement between Sheridan and Coolidge that was vacated to adjoining residents was being ruined by utility cc~panies, which have left large ruts and made it difficult for the residents to maintain. Mr. Ollendorff said he will look into it since the utility com- panies are required to restore any damage they do. Mrs. Sykes said liquor was being sold to minors at the 7-11 store at 82nd and Olive, and suggested that everyone buying liquor be carded. She also wan~a a no parkin~ sign in front of the property on Ken]31and at Fullertc~ because a car parked there forces drive to u~uss the bridge in the wrung lane. Mayor Pro Ten ~a~s asked that staff refer this to the Traffic C~Lm~dssion for a reoa~Lendation. BILL FOR SECOND AND THIRD RR~a3TNGS BILL NO. 8119 - R~PzAT.TNG ORDINANCE NO. 5898 B~Acr~uJANUARY 25, 1993, BY B}X- ACtiNG A NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS "SEctiON 21-31.3. INSURANCE ID~v~IFICA- TION CARLO, e; EXHIBi'iXON OF CARD TO PEACE O~iCERS, FAIIERE TO EXHIB- Bill No. 8119 was given its second reading. Bill No. 8119 W~s given its third reading. Mr. Wagner moved that this bill be ~n~gted as an ordinance. Mr. Schoc~er seconded the motion. Upon roll call, the following vote w~s recorded: AYES: Adams. NAYS: None. ABS~A~T: Mayor Majerus. Bill No. 8119 became Ordinance No. 5907.