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Here's how Duke addressed the matter after the problem started getting out of hand in the Trinity Park neighbourhood.

http://www.dukenews.duke.edu/2003/08/communityletters0827.html

"[...]Our intention is to assure that residents' parents are also made aware of the criminal charges they face. We firmly believe that most residents have parents that assist them in rent and tuition payments. We believe that the persons paying those bills have a right to be informed. Perhaps they have a greater ability to modify behavior than either the North Carolina courts or Duke University[...]"

If they are violating the noise ordinance then you could file an action in nuisance against the residents, the landlord, and the national organisation.  Then, when you've got their attention, you can work out a modus vivendi.  

See also: http://www.hearos.com/

On Aug 20, 2005, at 3:10 PM, Jim Ray wrote:

i'm having a little run in with some unruly neighbors and wrote up a little note on the history:

http://www.neuse.net/vanderbilt.htm

am i truly an old fuddy dud, or do i have a reason to beef?  i hate bucking the mayor, city council and police captain.

should i tone down the note before too many eyes see it?  any suggestions on how best to remedy the problem other than shaming the city into taking action?

i'm not one to be too politically correct at times :-)

regards,

jim

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