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[Greg Brown <gwbrown1 AT gmail.com>]

After much digging I found a link to someone in a comparable
situation.  The website is Richardsfault.com and Richard had a case of
what he described as "neighbors from hell".  Anyway, Richard recorded
mp3s of the noise (bands playing in garages, loud card games, etc,
etc) and put those sounds on-line.

http://www.richardsfault.com/sounds%20of%20the%20cul-de-sac/index.html

If you are really serious about getting the City to do something I
think you are going to have to come armed with recordings and db
levels.  Also an IR video camera might not be a bad idea either.  Tape
the urinators, show that to a city council.

But you are in for a long fight, should you choose the fight route. 
Best of luck.

Greg

On 8/23/05, Simon Spero <ses AT unc.edu> wrote:
> 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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