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•6, -2- . � f Koltes arrived shortly after the r�parting officer finished speaking with the reporting parties. Koltes states she for- got to bring the dogs in the house pr:�or to leaving. She was notified by the officer of the noise problem as being a continuing one. Koltes stated she has a kennel permit. Koltes added, her dogs have been shot on occassion by pellet guns. It was also noted that the license exgires on April 30, 1981 . The reporting officer finally got ahold of Mr. Block at 1610 hrs and advised him the possible action to be taken would be to contact City Council members and advise them of the complaints as his licer�se expires on Apri1 30, '1981 . It was also advised to call the City Offices and make them aware of the complaint so that they would be aware of it at license renewal time. Mr. Block agreed t� try that rather than go formal complaint at this time. The next case file is #8'I-2473 dated May 5, 1981 at 1005 hrs. Ms. Shirley Pavlak of Bayview Place, registered a complaint of barking dogs in Bayview Place. The address given showed to be the same place and dog of an earlier complaint the last few days of April. Num�rous dogs were autsir3e barking at Bayview Place. The kennel license was to have been up on April 30. Vo apparent renewal has taken place. The re- porting officer knocked on the door far about 10 minutes before arousing a male sleepin.g on the floor. The musi_c from the radio was also very loud. The renter of the hou�e previously spoken to was not home. The occupant, Stuart, was told to shut the music otf and keep the dogs inside. . The next case �ile was on May 2, 1981 at 9:47 at 2300 Bayview. Mr. Block was the complainant on this one and report;s dogs barking at 2300 Bayview. Numerous complaints have been receiveci in the pas�. R�ceived the second complaint at 10:25 after no dogs could be heard by reporting afficer on � the first call af�er waiting in the area for approximately 13 minutes. On the second call, the owner arrived just prior to the reporting officer. Reporting o�ficer told Mrs. Koltes she had to keep her dogs in the house so they would riot disturb. The officer also observed a dog not seen before. The owner stated she was applying again for a kennel permit. Reporting officer spake with the reporting party who w3s advised to cantact th� City Offices with other neighbors as a possible way to stop the acquisition of a kennel permit. We have further researched all of the other names oa� the petition, and we particularly note a comment by Ndz�. & P�irs. Larry Nelson of 2350 Olive, that one of her Afghans that was left out late at night attacked their dog w�ich is on a chain. The Afghan was supposed to also have bit uheir daughter. We do not find such a report on �ils. �Te d� not have any reports on file from the Christiansenss Williamsons, Carlson, or from Mrs. Dale Matson of 2�.�Q Bayview Place, rec �rded in reference to the dogs.