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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/14/2025 Item 7c, Vix Marlin D. Vix <mvix@calpoly.edu> Sent:Tuesday, January To:E-mail Council Website Subject:Neighborhood Wellness and Safety Attachments:City Council January 2025.docx This message is from an External Source. Use caution when deciding to open attachments, click links, or respond. 1 Marlin D. Vix 1787 Conejo Avenue San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 748-9549 January 14, 2025 Mayor Stewart and Council Members, I'm writing to urge you to make Neighborhood Wellness a Major City Goal for the 2025-2027 Budget. My wife and I have lived in SLO for 49 years and over the past few years our rental home on Hathway has become surrounded by fraternities illegally operating. The St. Fratty's Day Event has progressively become more dangerous and in 2024, it was terrifying for our female student tenants; drunken crowds forced their way onto our property, knocking down temporary protective fencing we installed and tried to force themselves into the home. A large group was successful in climbing onto our roof. Our property was damaged, and our tenants were extremely frightened and their efforts to get help from the police did not materialize. It was pure luck that no one got injured on our property. After my wife attended an RQN meeting last month, she felt there would be more of the same chaos and problems for St. Fratty’s Day, March 2025. We have decided to try to sell our home to avoid being held liable for our tenants' or others' injuries on our property. It's disappointing that our city’s lack of enforcement of illegal and dangerous activities in our neighborhoods is making it difficult to live there resulting in people selling their homes. I'm asking you to make neighborhoods a priority and allocate funds to improve residents' peace, safety, and quality of life in the next budget by adding more code enforcement officials to eliminate illegal fraternities and satellite operations and more police personnel to better enforce the noise ordinances and illegal gatherings Thank you. Marlin Vix