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Leeseberg, Chris <br />From: Linda Lee <trippingonadaisy@gmail.com> <br />Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2017 1:06 PM <br />To: Mayor John Dietz; Leeseberg, Chris; Hetrick, Dave; Prehatney, Jeff, Bolduc, Christina <br />Subject: Re: CITY OF ELK RIVER'S PROBLEM WITH FERAL CATS <br />Sunday, July 9, 2017 <br />Again, out in the open yard, a feral cat has been bred. This is an unending PROBLEM / NUISANCE. When <br />this new ordinance is being passed, it has to allow for the city to step in and rid the area of the community <br />nuisance. <br />There should be ZERO feral cats allowed by feeding or harboring them. <br />I know I am the loudest person complaining about feral cats ... but by talking with people, I know I am not the <br />only person in the city of Elk River who is putting up with this. <br />People like my neighbor, start out by thinking they are providing for wild animals (which doesn't need to be <br />done) and pretty soon there is an out of control situation. Now my neighbor is basking in the attention and what <br />he feels is his power. <br />There should be ZERO feral cats allowed by feeding <br />harborina them. <br />Linda Lee <br />11949 191 Ave NW <br />Elk River MN 55330 <br />trippinQonadaisy(a, email. corn <br />On Sun, Jun 25, 2017 at 8:18 PM, Linda Lee <trippingonadaisykgmail.com> wrote: <br />Please pass a new ordinance that prevents citizens from feeding and harboring animals in the wild. <br />By not acting, you are pitting neighbor against neighbor. That does not make for a good neighborhood or a <br />good community as a whole. <br />Lack of maintaining a community leads to its downfall. <br />I have a huge problem with my neighbor. He runs a feral cat house in his deteriorating shed. The cats can enter <br />and leave from the back and under the front doors. He keeps them fed and watered either in the shed or by his <br />backdoor. <br />