ALLEGED NUISANCE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 150, 18 February 1932, Page 4

ALLEGED NUISANCE

1 BUZZING SAWS DISTURB PEACE OF GUESTS IN REST HOUSE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE

At last evening's meeting of « Rotorua Borough Council a letter ^ received from Mr. R. A. Potter, 0] behalf of a client, hringing under th notice of the council two puijj nuisances which, he stated, threatening to seriously affect \ client's business. Mr. Potter ash that the council should take imniei iate steps to endeavour to have ti nuisances discontinued. The alleged nuisances complaine of were the cutting of firewood t, neighhouring premises, and Mr. p0 ter stated that as his clierit was keej ing a rest house, "The Denbies," \\ noise was a serious matter. Cr. W. Galbraith thouglit it was i concern of the couhcil. The yaif had been there before the boardinj houses. Cr. Wackrow considered it a que tion for private action. Cr. 0. H. Coleman moved that ti matter be referred to the Genet Committee with power to act. . Cr. G. Urquhart seconded, ai pointed out that it was att excellei illustration of the necessity for proper zoning system. The Mayor (Mr. T. Jackson) $ai the locality had bee» tentatively (j fined as a general residential are but in this particular case, the remei lay in a private civil action. ] thought they should give Mr. Potter client their sympathy, but point oi that it was a matter for private a tion. The motion to refer the matteri the general committee was carriei