February 10, 2014
Monday PM

As 20 year residents of Upper Main Street we also hear a lot of noise. On any given day at our house we can hear pile driving on Berth 1, the Lumberjack Show (cheering and chainsaws), cruiseships tying up at 5 a.m. (we also can smell their breakfasts if they are moored at Berth 3), back up alarms on tour buses, traffic on the 3rd Avenue Bypass, floatplanes, fog horns, generators on boats moored at the Casey Moran float, etc.

While I may not always enjoy the noise, I do appreciate the fact that our neighbors are working to take care of their families and our community.

The Hamiltons have done a lot to help folks here in Ketchikan. They respect the noise ordinance. They are trying to make a living, like the rest of us. Please respect their efforts and approve the redone request.

Sincerely,

Kathy Paulson
Ketchikan, Alaska

Received February 08, 2014 - Published February 10, 2014

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