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Complaints of a barking dog at 3:15

a.m. Friday, Nov. 22, resulted in the

shooting death of Lexie, a pit bull mix,

after police spent more than five hours

attempting to corral the dog, accord-

ing to police reports and witness state-

ments.

Officers were dispatched to the area

of Yale and Princeton where they ob-

served the pit bull mix running loose

and chase after a subject on a bicycle,but it did not bite the subject.

Officers attempted to corral the dog,

but were unsuccessful.

At 4:43 a.m., officers observed the

dog on a porch in the 27000 block of

Princeton. The report states the dog

began growling and barking as they

exited the vehicle.

Another unsuccessful attempt was

made to corral the dog. Officers con-

tacted the homeowner and asked if

she belonged to him. He said no, add-

ing he didnt know to whom she be-

longed.

According to the report, another call

came into dispatch at 7:20 a.m. about

the dog was in the area of Princeton

and Walton. The caller said the dog

started barking and showing her

teeth at her as she was exiting her ve-

hicle.

At this time, the report states offi-cers again asked the resident if the

dog belonged to him, which he again

denied, adding the dog may have be-

longed to his daughter but was un-

sure.

According to the report and two wit-

ness statements, the dog charged one

ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2013VOL. 2 NO. 51, 14 PAGES

ocal families braved

the stormy winter

weather last Saturday to

take part in the Optimist

Club of St. Clair Shores

Santa Station at the

Selinski-Green

Farmhouse Museum.

The event gives children

the chance to visit with

Santa and Mrs. Claus, play

in a petting zoo and have

hot chocolate and a holi-

day treat in the museums

kitchen.

This is the third year

weve come to this, said

Cathy Rutledge, who

made the trip despite the

winter storm. Its some-

thing my kids look for-

ward to. A little snow

wasnt going to stop us. Its

Christmas time, the snow

is cool.

Optimist Club member

Debbie DePape said the

organization expected be-

tween 250 and 300 chil-

dren this year, down from

more than 500 in 2012.

With the weather being

like it is, she said during

the event. Were not ex-

pecting the same turnout,

but we are still thinking

between 250 and 300

kids.

Inside the museum, dec-

orated for the holidays re-

flecting the era of the

house, children, such as

Ava Ruby, visited Santa

with her Christmas list in

hand.

I brought a list so I

wouldnt forget anything,

she said to Santa.

Volunteers greeted fam-

ilies in the kitchen with hot

The Champions Express made its way around the parking lot behind City Hall last Saturday as a part of the Santa Express.

Whi le cou nci lmem-

bers objected to not be-

ing notified a rat abate-

ment program had tak-en place, they were

pleased with the results

and want it tweeked.

The issue came up at

an information-only

study session Dec. 9.

Ass i s ta n t C i ty

Manager Mike Smith,

who implemented the

program (see related

story, page 2A), said

there were few prob-

lems.

While not objecting,

Smith said the actual in-spections took longer

than expected due to in-

spectors being ques-

tioned by residents in

the target area.

Each inspection was

estimated to take 10 to

15 minutes, but resident

questions lengthened

some to up to 45 min-

utes.

Were trying to bal-

ance education and

cost, he said.

Councilman JohnCaron questioned the

rationale of a large

chunk of money being

spent on re-inspection

and not targeting other

areas.

Smith reiterated the

idea is to target one area

and then others in prox-

imity of the initial area

and perhaps two others

to encircle and snare the

vermin.

Al so of co ncer n

among council was thetimeliness of the letters

being sent to residents,

suggesting more time

be given to submit re-

sponses.

Smith said letters

were sent out Oct. 23

and Oct. 25 and resi-

dents were given an ar-

See RAT, page 2A

Rat program overhauledBy Debra PascoeEditor

Councilman Pete Rubino and dozens of other resi-

dents may be in violation of a city ordinance.

But not to worry, theres

no penalty unless said

business creates noise,

excessive traffic and ad-

ditional waste products

and most importantly a

residents complaint.

I guess I have violated

this ordinance and itdoesnt make much sense

because no one knows

theres any business go-

ing on, the financial ad-

visor said, adding hes

used his phone and home

computer for business.

For me its real basic, Rubino said. If youre not

bothering your neighbors, if youre not building some-

See HOME, page 4A

Home businessrules debatedBy Debra PascoeEditor

Holiday concertThe St. Clair Shores Community Chorus performed for hundreds at Lakeview HighsShaublin Auditorium. The performance was the groups annual holiday concert.

PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART


By John McTaggartStaff Writer

See REPORT, page 2A

See EXPRESS, page 2A

For me its real

basic. If youre not

bothering your

neighbors, if

youre not

building

something in your

garage, its OK.

Pete Rubino, City

Councilman

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chocolate and cookies,

while many braved the el-

ements outside and waited

for the clubs Champions

Express train to take them

around the parking lot in

the falling snow.

This is really a great

way to spend a wintertime

Saturday, said Khalil

Patel, who brought his two

sons, Patrick and Colin, to

the Santa Station. This

weather only makes itmore authentic to me. We

are enjoying it.

Lily Constance, 7,

agreed.

I have to see Santa be-

fore Christmas and this is

where he was, she said.

So I had to come here no

matter what.

bitrary deadline of Oct.

30 to opt out.

Councilman Chris Vitale

suggested placing signs

at neighborhood en-

trances to remind resi-dents, an idea City

Manager Phil Ludos ky-

boshed.

The problem is we

want to protect that resi-

dent. The goal is to kind

of do this as confidential-

ly and discretely as we

can, he said, adding see-

ing the sign may turn

away a potential house

buyer.

Theres a difference

between sweeping the

streets and sweeping

rats, he said.

At Vitales suggestion,

Smith is looking into de-

veloping an e-mail ad-

dress for residents to

post their opt-outs, an is-

sue resonating with

Councilwoman Candice

Rusie who referred to it

as an anti-permission

slip.

Dogs also became an

issue, prompting a pro-

posed change requiring

inspectors to knock on

the door if a dog is pres-

ent in the yard.

I dont think we

should be entering; their

behavior is not predict-

able, Mayor Kip Walby

said of dogs, adding hes

also concerned about thedog running out of the

yard.

Rusie also suggested

the letter indicate Code

V, an arm of Landscape

Services, which holds

the contract with the city,

is actually conducting

the inspec t ions.

Residents, she said, need

to know how to identify

these workers.

While both council and

residents have ex-

pressed great concern

about inspectors looking

for violations unrelated

to rats, Smith said that is

not happening.

I am very pleased to

say we looked at 210

backyards and what we

cited them for is what we

cited them for, he said.

Were not looking to get

in the backyard to see if

you are growing some-

thing you arent sup-

posed to be growing.

However, he did say if

the garage door is open,

inspectors can look in-

side for evidence of rats

but they cannot enter the

building.

Smith said because

bait boxes and their con-

tents are heavily regulat-ed by state law, residents

should not be concerned

about inspectors placing

them to increase compa-

ny profits.

While the inspectors

make the decision

where bait boxes are

placed, their placement

is not approved by the

city, but city is monitor-

ing them, Smith said,

adding hed be con-

cerned if the results of

the pilot program were

more skewed.

Given the amount of

traffic in that area, it

matched up with com-

plaints made previous to

the programs imple-

mentation, he said.

The revisions are ex-

pected to go before

council for approval pri-

or to the next phase be-

ing implemented this

spring.

2A ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2013

Continued from page 1A

RAT

EXPRESS

Ciana Moceri shares a smile with Santa Claus during the Santa Express lastSaturday at the Selinski-Green Farmhouse Museum.

Boxed lunch?

Are bait boxes contributing to the citys rat population?

That issue was raised by Councilman Tony Tiseo, who has openly dis-

cussed rat issues in his own yard. He questioned if leaving bait boxes in

yards is ineffective, as they continue to offer a food source.

I dont want to have a smorgasbord in my yard, he said.

Since removing his backyard deck and making foundation repairs to

rid his yard of the vermin, Tiseo said hes seen about 25. I would think I

would have saw something dead laying somewhere, he said, adding he

was told his property is a path for rats to travel to their harborage which

has yet to be identified.

Am I attracting rats by baiting my yard? he asked Acting City

Manager Mike Smith.

I dont know how rats think, Smith said, adding he will address the

question with inspectors. To take boxes away, we have no semblance of

control and that is not good idea.

Smith said the idea is to encourage rats to eat the poisoned bait and

die, thus eliminating or at least reducing the rat population.

Ive been told numerous times its not a good idea to have a bait box

on your property if you do not have an issue, Councilman Pete Rubino

said. All youre doing is inviting them to your property.

But you might be helping with the kill.Ludos called the question valid for areas were bait is present and

theres no sign of rodents.

We need to take a look and decide, he said, telling council he will in-

vestigate.

By Debra PascoeEditor




REPORT

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thing in your garage, itsOK.

If we dont see people

coming in and out of your

house, dont see your

work truck, if no one

complains, its OK. If its

really starting to bother

the neighbors, thats one

thing

Rubino asked the issue

be placed on the Dec. 9

study session agenda af-

ter a residents complaint

about a neighbor leaving

construction debris on the

curb, prompting City

Attorney Robert Ihrie to

take action.

The current ordinance

language is broad in

scope and indicates busi-

ness activity must be lim-

ited to less than 10 per-

cent of the main house garages are not included.

Rubinos idea is to

amend the ordinance to

fall in line with societal

and workplace changes

and protect residents and

rather than just ignoring

the issue

Arent we just really

telling people its OK, you

can break the law?, he

asked. What we are do-

ing now is saying dont

worry about it wink,

wink. Changing the ordi-

nance, he said, gives us

an out. Laws are there to

protect people, not gov-

ernments.

I want to protect peo-

ple who are doing busi-

ness in their homes and

not bothering anybody.

Councilman Chris

Vitale agrees to an update

but opposes inspections

or fees like other munici-

palities require.

City Manager Phil

Ludos and City Attorney

Ihrie were instructed to

come up with a revision

for councils review and

approval.

Depending on the out-

come of an ordinance re-

vision, it may not be as

easy to grab a bag of ice to

fill the cooler next sum-

mer.

City officials are re-

searching details of the

citys ordinance banning

the storage of outside ma-

terials which currently in-

cludes ice chests, fire-

wood, windshield washer

fluid, pop machines and

other saleable items.

The issue was ad-

dressed at the Dec. 9

council study session after

Veronica Pinto, owner of

the Lakeside Bait Shop in

St. Clair Shores, was told

she had to remove an out-door ice chest from out-

side her business after 25

years.

Now were not able to

put it outside. We dont

have the room for it, she

told city council at its Oct.

21 meeting.

City Planner Liz Koto

said noted violations were

the result of a sweep she

ordered of the citys sign

and outdoor storage and

display ordinances.

Her concern, she said, is

the litter that can accrue

around storage areas.

There was an abun-

dance of ice chests, she

said, adding she believes

17 business owners re-

ceived letters of violation.

It raised quite a stink,

she said.

While council wants

the ordinance amended

to allow ice chests, City

Attorney Robert Ihriecautioned against, saying

that could open the

floodgates and weaken

the citys defense against

lawsuits from fireworks

distributors who want to

set up tents in the city.

The ordinance banning

all outdoor sales is its pro-

tection, he said.

If we broaden it, we

expose ourselves to argu-

ments, he said.

Council, however, ar-

gued the actual purchase

occurs indoors and mem-

bers agree they want ex-

emptions.

To clarify and address

questions posed by coun-

cil and Pinto, Koto said

the sale of plant material,

dirt and other seasonable

items is allowed if the

seller gets permission

from the citys Zoning

Board of Appeals.

Nurseries, she said,

have special land use per-

mits and newspaper box-

es are exempt under the

First Amendment, specif-

ically the dissemination

of information verbiage.

Weve got to figure out

a way to let them keep

them, Councilman Ron

Frederick said of the ice

chests. We all understand

we dont want to take this

away from them.

Councilman Chris

Vitale suggested allowing

outdoor refrigeration de-

vices to cover bait sales

along the Nautical Mile.

Mayor Kip Wahby sug-

gested the ordinance

mimic language allowing

for outdoor propane stor-

age.

At Kotos insistence,

the ice chests cannot

have a sign reading any-

thing other than ice, as

the box could become ad-

vertising space, a viola-

tion of the citys sign ordi-

nance.

Ihrie was instructed to

further investigate and

report back to council.

Copper pipe andmemorabiliamissing

A house in the 20000

block of Parkside was re-

portedly burglarized Wed.

Dec. 12, according to its

owner. The house, which

is in the process of foreclo-

sure, was vacant. But

when the owner returned

for more of his posses-

sions, he discovered a

basement door was ajar

and several of his posses-

sions were missing.

Among the items report-

ed stolen were copper pipe

and sports memorabilia.

Car stolen

A female resident living

in the 27000 block of

Princeton reported her

2013 Chevrolet Cruze was

stolen from her driveway

at about 8 a.m. Tuesday,

Dec. 12.

The woman claimed she

started the vehicle at about

7:50 a.m. and at 8 a.m. she

looked out her front win-

dow and observed the ve-

hicle being driven down

her driveway and heading

north down Princeton.



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operator of Pest Pounders in St. Clair Shores, con-

formed to the citys home -based business ordinance.

He said I was breaking the law and violating city

code, Socia told city council of the call at its Dec. 2

meeting. I got no notice, just the call.

Socia said he used his house as home base for his

pest control business. All the actual work is done at

the clients house or business, he said, adding he had

to explain to Ihrie how he planned to operate his busi-

ness.

Since his conversation with Ihrie, Socia has leased

office space to conform.

Socia said he informed Ihrie he has three competi-

tors within the city that operate as he does and ques-

tioned the selective enforcement.

If I have to lease space, the others should have to

do the same, he said.

Im a lifelong resident, I love the city. Id like my

kids to raise their kids here, he said, adding hes

less than interested in how others conduct their

home-based businesses.

Socia said his intent of going before council was to

alert them of whats happening and for members to

get involved.

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A recent fire on Yalewas deemed acciden-tal, by fire departmentofficials a blaze thatcost the life of the familydog.

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According to St. ClairShores Fire DepartmentC h i e f G e o r g eMorehouse, accidentalfires are more common

when commercial andspace heaters are beingused in the residence.

The best thing forcommercial heaters is to

follow the guidelines ofthe manufacturer,Morehouse said. Youobviously dont wantthem up against, near, orpointed to anythingcombustible.

Using the proper fuelfor whatever type ofheater you have is obvi-ously very important,he said. But you would

be surprised how manypeople might use gaso-line in a kerosene heat-er.

According to theConsumer ProductsSafety Commission,about 25,000 house fires

are caused by improperuse of space heaters, re-sulting in 6,000 injuriesrequiring medical atten-tion.

The safety commis-sion has several recom-mendations that fall in

line with the chiefs tips,including not placingheaters within three feetof furniture or othercombustible materialsand placing heatersaway from areas wherechildren or pets could

potentially bump intothem and knock themover.

Its also very impor-tant that people have

working smoke detec-tors in their home,Morehouse said.

And perhaps most im-portant, dont ever leavea heater unattended.

If you cant be there,turn it off.

For more informationon portable heater safe-ty, visit cpsc.gov.

Book discussion

The MichiganHumanities Council andthe St. Clair Shores PublicLibrary host the state-widebook club discussion of,Annies Ghosts: a Journeyinto a Family Secrets, bySteve Luxenberg, at 7 p.m.Tuesday, Jan. 7, in theMeeting Room at the li-brary, 22500 11 Mile, St.

Clair Shores.The book was selected

as the Great MichiganRead title by the MichiganHumanities Council for2013-2014. Part memoir,detective story and history,it is a story about familysecrets, genealogy, immi-gration and mental dis-ability. The setting is

Wayne Countys hospital

complex, Eloise.The program is the first

in a series of free eventsrelated to the book.

For more information,call the library at (586)771-9020 or visit scslibrary.org.

New ReleaseThursday

The St. Clair ShoresPublic Library presentsNew Release Thursdays at6:30 p.m. the firstThursday of the month inthe William R. GilstorfMeeting Room at the li-brary, 22500 11 Mile, St.Clair Shores.

The next free viewing ofa recently released movieon DVD is the Jan. 2 show-ing of, The Lone Ranger.

For more information,call the library at (586)771-9020 or visit scslibrary.org.

Classic MovieFridays

The St. Clair ShoresPublic Library presentsClassic Movie Fridays at1:30 p.m. most Fridays ofeach month in the WilliamR. Gilstorf Meeting Roomat the library, 22500 11Mile, St. Clair Shores.

The next free viewingsof a classic or award-win-ning movies are as fol-lows: Jan. 3, Downtown

Abbey: A Journey to theHighlands.

Jan. 10, Rebecca.Jan. 17, Awakenings. Jan. 24, Captain

Newman, M.D. Jan. 31, Beautiful

Mind.For more information,

call the library at (586)

771-9020 or visit scslibrary.org.

Mom-to-Mom sale

A Mom-to-Mom sale isfrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 8, at St.Margaret of ScotlandCatholic Church, 21201 13Mile, St. Clair Shores.

Admission is $1 or $2from 8 to 9 a.m.

For table reservations,call Justine Pouttu at (586)296-7965 or send an e-mail to japouttu@ya

hoo.com.Sponsored by the St.

Margaret of ScotlandWomens and Mens Club.

For more information,call the church at (586)293-2240.

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PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART

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then there are the offi-

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about helping these St.

Clair Shores families in

need.

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beyond Christmas.

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help families all year.

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Shores residents as

much as we can. Thats

what this is all about.

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hand for 37 years, Kimm

said.

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said. We have all these

gifts in there that need

to be wrapped so when

the families come in to

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Christmas. And we have

all of these wonderful

volunteers making surethat happens, knowing

that these gifts are going

to kids and families who

need it, right here in thiscity. Its really some-

thing special to see and

to be a part of.

Kimm said the organi-

zation is now helping

qualifying families for

three years.

One of things we

want to do now is maybe

taking these same kids

and come August, help-

ing them with school

supplies, he said. We

want to extend this help

all year and make sure

these kids and families

are helped not just now,but throughout the

year.

Kimm also added that

the organization per-

sonalized the gift giving

this year.

Instead of when we

did the shopping in the

past, when we just

bought for a boy, lets

say, between six and

eight years old, Kimm

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Volunteer Kim Luxton was one of dozens who braved the winter weather to

help wrap gifts for Cops 4 Kids.

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said. This year we actually called the families and asked them to tell us awish list of what each child would want. Were really trying to take this to a

different level. We want to have that relationship with our residents.

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Brooklyn DeRycker and Keri Collins were part of a large group of GreenwoodElementary students who helped at the event.

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