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Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles City Council Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles City Council Dear Mayor Garcetti and City Councilmembers: Please support Case #13-1580 - Councilmember Paul Koretz (CD5) and Councilmember Tom LaBonge (CD4) co-authored motion for the Department of Recreation and Parks and other city Departments to report to the City Council on the policies and procedures that dictate the use of poisons to control the rodent population in the parks and hillside areas of LA, including the Santa Monica Mountains, Hollywood Hills & Griffith Park. I would further support an ordinance that includes: - A city-wide ban on the sale and purchase of anticoagulant rodenticide. - Prohibit the municipal, commercial, industrial, professional and private use of anticoagulant rodenticide particularly in our hillsides and other ecologically sensitive areas and within 100 feet of parks, school zones, playgrounds and play structures. - A system of fines be instituted to support this ordinance with increased fines in our hillsides and ecologically sensitive areas as well as within 100 feet of our parks, school zones, playgrounds and play structures. Name From Comments 1. Lacey Levitt Rancho Cucamonga, CA 2. Alison Simard Los Angeles, CA 3. Nico Swants Df, Mexico 4. Anthony Blackley Rheola, Australia 5. Daintrie Zega Park City, UT 6. EDWARD G. Arvada, CO MRKVICKA 7. Michael Hoover Los Angeles, CA 8. George Theobald Cooktown, Australia 9. Tony Tucci Los Angeles, CA I believe the City of LA has the compassion and influence to eliminate this method of pest control. We do not pour our motor oil down the storm drain to poison the ocean; so likewise we must not bait and create a toxic rat or gopher to wandering off poisoning our hillside ecology and environment. Let's embrace alternative methods, support animal welfare and ban it, dammit! Page 1 - Signatures 1 - 9 Name From Comments 10. elle morris Phoenix, AZ 11. Stacey Calvert Sunderland, United Kingdom 12. Joseph Wenzel West Saint Paul, MN 13. CHRIS YOUNG Los Angeles, CA 14. Laura Iansen Bs. As, Argentina 15. Cheryl Hughes Victoria, Australia 16. petra opuhac Vienna, Austria 17. Ana MESNER Ljubljana, Slovenia 18. Natasha Salgado Toronto, Canada 19. Will Wait Cape Town, South Africa 20. Pavel Soukup Lomnice N Pop, Czech Republic 21. Angel W. Jersey, United Kingdom 22. THEODORE Piraeus, Gambia SPACHIDAKIS 23. didem coban Istanbul, Turkey 24. caspa ceacas Norwich, United Kingdom 25. Maria Fongaro Verona, Italy 26. Vivienne Ben-Shir London, United Kingdom 27. sharon clarke London, United Kingdom 28. mary foley Cork, Ireland 29. barbara barski Frauenau, Germany 30. Nimue Pendragon Melbourne, Australia 31. Elsie Au Bkk, Thailand 32. Josh Kline Los Angeles, CA 33. Chantal Buslot Hasselt, Belgium 34. Maria Phalaborwa, South Kalogeropoulos Africa 35. MARIE Lisboa, Portugal CHRISTINE HELBLING DE OLIVEIRA 36. Geisha Garcia Ferrol, Spain Page 2 - Signatures 10 - 36 Name From Comments 37. Dana Upice, Czech Ehrenbergerová Republic 38. Joe Renneke Eden Prairie, MN 39. monica valencio Sjrpreto, Brazil 40. Sabrina Robert Dieppe, France 41. fiona curran Co Galway, Ireland 42. perle horn Dieppe, France 43. Marion Frazier Peralta, NM 44. James Mulcare Clarkston, WA 45. Lucy Hamby Tujunga, CA 46. Philipa Longley Doncaster, United Kingdom 47. Borg Drone Edinburgh, United Kingdom 48. Bill C Kempten, Germany 49. Tony Menechella Frankfort, KY 50. Bob Phelps Here, Canada 51. Liza Ruiz Kimball, MI 52. Delphine Gorget Gentilly, France 53. Mark Bastian Helston, United Kingdom 54. Florence Lefizelier Laval, France 55. John Brewer Marietta, OH 56. Carollina Florianópolis Sc, Rodrigues Brazil 57. Fred Hoekstra Charleston, ME 58. john watson Hull, United Kingdom 59. Debbie Low Hiawassee, GA 60. Leila Wolvinya Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands 61. Anneke Andries Raamsdonksveer, Netherlands 62. Kyle Bracken Los Angeles, CA 63. J.I. Castellino Toronto, Canada 64. Christeen Crestview, FL Anderson 65. Donna Hamilton Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom 66. Kirsten Shute Dorval, Canada Page 3 - Signatures 37 - 66 Name From Comments 67. Carol Jacklin Lincolnshire, United Kingdom 68. kristina Hamburg, Germany mainka-rating 69. Andrea Sreiber Subotica, Serbia And Montenegro 70. Gry Sheridan, AR Lockert-Andersen 71. Will Truex Hackettstown, NJ 72. Suzan Toma Sittard, Netherlands 73. Karin van Grave, Netherlands Beckhoven 74. Constance Los Angeles, CA Franklin 75. Adriana Franco Los Angeles, CA 76. Ivan Snajdar Crikvenica, Croatia 77. nicolette ludolphi Bremen, Germany 78. Angelika Hoexter, Germany Schui-Lindthaler 79. aino mollenhauer Moscow, Russian Federation 80. Helen Auzins Zirndorf, Germany 81. Deborah Council Dallas, TX 82. laura brown Croydon, United Kingdom 83. Cathala Corine Pierrelatte, France 84. Clive Bird London, United Kingdom 85. Eduardo Campos Santiago, Chile 86. JEAN ANN Cloverdale, IN BOARD 87. Elena Bonati Carrara, Italy 88. Dan and Tina Allen, TX Partlow 89. Mary Thomas Richmond, CA 90. Kay Mi Boise, ID 91. angie presley Gloucester, United Kingdom 92. manuela wolter San-jose, Costa Rica 93. Lisa Koehl Ormond Beach, FL Page 4 - Signatures 67 - 93 Name From Comments 94. liz casey Pembroke, Canada 95. Keith Melton Weston-super-mare, United Kingdom 96. Bartlomiej Lodz, Poland Tomczak 97. Mimi BONETTI LA, CA 98. Alicia Batt Coon Rapids, MN 99. David Lauer Trier, Germany 100. Mary Ch Toronto, Canada All beings love and cherish life, just like us. Please watch shows "Animal World" on www.suprememastertv.com to understand the noble and loving nature of animals. 101. Carol Batten Silver Springs, FL 102. Lisa Owens Viani Berkeley, CA RAPTORS ARE THE SOLUTION (RATS) is a California non-profit that has been working since 2011 to stop the use of rat poison. We strongly support CLAW's efforts and urge LA to join Malibu, Calabasas, and 13 other cities that have passed resolutions urging stores to remove these dangerous compounds from their shelves--and to stop using poison themselves. 103. Aaron Simard Los Angeles, CA 104. Zara Stoyanova Plovdiv, Bulgaria 105. Phillip Anderton Poole, United Why are we having to sign a petition to get this stuff Kingdom banned? Surely it's only commonsense people? 106. Clare Wilson Greenwich, CT 107. Mark ford Venice, CA 108. Dekan Zeller Galt, CA 109. Jennifer Zeller Galt, CA 110. jennifer kaplan keyport, NJ 111. Alice Lima Salvador .Bahia, Brazil 112. Jeanie Streit Brazil, Brazil 113. Starlyn Howard Laguna Woods, CA 114. Anna Miller Portland, OR 115. Ewa Piasecka Warsaw, Poland 116. Elizabeth Glasgow, United McGowan Kingdom 117. Nicole Mackey Cavejunction, OR 118. Zorianna Kit Los Angeles, CA 119. Michael John Ljubljana, Slovenia Smith Page 5 - Signatures 94 - 119 Name From Comments 120. Alexandra Insborn Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation 121. Melanie Stagnaro Los Angeles, CA 122. Aileen Pitko Helsinki, Finland 123. Franziska Eber Oldenburg, Germany 124. wendy leys Antwerpen, Belgium 125. Janet Clarke Burgess Hill, United Kingdom 126. Terry Hoover Anyway, CA 127. RIA TRITA Athens, Greece 128. R de Blaey Lewedorp, Netherlands 129. Ann Cawley Saint Joseph, MO 130. Elisabeth St. Pölten, Austria Bechmann 131. Phillipa Watson Perth, Australia 132. Vitas Pecharov Minsk, Belarus 133. Wolfgang Deneke Limeshain, Germany 134. Crissy Ong harmosa beach, CA 135. Dinda Evans San Diego, CA 136. B W Essex Jct, VT 137. Linda Morgan San Pablo, CA 138. Caitlin McInerney Oakville, Canada 139. Rita Xavier San Pablo, CA 140. jonny rio O'fallon, MO 141. Lana Titus Los Angeles, CA 142. Carrie Davis Bangor, ME 143. TERESA Olsztyn, Poland ROZENGA 144. Henny Matthieu Maastricht, Netherlands 145. Mariette Eriksson Vålberg, Sweden 146. Bobbi Jo Parsley Atwood, IL 147. Patricia Pizarro Santiago, Chile 148. Laura R. Weilburg, Germany 149. Terry Vaccaro Plainfield, NJ 150. Helene Beck Aarhus, Denmark 151. brigitte hoin Herzogenrath, Germany Page 6 - Signatures 120 - 151 Name From Comments 152. Kim Louie Aliso Viejo, CA 153. stephanie stern ny, NY 154. vicky giannangelo Friday Harbor, WA 155. Marta Wrona Giebułtów, Poland 156. MARINA Barrow-in-furness, MURPHY United Kingdom 157. Kate Ricketts San Pablo, CA 158. Craig Alvord Alexandria, VA 159. Edward Laurson Denver, CO 160. james costello Ojai, CA 161. Elizabeth Kettering, United O'Halloran Kingdom 162. Brenda Caruso I.b., CA 163. jesus alfredo Mex, Mexico 164. ginette deslauriers ste-mélanie, Canada 165. sue wadland East Sussex, United Kingdom 166. marcela tyrer Vina Del Mar, Chile 167. Rafal Zielinski Los angles, CA 168. lucia fabbo Plainview, NY 169. dee williams Sa, TX 170. Cheryl Reynolds Concord, CA 171. Linda Tarumasely Beaverton, OR 172. tatjana kägelitz Berlin, Germany 173. Andrea Giolli Aurora, CO 174. jocelyne lapointe Terrebonne, Canada 175. tressa MARIE Medina, OH 176. Vicky Pitchford Toronto, Canada 177. Celine München, Germany Danielmeyer 178. angelito roño San Mateo Rizal, Philippines 179. eunjung lee Kimhae, Korea, Republic Of 180. Eliane Oliveira Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 181. Christopher Near Byton Hand, Evans United Kingdom 182. Astrid Sunaert Asten, Netherlands 183. Natacha PENET Unieux, France Page 7 - Signatures 152 - 183 Name From Comments 184. Lisa Zarafonetis Dallas, TX 185. Cindy Imperial Beach, CA Zimmermann 186. Giusy Adragna Chico, CA 187. Sandra Tetenburg Den Haag, Netherlands 188. lucia lucy chua Cebu, Philippines 189. Shadan Anp --------, Germany 190. Penni Norman Des Moines, IA 191. karina irina Ytina, Tuvalu 192. Eva Vytisková Jihlava, Czech Republic 193. Jon La Forgia Adelaide, Australia 194. Tim Munson Studio City, CA 195. Luna Dance Devon, United Kingdom 196. carine verfaillie Roeselare,
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