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Resident Kim Davis asks Montezuma council to review noise ordinance over loud neighbor music
Summary
At the Oct. 15 Montezuma City Council meeting, resident Kim Davis presented a petition about loud, disruptive music from a neighboring property and asked the council to review the city’s noise ordinance; Police Chief Eric Finch said the department would address the complaint.
Kim Davis, a Montezuma resident, presented a petition to the Montezuma City Council on Oct. 15 asking the council to review the city’s noise ordinance after she reported loud, disruptive music coming from a neighboring property.
The request came during the meeting’s public-comment period. Davis described the disturbance and formally asked the council to examine whether the city’s current rules and enforcement practices address her concerns.
Montezuma Police Chief Eric Finch responded to Davis’s petition during the same meeting and said the police department would implement a plan to address the complaint. Finch’s remarks were recorded in the minutes as a direct response to the resident’s request, but the minutes do not provide verbatim quotes from the exchange or specify enforcement steps in detail.
The item did not lead to an immediate formal agenda motion at the Oct. 15 meeting. City staff and the police department will be the next points of contact for the resident; the council did not set a public hearing or make a directive on changing the ordinance during this session.
The meeting began at 6:00 p.m. at Montezuma City Hall and included Mayor Nealie Johnson and the full council. The council moved on to consent-agenda business following public comments.
