John
04-14-2009, 10:15 PM
A Texas school principal said she was issued a citation for a noise ordinance violation after a neighbor complained about noise at the school.
Principal Terri LeBleu of Olympia Elementary School in Universal City, Texas, said Butch Armstrong has continued to complain about noise at the school despite efforts made to appease him, the San Antonio Express-News reported Tuesday.
"They've built a 7-foot fence at the back of the school," LeBleu said to the newspaper. "They've put special backing on the basketball hoops because he doesn't like hearing the basketball hit, and they've even taken out the loudspeakers that allowed me to make announcements to the kids who are outside, so now I'm not able not do that."
Armstrong said he wants the school to change traffic patterns that result in long lines of cars waiting to pick up or drop off children.
"Each morning and afternoon there's somewhere in the neighborhood of 208 cars that pass our bed," Armstrong told the Express-News.
Principal Terri LeBleu of Olympia Elementary School in Universal City, Texas, said Butch Armstrong has continued to complain about noise at the school despite efforts made to appease him, the San Antonio Express-News reported Tuesday.
"They've built a 7-foot fence at the back of the school," LeBleu said to the newspaper. "They've put special backing on the basketball hoops because he doesn't like hearing the basketball hit, and they've even taken out the loudspeakers that allowed me to make announcements to the kids who are outside, so now I'm not able not do that."
Armstrong said he wants the school to change traffic patterns that result in long lines of cars waiting to pick up or drop off children.
"Each morning and afternoon there's somewhere in the neighborhood of 208 cars that pass our bed," Armstrong told the Express-News.