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noise complaints that occur on the registered property. Registration information must be submitted Q1.119Xmi.?l?L~lyigy\IQy.JhS:J2~lLifL~d eJ2~!rtrn~PL (b) After notificationgL~LY9.ri.tiQ~LnQi;?Qg.~m::m.l~iint, the property owner, the property owner's designee, or the property manager may reg nest a meetil1lz. with the chief of police to resolve the noise problems that are occurring on the registered property. If ~i.n}Q~~t.ing res~ILt;:j.n. a resolution to the problems, then the chiefwill not file a petition under section 34.094. If there is no resolution to the problems. then the chief may proceed under 34.094. Sec. 34.094. Noise complaints~ hearing. (a) If there are two or more verified noise complaints at a residence within any sixty day period. the chief of police or al1 authorized representative may file a petition \:vith the municipal COUl:t judge to have the residence declared to be a nuisance due to excessive noise. (b) The propertv manager and/or propertv owner will be notified ofthe hearing: ill By personally serving the prope11v manager and prope11Y owner in \:VTiting, (2) By certified letter to the property manager and prope11Y owner at his or her post office address. or (3) If personal service cannot bc obtained and the property manager's or property owner's post office address is unknown (a) By publication at least twice within 10 consecutive davs in a newspaper of general circulation in the city. or (b) Bv posting the notice on or near the front door of the residence,. (c) The nQILQ.Q..~IQP.artrrl~nL~j.LLPI.Qyi.gQ_D.QJiQ~of the hearing lQ..thG..tQPJ:UltS gfJhQX9-,si\19J19Q by certified mail. If the tenants are unknown, the chief of police will request the names of the tenants fI.QmJllQJ2I!o2P_~ny'.Q.YYn9LQL.D)Ii..l1ilger. If the property owner or property manager refuses to RIQ..:~jfl9. the names of the tenants, then the tenants will not be notified of the hearing. (d) At the hearing the judge will receive evidence from all interested pm1ies on the issue of whether the residence should be declared a nuisance. (e) The criteria which the court will use to determine whether the residence should be declared a nuisance are: (1) The number of verified noise complaints the police have received for that residence within a six month time period.