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businesses. Councilmember Bennett asked where does the enforcement begin and end. She said construction going on behind her house for the City’s large sewer line replacement is very noisy with the heavy equipment and the trains that pass behind her house are also very noisy. Will those issues be addressed in this ordinance? Councilmember Fredricks agreed with Mr. McClure and said the proposed ordinance before them was very subjective, however, he said what he proposed was very objective and spelled out hours of operation for construction sites among other things. Mr. Fredricks said the construction crew that is constructing the new car wash on Harrison Street has on more than one occasion worked well into the early morning hours. He said the people who live on Peggy Street have been tormented for the last six months and probably will be for several more months before the project is complete. After more comments, Councilmember Fredricks introduced an ordinance to prohibit noise that injures or endangers the comfort, repose, and peace to the citizens of Batesville. Councilmember Bryant moved to read the ordinance by title only. Councilmember Fredricks seconded and the roll call count was 2 (Bryant and Fredricks) for and 6 against. The motion failed. Mr. Meitzen read the ordinance in full. Councilmember Fredricks moved to suspend the rules and waive the second and third readings. Councilmember Hinkle seconded and the roll call count was 1 (Fredricks) for and 7 against. The motion failed. Mayor Elumbaugh said the ordinance will be placed on the next meetings agenda for the second reading. F) CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE FOR THE APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR PRIVATE CLUB PERMIT TO CLUB LAS CATRINAS OF BATESVILLE Councilmember Bryant introduced an ordinance for the approval of a private club permit for Club Las Catrinas in Batesville. Councilmember Bryant moved to suspend