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Fines set for loud parties in Cotati
February 27, 2015 12:00 am

Throwing loud, unruly parties will come at a cost for residents of Cotati.

Cotati’s City Council adopted a resolution setting the fines for such parties at $100 for a first violation and $500 for subsequent violations within a 120-day period of the first violation. The vote was unanimous, 5-0, and the... Read More

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Did the runaway SMART train car heighten your fears about track safety?
Yes. The gates at the crossings didn’t work, which made it all the more dangerous, especially if kids were playing on the tracks.
No. I believe that was an isolated incident and by the time the service is ready, all the safety wrinkles will be ironed out.
Not sure. There are always going to be safety issues for just about everything. Just worry about keeping them to a minimum.
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