Landlords who allow their buildings to become havens forcriminal activity would face prosecution under a crackdown approvedby the City Council on Wednesday.
The last council meeting before a six-week summer recessfocused on nuisance issues that chip away at the quality of life inChicago neighborhoods. Under ordinances approved Wednesday: Motorists who disturb their neighbors with blaring car radios wouldhave their vehicles impounded at a minimum cost of $615. Those who turn their neighborhoods into flea markets would belimited to two garage sales a year; they could have a third garagesale only if they're moving. Politicians and business owners who plaster signs on …
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