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MINUTES APRIL 12, 19 89 PAGE 2 that these parking spaces plus the 15 leased from relieve the need for excessive on-street parking. discussed the possibility of removing some of the signs and whether or not it would again create a parking problem for the neighborhood. P. CHENOWETH ARRIVES i~ Chenoweth arrived at 7:16 P. M. Bucks might Council northernmost significant DAVE BISHOP, 1765 St. Mary's, expressed concern that the street would still be used by restaurant patrons, and made the following suggestions: 1) that the signs not be removed until an agreement for additional parking in the south lot is finalized, and 2) that the parking be monitored during rush hours to determine whether or not there are any open parking spaces. He felt their patrons would still use the street for parking and by removing the northernmost signs, the parking would be in front of his residence. STEVE KECK, 1776 St Mary's, stated that removal of the signs troubled him as the individuals who have requested removal do not live at that end of the street. He felt that he would experience residents parking in front of his residence and recommended removal of another sign to the south to spread out the parking for less of a bunching effect. He did not feel that Ciatti's customers would park that far north. WALT MCCOY, 1746 St. Mary's, agreed with Keck, felt it was a long block, and would be a long walk for Ciatti's customers. He suggested removal of the signs from 1746 St. Mary's to the north end of the street. BARB MCCOY, 1746 St. Mary's, read a letter from Avelyn Hooker, 1756 St. Mary's, requesting removal of the signs. CINDY LASZEWSKI, 1713 St. Mary's, asked if the signs are removed and problems are created, if the signs would be reinstalled. Baldwin replied that Council would usually await some impetus from the residents. Laszewski stressed that many of the neighbors are opposed to removal of the signs. NORBERT HERMES, 1755 St. Mary's, commented on trucks parking in the alley at Ciatti's. Following a brief discussion, Ciernia moved that the two northernmost signs on both sides of St. Mary's St. be removed, with placement of "No Parking Begins Here" at the third sign from the north, such changes to be made only after the additional parking in the south lot is in place, and that the parking be continually monitored. Motion carried unanimously. MEETING RECESSED AT 7:54 FOR INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON THE PROPOSED HAMLINE (LARPENTEUR TO COUNTY RD. B-2) IMPROVEMENTS