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FALCON HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MINUTES _2_ October 13, 2004 CONSENT AGENDA (continued) Kuettel moved that the Consent Agenda be approved, as amended and outlined below. The motion was unanimously approved. 1. General Disbursements through October 8, 2004: $ 63,176.04 (amended) Payroll (09/15/04-09/30/04): $ 13,207.81 2. Approval of Resolution 2004-21 appointing an Absentee Ballot Board for the general election on November 2, 2004 3. Approval of final payout to Astech Corp. in the amount of $16,612.40 for the 2004 Crack Seal Improvements 4. Approval of expenditure to Muska Lighting for lighting at Curtiss Field, for an amount not to exceed $11,298.00 5. Approval of partial pay estimate #5 to Jay Bros., Inc., in the amount of $75,738.74 for Curtiss Field improvements POLICY AGENDA: Petition for a permit parking zone on Lindi Street Administrator Worthington said that in spring, 2004, Lindig Street residents approached City staff with concerns about the volume of parking on their street and asked about the possibility of instituting permit parking on Lindig. Permit parking must be initiated by resident petition, as residents were informed in a June 8 letter from her. A petition was received from 20 of 26 residential properties that abut Lindig, plus nine of the apartments at 1707 Lindig. The City's Parking Policy requires signatures from 75% of the owners (rounded up), or 20 signatures. Therefore, the petition was deemed valid. City staff had the police department run the license plates for vehicles parking on Lindig during the work week and found that a majority of the vehicle owners did not live there. The Planning Commission, at their regular meeting on September 28, 2004, voted unanimously to recommend Council approval of the resolution designating both sides of Lindig Avenue north of Larpenteur Avenue as a residential permit parking area. If approved by the Council, parking will be restricted to two hours for non-permit holders between 8 AM and 4 PM, Monday through Friday. All Lindig residents will be eligible to apply for parking permits, according to the terms of the City's Parking Policy. Permit parking limits parking to two hours, but if a resident has a parking permit, they can park all the time. There are two areas in the City that have had permit parking for a number of years: The University/Grove area and Tatum Street. She gave a brief, oral review of the revised resolution . being proposed. a