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UNT-Ib- F'fli~)Ri~LT-A~7~A1UR -T~JRNE- SflUTi~ -3'{>WARD HOYT: <br />The Roseville police requested this parking change to maintain <br />consistency in parking regulations within the University Grove <br />neighborhood and, thus, make them easier to enforce. This is a <br />timely request because the public works department plans to replace <br />illegible signs- in this neighborhood this year. Planner Hoyt <br />stated residents were asked to contact her if they disapproved of <br />this change; no one contacted her. The commission unanimously <br />approved of the change in parking restrictions. <br />Ii~ITRODU£T3{~N -OF THE DRAFT _OF L1'HE CiTY- -OF-_ FALCON--HEIfH~f'S _ -PA~2R~i~1G <br />P{?Fs3-Cy . <br />Commissioner Barry thanked Finegan, Daykin, and Planner Hoyt for <br />their time and hard work in drafting this policy. He stated the <br />committee was trying to establish a parking policy that would be <br />consistent throughout the City, but still be fairly flexible to <br />meet individual parking situations. <br />The residential parking permit section of the draft was discussed. <br />Chairperson Boche stated that this is the one area of the policy <br />which should have very rigid rules because if there should be <br />problems, it would most likely be in this section. Councilman Paul <br />Ciernia suggested it be emphasized that all avenues of residential <br />• parking have been explored and the residential parking permit is <br />the last resort. He also asked that the fact that Hollywood Court <br />residents had permits during the state fair be added. Chairperson <br />Boche suggested these two changes be put into the policy and it be <br />brought back to the next meeting. <br />UPDATE- -ON- -THE COMPREHENSIf7E PDAi~TN-ING- -PROCEa-S <br />Planner Hoyt reported the comprehensive planning process is moving <br />along rapidly. She stated Fred Hoisington, consultant, has asked <br />to be given approximately 1 1/2 hour at the August 27 planning <br />commission meeting to present his preliminary findings and discuss <br />the strategy for neighborhood meetings. He would like one <br />neighborhood meeting in September and one in October with <br />invitations and postcards being sent out and a notice placed in <br />FOCUS. After discussion by the Commission, it was decided the <br />meeting would be held on Monday evening, September 24 following the <br />planning commission meeting. The planning commission meeting time <br />would be changed to start at 7 p.m. with the neighborhood meeting <br />to commence at 8 p.m. Planner Hoyt will discuss an October date <br />with Consultant Hoisington. <br />A REQUEST--FflR ~,--yAR3AN£E- -FROM SECT-ION 9-4-. 41- -(4 j -(c }- -0~"--'~H~ -Zf}NiN6 <br />CODE,--THE - Fi2{~NTyA~2D -SETBA£K,- - AND-- rsEETlf~i~ - g-~_~ p4 -{~ ~ -(e )----flF - -'IHE <br />ZflN-I-NG-~0~3E - _ SHE--IN~'ERff~R--SIDE-3~Ai2D 1sET~AC~, -B-y-MR -inFES-'~ENN3~S$N-~P <br />193§ SUMME~t-~~R~ET TC}-EONS`FRUCT -AN--A~}D3~?IE3N _T{)-A ~A~2P~6E. <br /> <br />2 <br />