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MINUTES APRIL 25, 1990 PAGE 4 obtain information on height requirements for fencing of swimming pools and had found that the Building Code does not • regulate height of fences as that is left to local regulation. Council addressed items such as appropriate height, regulation of above ground pools, and types of fencing which might discourage climbing. Staff was directed to redraft the document to reflect this discussion and to determine whether or not the Planning Commission desires to hold another public hearing on the item. CITY HALL CLEAN UP - APRIL 26 AND 27 Wiessner explained that the original plan had been to request permission to close City Hall for the two days to allow for concentrated clean up by Staff. Gehrz had indicated that she did not feel it would be appropriate to completely close the office and the plan had been revised to leave the office open and assign one staff member to conduct business as usual while the others pursue clean up duties. PROPOSAL THAT A STRATEGIC ISSUE STUDY BE CONDUCTED WITH CITY OF ROSEVILLE Baldwin explained that at a Strategic Planning Workshop on April 21st, a discussion had been held regarding a possible combined planning study with the City of Roseville. The purpose would be to look at future goals, discuss mutual problems and determine . if it would be economically feasible to combine certain city services. Council briefly discussed a proposed resolution inviting the Roseville City Council to participate in a joint workshop to discuss the matter. Jacobs moved adoption of the resolution which carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-90-19 A RESOLUTION PROPOSING A COMBINED WORKSHOP WITH THE ROSEVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO EXPLORE AREAS OF MUTUTAL STRATEGIC INTEREST REMAINDER OF EAST SIDE OF COFFMAN TO BE POSTED "2 HOUR PARKING" Gehrz explained that in the area by the Grove Park where there is unrestricted parking the same 11 cars are parked there all day requiring pedestrians to walk in the street. This practice also makes parking impossible for persons wishing to use the park. Following a brief discussion, Gehrz moved that "2 Hour Parking, 8 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Weekdays" be posted to be consistent with the remainder of the street until such time as the Planning Commission completes the Citywide parking plan. Motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • The meeting was adjourned at 9:27 P.M. Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: Shirley Chenoweth, City Clerk