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• b. Option 2. Extend the two hour parking zone north on the east side of Tatum to approximately 1804 Tatum Street to make the parking restrictions parallel on both the east and west sides of the street. Anticipated Resu/t: If long-term parking is perceived to be a problem only by those residents living in the middle of Tatum Street, this option would eliminate their particular concerns while reserving open parking to the north. The Planning Commission would have the opportunity to extend the two-hour zone at a later date should the need arise. c. Option 3. Expand the 2 hour parking, 8 AM to 4 PM, Monday through Friday, along both sides of Tatum Street. Anticipated Resu/t: If long term parking during the weekdays is perceived as a problem by most Tatum Street residents, this option should eliminate the pattern of long- term parking on weekdays along Tatum Street. Since most of the driveways along Tatum Street are long enough to accommodate a few off-street cars, a daytime, two hour parking restriction should not cause much resident inconvenience. However, if a resident was expecting visitors or workers, they could get a temporary parking permit from the city for $1 per vehicle with a maximum charge of $5. If the 2 hour parking from 8 AM to 4 PM weekdays became a problem for residents along Tatum Street, residential permit parking would be an option. This option requires 75% of property owners in the neighborhood to petition for permits to allow the residents to park without regard to the 2 hour posting. The permits cost S 10 a year. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS A. Notification and Study Complete 1. All property owners on Tatum and Lindig have been notified that the Planning Commission is considering changes to Tatum and Lindig Street parking. Input should be solicited from individuals in attendance and the commissioners charged with making a recommendation to the city council. 4