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• 2. Staff has spent extensive time documenting parking patterns, researching the area's history, and soliciting comments from residents. 3. The following individuals have contacted staff and expressed an interest changing the parking situation on Tatum Street: Fedir Chrun, 1795 Tatum Street (letter attached) Emma Boeckermann, 1733 Tatum Street (letter attached) Meredith Stockford, 1804 Tatum Street (phone ca/l1 Joe Jancsek, 1808 Tatum Street (phone call) In addition to the individuals listed above, the following people signed the petition received last month (attachment 4). The petition does not specifically ask for Tatum Street parking restrictions, but rather that input be solicited from affected residents. Brian Lewis, 1794 Tatum Street Robert Setsvold, 1791 Tatum Street Richard Stowman, 1786 Tatum Street Monika Shirmeister, 1779 Tatum Street • Evelyn Falk, 1781 Tatum Street B. Tatum Street 1. If the commission finds that there is a documented, long-term parking issue with only a small number of people living near the middle of Tatum Street, extend the two hour parking zone on the east side of the street to be consistent with that on the west side. 2. If the commission finds that there is a documented, long-term parking issue with a large number of Tatum Street residents, recommend that the entire street be signed for two hour parking, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. C. Lindig Street Staff recommends that, regardless of the decision made on Tatum Street parking, that Lindig Street remain unregulated. Lindig is a narrower, less visible street that does not pass through to Roselawn Avenue, and staff would not anticipate many dislocated parkers moving to Lindig Street. However, staff would monitor Lindig for a time following any new Tatum . Street restrictions. If the planning commission found that Lindig parking had increased, they would have the option of restricting parking there at a later date. 5