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UidTlb-- POWELIr -A~EIdUE -TEJ-RAI~ SOUTH -TOWARD HOYT.- The Roseville police requested this parking change to maintain consistency in parking regulations within the University Grove neighborhood and, thus, make them easier to enforce. This is a timely request because the public works department plans to replace illegible signs. in this neighborhood this year. Planner Hoyt stated residents were asked to contact her if they disapproved of this change; no one contacted her. The commission unanimously approved of the change in parking restrictions. INTRODUCTI{iN- OF -THE -DRAFT - OF - fiHE -CI T_Y- -OF-- FALCON- -HE3~HfiS --PA~2I~Ii~IG POEM CY . Commissioner Barry thanked Finegan, Daykin, and Planner Hoyt for their time and hard work in drafting this policy. He stated the committee was trying to establish a parking policy that would be consistent throughout the City, but still be fairly flexible to meet individual parking situations. The residential parking permit section of the draft was discussed. Chairperson Boche stated that this is the one area of the policy which should have very rigid rules because if there should be problems, it would most likely be in this section. Councilman Paul Ciernia suggested it be emphasized that all avenues of residential parking have been explored and the residential parking permit is the last resort. He also asked that the fact that Hollywood Court residents had permits during the state fair be added. Chairperson Boche suggested these two changes be put into the policy and it be brought back to the next meeting. UPDA-TE- {SAT- -THE - COMPREHER1SIyE- -Pf~ANN-I1dG- -PROCESS Planner Hoyt reported the comprehensive planning process is moving along rapidly. She stated Fred Hoisington, consultant, has asked to be given approximately 1 1/2 hour at the August 27 planning commission meeting to present his preliminary findings and discuss the strategy for neighborhood meetings. He would like one neighborhood meeting in September and one in October with invitations and postcards being sent out and a notice placed in FOCUS. After discussion by the Commission, it was decided .the meeting would be held on Monday evening, September 24 following the planning commission meeting. The planning commission meeting time would be changed to start at 7 p.m. with the neighborhood meeting to commence at 8 p.m. Planner Hoyt will discuss an October date with Consultant Hoisington. A - REQUEST- Fair-A--~A~ A~EE- FROM SECmIOAt - 9-4 : ~l - -(4 3 -{ c } --O-F--~fHE--~$ATINF CODE- T H~ - ~R$N3'~Aiti3-S-E T-BA£it ~ - AND- - S EEq' I~i~ --9-2--.-0 4-- E-I ~ -E-e }----6E - - THE 4'HE -A- • • 2