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I PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERATION Staff re ort to commission. At the October meeting staff reported on: Mr. Chrun's request. The above findings from the staff study. The option for expanding the two hour parking 8 AM to 4 PM except weekends and holidays on Tatum to Roselawn, if the commission felt there was a documented need. The need to address or to be prepared to address the impact from an Tatum Street on Lindig Street parking patterns. Y parking changes on How residents in 2 hour parking zones accommodate their on- street parking needs: 1) Take out a temporary permit for $1 /vehicle (no more than $5 for all vehicles) for up to three weeks (useful for visitors, contractors). 2) Use the city's no parking "bags" at no charge to cover the restricted signs (useful for daytime gatherings of people, garage sales, etc.) 3) Use resident permits so eligible residents an park to the posted parking restrictions. Resident permit pa king ca not used d to onl y permit residents to park on a public street. Because of its unique restrictions, resident permit parking requires a public hearing and must have 75% of the property owners' along a block petition for resident permit parking. Permits are $10 permit per vehicle per year. The fee is based upon the administrative and police time required to process permits. (Useful where driveways can't accommodate all day -time vehicles.) It is difficult to anticipate the demand for resident permit parking along this street. In the Grove neighborhood, where driveways are typically shallower, 11 households out of 102 households purchased permits in 1994. Commission action. At the October meeting the commission requested that staff contact property owners along Tatum Street and Lindig Street about a possible change in the parking restrictions along Tatum Street. The commission invited the property owners to come to the November meeting and discuss their concerns, if any. Public response Approximately 30 Tatum Street residents attended the November planning commission meeting. Several residents contacted staff about their interests. Many residents responded to a survey of parking interests distributed by Meredith Stockford of 1804 Tatum Street (public comments in attachment 4). A summary of the written comments or surveys received: 6 for no change (some at north end of street where parking isn't congested) 3 for 2 hours 8 AM to 4 PM except weekdays and holidays on one side only 6 for 2 hours 8 AM to 4 PM except weekdays and holidays on both sides of the street Other: 1 for 2 hours 8 AM to 4 PM if there is not a fee for a resident permit 2 for change, but nothing specific 2 for resident permit low or reduced fee 2 hours 8 AM to 4 PM entire length or remove all restrictions