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Planning Commission would have the opportunity to extend <br /> the two -hour zone at a later date should the need arise. <br /> c. Option 3. Expand the 2 hour parking, 8 AM to 4 PM, <br /> Monday through Friday, along both sides of Tatum Street. <br /> Anticipated Result: If long term parking during the <br /> weekdays is perceived as a problem by most Tatum Street <br /> residents, this option should eliminate the pattern of long- <br /> term parking on weekdays along Tatum Street. Since most <br /> of the driveways along Tatum Street are long enough to <br /> accommodate a few off street cars, a daytime, two hour <br /> parking restriction should not cause much resident <br /> inconvenience. However, if a resident was expecting <br /> visitors or workers, they could get a temporary parking <br /> permit from the city for $1 per vehicle with a maximum <br /> charge of $5. <br /> If the 2 hour parking from 8 AM to 4 PM weekdays became a <br /> problem for residents along Tatum Street, residential permit <br /> parking would be an option. This option requires 75% of property <br /> owners in the neighborhood to petition for permits to allow the <br /> residents to park without regard to the 2 hour posting. The <br /> permits cost $10 a year. <br /> STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> A. Notification and Study Complete <br /> 1. All property owners on Tatum and Lindig have been notified that <br /> the Planning Commission is considering changes to Tatum and <br /> Lindig Street parking. Input should be solicited from individuals in <br /> attendance and the commissioners charged with making a <br /> recommendation to the city council. <br /> 2. Staff has spent extensive time documenting parking patterns, <br /> researching the area's history, and soliciting comments from <br /> residents. <br /> 3. The following individuals have contacted staff and expressed an <br /> interest changing the parking situation on Tatum Street: <br /> Fedir Chrun, 1795 Tatum Street (letter attached) <br /> Emma Boeckermann, 1733 Tatum Street (letter attached) <br /> Meredith Stockford, 1804 Tatum Street (phone call) <br /> Joe Jancsek, 1808 Tatum Street (phone cal <br /> 4 <br />
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