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MINUTES <br />CITY COiJNCIL <br />JANUARY 31, 2005 <br />I3(esener stated that if on-street parking does ^ot work, it will be up to the <br />condos and apartments to work out a plowing schedule that can <br />accommodate vehicles in their parking lots. The City camiot invest <br />taxpayers' dollars into on-street parking areas. <br />The City Administrator indicated that the City will try to work with the <br />condos and apartments as long as the ou-street parking is not creating a <br />safety hazard. He also noted that the on-street parking would have to be <br />limited to one side of the street. <br />Blesener suggested that the issue of extending a trail/walking path along <br />County Road I3-2 from Rice Street to Viking Drive be sent to the Parks & <br />Recreation Commission for comment. <br />One resident asked if bus service would run during the project <br />construction. The City Engineer reported that the project will be discussed <br />with the bus company and efforts made to continue service through the <br />projecC duration. <br />There were no additional comments from the general public present. <br />Upon motion by Montour, seconded by Keis, the public hearing was <br />closed. <br />Montour asked about project timing and interference with school buses. <br />The City Engineer indicated that the project specifications will indicate <br />that the project must be completed during those months that school is not <br />iu session. The City Administrator pointed out that any time a <br />reconstruction project is done there will be inconveniences and <br />frustrations. However, every effort will be made to keep the area <br />accessible. It was noted that project newsletters will be distributed during <br />the course of the project to keep residents up-to-date. Morris asked that he <br />be given enough copies so he can distribute them to the residents of Grand <br />Pre aparCmeuts. <br />Mari I{och asked if she will have two assessments for this project. The <br />City Administrator noted that there is a separate assessment for each of her <br />two lots. "the administrator indicated it might be possible to defer the <br />assessment for the vacant lot that Koch owns. That can be discussed in <br />the fall at the time of the assessment hearing. <br />Ms. Allan introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />ItEb'O7. LITION NO. 2/I05- Z-31 -ORDERING T77E COUNTY ROAD <br />13-2 IMPRO vEMENl' AS PRESENTED I3Y TFIE CITY ENGINEER <br />AND ADTHORIZING THE CITYENGINEER T013EGIN <br />4 <br />