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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MARCH 24, 2004 Fahey noted that the Planner has indicated that the City's parking requirements are on the more restrictive end. The City could increase parkin; requirements, but the downside is the increased amount of blacktop. Fahey suggested that in light of the concerns expressed at two of the City's townoffice projects, parking for the Mendota Homes project should be on the high side. The Planner reported that he has reviewed Mendota Homes' revised parking plan. Mendota Homes has increased the green area eliminating 4 to 5 parking spaces. Tlowever, the amount of parking still exceeds the City's requirements. Anderson suggested that one solution may be for the City to limit the number of employees a business can have in the townoffice projects. Fahey pointed out that the City's review occurs at initial construction of a project. At that point, the developer has likely not sold the towno~ce units, therefore, does not la~ow the types of businesses that will occupy the space. The Planner suggested that for futw~e townoffice projects the City require that association documents provide the owners' association with the authority to manage their parking lots. Council agreed. TOWN Mayor Fahey invited the general ~~ublic to attend the City's Town Meeting MEETING scheduled for Saturday, April 17", at 9:00 a.m. at the City Center. OLD TIRE Mr..LaValle introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: IIALL RENTAL REb'01 UT/ON N0. 2004-3-59 -ADOPTING TBL' REVISED FEES RENTi11. FEES TOR THE OLD FIRE I3~1 LL AS RECOMMENDED 13Y !HE PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. Ayes (5) LaValle, Montour, Blesener, Anderson, Fahey. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. 2004 The Council reviewed the plans and specs for 2004 Lnprovements which IMPROVEDZENTS include Middle Street and the'Cwin Lake area.