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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 26, 1991 <br />AUDIT The City Administrator requested that a Council <br />WORKSHOP workshop be scheduled to review the 1990 Audit Report. <br />It was the consensus of the Council that the City <br />Administrator set the date and time of the workshop. <br />CHAMBER Scalze reported that she is on the Board of the Vadnais <br />ECONOMIC Heights/Little Canada Suburban Area Chamber of <br />DEVELOPMENT Commerce. The Chamber has established an Economic <br />COMMITTEE Development Committee and they would like someone from <br />Little Canada on the Committee. Scalze reported that <br />most of the people on the Committee are city staff <br />people. <br />The City Administrator volunteered to serve on the <br />Committee. <br />PEDESTRIAN Hanson expressed his concern about bikers, joggers, <br />TRAFFIC and walkers who are not using the correct side of the <br />road. Hanson reported that there will be an article in <br />the next issue of the City's newsletter stressing <br />pedestrian safety. <br />PARKING ON Blesener reported that Public Works has received <br />SYLVAN STR. complaints about on-street parking on Sylvan in the <br />area of the 8-plexes and 4-plexes. Blesener pointed <br />out that one side of the street is already posted as no <br />parking, and reviewed the Public Works Superintendent's <br />recommendation for no parking overnight on the other <br />side of the street. <br />LaValle felt that residents of the single-family homes <br />in the area used the street for parking in addition to <br />residents of the multiple family. LaValle was <br />concerned about eliminating overnight parking, feeling <br />that the City will be faced with a lot of request for <br />special parking permits. LaValle suggested that <br />posting the street as no parking over 24 hours would be <br />easier to police. <br />Scalze disagreed. <br />Blesener suggested that the matter be tabled, and that <br />LaValle, the City Planner and Public Works <br />Superintendent get together and come up with some <br />alternatives. <br />The City Administrator pointed out that the issue <br />extends to snow removal as well. The street is narrow <br />and Public Works feels that a better job of snow <br />Page 21 <br />