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people park on the lake side of the street to fish at the <br />adjacent creek even though there are posted signs. So <br />enforcement will become an issue. Is the City willing to <br />enforce? Safe walking and biking are our top priority. <br />My children and their families park there some times when <br />they use the lake or when I have other company and the <br />driveway is full. <br />Install stop sign on Lakeside Court and Keller Parkway, <br />and /or strictly enforce speed limit at all times. <br />We feel what was the point in putting a walking area on the <br />new road if cars are then allowed to park over it. It would <br />again make the road around the lake unsafe for walkers, etc. <br />I have a short driveway with very little parking. I have <br />six children. Five of them drive. To visit their father <br />they would have to make an appointment so I could ask the <br />City if my children could come and visit. <br />Aside from my parking concerns are speeding vehicles. <br />The City is not in business to monitor parking permits. I <br />do not want my taxes doing this. <br />Because of the hills on this side of the lake we have little <br />parking. How many streets are there where residents cannot <br />park in front of their own home? I think the Keller <br />residents have had enough taken from them. What problem <br />does this solve? <br />The speed which cars travel is more of a problem than the <br />parking. <br />Page 40 <br />