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CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL WORK SESSION June 5, 2017 <br /> <br />DRAFT <br /> <br /> 6 <br />programs are highly regulated under state law. He explained the voluntary nature of the 214 <br />program and how information is provided when tickets are issued. 215 <br /> 216 <br />- There are 189 individuals in program so far this year (down by about 80 from last 217 <br />year this time); 218 <br />- Staff will continue to monitor activity in the program and decide about filling an 219 <br />open CSO position based on activity. 220 <br /> 221 <br />Mayor Reinert asked if it would be appropriate to allow people to participate more than 222 <br />once and Director Swenson said no because the program is based on a defined option of 223 <br />receiving education once; you wouldn’t want a program that enables bad driving without 224 <br />any consequences on record. Chief Swenson added that the program does have some 225 <br />allowance for participation for different offenses. 226 <br /> 227 <br />Council Member Manthey asked if the fees could be an issue in participation levels and 228 <br />Director Swenson remarked that the feedback received from participants doesn’t include 229 <br />cost concerns. 230 <br /> 231 <br />8. Speed Limit Changes on Main Street – Mayor Reinert noted the number of 232 <br />speed limit changes along the roadway. Some residents have indicated concern about the 233 <br />confusion and if it is done to cause reason for tickets. 234 <br /> 235 <br />Community Development Director Grochala reviewed a map indicating the actual speed 236 <br />limits on Main Street as well as other major roadways in the area. 237 <br /> 238 <br />Mayor Reinert said he can see how the changes make sense (schools, roadway changes, 239 <br />etc). He confirmed that the changes are clearly posted wherever they occur. 240 <br /> 241 <br />9. Winter Parking Restrictions – Mayor Reinert noted that he’s heard from 242 <br />residents on this issue many, many times. When there is no snow, no snow in the 243 <br />forecast, and therefore no plans for plowing, they wonder why they get ticketed. 244 <br /> 245 <br />Public Safety Director Swenson said that regulations could be changed to indicate parking 246 <br />is snow related but he fears that cars will be left when plowing is needed. 247 <br /> 248 <br />Council Member Kusterman said he likes the idea of giving a warning and doesn’t 249 <br />support the removal of restrictions because there will be consequences when you do want 250 <br />to plow. He wonders if the Police Department can handle the calls reporting the use of 251 <br />the street and Director Swenson said he doesn’t see it as problematic. 252 <br /> 253 <br />The council concurred that the current regulations should stand but a warning system 254 <br />should be considered. 255 <br /> 256
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