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Mounds View City Council Page To Regular Meeting February 24, 19 for no boulevard parking and people park there. The City should put "No Parking" signs. ▪ Parking lot curbs have been removed for snow removal. There were curbs there when it was the Anchor Inn. There were also curbs along Greenfield and County Road H2 and in front of the building. Mr. Michna would like to see curbs installed according to City Code. • The sod on the buffer zone and boulevard of County Road H2 and Greenfield Avenue has been destroyed by snowplowing and needs to be replaced. • Last Spring, Mr. Michna stated that there should be exit and entrance signs so that the driveways can be identified. • There is parking being done on the landscaped area between the building and treed berm along Edgewood Drive. This is not a designated parking area. Mr. Waste's help and the band members park there. Parking is supposed to be provided for these persons. • The patrons are to be out of the parking lot by 1:30 a.m. Mr. Michna is also requesting that debris from the patrons such as paper and other waste be cleaned up from the streets, lawns and parking lot daily. The residents should not be responsible for doing this. • The fire code should be enforced. Mr. Michna states that. there are more people in attendance than the fire code allows. Mr. Michna believes the fire code allows 399 people and Saturday night he stated there was between 800 and 1000 people there. • Permanent handicapped p skin led and required amount of handicapped well marked. Mr. Michna stated that the Mounds View Municipal Code requires handicapped signs have to be permanent and in the ground. Mr. Michna stated there are only two handicapped spots marked. Mayor Linke interjected at this time that the new ADA (American Disability Act) Law will require approximately 4-6 handicapped spots at this location. • Mr. Michna stated that Mr. Waste was to have a fence or enclosure around his garbage container by last October. Mr. Michna understood that Mr. Waste, if not in compliance with the Code, was to receive a $100 per day fine.