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f r <br /> Mounds View City Council Page Fowl' <br /> Regular Meeting February 24, 19 <br /> Mr. Michna questioned the seating or occupancy at that time. Mr. Michna <br /> stated that there were over and above that many persons there on Saturday <br /> night. <br /> Councilmember Rickaby stated that she recalled when Mr. Michna came to the <br /> last liquor license public hearing and discussed Item No. 12 on Mr. Michna's <br /> handwritten copy which was handed out tonight concerning music and bands <br /> playing outdoors . <br /> Mr. Bill Zwieg, 5292 Edgewood Drive, complained about the berm that was <br /> taken down and the garbage. Mr. Zwieg also stated that no action haden <br /> taken by the City. Mr. Waste did not attend the meeting. Mr. Zwieg stated <br /> that this is a frustrating situation. <br /> Randy and Roxanne Jackson, husband and wife, 5299 O'Connell Drive presented <br /> a petition to the City Council pertaining to the parking problems affecting <br /> those persons who signed the petition. Petition is attached as part of the <br /> permanent record. Mr. Jackson stated that at 10:40 p.m. on Saturday night, <br /> he counted 101 cars on the street. Roxanne Jackson stated that Mr. Waste <br /> has 123 available parking spaces. Roxanne Jackson further stated that if <br /> there were an emergency on her street the emergency vehicles could not get <br /> through. Roxanne Jackson stated she spoke with Samantha Orduno, City <br /> Administrator, and that Orduno stated one solution might be to have no <br /> parking on one side of the street. Orduno further stated there are probabl <br /> 411 <br /> a lot of alternatives, however, each would impact the entire neighborhood. <br /> This parking problem is from H2 to Woodale on Greenfield. The cars are also <br /> filling up the parking spaces in the apartment building. The streets being <br /> parked on, are O'Connell, Greenfield and Edgewood. Mr. Jackson stated there <br /> is a constant flow of traffic. Roxanne Jackson provided the City Council <br /> with pictures and stated that she has more pictures but they have not been <br /> developed. <br /> Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that Mr. Waste had been asked to <br /> attend the meeting, but had declined. <br /> Roxanne Jackson stated that she had been informed that Mr. Waste's building <br /> - - . - 'th regards to parking and occupancy in the Code and <br /> would not be affected by new Code. She asked if she could obtain copies of <br /> that. <br /> Paul Harrington, City Planner, responded to this question by stating that he <br /> would have to go back and research when each change was made to parking <br /> requirements . <br /> Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that itwas good_to__see__asmany <br /> _ <br /> people at the meeting regarding this issue as that it shows that it isn't <br /> only one party complaining. Attendance like this shows representation from <br /> all of the affected streets. The Council Work Session would be a good time <br /> to discuss these items with Mr. Waste present as well as the Police Chief, <br /> City Engineer and herself and two or three spokespersons from the affected 0 <br /> area. <br />
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