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wunds View City Council Page Five gular Meeting February 24, 1992 Mrs. Jackson stated that in the past she had heard that barricades had been placed on Greenfield and O'Connell Drive. Mrs . Jackson stated that this was before she had lived here. Mrs. Jackson did not know if this was only for special occasions or not. Tim White, 5249 Greenfield Avenue, stated he had lived here 30 years. Mr. White further stated that during Muldoon's tenure in the City barricades were place on Greenfield Avenue on the north. These barricades were placed when a large crowd was expected or when big bands were scheduled. Mr. White had no idea how this impacted County Road H2 or Edgewood Drive. Mayor Linke stated that there is a no parking sign on Edgewood. Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that on the way to the Appreciation Dinner on Saturday night she drove the area and noted that persons were parking all along Edgewood, O'Connell and Greenfield and even at Edgewood Middle School and walking. Roxanne Jackson had another petition which had been circulated to the affected persons, restricting time of parking from 10 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. , which is attached to these minutes as a permanent part of the record. Those persons that were home signed it, however there were people who were on "cation and those that were not home. Ms. Jackson encouraged the Council go to Robert's on a Friday night and see what it is like. Ms. Jackson indicated that she had to listen to fights and loud noises . This is the type of establishment which is not wanted in their neighborhood. Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, also stated that persons were blocking driveways on these streets. Ms. Delores Englehorn, 5284 Greenfield, stated she lives in the apartments adjacent to Roberts. Persons going to Roberts park in the back lot of the apartment buildings and all along the front. Ms . Englehorn stated she has a daughter that works second shift and when she arrives home has no where to park. Ms. Englehorn stated he doesn't b(leve that persons should be going buildings to park and that_the frontshoulsibe kept free for resident parking. Mayor Linke asked if the back lot had a resident only parking sign posted. An unidentified person answered that there was sign posted on the building. Mayor Linke further stated that the people attending Roberts are just looking for a place to park their vehicle. If a sign were posted that stated resident parking on].y and notification was displayed that violators _ would be towed, the Manager could then have the vehicles towed out at the owner's expense. Ms. Englehorn asked if there could be reserved signs put up in front of the •artment building.