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unds View City Council Page Nine lingular Meeting March 9, 1992 • Mayor Linke stated that this would allow parking on the east side of Edgewood Drive around the Robert's property. Mayor Linke and the Police Chief discussed County Road H2 and noted there is not enough adequate room to park. County will post Long Lake Road to 10 as no parking. Mayor Linke stated that there will be no parking on Greenfield by Mister Donut. Sue Janssen, 2440 Clearview, stated that when the petition went around she misunderstood what its purpose was. Ms. Janssen further stated that at this address they have five cars in the driveway. Ms. Janssen also stated that because of the different times these persons have to leave the house, two cars are parked in the street. Ms. Janssen asked if no parking or restricted parking is enforced from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. then where can these cars be parked - on the lawn? Ms. Janssen suggested that perhaps the City hand out to the persons in the household stickers to display on vehicles when parked in the street. This would indicate to the law enforcement personnel that these cars belong to the residence. 411 Mayor Linke stated that this could cause an enforcement problem and would require much more time spent checking the vehicles for stickers, however, this item could be visited by the Council. Sue Janssen, 2440 Clearview, stated that there are not that many cars parked on Clearview at the present time and she has had no problems with violence or loud persons. Ms. Janssen also stated that Robert's brings in the right clientele. Ms. Janssen doesn't feel there is a problem on Clearview, but there will be if they post Edgewood no parking. Ms. Janssen stated she is opposed to the parking restrictions on Clearview. Ms. Janssen further stated that there was no time stated on the letter that she received regarding the meeting for Robert's. Michael Janssen, 2440 Clearview, stated that he usually does not attend Council meetings. Mr. Janssen further stated that he is in agreement that there is a parking problem with regards to Robert's. Robert's, he stated, does not have adequate parking as the cars are often three deep on the road. Mr. Janssen also stated that the residents of the city pay taxes to use the streets. Mr. Janssen also stated that if he parks on the front lawn or yard he will begivena ticket by the City because this is against City ordinance. Mr. Janssen stated that knew nothing about the parking restrictions until he received the letter in the mail Friday and that it was very short notice for Monday evening, and he 111 commented that the letter had no time indicated on it for the meeting.