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ounds View City Council ~gular Meeting Page Four February 24, 1992 Mr. Michna questioned the seating or occupancy at that time. Mr. Michna stated that there were over and above that many persons there on Saturday night. Councilmember Rickaby stated that she recalled when Mr. Michna came to the last liquor license public hearing and discussed Item No. 12 on Mr. Michna's handwritten copy which was handed out tonight concerning music and bands playing outdoors. Mr. Bill Zwieg, 5292 Edgewood Drive, complained about the berm that was taken down and the garbage. Mr. Zwieg also stated that no action had been taken by the City. Mr. Waste did not attend the meeting. Mr. Zwieg stated that this is a frustrating situation. Randy and Roxanne Jackson, husband and wife, 5299 O'Connell Drive presented a petition to the City Council pertaining to the parking problems affecting those persons who signed the petition. Petition is attached as part of the permanent record. Mr. Jackson stated that at 10:40 p.m. on Saturday night, he counted 101 cars on the street. Roxanne Jackson stated that Mr. Waste has 123 available parking spaces. Roxanne Jackson further stated that if there were an emergency on her street the emergency vehicles could not get through. Roxanne Jackson stated she spoke with Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, and that Orduno stated one solution might be to have no rking on one side of the street. Orduno further stated there are probably lot of alternatives, however, each would impact the entire neighborhood. This parking problem is from H2 to Woodale on Greenfield. The cars are also filling up the parking spaces in the apartment building. The streets being parked on, are O'Connell, Greenfield and Edgewood. Mr. Jackson stated there is a constant flow of traffic. Roxanne Jackson provided the City Council with pictures and stated that she has more pictures but they have not been developed. Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that Mr. Waste had been asked to attend the meeting, but had declined. Roxanne Jackson stated that she had been informed that Mr. Waste's building was grandfathered in with regards to parking and occupancy in the Code and would not be affected by new Code. She asked if she could obtain copies of that. Paul Harrington, City Planner, responded to this question by stating that he would have to go back and research when each change was made to parking requirements. Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that it was good to see as many people at the meeting regarding this issue as that it shows that it isn't only one party complaining. Attendance like this shows representation from all of the affected streets. The Council Work Session would be a good time to discuss these items with Mr. Waste present as well as the Police Chief, ty Engineer and herself and two or three spokespersons from the affected ea.