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Mounds View City Council •:egular Meeting Page Five June 22, 1992 Orduno explained that the City's requirements were different this year than before for the garbage haulers/recyclers. The City had requested a list of all customers from the haulers per the new state mandate. There were five companies that did not provide a list of customers with their licensing paperwork. They are: Waste Management of Blaine, Gallagher's, Aagard, BFI Action Disposal and Twin City Sanitation. Orduno's recommendation for the approval of the licenses is Taco Bell and Burger King be added to the restaurants and that the garbage hauler's licenses be approved contingent upon the submission of a list of their customers to the City within 10 working days. MOTION/SECOND: Wuori/Blanchard to approve Item No. 5 and approve the haulers license contingent upon submission of a list of customers within 10 working days VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nay Motion Carried COUNCIL BUSINESS: 1. Ric Minetor, Director of Public Works/City Engineer reviewed Ordinance No. 511 Regarding City Wide Parking Restrictions. This ordinance had its first reading May 26, 1992. The City's • new attorney, Jim Thomson, made some minor revisions. Mayor Linke stated that there is a provision in this ordinance whereby residents can call the Police Chief and get an exemption for a specific evening to park on the roads and the cars won't be tagged. Mayor Linke wanted to add trailer, etc. to Ordinance No. 511 in the first sentence. Restricted Hours. would read, "No person shall stop, stand, or park a motor vehicle or trailer, etc. on any street or highway in the City between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., except as otherwise authorized by this code or unless directed to do so by a police officer or traffic control device." Jim Thomson, City Attorney, stated this would be okay because the Mounds View Municipal Code does address the definition of a trailer. Peg Mountin, 7321 Parkview Drive, stated that three of her neighbors park their vehicles in the driveway and had them vandalized, so the crimes are not limited to streets. This ordinance could increase impervious surfaces in the City. Mountin also stated this ordinance could increase police enforcement due to cars parking on non-improved surfaces. This ordinance also could cause problems with encroachment on side yard setbacks which are needed to keep exhaust, noise and lights from becoming a nuisance to their neighbors. The homeowners would see an increased cost because they would have to add impervious • surfaces for cars they now have and when the extra cars leave the property as the family thins out, the not needed surface is still there.