HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000045_pg225September 12, 1977 Page 10
Ms. Egan stated that in the Planning Commission notes there was no indication of
exempting certain vehicles. Mayor Pickar replied that it had been discussed but
no decision had been reached. Attorney Meyers stated that there is no exemption
that he is aware of.
Mayor Pickar asked if there was any action the Council would like to take on the
ordinance. There was no response so Mayor Pickar stated that the ordinance would
stand as is.
PARKING REGULATIONS - ON- STREET PARKING BETWEEN 2:00 AM AND 5:00 AM
Mayor Pickar reported that the proposed ordinance amending Chapter 81.02, Parking
Prohibitions, prohibits on- street parking between 2AM and 5 PM any day.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he would like to have the issue discussed at a
public hearing.
Councilmember Hodges recommended that the ordinance could be seasonal, being in
effect during the winter months when on- street parking would interfer with snow
plowing and so forth.
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he would prefer that if there was going to be any
ordinance that it be put into effect for a reason. He suggested that a statement
could be taken from the Chief of Police regarding the necessity of it.
Councilmember Rowley stated that she had a problem with not allowing parking from
2 to 5 AM in that when you do not allow people to park on the street, they will
park on the boulevard or in their yards. She stated that that she had toured the
City with the Maintenance Department and saw several examples of the damage that
is done when cars park on the boulevard.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if there was any additional information available on
the matter. Administrator Achen replied that it could be left as it is and ask the
Chief of Police to review the situation this winter.
JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT - NORTHWEST SUBURBAN YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU
Administrator Achen reported that the Northwest Suburban Youth Service Bureau joint
powers agreement is basically a one year agreement to contract for services with the
Bureau as a non - profit corporation (similar to the Fire District). The only problem
with the agreement would be the lack of clear municipal ownership of the assets of
the Bureau, such as typewriters, furniture, and equipment, in case of liquidation.
Attorney Meyers recommended that a liquidation clause could be added to the agreement.
Administrator Achen asked what the Board of Directors of the Bureau would consist of.
Mayor Pickar replied that it would be a mixture of citizens who were appointed when
the Bureau was originated.
Administrator Achen reported that in essence, the Bureau was started when several
municipalities applied to and received federal funding from the federal government
for the Bureau. The Bureau now exists as a non - profit organization.
Councilmember Ziebarth asked if the City would be released from the agreement upon