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I I I Council Meeting Minutes October 22, 1985 Council Business Kelley reviewed the staff report concerning reV1Slons to Chapter 29 of the New Brighton City Code as it relates to parking, highlighting and explaining the major proposed revisions: creation of "semi-public property" and authority for police enforcement of regulations for such property, e.g., shopping center and apartment parking lots; authority to shorten the legal on-street parking time permitted by posting signs; revision of two-way authority; and creation of a section to facilitate snow removel. Kelley then distributed to the council a letter he had received from the Rice Creek Management Association concerning the issue. Tom Anderson, Coast-to-Coast in Brighton Village Shopping Center, ex- pressed concern for customers wishing to drive up to his store to pick up heavy merchandise and asked for a "temporary stop" space, noting the vehicles would be attended. Kelley stated he had discussed temporary loading spaces with the Fire Chief and neither has a pro_ em installing signs to that effect; noted that neither Pilgrim Cleaners nor Nutrition Center has rear doors; felt the concern would be where temporary loading signs would actually be installed and suggested a meeting of the Fire Chief, merchants, and himself could resolve the issue. Janecek asked who would install the signs; Kelley responded the Center would be responsible. Kelley further corrmented thatjf the Center did not install the signs, the City would do it and bill the Management for the service. Harcus noted the proposed ordinance does permit temporary parking. will ask staff tclarify the ordinance by the addition of a statement to the effect that a sign will be installed. and felt the placement could be worked out with the Police Chief. Fire Chief. and merchants. Motion by Harcus, seconded by Benke. to HOLD THE FIRST READING OF THE REVISED PARKING ORDINANCE ON NOVEMBER 12. 1985. Schmidt reviewed the action of the council on this matter, indicating the corrmunication with the businesses and citizens requesting their input before the proposed changes were approved and made. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes. Motion Carried Public Hearings Winkels. reviewed staff report concerning the modification to Develop- ment District #1 and its development program and establishing Tax Increment Finance District #8 and its Tax Increment Financing Plan. As there were no corrments or questions from councilor from the audience, Blomquist moved. seconded by Janecek, to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Page Two Council Bus i ness Parking Ordinance Amended Report 85-205 Public Hearings Development Dis- trict #1. Modi- fication Tax Increment District #8. Establishment Report 85-301 Resolution 85-121 7:47-7:50pm