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99-911QR1G��fAI. Presented By Referred To Council File # 9 1`9�� Green Sheet # 1 �� 1 RESOLUTION INT PAUL, MINNESOTA 39 Committee: Date 1 WHEREAS, The residents adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School have submitted a petition 2 in compliance with Legislative Code 168.03; and, 3 4 WHEREAS, Residents on more than 8 blocks are affected daily by the 200-plus student 5 vehicles parked in front of their homes; and 6 7 WHEREAS, the number of students who drive to school has increased steadily over the 8 years, whereby residents can no longer feel safe or unencumbered at the present level; and 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1& 19 20 21 22 WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Saint Paul finds that the residential area adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School does not have sufficient access or o�street parking to safely accommodate the parking needs of the residents, and the parking needs of non-residents using the school. The council further finds the frequent parking of vehicles in this residential area by these non-residential users has created residential problems of a safety, environmental and aesthetic nature. THEREFORE, to enhance the quality of life in residential areas by reducing noise, traffic hazards and litter; to reduce air pollution and other environmental factors, and to preserve the safety of children and other pedestrians; to preserve the character of this district as a residential district and to protect the residents of these areas from unreasonable burdens in gaining access to their residences; the Counci! of the City of Saint Paul hereby 23 RESOLVES, that No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday through Friday, August 15 through 24 June 15, Except by Permit, (Area 25) parking regulations be posted on the following blocks: 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 �l•t� 9'�'� Both sides of Juno Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. Both sides of Niles Ave. from Syndicate St. to Harnline Ave. Both sides of Watson Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Juno Ave. to Niles Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Niles Ave. to Watson Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Watson Ave. to Hartford Ave. �--- � 32 The number of parking permits is limited to 4 vehicle stickers and 2 visitor permits per household. . q'' 33 , G�g 34 BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that these parking regulations will take effect thirty (30) days 35 after City Council approval. ORIGINAL Requested by Department of: � Public Works By: Forn Adoption Certified by Council Secretary g�, By: -� \ � � Approved by Mayor — -,. ` Approved by yor: Date � By : /� Adopted by Council: Date �� q�� for Submission to Council Pubtic Works - Traffic Engineering wNCiLAGENDA BY (DAT� 1999 - Public Hes TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES } ACT10N REQUESTED DATE INmATED 8/25/99 NU616FR 1 flOVi7NG REEN DEPAqTMENTDIRECTO�R - CiSY A1TOflNEY ""_ No 102701 CiSYCLEflK ❑ FlNANCIAL SEFiVICES DIR � FlN. SEFiVICES/ACCT. � MnYOR (OR ASSI5TANn V� � niN510N A1ANnGER � EUWARN � WCKNUPERT/ACCT. (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUR� Approve Resolution to establish No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday thru Friday, August 15 thru June 15 Except by Permit (Area 25) on nine block faces adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PLANNING COMMISSION CIB COMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked under a contract for this departmert? YES NO 2. Has this persoNfirm ever been a city employee? YES NO 3. Does this persoNfirm possess a skill not normally possessed by any current city employee? YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach ta green sheet INRIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, NhiY): Cretin-Derham students park nearly 200 vehicfes in front of resident homes for 8 hours a day, nine months of the year. Residents cannot park, pick up trash and are victimized by the volume and speed of student traffic. Residents have submitted petitions exceeding the 60% requirement (65%) and 8 block minimum (9 block) requirement. ADVANTAGES IF APPPOVEU Residents will reclaim the ability to access and park in front of their homes. Tras�i parking problems will be reduced. `, ' h :' `" `. � `".-, n - °OCn .,.:,. ,,,_ . W '=;� ., �: _ - ° - DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVE�: Residents will pay $10 per year per permit. Students will likely disperse to other streets. DISHDVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED: Phone cails from petitioners and supporters. TOTALAMOUNTOF FUNDING SOURCE FINANCIALINFOFiMA770N:(EXPIAIN) COS7IREVENUEeUDGETED(CIRCLEON� YES No ACINffY NUMBER /�� f� �e��Q� V6t • �, , t� • -' l. ?l I z�zi S�zi W z�z� ��zi w z�zi i�zi W a�zi ��zi ZI ; �7°7Zl . L > �°IZl 5°7Z1 > �1°7Zl L�IZI � �°7Z/ L°7Z! '_ZI �LZ/ Q �LZI ILZ! Q �LZI !LZ/ Q OLZI ILZI ZLZ/ �LZ1 L�ZI 5LZ/ f-�LZI SLZ/ 5LZl ZI Lzi LZl LZ/ 8L7 �n� LZI LLZI '1S � � 31b� IaN�S z� zg z/ 1 g z� �n 1 g z I�� a8zi �8z1 � ae zr �gzi zi z� z/ � .� LI =/ Q Z/ '� �/ _�� =1 _� -/ >� _�� _� � , � ' i �i -� ; �� -� I sez� h zi sgzi gzr �szt �6z� s�zr z� s zr lobZl ° ��Z( 66Z1 �a�! a�, �06! Lv�.! �a�.r LQ�/ 8Q�! 5/�/ Zlzl hV�l Ll�l °71�1 51�1 IZ�/ QZ�I b!�l 5Z�! �Z�/ !Z�'! 6z�� 7 cps❑ ��/ �t vl � � v U L��/ 5 ' L��1 �o�! 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L�h / //h/ S/h/ I ZF�/ -�� / (�h/ L�h/ I h�,/ Lf�h/ 'Shl LSh/ z�z� � Q°7z/ L' ZLZ/ � °7LZ1 L qq-q r t � rfl �I r� a Q�_ —! � S�� ; L� !� L� 6 5 ��h� �' r �a�,r � ait�/ � l h /h/ ! � g�hl, � z zt�i � �zhi ' � o��/ / °7 c /-�! , !— ah ti 1: S h h,� / : L� ` gl-�f,l i �S� ZShI' 1' ° JSF , I:; i ��- °�\\ HIGHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL Building a Stronger Community Through Citizen Participation 1978 Ford Parkway, Saint Paul MN 55116 (651) 695-4005 F� (651) 695-4007 Council Members Officers: Shawn Bartsh, President Scott Bunin, Vice President Mark Mceller, Treasurer Angie Kline, Secretary Members: Grid 1: Tanya Refshauge Grid 2: Lori Angus Grid 3: Scott Bunin Grid 4: Kristine Thompson Grid 5: Dick Mitchell Grid 6: Bill Bazbeau Grid 7: Mark Mceller Grid 8: Ken Jefferson Grid 9: Sally Couser Grid 10: Shawn Bartsh Grid 11: Chris Berg Grid 12: Laura Deuberry A� Large: John Grrybek Angie Kline Paul Heinerscheid Greg McGee Highland Business Association: David Burley West End Business Associaflon Dan Galles Altemates: Larry Hampel Brian Merchant Community Organizer: Gayle Summers September 22, 1999 Saint Paul City Council 300 City Hall 15 West Kellogg Blvd. Saint Paul MN 55102 Dear Council Member; The Highland District Council, at its September Board meeting, heard a request from residents of 7uno, Niles and Watson between Haniline and Syndicate to establish a Residential Permit Parking Area on their streets. The request asks thax the Residential Pernut Pazking Area be in affect from August 15�' to June 15'� from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. The reason for the request is to discourage parking on neighborhood streets by students from Cretin Derham Hall High school. The Higliland District Council voted to support the petition of the residents to implement pernut parking. The District Council £urther instructed its Transportation Committee to work with the neighbors and Cretin Derham Hall to resolve other issues that impact the neighborhood resulting from the numbers of students who are in the area on a daily basis. The Transportation Committee will be contacting Cretin Derham Hall to begin this conversation. Shawn Bartsh President Crime Prevention: Linda Mceller QR1G��fAI. Presented By Referred To Council File # 9 1`9�� Green Sheet # 1 �� 1 RESOLUTION INT PAUL, MINNESOTA 39 Committee: Date 1 WHEREAS, The residents adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School have submitted a petition 2 in compliance with Legislative Code 168.03; and, 3 4 WHEREAS, Residents on more than 8 blocks are affected daily by the 200-plus student 5 vehicles parked in front of their homes; and 6 7 WHEREAS, the number of students who drive to school has increased steadily over the 8 years, whereby residents can no longer feel safe or unencumbered at the present level; and 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1& 19 20 21 22 WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Saint Paul finds that the residential area adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School does not have sufficient access or o�street parking to safely accommodate the parking needs of the residents, and the parking needs of non-residents using the school. The council further finds the frequent parking of vehicles in this residential area by these non-residential users has created residential problems of a safety, environmental and aesthetic nature. THEREFORE, to enhance the quality of life in residential areas by reducing noise, traffic hazards and litter; to reduce air pollution and other environmental factors, and to preserve the safety of children and other pedestrians; to preserve the character of this district as a residential district and to protect the residents of these areas from unreasonable burdens in gaining access to their residences; the Counci! of the City of Saint Paul hereby 23 RESOLVES, that No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday through Friday, August 15 through 24 June 15, Except by Permit, (Area 25) parking regulations be posted on the following blocks: 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 �l•t� 9'�'� Both sides of Juno Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. Both sides of Niles Ave. from Syndicate St. to Harnline Ave. Both sides of Watson Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Juno Ave. to Niles Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Niles Ave. to Watson Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Watson Ave. to Hartford Ave. �--- � 32 The number of parking permits is limited to 4 vehicle stickers and 2 visitor permits per household. . q'' 33 , G�g 34 BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that these parking regulations will take effect thirty (30) days 35 after City Council approval. ORIGINAL Requested by Department of: � Public Works By: Forn Adoption Certified by Council Secretary g�, By: -� \ � � Approved by Mayor — -,. ` Approved by yor: Date � By : /� Adopted by Council: Date ��_ �� for Submission to Council Pubtic Works - Traffic Engineering wNCiLAGENDA BY (DAT� 1999 - Public Hes TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES } ACT10N REQUESTED DATE INmATED 8/25/99 NU616FR 1 flOVi7NG REEN DEPAqTMENTDIRECTO�R - CiSY A1TOflNEY ""_ No 102701 CiSYCLEflK ❑ FlNANCIAL SEFiVICES DIR � FlN. SEFiVICES/ACCT. � MnYOR (OR ASSI5TANn V� � niN510N A1ANnGER � EUWARN � WCKNUPERT/ACCT. (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUR� Approve Resolution to establish No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday thru Friday, August 15 thru June 15 Except by Permit (Area 25) on nine block faces adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PLANNING COMMISSION CIB COMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked under a contract for this departmert? YES NO 2. Has this persoNfirm ever been a city employee? YES NO 3. Does this persoNfirm possess a skill not normally possessed by any current city employee? YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach ta green sheet INRIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, NhiY): Cretin-Derham students park nearly 200 vehicfes in front of resident homes for 8 hours a day, nine months of the year. Residents cannot park, pick up trash and are victimized by the volume and speed of student traffic. Residents have submitted petitions exceeding the 60% requirement (65%) and 8 block minimum (9 block) requirement. ADVANTAGES IF APPPOVEU Residents will reclaim the ability to access and park in front of their homes. Tras�i parking problems will be reduced. `, ' h :' `" `. � `".-, n - °OCn .,.:,. ,,,_ . W '=;� ., �: _ - ° - DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVE�: Residents will pay $10 per year per permit. Students will likely disperse to other streets. DISHDVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED: Phone cails from petitioners and supporters. TOTALAMOUNTOF FUNDING SOURCE FINANCIALINFOFiMA770N:(EXPIAIN) COS7IREVENUEeUDGETED(CIRCLEON� YES No ACINffY NUMBER /�� f� �e��Q� V6t • �, , t� • -' l. ?l I z�zi S�zi W z�z� ��zi w z�zi i�zi W a�zi ��zi ZI ; �7°7Zl . L > �°IZl 5°7Z1 > �1°7Zl L�IZI � �°7Z/ L°7Z! '_ZI �LZ/ Q �LZI ILZ! Q �LZI !LZ/ Q OLZI ILZI ZLZ/ �LZ1 L�ZI 5LZ/ f-�LZI SLZ/ 5LZl ZI Lzi LZl LZ/ 8L7 �n� LZI LLZI '1S � � 31b� IaN�S z� zg z/ 1 g z� �n 1 g z I�� a8zi �8z1 � ae zr �gzi zi z� z/ � .� LI =/ Q Z/ '� �/ _�� =1 _� -/ >� _�� _� � , � ' i �i -� ; �� -� I sez� h zi sgzi gzr �szt �6z� s�zr z� s zr lobZl ° ��Z( 66Z1 �a�! a�, �06! Lv�.! �a�.r LQ�/ 8Q�! 5/�/ Zlzl hV�l Ll�l °71�1 51�1 IZ�/ QZ�I b!�l 5Z�! �Z�/ !Z�'! 6z�� 7 cps❑ ��/ �t vl � � v U L��/ 5 ' L��1 �o�! Zl�l �� °71�1 L�l�l 5Z� bZ�. 54.� ( Z��/ � � ° 7��/ � O/�/ !-r ! � I � g1�1 ZZ�I � o7Z�/ 8Z�( Z�.�/ ' °7� � / � �g?� �6Z1 / ! �/ � S/�/ � 6l�I ��.. �Z�l �" SZ�/ � 6Z�./ � c � � 1 — � � o- "� �- -c. Q � t E t-- — ? z Z � C� ~�� y � � � v° Z � � � �W � �� 1� I �� v6�1 } � p! � �L� •i c m :� � N s v�n-,H 90�,� � a oZF�1 Qhl�l � • � (_�_.J Q O��U� Z� Q w Q _� � ^ �- � �� J V 1 � ! L�h / //h/ S/h/ I ZF�/ -�� / (�h/ L�h/ I h�,/ Lf�h/ 'Shl LSh/ z�z� � Q°7z/ L' ZLZ/ � °7LZ1 L qq-q r t � rfl �I r� a Q�_ —! � S�� ; L� !� L� 6 5 ��h� �' r �a�,r � ait�/ � l h /h/ ! � g�hl, � z zt�i � �zhi ' � o��/ / °7 c /-�! , !— ah ti 1: S h h,� / : L� ` gl-�f,l i �S� ZShI' 1' ° JSF , I:; i ��- °�\\ HIGHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL Building a Stronger Community Through Citizen Participation 1978 Ford Parkway, Saint Paul MN 55116 (651) 695-4005 F� (651) 695-4007 Council Members Officers: Shawn Bartsh, President Scott Bunin, Vice President Mark Mceller, Treasurer Angie Kline, Secretary Members: Grid 1: Tanya Refshauge Grid 2: Lori Angus Grid 3: Scott Bunin Grid 4: Kristine Thompson Grid 5: Dick Mitchell Grid 6: Bill Bazbeau Grid 7: Mark Mceller Grid 8: Ken Jefferson Grid 9: Sally Couser Grid 10: Shawn Bartsh Grid 11: Chris Berg Grid 12: Laura Deuberry A� Large: John Grrybek Angie Kline Paul Heinerscheid Greg McGee Highland Business Association: David Burley West End Business Associaflon Dan Galles Altemates: Larry Hampel Brian Merchant Community Organizer: Gayle Summers September 22, 1999 Saint Paul City Council 300 City Hall 15 West Kellogg Blvd. Saint Paul MN 55102 Dear Council Member; The Highland District Council, at its September Board meeting, heard a request from residents of 7uno, Niles and Watson between Haniline and Syndicate to establish a Residential Permit Parking Area on their streets. The request asks thax the Residential Pernut Pazking Area be in affect from August 15�' to June 15'� from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. The reason for the request is to discourage parking on neighborhood streets by students from Cretin Derham Hall High school. The Higliland District Council voted to support the petition of the residents to implement pernut parking. The District Council £urther instructed its Transportation Committee to work with the neighbors and Cretin Derham Hall to resolve other issues that impact the neighborhood resulting from the numbers of students who are in the area on a daily basis. The Transportation Committee will be contacting Cretin Derham Hall to begin this conversation. Shawn Bartsh President Crime Prevention: Linda Mceller QR1G��fAI. Presented By Referred To Council File # 9 1`9�� Green Sheet # 1 �� 1 RESOLUTION INT PAUL, MINNESOTA 39 Committee: Date 1 WHEREAS, The residents adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School have submitted a petition 2 in compliance with Legislative Code 168.03; and, 3 4 WHEREAS, Residents on more than 8 blocks are affected daily by the 200-plus student 5 vehicles parked in front of their homes; and 6 7 WHEREAS, the number of students who drive to school has increased steadily over the 8 years, whereby residents can no longer feel safe or unencumbered at the present level; and 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1& 19 20 21 22 WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Saint Paul finds that the residential area adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School does not have sufficient access or o�street parking to safely accommodate the parking needs of the residents, and the parking needs of non-residents using the school. The council further finds the frequent parking of vehicles in this residential area by these non-residential users has created residential problems of a safety, environmental and aesthetic nature. THEREFORE, to enhance the quality of life in residential areas by reducing noise, traffic hazards and litter; to reduce air pollution and other environmental factors, and to preserve the safety of children and other pedestrians; to preserve the character of this district as a residential district and to protect the residents of these areas from unreasonable burdens in gaining access to their residences; the Counci! of the City of Saint Paul hereby 23 RESOLVES, that No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday through Friday, August 15 through 24 June 15, Except by Permit, (Area 25) parking regulations be posted on the following blocks: 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 �l•t� 9'�'� Both sides of Juno Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. Both sides of Niles Ave. from Syndicate St. to Harnline Ave. Both sides of Watson Ave. from Syndicate St. to Hamline Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Juno Ave. to Niles Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Niles Ave. to Watson Ave. East side of Hamline Ave. from Watson Ave. to Hartford Ave. �--- � 32 The number of parking permits is limited to 4 vehicle stickers and 2 visitor permits per household. . q'' 33 , G�g 34 BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that these parking regulations will take effect thirty (30) days 35 after City Council approval. ORIGINAL Requested by Department of: � Public Works By: Forn Adoption Certified by Council Secretary g�, By: -� \ � � Approved by Mayor — -,. ` Approved by yor: Date � By : /� Adopted by Council: Date ��_ �� for Submission to Council Pubtic Works - Traffic Engineering wNCiLAGENDA BY (DAT� 1999 - Public Hes TOTAL � OF SIGNATURE PAGES } ACT10N REQUESTED DATE INmATED 8/25/99 NU616FR 1 flOVi7NG REEN DEPAqTMENTDIRECTO�R - CiSY A1TOflNEY ""_ No 102701 CiSYCLEflK ❑ FlNANCIAL SEFiVICES DIR � FlN. SEFiVICES/ACCT. � MnYOR (OR ASSI5TANn V� � niN510N A1ANnGER � EUWARN � WCKNUPERT/ACCT. (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUR� Approve Resolution to establish No Parking 7AM-4PM Monday thru Friday, August 15 thru June 15 Except by Permit (Area 25) on nine block faces adjacent to Cretin-Derham High School. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PLANNING COMMISSION CIB COMMITTEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked under a contract for this departmert? YES NO 2. Has this persoNfirm ever been a city employee? YES NO 3. Does this persoNfirm possess a skill not normally possessed by any current city employee? YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach ta green sheet INRIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, NhiY): Cretin-Derham students park nearly 200 vehicfes in front of resident homes for 8 hours a day, nine months of the year. Residents cannot park, pick up trash and are victimized by the volume and speed of student traffic. Residents have submitted petitions exceeding the 60% requirement (65%) and 8 block minimum (9 block) requirement. ADVANTAGES IF APPPOVEU Residents will reclaim the ability to access and park in front of their homes. Tras�i parking problems will be reduced. `, ' h :' `" `. � `".-, n - °OCn .,.:,. ,,,_ . W '=;� ., �: _ - ° - DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVE�: Residents will pay $10 per year per permit. Students will likely disperse to other streets. DISHDVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED: Phone cails from petitioners and supporters. TOTALAMOUNTOF FUNDING SOURCE FINANCIALINFOFiMA770N:(EXPIAIN) COS7IREVENUEeUDGETED(CIRCLEON� YES No ACINffY NUMBER /�� f� �e��Q� V6t • �, , t� • -' l. ?l I z�zi S�zi W z�z� ��zi w z�zi i�zi W a�zi ��zi ZI ; �7°7Zl . L > �°IZl 5°7Z1 > �1°7Zl L�IZI � �°7Z/ L°7Z! '_ZI �LZ/ Q �LZI ILZ! Q �LZI !LZ/ Q OLZI ILZI ZLZ/ �LZ1 L�ZI 5LZ/ f-�LZI SLZ/ 5LZl ZI Lzi LZl LZ/ 8L7 �n� LZI LLZI '1S � � 31b� IaN�S z� zg z/ 1 g z� �n 1 g z I�� a8zi �8z1 � ae zr �gzi zi z� z/ � .� LI =/ Q Z/ '� �/ _�� =1 _� -/ >� _�� _� � , � ' i �i -� ; �� -� I sez� h zi sgzi gzr �szt �6z� s�zr z� s zr lobZl ° ��Z( 66Z1 �a�! a�, �06! Lv�.! �a�.r LQ�/ 8Q�! 5/�/ Zlzl hV�l Ll�l °71�1 51�1 IZ�/ QZ�I b!�l 5Z�! �Z�/ !Z�'! 6z�� 7 cps❑ ��/ �t vl � � v U L��/ 5 ' L��1 �o�! Zl�l �� °71�1 L�l�l 5Z� bZ�. 54.� ( Z��/ � � ° 7��/ � O/�/ !-r ! � I � g1�1 ZZ�I � o7Z�/ 8Z�( Z�.�/ ' °7� � / � �g?� �6Z1 / ! �/ � S/�/ � 6l�I ��.. �Z�l �" SZ�/ � 6Z�./ � c � � 1 — � � o- "� �- -c. Q � t E t-- — ? z Z � C� ~�� y � � � v° Z � � � �W � �� 1� I �� v6�1 } � p! � �L� •i c m :� � N s v�n-,H 90�,� � a oZF�1 Qhl�l � • � (_�_.J Q O��U� Z� Q w Q _� � ^ �- � �� J V 1 � ! L�h / //h/ S/h/ I ZF�/ -�� / (�h/ L�h/ I h�,/ Lf�h/ 'Shl LSh/ z�z� � Q°7z/ L' ZLZ/ � °7LZ1 L qq-q r t � rfl �I r� a Q�_ —! � S�� ; L� !� L� 6 5 ��h� �' r �a�,r � ait�/ � l h /h/ ! � g�hl, � z zt�i � �zhi ' � o��/ / °7 c /-�! , !— ah ti 1: S h h,� / : L� ` gl-�f,l i �S� ZShI' 1' ° JSF , I:; i ��- °�\\ HIGHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL Building a Stronger Community Through Citizen Participation 1978 Ford Parkway, Saint Paul MN 55116 (651) 695-4005 F� (651) 695-4007 Council Members Officers: Shawn Bartsh, President Scott Bunin, Vice President Mark Mceller, Treasurer Angie Kline, Secretary Members: Grid 1: Tanya Refshauge Grid 2: Lori Angus Grid 3: Scott Bunin Grid 4: Kristine Thompson Grid 5: Dick Mitchell Grid 6: Bill Bazbeau Grid 7: Mark Mceller Grid 8: Ken Jefferson Grid 9: Sally Couser Grid 10: Shawn Bartsh Grid 11: Chris Berg Grid 12: Laura Deuberry A� Large: John Grrybek Angie Kline Paul Heinerscheid Greg McGee Highland Business Association: David Burley West End Business Associaflon Dan Galles Altemates: Larry Hampel Brian Merchant Community Organizer: Gayle Summers September 22, 1999 Saint Paul City Council 300 City Hall 15 West Kellogg Blvd. Saint Paul MN 55102 Dear Council Member; The Highland District Council, at its September Board meeting, heard a request from residents of 7uno, Niles and Watson between Haniline and Syndicate to establish a Residential Permit Parking Area on their streets. The request asks thax the Residential Pernut Pazking Area be in affect from August 15�' to June 15'� from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. The reason for the request is to discourage parking on neighborhood streets by students from Cretin Derham Hall High school. The Higliland District Council voted to support the petition of the residents to implement pernut parking. The District Council £urther instructed its Transportation Committee to work with the neighbors and Cretin Derham Hall to resolve other issues that impact the neighborhood resulting from the numbers of students who are in the area on a daily basis. The Transportation Committee will be contacting Cretin Derham Hall to begin this conversation. Shawn Bartsh President Crime Prevention: Linda Mceller