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action
David will forward the approved minutes
to the Stillwater city clerk.
Bill will forward the Commission's
recommendation.
Downtown residents will present
suggestions for a permanent solution to
the Parking Commission no later than its
November meeting.
Bill will forward the recommendation.
discussion
Jeff called the meeting to order at 8:34 a.m.
Jeff presented the agenda and requested an agenda item concerning wedding parking
at the St. Croix Boat & Packet Co be added. A motion was made and seconded to
approve the amended agenda. The motion passed in an unanimous voice vote.
A motion was made and seconded to approve the May 19, 2011 meeting minutes. The
motion passed in a unanimous voice vote. (There was no June meeting.)
Bill presented a request from Eric Beaudry, a downtown resident, that Parking Lot 3
become a 24 -hour permit lot. In the background information Bill stated that currently
Main Street residents between Nelson and Myrtle tend to park in Lot 4 (east of Water
Street) because it is the closet 24 -hour permit lot for many of the residents. However,
this lot is very popular with special event organizers (and special events parking
preempts residential permit parking), so Lot 4 is not usable for residential parking
during much of the summer.
After discussion a motion was made and seconded to temporarily allow downtown
residents to use their 24 -hour permits in Parking Lot 3 during special events.
Downtown residents will present suggestions for a permanent solution no later then
the November meeting. The motion passed in a unanimous voice vote.
Bill presented information from city planner Michael Pogge on the Ramp Video
Surveillance System. The Video Surveillance System has been operating at the ramp
since March. The system has been invaluable in dramatically reducing the number of
incidents and stopping the breaking of arm gates. However, the camera on the upper
deck of the ramp that monitors 3rd Street entry and exit is less then desirable. The
contractor agrees and is willing to replace it with the quality of camera that should
have been installed in the first place and give us full credit for the old camera. A
motion was made and seconded to upgrade the quality of the camera in that location
for a cost of $1,363. The motion passed in a unanimous voice vote.
agenda
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approval of agenda
approval of May minutes
parking for downtown
residents
parking ramp camera change
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