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Kay Elliott, Jack Hetrick, Doris Anderson, Vivian Adams, Doug Pitzele, and ..... ...... Richard Van Heel representing the downtown Retailers Ass'n stated to the . Council that nothing has been done regarding their original parking recom- mendations. Also the Police Department has been patrolling the parking lot and issuing tickets with no advance warning to the Retailers. It was Buggested that the Council call a general meeting with the Retailers for the purpose of resolving the parking problems. The following suggestions were made. 1. Allow (4) four hour parking in the Municipal parking lot and allow employees to use the back end of th~lot. 2. Angle parking on Main Street between Ring and Lowell Avenues and place (2) two hour parking signs. 3. Retailers parking lot between Hwy #10 and Burlington Northern tracks and reduce cost from $75.00 to $25.00 a year and assign the North end of the Municipal parking lot to the Retailer.s(30) spaces at a nominal yearly fee of $25.00. Mr. Doug Pitzele complained about the Madsen Building at Jackson Avenue and Railroad Drive being a safety hazard ami-that the owners should be ordered to remove the building. Kay Elliott complained of the Jaycees dunking stand in the City Parking Lot because it creates a safety hazard. Mayor Lundberg will have Ken Nelson approach Lenny Haberman to see that its removed promptly. Mayor Lundberg called for a Public Meeting to be scheduled for 8:00 P.M. Monday September t~e ~m ~9, 4if>9t1f.fcin~ ~HP;X~.e.~c<enct.ire~~ e~~b!t,s~r~~ parking space~~ a fee of-"fJ5".06 per"Year. Ftevise the NerTtor parlC:mg ~n the parking lot between Hwy #10 and the railroad tracks from $75.00 to $25.00 per year per space. Establish (4) four hour parking in the Municipal Parking Lot. Reinforcing the (2) two hour parking limits on Main Street between Hwy #10 and Lowell, Jackson Ave. between Hwy #10 and Main Street, Jackson Place, King Ave. between Hwy #10 and Main Street, and the park parking lot. . Vivian Adams suggested that the parking lot across from Adams Furniture be a reserved parking lot at a set fee for employees and commuters. Moved by Councilmember otto and seconded by Councilmember Toth approving the renewal of the Eagles Club, club license. Motion unanimously carried by a vote of 5-0. Moved by Councilmember Syring and seconded by Councilmember Konop approving the renewal of the Legion Club, club license. Motion unanimously carried by a vote of 5-0. IErnie Thielke met with the Council and rea.ommended that the city close the On~SaleBtore at the close of business September 30, 1977 and that senority would preval. Moved by Councilmember Syring and seconded by Councilmember Konop to close the On-Sale store effective at the close of business September 30, 1977. Motion unanimously carried by a vote of 5-0. .