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<br />Page 1 of2 <br /> <br />Steinmetz, Heidi <br /> <br />........~~~...INFORMA~ION.. <br /> <br />From: Wendy Simenson [simen003@umn.edu] <br /> <br />Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 8:18 AM <br /> <br />To: Steinmetz, Heidi; Mehelich, Catherine; Clark, Scott; chuckchristian@christianbuilders.com; Tamara at Avalon; <br />scott@scottbreuerhomes.com; Laurie Beil; eracc@elkriverchamber.org; Roger Hebeisen; Tom and Sara Hartman; <br />Dhein0219@aol.com; kemperdrugs; Iindbergl@aol.com; Clifford C. Lundberg; steve.Johnson@ix.netcom.com; Jim <br />Boyle; a 1 battery@sherbtel.net; antdt@aol.com; markurista@coldwellbankervision.com; century21 er@aol.com; <br />d _ru id@msn.com; tsunderman@ohalloranmurphy.com; doug .johnson. b4yq@statefarm.com; <br />elkrivereye@mcleodusa.net; Wendy Simenson; TGardner24@hotmail.com; sherbcoab@sherbtel.net; vickis@AM- <br />MTG.com; jsimpson@thebankofelkriver.com; Patti Hipsag; William Houlton; Ann Daly; Mikols3@aol.com; <br />jan@carlsontravel.com; FRED MCCOY; seniorestatespecialists@msn.com; karenattia@bww.com; Laura <br /> <br />Subject: Downtown Parking Assumptions <br /> <br />Hi All, as you may recall, Elk River City Staff was directed to come up with some direction for downtown parking. Their <br />work will be presented to the City Council at the Monday, November 20th meeting. At our Rivers Edge Meeting last <br />week, Scott Clark explained that the first thing they have to do is come up with a list of assumptions dealing with parking <br />in the King Ave lot. They will be addressing where customers should park and overflow from residents& guests from new <br />developments downtown should park and where employees should park. <br /> <br />I thought it would be helpful to them if the businesses could give them our list of our assumptions about downtown <br />parking and specifically the King Ave Lot to combine with their list to present to the City Council. <br /> <br />Please take a moment and write down what you see in the future parking plans as important to your business and email <br />your ideas to Heidi Steinmetz, hstGioolGtZ@Gi,Glk:IiYGLUID,lJS <br /> <br />For Example: From a Kemper Drug perspective, some of the outcomes we need to see are as follows: (if you agree with <br />these or disagree you have to let City Staff Know! !) <br />Plenty of Customer Parking <br />Bus service in Elk River to solve part of the parking problem. <br />Employee parking that is well lite and close for our employees to walk to when we close at 8PM. <br />Lots that can be plowed out at night so no parking between 2AM and 6AM <br />Finding more locations for parking downtown and if a ramp needs to be built that it not be built in such a way as to <br />interfere with existing parking while it is being built. <br /> <br />Please get your needed outcomes to Heidi by this Wednesday morning so they can get included in the list that City Staff <br />are giving to the City Council for the Monday November 20th meeting, <br /> <br />Thanks for your time! <br />Wendy Simenson, Kemper Drug <br /> <br />-------- Original Message -------- <br />Sub,ject:Parking Phases <br />Date:Thu, 9 Nov 2006 13:53:48 -0600 <br />From: Steinmetz, Heidi <hsteinmetz@ci.elk-river.mn.us> <br />To: Wendy Simenson <simen003@unm.edu>, <holmetwo@aol.com> <br /> <br />Wendy & Keith, <br /> <br />Below is an excerpt from Scott Clark's draft Council memo re: those phases I was telling you about regarding downtown parking. <br />This is how staff framed their discussions for coming up with assumptions. <br /> <br />11/16/2006 <br />