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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, October 22, 2018 <br /> Page 12 <br /> Councilmember Laliberte agreed and thought communication is going to be the <br /> key and will include multiple kinds of communication, not in place of what is be- <br /> ing done now because of the wide range of demographics and technology use in <br /> the community. She thought there should be a communication working group to <br /> decide what that is going to be with the GARE lens applied to that. She had some <br /> concerns with the snow emergency, only in that it immediately conjures up tag <br /> and tow which is an additional burden on the residents who might not be getting <br /> the message. <br /> Councilmember McGehee thought that tag and tow was a concern but felt Chief <br /> Mathwig has the places identified where there is the most offense and the most <br /> likely where tag and tow would occur, so notification in those areas should be in- <br /> creased. <br /> Mr. Culver thought it was worth it do a case study on this engagement effort and <br /> some of the lessons learned. He stated this took a lot of work, was not free, and <br /> not something the City should endeavor to do on everything. But it is something <br /> that should be done more often and the City needed to figure out where to apply <br /> it. <br /> Councilmember Willmus echoed Councilmember Etten's concerns, if the City <br /> were going to go to a text notification system or something along those lines, is <br /> the City actually reaching out and engaging those that need to. He had some res- <br /> ervations about that. He did not know as a Council where the City is at and if the <br /> City should proceed forward with the status quo. <br /> Mayor Roe thought it seemed like there were two pieces to this. One is an educa- <br /> tion part, how can the City make everyone that either lives or otherwise is in the <br /> community be more aware of the rules and regulations related to parking during <br /> snow events, what to anticipate. The second piece would be the trigger for the en- <br /> forcement, which one of the issues with the two-inch current code that people can <br /> dispute whether it is two inches. He thought that needed to be changed. He was <br /> not sure if the City should call it a snow emergency,but thought some sort of pos- <br /> itive communication from the City in a lot of instances is needed and an addition- <br /> al piece to this. He noted there is still a communication and education issue to <br /> proactively and positively tell residents to get their cars off the street. Mayor Roe <br /> would like to look, over the course of the next year, at ways to communicate to <br /> the community. He agreed with everything that has been said. He thought the <br /> upfront, education piece of this is a huge part of it as well. He suggested in the <br /> chronic areas, to have some signage installed indicating what the rule is with mul- <br /> tiple language. <br /> Mr. Culver indicated there is signage at Sienna Green. <br />
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