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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 13, 2019 Page 4 Sexton due to not being able to get vehicles through and she hoped this continues. She stated as far as mail delivery, she has taken it upon herself to go to the post office and ask them to try to deliver by 10:00 a.m. The post office has been able to get their mail delivered by 10:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. and this is something that could be looked at as a solution. She stated even with a sign on her mailbox, peo- ple still park in front of the mailbox. She thought it would be good, as a commu- nity, to talk to the post office. Ms. Cora Lueben, 2924 Asbury Street Ms. Lueben stated she is five houses north of the Centennial Methodist Church park and ride. Most days during the State Fair, there are cars parked up her street and a lot of them do understand not to park in front of a mailbox. There are a couple of residents on her block that do put up a sign on the mailbox and it seems to work pretty well. She really applauds the City of Roseville for having all of these park and rides because it is a really good community outreach thing. Ms. Alberta Adams, 2437 Dunlap Street North Ms. Adams stated at the corner of Dunlap and Sexton there is a very sharp turn. When she sees cars parked on Dunlap and Sexton, she worries about an emergen- cy, it would be hard to get out because when there is parking on both sides every- one has to backup, which can be very difficult to coordinate. She was not sure an emergency vehicle could make that corner with all of the parking. She suggested as a safety issue, one side street parking would be a sensible response. She said it is not an inconvenience all of the time and varies from day to night and day to day. Ms. Jami Olson, 2618 Herschel Street Ms. Olson stated she was attending the meeting in regard to the apartment com- plex where she works. The complex is right by the Department of Education, park and ride. The buses park right across the street from their buildings and she gets non-stop complaints about the smell of the diesel from the buses. She stated no one can open their windows to get fresh air and are forced to use air conditioning. Now that the street parking has changed, her complex has lost parking on half of Pascal, half of Albert, and all of Commerce have gone to permit parking only be- cause of the State Fair. She stated visitors now have to park on the street if visit- ing residents and the State Fair attendees take all of those spots so there is no parking for the guests. The State Fair attendees also park all the way up to the en- trances to the parking lots and makes it difficult to see oncoming traffic. Ms. Michelle Kruzel, 1368 Eldridge Avenue W Ms. Kruzel stated she lives near the park and ride at St. Rose and is totally in sup- port of park and rides but commented that it is a real issue if you live on the oppo- site side of Hamline and Eldridge by her house as her street is not as wide as some of the streets in Roseville. There is only parking on one side but during the State Fair, she cannot get out of her driveway in the morning and cannot turn east or