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City Cr�uncil Regular Meeting — 42/13/06 DRAFT Minut�s - Page 29 Mayor K�ausing was not s�pportive of an ord�nance at this time; however, would be supportive a� a resolution of �upport; and expressed his discomfoz-� with adopting something the legislature may not permit. Mr. Kennedy soughi Cauncil approval for the proposed resolution af support. Mayor Klausing dir�cted staff to put the resolution supporting revised legislatian on a future agenda for Cauncil consideration. 15. Council Discussion of Proposal fo�r a Parking Study Task Force Councilmember Ihlan referenced her memorandum dated February 7, 2006 and entitled, "Proposal far a Parking Study Task Force," and no�ed Cauncilmember Kough's endorsem�nt of the proposed Task Force with further additions incorporated. Klausing moved, Maschka seconded, that the City Council refer the matter to staff, directing them to come back to the City Council with a report on parking within the community (i.e., whether co�nplaints are increasing; if there were common elements of to fielded complaints; and specific complaints regarding student housing); and �urther directed staff to pxovide recommendation to the City Councii regarding parking (enforc�ment andlor code issues) and any other issues as iden�ified in Councilmember Ihlan's memoarandum of February 7, 2006. Mayor K�ausing opined that Councilmember �hlan's outlined po�nts wer� good, but the proce�s for a soluiion was inappropriate withou� first seeking additional information and input from staff, specifical�y Public Works and Code Enforcement personneL Mayar Klausing iurther opined that, at that time, the Council would be better-inform�d as to the need for a Task Force, or whether appropriate for the Public Works, Environment and Transportation (PWET) Cammissian for further study and z-ecatnmendat�ons. Councilmember Kough expressed his concern in the increasing Discussion of a Pr4posal for a Parking Study Task Force