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ghat can we do about this? When we have had high school graduations or other <br /> Lar events in this neighborhood, where neighbors have wanted to make use of <br /> ing on Prior Avenue we have contacted the city, obtained permission and <br /> ed bags over the no parking signs for limited periods of time to allow for <br /> ing on the east side Prior. I believe as an accommodation this could <br /> ntially work for dates when "existing parking lots are full." I see this <br /> )eing very infrequent given normal traffic in the lots. Perhaps a similar <br /> oach could be implemented. However, I would recommend remaining the status <br /> with the signs in place. <br /> ently the boys baseball field on the southwest corner of the "open space" <br /> works out fine with the current restrictions. On game days cars park <br /> her up the street on Skillman when the small lot next to the tennis courts is <br /> and this works out fine. <br /> lye lived here since 1991. I would offer the following comments. <br /> s aesthetically pleasing to look down Prior to the tennis courts and not see <br /> parked cars. I believe the walkers, joggers, those that drive disability <br /> )ters, and neighbors in this area appreciate this too. It adds to the feeling <br /> ,pen space to not see parked cars on the east side of Prior Avenue. With this <br /> ue being a primary pedestrian area with no sidewalk, the wide street is <br /> ucive to this type of bike and pedestrian traffic. <br /> out people parking here, there is limited trash and debris. I often walk up <br /> ,r Avenue after baseball games and pick up trash placing it in the garbage <br /> ainer at the boys' baseball field. When that is full, I have picked up trash <br /> brought it to my own home for disposal. I am concerned that parking on Prior <br /> ue will make this problem worse. <br /> ought there was no parking there initially when I moved in the neighborhood <br /> matter of safety. The fence for softball or baseball is relatively close to <br /> street. I thought this was a wise idea to keep cars from being damaged. I <br /> ,ght that was very progressive on the part of Roseville. There is a fence <br /> oximately 12 feet from the street that runs parallel to Prior Avenue. <br /> increased car traffic and people, a quiet peaceful street will now become <br /> active due to those parking on Prior Avenue. None of the neighbors have <br /> , :,lained about parking on the adjacent streets to my knowledge. This has not <br /> an issue. <br /> n these facts, I would respectfully submit to have the no parking ban <br /> tinue on the east side of Prior between Shryer and Eldridge. I believe the <br /> of district was not entirely forthcoming regarding the gate and now the <br /> ing issue presented here. By the way I just walked down past the gate (noon <br /> aturday March 19, 2011) and it was wide open so a car could have driven <br /> ugh from Prior Avenue to the east parking lot. Unfortunately, I do not <br /> eve I will be able to attend or organize the neighbors by Monday. However, <br /> ou elect to allow parking on Prior Avenue, I will follow up with neighbors <br /> if there are neighborhood objections, I will be happy to bring these back to <br /> attention. I do believe the many walkers, seniors, disabled on motorized <br />
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