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E I�'�� City Council Memorandum <br /> 0r�,4 flits&hmovat ion <br /> TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL DATE: December 11, 2012 <br /> FROM: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ITEM NO: 42 <br /> WARD: 3 <br /> SUBJECT: INDUSTRIAL AVENUE ESTABLISHMENT OF TIMED 2-HOUR PARKING ZONE- <br /> RESOLUTION <br /> ISSUE: <br /> The issue for City Council consideration is establishment of a timed 2-Hour Parking zone on the <br /> north side of Industrial Avenue at the frontage of the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center located <br /> at 6165 Industrial Avenue. <br /> COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: <br /> On November 7, 2012, the Transportation Board reviewed this matter; 8 of 12 members were <br /> present. The Board voted unanimously to recommend establishment of a timed 2-Hour Parking <br /> zone on the designated segment of the north side of Industrial Avenue. <br /> RECOMMENDATION: <br /> That the City Council: <br /> 1. Adopt a resolution to establish a "2-Hour Parking Between the Hours of 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 <br /> p.m. Monday thru Saturday" zone on the north side of Industrial Avenue from Griffith Street <br /> to 30 feet west of Fremont Street; and <br /> 2. Authorize and direct the Traffic Engineer to revise the specific pages of the Master Parking <br /> Schedule necessary to incorporate the amendment and distribute the revised pages to the <br /> appropriate personnel with directions to delete the original pages and insert the revised <br /> pages in the appropriate tables. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> The Public Works Department received a request from the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center to <br /> establish a timed 2-Hour Parking zone at the frontage of their property. The 2-Hour Parking zone <br /> would provide short-term parking for patrons and volunteers during peak times of operation. Long- <br /> term parking from adjacent businesses including a storage facility for Manheim Riverside is limiting <br /> availability of short-term on-street parking. In addition, the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center will <br /> be expanding in early 2013 to include a spay and neuter clinic which is anticipated to generate <br /> approximately 60 additional visits to the center daily, increasing the need for short-term parking. <br /> 42-1 <br />