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yellow line on Peters that runs north. So my concern there is future accidents that are going to be happening as more homeowners go in that direction. Commissioner O'Connor: What do you think about a limited time for parking on the street? Like a 2 hour or 3 hour limit? Behers: I think you'd have some unhappy homeowners who are currently needing to park on St. John for greater than 2 hours. I think you would hear their complaints of, you know what I need to leave my car out there half the day and now I have to move it after two hours. Maybe if there was resident permit parking, you know, like they do in the City, where residents get privilege, that could be an option, and maybe just the random guests that are just kind of coming and going would be limited to the two or three hours for the Barone evenings. That might be very helpful. Commissioner O'Connor: So you think currently homeowners are parking on the street as opposed to their designated parking? Behers: I think we have the garage storage issue that Nancy has brought up as well. It's very difficult to enforce, right? Plus, you have a neighbor that you're going to have to say, your garage is filled with storage and we're going to keep writing you up. Being on the Board we'll go through a number of notifications and then get to fines, but we're an all- volunteer board member so we have to take our personal time to monitor those things and it's not something that's very enjoyable to keep dinging your neighbors for what they're doing for their garages, what they're doing with their parking. They know where you live and they knock on your door and you've got a bigger issue going on then. Commissioner Nagler: Just to follow -up on your question, I live on Walnut Drive and the City allowed us to do restricted parking by time but to your point, the residents can get one permit per home. So there is a possibility or variation where you could do something that allows the residents access. Chair Ritter: Great feedback, thanks so much for coming. Behers: Certainly, and I know the parking goes beyond Barone's nights. It's during the fair as well. Chair Ritter: And I do know as this process goes they'll be a lot more outreach from the applicant to the neighborhood so this is the start of the process. Behers: Okay, yeah, this is my first time here. Chair Ritter: Thanks for coming. All right, back to us. Do you guys have any questions for staff or should we go through these bullets? So I was thinking, what I could do is go through each bullet, if you guys say your thoughts and if everybody agrees with the thought, put your hand up or say 'I agree' and if you don't, you don't need to. Adam was asking if we could narrow it down to bullets and what our thoughts are on this so we could come up with recommendations. Does that sound okay? So let's just go to the first one: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 23, 2016 Page 33 of 46