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but the solution may be worse than the problem by the issuance of special permits. Mr. Pete Moulthrop, 4128 Graham Street, stated one of the reasons he did not like the proposal was that he felt the Police have more to do than enforce this type of restriction. Ms. Marian Walker, 1322 Santa Rita Road, stated that traffic on Santa Rita Road has decreased since the opening of Valley Avenue eartension. She advised that her family has six cars, therefore the permit parking fee would cost her $30.00, which she felt would be money well spent. She is in favor of the ordinance. She advised that there were more postal employees than high school students parking in front of her house. Mr. Jere~y Turn, 7862 Oak Creek Drive, stated the ordinance would lessen accidents and reduce the trash problem that is created fk-ce-~ student parking. He stated he would rather not have the restricted parking but felt it is an amenable solution to the problem. Mr. Warren Straight, 4120 Jensen Street, stated there may be problems with houses that are not within the restricted area; students may move on down to park their cars. He advised that trash is the biggest oat~laint. He suggested that students be charged a parking fee rather than the hcm~MTaler. Mr. A1 Lucas, 4308 Camellia Court, member of the c~mittee to review this matter, stated that 80% of the residents adjacent to Foothill High School are in favor of the proposed ordinance; 95% would be in favor of it except for the fee associated with the parking permits. He stated that students leaving trash during the lunch hour is the prime concern. He stated that after working with City staff and the Police Department he feels this is the most effective solution to the problem. Mr. Joe Wolfenber~er, 4185 School Street, stated it is his understanding that the City gave money to the School District to enlarge the parking lot at the high school; he felt that if the City could do this then they should not charge a fee to the residents to park their cars. He stated he is in favor of the ordinance but opposed to the fee for the permit. Mr. George Williams, representing his parents on School Street, ask_~__ why School Street was not included in the restricted zone. He stated he has signatures from 24 of the 34 residents who are in favor of the parking restriction, however they are concerned about the $10.00 fee. Mr. Walker advised that the petition received f~-c~ School Street did not have the required 67% signatures to be included in the restricted parking zone. Mr. Wolfenberger stated his entire block is in favor of the ordinance but without the fee. Mr. Lucas stated that a petition was circulated on Forsythia Court and that 9 out of 12 residents had signed in favor of the restricted parking. Mr. Rick Martin,, 4355 Camellia Court, stated when he bought his house five months ago he was told he might sometimes hear the high school band his location; he w-as not told he would be the high school dump. He stated he - 9 - 7-19-88