That members of the community provided in this and again, the leadership on the part of staff and everyone involved so thank you. Thank you, director ramose. That brings up the question if the parking fills up and the Faith Based Community no longer has the easier access they will want to consider some type of Transportation Demand Management Plan or managed parking in the area so that is interesting to watch. Any other questions . Motion to approve . Second . All in favor aye. Opposed . Hearing none the item is passed. Yes, im sorry. I hope that we use this opportunity in work wg this community on this issue to talk about the homeless issue, which is another issue that came up before where we have people in those vehicles living in their vehicles and no place for them to park and since we have a audience with the community at this point, i recognize it is primarily concentrated in that area, but if we can use that as a way to start that conversation too that will be great. Thauchck ve
You consideralso, my Church Actually is part thatparks on cuvaro and independent of the pilot decision so i was under the impression it is a same decision for doloresthank you. Thank you. Mr. Knox, white, a follow up question in light of mr. Luzars comment. I see that the dates and times the parking is permittedfriday until 10 p. M. Saturday at noon and sunday 6 p. M. Do you want to to the twie lite dark dusk issue there . Sure, it was something we talked about. As we wept through the conversation even with the Committee Even though we didnt come to a conclusion there, we looked at everything from adding full day saturday parking to really limiting things to sunday mornings and in that conversation i think what staff came to is the idea of trying to formalize a solution that honored the current and existing circumstances so parking hapbs past 6 oclock we thought 6 oclock represented in the hour a reasonable hour that isnt too dark and maybe one hour of darkness in the evening and coupl
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