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notify them of the date on which council will consider approving the new restricted parking block. <br />• This notification letter must be mailed ten (10) days prior to the subject council meeting and shall <br />invite comments and attendance by concerned residents of the proposed restricted parking block. <br />Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to invalidate the creation of a restricted parking block <br />because of the inadvertent failure of the Traffic Engineer to give the above described written notice <br />or make affidavit thereof or file the same. <br />6.4 Council Action <br />The Council, by resolution, may then establish permit parking for the block or blocks, in <br />question. In establishing such a restricted parking block the Council shall consider, among other <br />things, the following: <br />(a) the purpose and intent of the permit parking ordinance and regulations, <br />(b) the alternate means of transportation, if any, to and from the restricted parking block being <br />established, <br />(c) the adverse impact that restricting parking in such block might have on nearby <br />neighborhoods that do not have permit parking, and <br />(d) the adverse impact that such restrictions may have on the non-residents of the restricted <br />parking block and their ability to find available parking near their place of work. <br />6.5 Notice After a New Restricted Parking Block Is Created <br />• In the event that a Permit Parking plan is approved for a residential block, the Traffic <br />Engineer shall notify by regular mail the affected households of that fact, giving residents of those <br />households of the effective date and times of the restricted parking and how to obtain permits, and <br />also notify the representatives of all nonresidential properties within such block. Such nonresidential <br />properties may be provided with parking meters, loading zones, or other restrictions desired by the <br />affected users and consistent with current city policies. <br />• <br />6.6 A Moratorium For One Year <br />In the event that a Permit Parking plan is not approved for a residential block, the City Traffic <br />Engineer shall not be required to re -survey this block until one year has elapsed, unless conditions <br />have changed substantially. <br />6.7 Removing Permit Parking Restrictions <br />The signatures representing at least one-half of the affected households within a restricted <br />parking block may be presented to Council requesting removal of parking restrictions on an existing <br />restricted parking block. If such restriction has been removed by Council, no request to re -install <br />the restriction shall be acted upon until one year has elapsed. <br />SZ <br />