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2. 2. <br />CC Work Session <br />Meeting Date: <br />10/14/2025 <br />Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Enhance City's communication through transparency and accountability. <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Review Proposed Parking Restrictions on One Side of Public Streets in Village of Sunfish Lake <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Purpose: <br />Review Proposed Parking Restrictions on One Side of Public Streets in the Village of Sunfish Lake. <br />Background: <br />On April 22, 2003, the Ramsey City Council adopted Resolution #03-04-095 approving the final plat for the <br />Village of Sunfish Lake residential development. Attached is a copy of the adopted resolution that includes a <br />contingency to comply with the City Staff Review Letter dated April 18, 2003, which specifies required parking <br />restrictions on one side of all 28-foot-wide public streets, on both sides of the 20-foot-wide public street <br />surrounding the green space west of Radium Street, and on both sides of all 24-foot-wide private streets. Copies <br />of the City Staff Review Letter and an excerpt from the February 18, 2003, Public Works Committee meeting <br />minutes addressing this topic are included in the attachment. <br />As a reminder, the median islands were removed from Radium Street this summer as part of the 2025 <br />Neighborhood Pavement Overlay Improvements project so parking is no longer restricted along this street. <br />A resident of this neighborhood contacted staff this Spring to request on -street parking restrictions. Staff then <br />researched this topic and found the attached documentation. At that time, staff from several departments met to <br />discuss the benefits of installing no -parking signs along the public streets in this development, which included <br />improving access, response times and operational efficiencies for emergency responders and public works <br />operations, improving access to mailboxes for mail carriers, and improving sight lines for drivers and pedestrians. <br />Staff then formulated a plan to restrict parking on one or both sides of the public streets throughout the Village of <br />Sunfish Lake development per previous City Council approval and as shown on the attached figure (red lines <br />denote the side of the street where parking is proposed to be prohibited). <br />On September 16, 2025, Staff discussed the plan to install no -parking signs on public streets in the Village of <br />Sunfish Lake development with the Public Works Committee, and to mail letters to residents informing them of <br />this plan. Staff received confirmation from the Committee that letters should be mailed to all residents in the <br />development. Attached is a copy of the letter with the attached figure enclosed that was mailed to residents on <br />September 24, 2025. <br />Since the letters were mailed, several residents contacted staff to voice the following concerns with the plan to <br />restrict parking in this development. <br />• A lack of available on -street parking already exists in the neighborhood, which is especially problematic on <br />holidays and when vendors arrive to provide services. <br />• Many homeowners have multiple vehicles that cannot all fit in driveways and garages overnight, primarily <br />due to the HOA's outdoor storage restrictions and numerous families having older children at home that <br />drive. <br />• Vehicles cannot park two -deep in driveways without blocking sidewalks, which impedes pedestrians and <br />snow removal operations. <br />
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