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8A <br /> The selection of two pilot study areas, one voluntary and the other involuntary is to assess Page 2 <br /> the willingness of residents to move their vehicles, when involved differently. However, <br /> operationally, both areas will be treated similar, i.e., early notification, posted signs, and <br /> parking enforcement with ticketing for failure to move parked vehicles on the designated <br /> day. <br /> . Pilot Project�vilf run for 3 consecutive months. <br /> . Each month's cleaning wilf occur in the same week and on the same day af the week. <br /> For Example: <br /> o Even-numbered side: Week A, Tussday <br /> o Odd-numbered side: Week A, Wednesday <br /> . Starting time for street cleaning operations will be later in #he day for the pilot study <br /> areas only, i.e. 9:00 a.m. <br /> . Residents wili be encouraged to park in their driveways and !or on the non-scheduled <br /> (opposite of the street sweeper) side of the street. <br /> • Parking enforcement through ticketing (no towing)will be implemented in bo�h pilot test <br /> areas. <br /> . Public outreach campaign #o the study areas to include: <br /> o Review with Neighborhood Association and study area residents first. <br /> o Individual mailings (postcard} fio each residence in each pilofi area with the <br /> cieaning schedule, notice on City website and CATV. <br /> o Posting of temporary no parking and program signage 48-hours in advance <br /> each month. <br /> . Parking enforcement/restricted parking: 8:00 a.m.to 12 p.m.with restrictions enforced <br /> for the full street cleaning pilot project time run. Note: In the frst month, parking <br /> warning notices will be issued rather than violation ticketing. <br /> . Pilo# area cleaning hours: 9 a.m. — 12 p.m. <br /> o Sign postings will confor e�o Pbo h id sao�f thest eet S prior to operation, <br /> posted every 50 to 100 fe <br /> The implementation of the proposed conceptual project cannot interfere with the regular <br /> street cleaning program of the City. The current street cleaning operator will continue the <br /> regular program. An additional operator would serve the pilot project for 3 months using <br /> the City's second (back up) sweeper. <br /> Currently, the City provides residential street cfeaning service once each month in 16 <br /> designated neighborhood street cleaning districts. The service is performed by one <br /> equipment operator in the Storm Drains Maintenance& Street Cleaning Section. ln 2001, <br /> the street cleaning district boundaries were reconfigured to conform to existing <br /> neighborhood associat'son boundaries. Larger neighborhoods, such as Roosevelt, Pa1m <br /> Park and Woodside Plaza are divided to create two separate street cleaning districts. The <br /> current district configuration provides that each stree# cleaning district can reasonably be <br /> completed within the scheduled 6 hours per day devoted to the neighborhood cleaning. <br /> The operator departs the MSC at Wp�re c eaned betwee gt e�hours of 4 00 a m�a d <br /> Commercia! streets and the downto <br /> 7:00 a.m. in order to avoid confln�ts�w�t hbo hood distr c'ts s 10 hou s�4 daysl perrweek, <br /> including commerc�al distr�cts a g <br /> Tuesday through Friday. <br /> The council may want to designate a 2 person subcommittee to work with staff on specific <br /> implementation issues. <br />