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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 15, 1982
City Attorney Stein gave the following report regarding his
September 15, 1982 meeting with PCP officials regarding parking:
PARKING On Sept._.
PROBLEMS IN Jim 61'elat ons �'iWiager and
AREA OF PCP Jose Rodrigulez, Business Representative of Cannery Local Gail
of Pacific Coast Producers to discuss the PCP parking problem.
During said meeting, I learned that at the present time, there
is a three-year contract that was. previously negotiated and
at this time, it would not be possible to amend said contract
to require cannery workers to park in the designated parking lot.
Both Mr. Schweickardt and Mr. Rodriguez had no problem with the
City enforcing the State and local Codes regarding parking on
the streets adjacent to the Cannery. Mr. Rodriguez. said if the
employees are obstructing driveways, their vehicles.should-be
removed.
We also discussed the possibility of moving the time clock to
the parking lot area and we were told by both the Union
Representative and the Employee Relations Manager of PCP that
this would not be feasible due tG logistics problems at the
Cannery.
It was determined that the Union and Management would join
together in a communique to the Cannery workers and ask that
they voluntarily park in the Cannery parking lot and further
that they no longer litter the streets in and around the
Cannery.
Further, it was suggested that the Police Department vigorously
enforce the City and State Codes regarding obstruction of
driveways. streets, and property.
Another suggestion was that if there is no resolution of the
problem over the next couple of years, that at that time a
request be made of the PCP Union and Management to adopt a
compulsory parking requirement.
Other discussion at the meeting was the possibility, as a
last resort, of going to permit parking as set forth under
I od i f. i ty Code Sec t. ion 1484. 1.
Neither tiie r,u Union or Ma!wgeivent representative was
opjm%ed Lu Lht. use of I)eiiiiiL parking as a resolution of the
probl em.
POSS ible wurses of dCti0n for resolution of the subject
problem were outlined as follows by City Attorney Stein:
RES. IIO. B2-109 1) Vigorous enforcement of the State and local codes regarding
ADOPTED parking and obstruction of driveways.
ESTABLISHING
RED ZONING 2) Inspection by Police Department one-half hour after each
IN AREA OF PCF shift begins for violations {shifts begin at 11:00 p.m.,