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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes November 20, 2018 <br />participated in a mapping exercise to identify areas for further outreach and to <br />create location and boundary criteria. <br />Ms. Leonard explained residents or community groups such as neighborhood <br />groups, stakeholders, and civic organizations are able to apply for a SAP. The <br />process of the Small Area Plan would involve the following steps: organize, <br />connect with City Staff, City would facilitate application meeting, application <br />would be submitted, Council would review and select application and finally <br />the plan would be created and implemented. <br />Council inquired how the minimum of 20% of properties within the proposed <br />boundary was determined has a requirement of who can apply for a SAP. Ms. <br />Leonard said this number can certainly be adjusted, but felt that it was an <br />aggresive number yet attainable. Mayor Pro Tem Prewitt suggested that Staff <br />knock on every door and get their input on whether or not they are interested <br />in having a SAP in their neighborhood. Since these areas are in such a small <br />radius, this should be possible. Mayor Hughson recommends talking to the <br />neighborhoods first and identify issues or concerns prior to the application of <br />an SAP. Council Member Gonzales would like to see more outreach using the <br />local churches as they are able to reach their congregations. Council Member <br />Derrick would like to see more outreach to various organizations and <br />stakeholders within the community before implementation. Mayor Hughson <br />stated these are geographic in nature and we must get into the neighborhoods <br />and get them together in order to get their input. Mayor Pro Tem Prewitt also <br />stated that she would like Fire and Police be involved in the process for safety <br />concerns within the neighborhoods. <br />Staff will put together an outreach plan that includes the criteria for the <br />application. Council would like to have an additional work session or a lunch <br />and learn on this subject. Staff has created a Small Area Plan section on the <br />message board. <br />2. Receive a presentation regarding the DRAFT On -Street Paid Parking Implementation <br />Plan. <br />Bert Lumbreras, City Manager introduced this item and stated the next steps <br />in the Parking Implementation Plan will be discussed. <br />Dennis Burns, Vice President / Senior Practice Builder with Kimley-Horn and <br />Associates provided a presentation outlining Parking Organization and <br />Staffing Plan, Parking Program Framework Plan, Summary of Data Collection <br />Efforts, On -Street Paid Parking Assessment, Paid Parking Recommendations, <br />City of San Marcos page 2 <br />