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Prescott City Council Study Session Meeting — 07/10/2018 Page 3 obligated to allow these type of uses as long as they meet all county required regulations on private property on city property, we still regulate by commercial as we would any other. If there is a decision to allow in parks or parking lots, it would re- quire a contractual agreement or permit processes with the food truck vendor. Councilman Blair said since APS has moved out of their downtown yard, there is a great access with a hard surface where vendor trucks could energize the whole downtown. A release of property may be considered for accessibility. This would be great to de- velop this area. Mr. Lamar said everyone is engaged and excited about updating the green belt between the two parks. There is now concentration in north Prescott. Outreach will need to be done for the brick and mortar stores. Councilman Sischka mentioned the concern for competition with brick and mortar outreach. Mr. Quezada said downtown is lacking outside eating experiences. In order to start this, a couple of events could be hosted at Granite Park. Citizen Sandra Smith said the trail has been extended further south from Mile High Middle School to White Spar. They almost have clearance through the Veteran Affairs to Prescott Valley which is underway but not very many people know about it. Parks and Recreation Director Joe Baynes said they are working on many trail connec- tors out to the Peavine Trail. Mr. Quezada suggested having a map at all of the trailhead's. 4. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss , Mayor Pro Tem Orr adjourned the meeting at 2:39 p.m. GREG MENGARELLI, Mayor ATTEST: MAUREEN SCOTT, City Clerk