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Prescott City Council Caucus — June 18, 2013 Page 5 The Police Department will enforce the 50' loading, parking, and standing restrictions for both locations. Signing will aid in the enforcement. f. Evaluate traffic signal at Granite and Goodwin to be activated only for major special events. Mr. Nietupski suggested utilizing traffic control during the events to keep the traffic flowing. Using an officer makes sense and would be efficient. OTHER a. Explore idea of City entry sign b. Investigate possibility of vehicle pull-off at City entry, to include tourism information and kiosk Ms. Zelms suggests talking to the Chamber of Commerce and asking them to take the lead on both of these items. Councilman Blair suggested having a repeating list of activities and events going on in the city playing on a local radio station. Councilman Kuknyo said a sign welcoming people to Prescott would be a good thing to have. Dave Mauer, Chamber of Commerce, said none of us can provide enough information, as there is always the need for more information. He would be happy to have conversations. He agreed that a welcoming sign to Prescott is needed. c. Review Parks and Recreation Master Plan B. Group Recovery Homes Jon Paladini presented. DHS regulations affect only those recovery homes licensed by DHS. There is a list of medical facilities that provide medical services. It will be up to DHS whether or not the services these recovery homes offer if they fall within the definitions. If the recovery home is regulated by the state, what other types of regulations will apply? Municipalities don't really have the ability to regulate personnel and staff, treatment plans, transportation, discharge, medical records keeping and food service. However, there are some areas where the City will have the ability to regulate: klhie ✓ Physical plant V Safety V Wnvironmental standards