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SUGGESTED MANNER OF. ENFORCEMENT OF EMPLOYEE PARKING Unless re u~lar Strict enforcement procedures are followed, it is doubtfuI--~this or hny parking plan will be successful. PARKING FACILITY NU~ER TWO ASSIGNED PARKING - ALL SPACES WOULD BE ASSIGNED: Unless each em- ployee space is checked at least once daily (less will b~e required later) to assure that each employee is parking in his/her space and only that space, the entire system will not be workable. The assign- ment of a bumper sticker to correspond with the number of the park- ing space will greatly simplify the daily checking of these spaces. If persons are to park only in specified spaces, then these spaces must be reserved for the specified person. Any and all cars parked in a space without a bumper sticker number to correspond with the space number should be towed ir~nediately, PARKING FACILITY NUMBER ONE ASSIGNED PARKING - ALL SPACES WOULD BE ASSIGNED: The same procedure to check each bumper sticker against the space number and towing policy would assure preservation of the system. PARKING FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC: Thirty-nine (39) spaces located on the Courthouse lot would be a great convenience to the Cabarrus County citizenry. Because of the turn over rate per space~ these thirty- nine (39) spaces would allow perhaps as many as 200 to 250 individuals to park in the area per day. To assure the continued accessability of these spaces allocated to the general public, in- dividuals working in downto~ Concord should not be allowed to uti- lize this parking lot. Each morning, between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M., this area should be patroled by the person in charge of enforcing parking regulations (a sheriff's deputy or a designate of the County Manager). When individuals are noticed utilizing the parking for other than County Courthouse business, a ticket should be issued. A warning ticket could be given first, then a ticket costing $5.00 or $10.00 could be issued for each successive time. A list of license numbers of suspected offenders would be helpful on a daily basis, identifying those who habitualy park unlawfully in this lot. A rigid check for the first few weeks on a daily basis from the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M., then a weekly spot check would likely cure the problem