October 9, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • Page 25 Allendale Rohsler’s hosts Founder’s Day festivities Enthusiastic crowds turned out to help celebrate Founder’s Day Weekend at Rohsler’s Allendale Nursery and Florist in Allendale. Rohsler’s is now commem- orating 100 years in business. Alternate side parking (continued from page 15) said, parking would be limited to the south side of the street from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. “This way everyone will be kept on the south side for pick up without crossing West Prospect,” Kratz said. “We recognize others will then go from Idalane to West Prospect. We’ll just have to monitor it,” he added. He said at the time of the police survey, about 12-15 cars were parked on both sides of Idalane, with an additional 8- 15 parked on West Prospect on both sides of the intersection waiting to pick up stu- dents. Frank McKenna said perhaps the school administration could be asked to stagger the dismissal time of the middle school and high school students. John Livesey said that restricting Idalane parking might move the problem up to Yvonne, resulting in two blocks with problems. Kratz said perhaps parents would real- ize that parking on West Prospect instead would be a better solution. “They can get in and out quicker,” he said. The administrator said that permit-only parking for residents was not considered a good idea, as had been suggested by the residents, because it would have forced everyone onto West Prospect. Closing the access gate in the back of the school was also discarded, he said, because of the 80- 90 students who use the street to go home, 60 percent walk home rather than being picked up.