The URL can be used to link to this page

98-697^ Presented By aS 1 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC), via 2 the State General Fund, provides funds to assist political 3 subdivisions of the State of Minnesota for the development of 4 youth sports and recreation programs, and 5 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul is an eligible applicant for 6 these funds and desires to submit grant applications for the 7 following program, and 8 Mariucci Inner City Hockey - Inner city youngsters ages 6-8, 9 with an emphasis on children of color from the Summit-University 10 and Frogtown areas, will receive instruction on skating and play 11 hockey. Skates and equipment are provided on a no-cost basis. 12 ($20,000 grant request; $20,000 Mariucci Inner City Hockey 13 Starter Association match provided). 14 WHEREAS, the above mentioned application to the MASC 15 requires the participation of the City of Saint Paul as the unit 16 of local government and resolution by local government to apply 17 for funding, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 NOW, TAEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Saint Paul authorizes the proper City officials to submit the following grant application, and Mariucci Inner City Hocicey ($20,000 grant request) BE T8'FURTHER RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation will serve as the official liaison with the MASC for the purposes of accepting, entering into necessary agreements and administering the before mentioned grants. Council File # ` " li 1 4 0 R I G I N A L Green Sheet # � � T RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ORIGlNAL �l �' � �9�1 Yeas Nays Absent Benanav +/ Blakey _ ,/ Bostrom ,i Coleman r Harris ✓ Lantry _ ✓ Rei ter ,i � Adopted by Adopt'on Certif By Approved May By: \ �� iy yr/ !J Requested by: Divis on of Parks and Recreation g ...�--� �( ,� ' �. � � Form Approved by City Attorney DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/LOUNCIL DATEINITIATED �� `�� GREEN SHEET (9S NO. 63814 Parks and Recreation July 8, 1998 CONTACT PERSON AND PHONE INfTiAUDATE INITIAUDATE Mike Rossberg 266-6447 � DEPARTMEMDIflECTOR 5 c�rrcouNa� ASSIGN rvUM9Eq W 3 CRY ATTOflNEY _QTV CLEFK MUST SE ON COUNIXL AGENpA BY (OAiE1 ROUi1NG ORDER ? FlNANCIAL SERVICES �IR. s OFFlCE OF FlN. SERVICES/ACCOUNiiNG August 5 � �99H _4_MAYOPlORA5515TANn�__ �� TOTAL S OF SIGNATURE PAGES � lC4P ALL LOCATIONS f-0R SIGNANHE� ncnon, aenu�o: Signatures authorizing the submission and, if awarded, the acceptance, entrance into necessary agreements and administration by the Division of Parks and Recreation of one (1) grant proposal to the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC) Mighty Kids grant program for youth, sports and recreational activities. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A1 or Reject (R� PERSONAL SERVICE CON7RACTS MUST /1NSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: _PLANNING COMMISSION _CIVIL SERVICE GOMMISSION �, y� }his persoMfirm evef wotkEO untler a ronVact tor Ihis deparbnent? CIeCOMM1TTEE _ VES NO A STAFF 2. Has this persOn/frm ever been a city employee7 DISTRICT COUNQL YES NO — — . 3. Does this persoNfrm Oossess a skill noc nortnally possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE? VES NO Explain all yea answers an separate sheet and ettach to green sheet. INITIATiNG PfiOBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, Wh¢n, Where, Whyl: Very few inner city children, especially children of color, participate in hockey, despite comprising about 60% of Saint Paul's student population. The reasons for this include a lack of a cultural tradition of playing hockey, few role models who play hockey, and lack of resources to obtain hockey equipment ice time, and team fees. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: This program will make it possible for children ages 6, 7 and 8 to try hockey without the burden of a large up front expense. This will be done by purchasing and offering skates and equipment free on a loan basis, recruiting assistance from selected inner city school personnel, renting ice time, developing instructors and coaches, and raising additional funds, DISADVANTAGES IF APPRDVED: � R g-� "-�� p,R E1�Ta � None. KE�E1NEi. ��`�� ti" �� JUL 1 � 1998 �{�� g�� o�=s��gcg �� -� �,�� : �� c��.�3_a�� DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Children ages 6-8 living primarily in the Summit-University and Frogtown areas will not have the opportunity to gain exposure to hockey at a free or minimal cost. This lack of exposure will likely be perpetuated throughout their childhood years. �,��;i `q�;g��P�;� �G:,�°� ��. � � �� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S ZO.00O COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDINGSOURCE MASC "Miahtv Kids qrant oronram ACTIVfTYNUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIM ^ Presented By aS 1 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC), via 2 the State General Fund, provides funds to assist political 3 subdivisions of the State of Minnesota for the development of 4 youth sports and recreation programs, and 5 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul is an eligible applicant for 6 these funds and desires to submit grant applications for the 7 following program, and 8 Mariucci Inner City Hockey - Inner city youngsters ages 6-8, 9 with an emphasis on children of color from the Summit-University 10 and Frogtown areas, will receive instruction on skating and play 11 hockey. Skates and equipment are provided on a no-cost basis. 12 ($20,000 grant request; $20,000 Mariucci Inner City Hockey 13 Starter Association match provided). 14 WHEREAS, the above mentioned application to the MASC 15 requires the participation of the City of Saint Paul as the unit 16 of local government and resolution by local government to apply 17 for funding, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 NOW, TAEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Saint Paul authorizes the proper City officials to submit the following grant application, and Mariucci Inner City Hocicey ($20,000 grant request) BE T8'FURTHER RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation will serve as the official liaison with the MASC for the purposes of accepting, entering into necessary agreements and administering the before mentioned grants. Council File # ` " li 1 4 0 R I G I N A L Green Sheet # � � T RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ORIGlNAL �l �' � �9�1 Yeas Nays Absent Benanav +/ Blakey _ ,/ Bostrom ,i Coleman r Harris ✓ Lantry _ ✓ Rei ter ,i � Adopted by Adopt'on Certif By Approved May By: \ �� iy yr/ !J Requested by: Divis on of Parks and Recreation g ...�--� �( ,� ' �. � � Form Approved by City Attorney DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/LOUNCIL DATEINITIATED �� `�� GREEN SHEET (9S NO. 63814 Parks and Recreation July 8, 1998 CONTACT PERSON AND PHONE INfTiAUDATE INITIAUDATE Mike Rossberg 266-6447 � DEPARTMEMDIflECTOR 5 c�rrcouNa� ASSIGN rvUM9Eq W 3 CRY ATTOflNEY _QTV CLEFK MUST SE ON COUNIXL AGENpA BY (OAiE1 ROUi1NG ORDER ? FlNANCIAL SERVICES �IR. s OFFlCE OF FlN. SERVICES/ACCOUNiiNG August 5 � �99H _4_MAYOPlORA5515TANn�__ �� TOTAL S OF SIGNATURE PAGES � lC4P ALL LOCATIONS f-0R SIGNANHE� ncnon, aenu�o: Signatures authorizing the submission and, if awarded, the acceptance, entrance into necessary agreements and administration by the Division of Parks and Recreation of one (1) grant proposal to the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC) Mighty Kids grant program for youth, sports and recreational activities. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A1 or Reject (R� PERSONAL SERVICE CON7RACTS MUST /1NSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: _PLANNING COMMISSION _CIVIL SERVICE GOMMISSION �, y� }his persoMfirm evef wotkEO untler a ronVact tor Ihis deparbnent? CIeCOMM1TTEE _ VES NO A STAFF 2. Has this persOn/frm ever been a city employee7 DISTRICT COUNQL YES NO — — . 3. Does this persoNfrm Oossess a skill noc nortnally possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE? VES NO Explain all yea answers an separate sheet and ettach to green sheet. INITIATiNG PfiOBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, Wh¢n, Where, Whyl: Very few inner city children, especially children of color, participate in hockey, despite comprising about 60% of Saint Paul's student population. The reasons for this include a lack of a cultural tradition of playing hockey, few role models who play hockey, and lack of resources to obtain hockey equipment ice time, and team fees. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: This program will make it possible for children ages 6, 7 and 8 to try hockey without the burden of a large up front expense. This will be done by purchasing and offering skates and equipment free on a loan basis, recruiting assistance from selected inner city school personnel, renting ice time, developing instructors and coaches, and raising additional funds, DISADVANTAGES IF APPRDVED: � R g-� "-�� p,R E1�Ta � None. KE�E1NEi. ��`�� ti" �� JUL 1 � 1998 �{�� g�� o�=s��gcg �� -� �,�� : �� c��.�3_a�� DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Children ages 6-8 living primarily in the Summit-University and Frogtown areas will not have the opportunity to gain exposure to hockey at a free or minimal cost. This lack of exposure will likely be perpetuated throughout their childhood years. �,��;i `q�;g��P�;� �G:,�°� ��. � � �� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S ZO.00O COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDINGSOURCE MASC "Miahtv Kids qrant oronram ACTIVfTYNUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIM ^ Presented By aS 1 WHEREAS, the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC), via 2 the State General Fund, provides funds to assist political 3 subdivisions of the State of Minnesota for the development of 4 youth sports and recreation programs, and 5 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul is an eligible applicant for 6 these funds and desires to submit grant applications for the 7 following program, and 8 Mariucci Inner City Hockey - Inner city youngsters ages 6-8, 9 with an emphasis on children of color from the Summit-University 10 and Frogtown areas, will receive instruction on skating and play 11 hockey. Skates and equipment are provided on a no-cost basis. 12 ($20,000 grant request; $20,000 Mariucci Inner City Hockey 13 Starter Association match provided). 14 WHEREAS, the above mentioned application to the MASC 15 requires the participation of the City of Saint Paul as the unit 16 of local government and resolution by local government to apply 17 for funding, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 NOW, TAEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Saint Paul authorizes the proper City officials to submit the following grant application, and Mariucci Inner City Hocicey ($20,000 grant request) BE T8'FURTHER RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation will serve as the official liaison with the MASC for the purposes of accepting, entering into necessary agreements and administering the before mentioned grants. Council File # ` " li 1 4 0 R I G I N A L Green Sheet # � � T RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ORIGlNAL �l �' � �9�1 Yeas Nays Absent Benanav +/ Blakey _ ,/ Bostrom ,i Coleman r Harris ✓ Lantry _ ✓ Rei ter ,i � Adopted by Adopt'on Certif By Approved May By: \ �� iy yr/ !J Requested by: Divis on of Parks and Recreation g ...�--� �( ,� ' �. � � Form Approved by City Attorney DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/LOUNCIL DATEINITIATED �� `�� GREEN SHEET (9S NO. 63814 Parks and Recreation July 8, 1998 CONTACT PERSON AND PHONE INfTiAUDATE INITIAUDATE Mike Rossberg 266-6447 � DEPARTMEMDIflECTOR 5 c�rrcouNa� ASSIGN rvUM9Eq W 3 CRY ATTOflNEY _QTV CLEFK MUST SE ON COUNIXL AGENpA BY (OAiE1 ROUi1NG ORDER ? FlNANCIAL SERVICES �IR. s OFFlCE OF FlN. SERVICES/ACCOUNiiNG August 5 � �99H _4_MAYOPlORA5515TANn�__ �� TOTAL S OF SIGNATURE PAGES � lC4P ALL LOCATIONS f-0R SIGNANHE� ncnon, aenu�o: Signatures authorizing the submission and, if awarded, the acceptance, entrance into necessary agreements and administration by the Division of Parks and Recreation of one (1) grant proposal to the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC) Mighty Kids grant program for youth, sports and recreational activities. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A1 or Reject (R� PERSONAL SERVICE CON7RACTS MUST /1NSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: _PLANNING COMMISSION _CIVIL SERVICE GOMMISSION �, y� }his persoMfirm evef wotkEO untler a ronVact tor Ihis deparbnent? CIeCOMM1TTEE _ VES NO A STAFF 2. Has this persOn/frm ever been a city employee7 DISTRICT COUNQL YES NO — — . 3. Does this persoNfrm Oossess a skill noc nortnally possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE? VES NO Explain all yea answers an separate sheet and ettach to green sheet. INITIATiNG PfiOBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, Wh¢n, Where, Whyl: Very few inner city children, especially children of color, participate in hockey, despite comprising about 60% of Saint Paul's student population. The reasons for this include a lack of a cultural tradition of playing hockey, few role models who play hockey, and lack of resources to obtain hockey equipment ice time, and team fees. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: This program will make it possible for children ages 6, 7 and 8 to try hockey without the burden of a large up front expense. This will be done by purchasing and offering skates and equipment free on a loan basis, recruiting assistance from selected inner city school personnel, renting ice time, developing instructors and coaches, and raising additional funds, DISADVANTAGES IF APPRDVED: � R g-� "-�� p,R E1�Ta � None. KE�E1NEi. ��`�� ti" �� JUL 1 � 1998 �{�� g�� o�=s��gcg �� -� �,�� : �� c��.�3_a�� DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Children ages 6-8 living primarily in the Summit-University and Frogtown areas will not have the opportunity to gain exposure to hockey at a free or minimal cost. This lack of exposure will likely be perpetuated throughout their childhood years. �,��;i `q�;g��P�;� �G:,�°� ��. � � �� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S ZO.00O COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDINGSOURCE MASC "Miahtv Kids qrant oronram ACTIVfTYNUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIM