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CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ' IB��
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Referred To Committee: Date
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4 RESOLUTION CONSIDERING THE REPORT OF THE ADVISORY
5 COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE PACKAGING
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9 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul and the City of Minneapolis adopted ordinances relating to
10 environmentally acceptable packaging; and
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12 `JVHEREAS, the Advisory Committee oii Ea��ironmentally Acceptable Pa�kaging for the Cities of
13 Minneapolis and Saint Paul has sub�itted its report with recorrunendations to the City of
14 Saint Paul;
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16 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of Saint Paul thanks the Advisory
17 Committee for its efforts and hard work, commends the Committee for the quality of the Report on
18 Environmentally Acceptable Packaging for the Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul and looks
19 forward to further input from the Conunittee over the course of the coming year; and
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21 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council endorses the Guidelines for Rules and
22 Enforcement of Rules recommended by the Advisory Commit±ee; and
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24 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
25 develop detailed rules and regulations consistent with the Guidelines by September 1, 1990 and, in
26 so doing, to consult with affected parties.
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28 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
29 work with other agencies in cities with similar ordinances to ensure enforcement compatibility; and
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2 I RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
3 phase in enforcement of the Ordinance beginning January 1, 1991 over a 6-month period for those
4 packages identified in Tier I, over a 9-month period for packages identi�ied in Tier IIA, and over 12
5 months for the packages identified in Tiers IIB & IIC; and-
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7 BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the City Council concurs with the recommended changes to
8 those sections of the Saint Paul Legislative Code Section 236 regarding flexible packaging,
9 degradable packaging and recyclable packaging.
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Adopted by Council: Date ApR � 2 1990 Form Approved by City Attorney
Adoption ertified by Council Secretary By:
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BY� Approved by Mayor for Submission to
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Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
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4 RESOLUTION CONSIDERING THE REPORT OF THE ADVISORY
5 COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE PACKAGING
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9 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul and the City of Minneapolis adopted ordinances relating to
i0 environmentally acceptable�packaging; and
12 WHEREAS, the Advisory CQmmittee on Environmentally Acceptable Packaging for the CiYies of
13 Minneapolis and Saint Paul has submitted its raport with recommendations to the City of
14 Saint Paul;
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16 NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, that the City Council of Saint Paul thanks the Advisory
17 Committee for its efforts and hard work, commends the Committee for the quality of the Report on
� Environmentally Acceptable Packaging for the Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul and looks
forward to further input from the Committee over the course of the coming year; and
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21 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council endorses the Guidelines for Rules and
22 Enforcement of Rules recommended by the Advisory Committee; and
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24 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
25 develop detailed rules and regulations consistent with the Guidelines by September 1, 1990 and, in
26 so doing, to consult with affected parties.
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28 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
29 work with other agencies in cities with similar ordinances to ensure enforcement compatibility; and
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2 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council directs the Director of Public Health to
3 phase in enforcement of the Ordinance beginning January l, 1991 over a 6-month period for those
4 packages identi�ed in Tier I, over a 9-month period for packages identified in Tier IIA, and over 12
�months for the packages identified in Tiers IIB & IIC; and
7 BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the City Council concurs with the recommended changes to
8 those sections of the Saint Paul Legislative Code Section 236 regarding flexible packaging,
9 degradable packaging and recyclable packaging.
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Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary gy:
BY� Approved by Mayor for Submission to
Council
Approved by Mayor: Date
By: By�
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Members:
��'�� � OFFICE OF THE CTTY COUNCIL Roger J.Goswitz,chair
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° '� David Thune,vice chair
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Committee Report ��R�
9i990
To: Saint Paul City Council LI?�`, C!�k:t
. From: Public Works, Utilities, and Transportation Committee
Roger J. Goswitz, Chair
� 1• Approval of minutes of February 21, 1990
Hearinq Date
2• Recommendations of the Advisory Committee Approved 3-0
on Environmentally Acceptable Packaging Resolution -
for the Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul . Ordinance
/Changes 2-1
3. 3/20/90 FINAL ORDER: Acquiring Property necessary Approved 3-0
for ponding purposes in the area of Sylvan
and Acker Strets in conjunction with Sylvan/
Acker Area Sewer Project. �
4. 3/20/90 FINAL ORDER: Acquiring permanent utility Approved 3-0
easements located near the intersection of
Sylvan and Acker Streets in conjunction with
the Sylvan/Acker Area Sewer Project.
5. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: Acquiring permanent and Approved 3-0
temporary easements located near Arundel
Street from Topping to Burgess and Woodbridge
Street from Lawson to Cook in conjunction
with the Woodbridge/Front Area Storm Sewer
Project.
6. 3/31/90 FINAL ORDER: Acquiring permanent and Approved 3-0 �
temporary easements located near Galtier
from Sycamore to Atwater, Wayzata just west
of Rice and Woodbridge from Milford to Wayzata
in conjunction with the Woodbridge/Front Area
Storm Sewer Project.
7. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: Improve Robie Street from Hall Approved 3-0
Avenue to Humboldt Avenue as part of the
Concord/Congress Area Street Paving and
Lighting Project.
8. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: Improve Wheeler Street from Approved 3-0
St. Clair to Sargent as part of the Portland/
Aldine Area Street Paving and Lighting Project.
9. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: Improve Pinehurst Avenue from Approved 3-0
Fairview to Howell as part of the Fairview/
Montreal Area Street Paving and Lighting Project.
10. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: Improve parts of Clifton, Fulton Approved 3-0
and Tuscarora as part of the Seventh/Otto Area
Street Paving and Lighting Project.
11. 3/13/90 FINAL ORDER: For new sidewalk construction on Approved 3-0
the south side of Watson Avenue from 340 feet
west of Chatsworth to 190 feet west of Chatsworth.
12. 3/13/90 Ratification of Assessments: For improving Approved 3-0
Virginia Street from Idaho to cul-de-sac.
Work completed during 1988 construction year.
13. RESOLUTION 90-62: Authorizing proper city Approved 3-0
officials to execute a lease agreement with
the Soo Line Railroad Company for a strip of
land located in railroad right-of-way adjoining
the east end of Emma Street to allow barricade
at end of street to remain. (Referred to Committee
2/20/90) .
14. RESOLUTION 90-263: Requesting the State Approved 3-0
Department of Transportation to include in
their bridge design of I-94 at Marion and Western
. to include ornamental railings and lights at
cost to the City.
15. RESOLUTION 90-264: Authorizing proper City Approved 3-0
officials to enter into a cooperative construction
agreement with the State Department of Transportation
for proposed reconstruction of Minnehaha Avenue
between White Bear and Hazel and between Pedersen
and McKnight. (Referred to Committee 2/20/90) .
16. RESOLUTION 90-265: Indemnifying, saving and Approved 3-0
holding harmless the state of Minnesota for
reconstruction of Front Avenue between Western
and Rice with a variance from MSA standards.
(Referred to Committee 2/ZO/90) .
17. RESOLUTION 90-280: Directing the Division of Laid over to
Parks and Recreation to rename the South Mar. 21,1990
Mississippi Blvd. entrance to Hidden Falls as
Hidden Falls Drive and the Prior Street entrance
to Hidden Falls Park as Lower Hidden Falls Drive.
(Referred to Committee 2/22/90) .
18. RESOLUTION 90-282: Authorizing acquisition of Approved 3-0
tax-forfeited parcels for ponding purposes
associat3d with the City's storm water management
projects for the Birmingham/Minnehaha Pond,
Birmingham/York Pond and Etna/Third Pond.
(Referred to Committee 2/22/90) .