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P�,t,�j(:c ORDINANCE
ITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
P sented By '
Referred To -�:LGt-cl�c- Committee: Date —��� Q
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2 An Ordinance To Protect The Stratospheric Ozone Layer By estricting The
3 Use And Emissions Of Ozone-Depleting Compounds
4
5 WHEREAS, available scientific evidence indicates hat chlorofluorocarbons
6 ("CFCs") and Halons, when discharged into the/�nvironment, deplete and
7 degrade the earth's protective ozone layer,;'�allowing increased amounts of
8 ultraviolet radiation to penetrate the �arth's atmosphere, thereby posing
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9 an acute and immediate danger to hum health, life and the environment.
10 Available scientific evidence indi ates an increase in ultraviolet
11 radiation will result in seriou irreparable damage to all living
12 tissues, increasing such ha as skin cancers, cataracts, suppression of
13 the human immune system, d age to crops and aquatic life, and related .
14 harms.
15
16 WHEREAS, the Mon eal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone
17 Layer (an interna ional pact) which was ratified by the United States on
18 April 21, 1988, and which became effective January 1, 1989, calls for
19 reductions i the production, importation, and exportation of CFCs to
20 fifty perce t (50�) of the worldwide 1986 levels, by 1998, and for a
21 freeze on the production of Halon at 1986 levels beginning January 1,
22 1992:
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1 , , cent discoveries have shown that the reductions in CFC ✓
2 levels set forth in the Montreal Protocol are insufficient to remedy the
3 global health and safety risk created from the release of CFCs and
4 Halons;
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6 WHEREAS, in light of the current and future limitations on the
7 production of CFCs both nationally and internationally, the development
8 and utilization of environmentally safe alternatives to CFCs at this time
9 will create a competitive advantage to those businesses electing to
10 utilize such alternatives prior to the effective date of any
11 comprehensive international, federal, state or local regulation banning
12 the use of CFCs and Halons;
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14 WHEREAS, the release of CFCs and Halons into the atmosphere is a
15 global danger to the environment, thus any reduction in the release of
16 said materials within the City of Saint Paul will reduce this global
17 danger and will result in a benefit to the overall health and safety of
18 the public inside and outside the City of Saint Paul;
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20 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul encourages the research and
21 development of environmentally safe alternative technologies and products
22 to replace the use of CFCs and Halons;
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24 WfiEREAS, the City of Saint Paul supports all international, federal,
25 and state bans on uses of CFCs; however, until such bans have been
26 adopted by the appropriate agencies, responsible action on the part of
27 the City of Saint Paul is necessary to reduce CFC and Halon use in order
28 to promote the long-term health, safety and welfare of the general
29 public, and the environment, and
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2 WHEREAS, to protect the environment, and the health, safety and
3 welfare of its citizens, the City of Saint Paul herein, by this Ordinance
4 intends to prohibit the manufacture, sale and distribution of certain
5 products made of or with a blowing agent compound which consists of CFCs,
6 and to significantly reduce the release of Halons into the earth's
7 atmosphere;
8
9 WHEREAS, elected officials of the City of Saint Paul and citizens of
10 the City of Saint Paul have a right to know the specific sources of
11 emissions of CFCs and Halons emanating from their community;
12
13 NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby
14 ordain, that the Saint Paul Legislative Code is hereby amended to read as
15 follows:
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17 SECTION 1
18 Chapter OZONE-DEPLETING COMPOUNDS
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20 .01. Definitions.
21 For purposes of this Division, the following definitions shall apply:
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23 (a) "Chloroflourocarbons", hereafter "CFCs", shall mean the family of
24 substances containing carbon, fluorene and chlorine, and having no
25 hydrogen atoms and no double bonds, and which includes, without
26 limitation, CFC-11, CFC-12, CFC-113, CFC-114, and CFC-115. Examples
27 of products containing or utilizing chloroflourocarbons are "Freon"
28 used in air conditioning and refrigeration units, degreasers and
29 solvents used in the cleaning of inetals and electronic components
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1 � � � a�' �i��d an� flexible foam used in car seats, bedding, furniture, �
2 and insulation.
3
4 (b) "Halon" shall mean any fully halogenated carbon compound
5 containing bromine, chlorine, or fluorene, and includes, without
6 limitation, Halon-1301, Halon-1211 and Halon-2402.
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8 (c) "Ozone-Depleting Compound", hereafter "ODCs", shall mean any CFC,
9 Halon, the chemical compounds of inethyl chloroform and carbon
10 tetrachloride or any other chemical compound hereafter designated by
11 the City Council by amendment to this Ordinance, as being an "ODC. "
12
13 (d) "ODC Food Packaging" shall mean any container, carton, box, cup,
14 lid, plate, bowl, tray or wrapping of any kind, which is or may be
15 used to contain, package, store, insulate or serve any food and/or
16 beverage, where any CFC has been used in the manufacturing and
17 production of such item.
18
19 (e) "Rigid or Flexible Foam Containing or Utilizing an Ozone-Depleting
20 Compound" shall mean any rigid or flexible foam, such as styrofoam
21 or thermoplastic foam, building insulation, or any other rigid or
22 flexible foam that contains within any closed cell any ODC or that
23 was produced by using an Ozone-Depleting Compound in any manner
24 during the manufacturing process.
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26 (f) "City" shall mean all territory within the corporate limits of the
27 City of Saint Paul, County of Ramsey, State of Minnesota.
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4 (h) "Person" shall include any natural person, firm, association,
5 partnership or corporation, whether acting as a principal, agent,
6 employee or otherwise, and includes any governmental entity or
7 charitable organization.
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9 (i) "Establishment" shall mean any domestic or foreign corporation,
10 firm, association, syndicate, joint stock company, partnership of
11 any kind, joint venture, club common law trust, society or
12 individual engaged in any profession, trade, occupation and any and
13 every kind of calling carried on for profit or otherwise within the
14 City, including any governmental entity or charitable organization.
15
16 (j) "Licensed Health Care Facility" shall mean any health care
17 facility licensed either by the State of Minnesota Department of
18 Health or by the United States Department of Health and Human
19 Services.
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21 (k) "Director of Public Health" shall mean the person in charge of the
22 Division of Public Health who shall be responsible for enforcement
23 of this ordinance.
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25 . 02. Disclosure.
26 Every employer in the City where the business activity includes the
27 handling and use of ODCs in furtherance of the business activity shall
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�� �';(�� ���Y�in six ,montk�s after the passing of this ordinance, register a
2 notice with the Director of Public Health identifying the quantity,
3 types and uses of ODCs in the business activity;
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5 (2) within one year after the passing of this ordinance, conduct and
6 submit an audit to the Director of Public Health which sets out an
7 amount of the ODCs used in the business activity, and identifies the
8 methods used for recovery and reclamation the of ODCs; and
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10 (3) if such business activity is commenced after the one-year period
11 referred to in subsection (2) , register the notice required by
12 subsection (1) and submit the audit required by subsection (2) to
13 the Director of Public Health at the time of commencing operation of
14 the business activity.
15
16 . 03. Restrictions on the Manufacture of Equipment or Products Containing
17 Ozone-Depleting Compounds.
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19 (a) No person in the City shall use any ODC in any process or activity
20 involving the manufacture, production, cleansing, degreasing, or
21 sterilization of any substance or product, except as otherwise provided
22 in this section.
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24 (b) No person shall package any product with Rigid or Flexible Foam
25 containing or utilizing ODCs, except as otherwise provided in this
26 section.
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28 (c) Exemptions:
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2 manufacture, no commercially viable alternative to the use of the
3 ODCs, and there exists in connection with such manufacture, a properly
4 operating recovery system at the place of manufacture for the ODCs;
5 and an audit for ODCs has been conducted in accordance with
6 Subsection .02.
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8 (2) This Subsection shall not apply to the study and/or research of
9 the effects of the release of ODCs into the environment and/or the
10 development of alternative technologies, where such compounds are
11 necessary for conducting such study and research.
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13 (3) This Subsection shall not apply to any ODC used as a coolant in
14 any refrigeration or air conditioning unit or system.
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16 (4) This Subsection shall not apply to any Licensed Health Care
17 Facility operated either for profit or not for profit, including any
18 medical research conducted at such facility, or to manufacturers of
19 any "drug" and/or any medical "devise" as the terms "drug" and
20 "devise" are defined in Title 21 U.S.C. Sections 321(g) (1) and 321 (h)
21 if the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, but only if the
22 manufacturer is required to comply with the Good Manufacturing
23 Practice requirements adopted pursuant to Title 21 U.S.C. Section
24 360j (f) . This exemption is valid until such time as safe and
25 effective alternatives to the current uses of ODCs by the Licensed
26 Health Care Facility or manufacturer of drugs and/or medical devices
27 are available as determined by the Director of Public Health and
28 approved by the Council. All manufacturers of drugs and/or medical
29 devises that utilize ODCs shall adopt and implement a recycling system
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1 � �'������ny ODC used as a sterilant by such manufacturers shall be ✓
2 recaptured and recycled.
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4 (5) This section shall not apply to any person manufacturing a
5 product or component product under contract with any branch of the
6 United States Armed Forces where applicable military specifications
7 require the use of an ODC. Such person shall adopt and implement a
S reclamation and recycling program.
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10 . 04. Restrictions on the Use of Rigid Foam Insulation.
11 No person in the City shall sell or install any rigid foam material
12 for building insulation that contains ODCs or with respect to which ODCs
13 are used as a blowing agent during the manufacturing process.
14 Simultaneous with the filing of a building permit application, the
15 applicant shall submit a written verification certifying that the
16 building insulation to be installed does not include rigid foam
17 insulation containing ODCs.
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19 . 05. Disposal of Ozone-Depleting Compounds Contained in Building
20 Insulation
21 No person shall erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move,
22 improve, remove, convert, renovate or demolish any building or structure
23 which requires removal of existing insulation that contains an ODC
24 without recovering and properly disposing of such insulation.
25
26 .06. Required Recapture and Recycling of Ozone-Depleting Compounds used
27 as Coolants in Refrigeration andJor Air Conditioning Units.
28 No Person in the City shall manufacture, service, or repair or permit
29 the manufacture, service, or repair of any air conditioner, air
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1i,,,��i` ������ system, chiller, refrigerator, freezer, refrigerating or �
2 cooling� equipment or system, unless such person ensures that any coolant
3 containing ODCs will be recaptured and recycled and not released into the
4 environment during the manufacturing, servicing, or repair process.
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6 . 07. Restriction on the Sale of Specific Products Containing Ozone-
7 Depleting Compounds.
8 No person shall sell:
9 (1) Coolant containing ODCs for refrigeration or building or vehicular
10 air conditioning systems in containers with a total weight of less
11 than 15 pounds.
12 (2) Hand-held fire extinguishers containing ODCs for home use.
13 (3) Party streamers that contain ODCs.
14 (4) Electronic equipment cleaners, photographic equipment cleaners and
15 disposable containers of chilling agents that contain ODCs and that
16 are used for noncommercial or non-medical use.
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18 . 08. �?isposal of Refrigeration or Air Conditioning Unit or System
19 Every person in the City who disposes of any refrigeration or air
20 conditioning unit or system that contains ODCs either in conjunction with
21 the disposal of another product, or in any other manner, shall only
22 dispose of such product or equipment
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24 (1) by delivering such product or equipment to a recovery site
25 approved by the City or by delivering such items for disposal in
26 accordance with garbage collection procedures required by the City;
27 or
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� �'(�2�I �i���suring tha� prior to disposal, the ODCs contained therein are �
2 drained and recovered from the product or equipment and thereafter
3 transported intact to a recovery site approved by the City.
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5 . 09. Restrictions on the Manufacture and Sale of Aerosol Containers usina
6 Ozone-Depleting Compounds.
7 No person in the City shall manufacture or distribute aerosol
8 containers that uses ODCs as a propellant, except aerosol containers of
9 products used for medical purposes.
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11 . 10. Permit Required for Testing Fire Extinguishing Systems or Units
12 Which Utilize ODCs.
13 No person in the City shall release ODCs in the training of personnel
14 or in the testing of any fire extinguishing system unless
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16 (a) release of ODCs during testing or training is required by rule of
17 the federal government or one of its agencies, the state government
18 or one of its agencies, or a political subdivision of either the
19 federal or state governments; and
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21 (b) the owner or lessee of the premises has obtained a testing permit
22 from the Director of Public Health in consultation with the
23 appropriate fire suppression authorities.
24
25 . 11. Reclamation of Ozone-Depletinq Compounds from Portable Fire
26 Extinguishing Systems or Units.
27 All establishments that repair, service, or perform maintenance on any
28 portable fire extinguishing system or unit shall adopt and implement a
29 reclamation system whereby any ODCs used as the extinguishing agent in
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2 be recaptured and recycled or properly disposed of.
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4 .12. Severability.
5 If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this
6 chapter is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional
7 following a decision by a court of competent jurisdicti�o1n�"uch decision
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8 shall not effect the validity of the remaining portior�s f the chapter.
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10 SECTION 2. ��
11 This ordinance shall come into force twelve mon s after the date of its
12 passage, approval, and publication, and shal];�be assigned an appropriate
13 chapter number in the mext revision of �1�;`�egislative Code, except
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14 (1) Section 1.02, which shall come ' �o force six months after the
15 date of passing; and
16 (2) Section 1.03, which sha],� co e into force eighteen months after
� �17 the date of passage.
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Bob Cudahy, 298-4473 � ❑DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR �cmr couNa�
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ACf10N RECUEBTED:
Seeks to reduce emissions of ozone-depleting compounds by requiring recapture and recycling
of these compounds during some uses and by prohibiting other uses.
RECOMMENDATION3:Approw UU o►�1�(� COUNCIL COMMITTEE/F�SEARCN REPORT OPTIONAL
_PLANNINO COMMIS810N _CIVIL SERVICE COMM18810N '��YBT PMONE NO.
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8UPPORTS WHICH COUNqL OBJECTIVE?
INfTIATINO P�BLEM.ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY(Who.Whet,Whsn.WMro.Why):
Emissions of ozone-depleting compounds are posing an environmental threat to the citizens
of St. Paul.
ADVANTAOES IF APPROVED:
Reductions of such emissions would help slow the degeneration of the ozone layer, thus
reducing the health risks posed.
REC�tvFn
DISADVANTAOES IF APPROVED:
None. _ Gl7'Y GIERK
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DISADVANTA(iE8 IF NOT APPROVED: ���/ /
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Emissions continue and he.
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NOTE: COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE CiREEN 3H�ET INSTRUCTIONAL � •
MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASIN(3 OFFICE(PHONE NO: 298-4225).
ROUTINl3 ORDER:
Below are preferred routings for the five most frequent types of documeMs:
CONTRACTS (assumes authorized COUNGL RESOLUTION (Amend, Bdgts./
budget exists) Accept. Grants)
1. Outside Agency 1. Department Director
2. Initiating Department 2. Budget Director
3. City Attomey 3. City Attorney
4. Mayor 4. MayodAsaistant
5. Finance&Mgmt Svcs. Director 5. City Council
6. Finance Accounting 6. Chief Accountant, Fin&Mgmt Svcs.
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER (Budget COUNCIL RESOLUTION (sll others)
Revision) and ORDINANCE
1. Activity Manager 1. Initiating Department Director
2. Department Accountant 2. City Attomey
3. DepenmeM Director 3. MayoNAssistant
4. Budget Director 4. City Council
5. City Clerk
6. Chief Accountant, Fin&Mgmt Svcs.
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS (ali others)
1. Initiating Department
2. City Attorney
3. MayodAssistant
4. City Clerk
TOTAL NUMBER OF SIGNATURE PAGES
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each of these pages.
ACTION REQUESTED
Describe what the projecUrequest aeeks to accomplish in either chronologi-
cal order or order of importance,whichever ia most appropriate for the
issue. Do not write complete sentences. Begin each item in your list with
a verb.
RECOMMENDATIONS
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or private.
SUPPORTS WHICH COUNGL OBJECTIVE?
Indicate which Council objective(s)your project/request supports by listing
the key word(s)(HOUSING, RECREATION, NEIGHBORHOODS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,
BUDGET, SEWER SEPARATION). (SEE COMPLETE LIST IN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL.)
COUNCIL COMMITTEEIRESEARCH REPORT-OPTIONAL AS REQUESTED BY COUNCIL
INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY
Explain the situation or conditbns that created a need for your project
or request.
ADVANTA(�ES IF APPROVED
Indicate whether this is simply an annual budget procedure required by law/
charter or whether there are speciflc ways in which the City of Saint Paul
and its citizens will benefit from this project/action.
DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED
What negative effects or major changes to existlng or past prxesses might
this projecUrequest produce if it is passed(e.g.,traffic delays, noise,
tax increases or asseasments)?To Whom?When? For how long?
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED
What will be the negative conaequences if the promised action is not
approved? Inability to deliver service?Continued high traffic, noise,
accident rate? Loss of revenue?
FINANCIAL IMPACT
ARhough you must tailor the information you provide here to the issue you
are addressing, in general you must answer two questions: How much is it
going to cost?Who is going to pay?
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JANE A. MC PEAK, CITY ATTORNEY
647 City Hall,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102
61�298-5121
JAMES SCHEIBEL FAX 612-298-5619
MAYOR
March 12, 1990
Mr. Robert Long
Council Member
7th Floor, City Hall
BUILDING
RE: Ozone Depleting Compounds Ordinance
Dear Mr. Long:
I have reviewed the attached ordinance placing controls on the use
of ozone depleting compounds (ODC's) in Saint Paul.
This letter is written to satisfy the requirements of
Section 3.02 (3) of the Saint Paul Administrative Code in order to
permit the ordinance to be introduced, and is directed as well to
the City Clerk.
As we have discussed I am continuing to do the legal research
necessary to determine whether or not the ordinance could sustain
a legal challenge. The press of other assignments has prevented
me from completing that work, and will prevent additional work
until the end of April. In the interim, in order to allow the
public debate to begin, and the necessary record to be developed,
you may proceed with the ordinance in draft form.
I will be happy to continue to work with you and your staff on this
ordinance once my schedule is less demanding.
Sincerely,
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Thomas J. yandt
Assistant City Attorney
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Councilmember Dave Thune's Off'ice
City of Saint Paul
Seventh Floor, City Hall
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
(612) 298-4151
MEMORANDUM
DATE: July 15, 1992 RECEIVE�
To: Molly 0'Rourke, City Clerk JUL 161992
C�TY C�.ERK
FROM: J im Murp y
SUBJECT: Items Re r ed to Committee
Attached is a list of the matters referred to the Public Works Committee. Upon
review by the City Council and administration, it was determined that all items
on this list, with referral dates between January 1, 1988 through December 31,
1991, can be withdrawn except for the following items:
• Resolution - 89-1172; GS-45
• Ordinance - 89-2108; GS-1539
• Resolution - 90-1849; GS-5341
s Resolution - 90-1823; GS-2564
• Resolution - 90-2066; GS-59
• Resolution - 91-859; GS-15729
• Resolution - 91-900; GS-15128
• Resolution - 91-531; GS-10237
• Resolution - 91-1318; GS-15735.
Also, all requests to appear before the Public Works Committee, with referral
dates between January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1991, can be withdrawn. Item
��2 on the July 15, 1992 Public Works Committee agenda recommends the withdrawal
of these items.
All of the previously referenced items have been highlighted in yellow on the
attached list.
� Enclosure: . --
cc: City Councilmembers
Lou Cotroneo RECEiVE�k
CITY CL�Rt�
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CITY OF SAINT PAUL RE�E��Ep
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OFFICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL �UL 2 � �992
Cl T y C�E�q�,
DAVE THUNE
Councilmember �
PUBLIC WORKS, UTILITIES, AND TRANSPORTATIO� �
COMMITTEE REPORT
Wednesday, July 15, 199
CONSENT AGENDA
1. Approval of June 3, 1992 Public Works Committee minutes.
Committee recommends approval. (3 - 0)
2. Recommending Withdrawal of Pending Items: All pending items, referred to the Public
Works Committee from January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1991, will be
recommended for withdrawal. At the request of the City Council or Administration, an
item will not be recommended for withdrawal.
See attached memo to Molly O'Rourke from Jim Murphy dated July 15, 1992. (4 -
0)
°3.��t.=���VACATION: Petition of Kevin and Susan Jensen for the vacation of part of Otto Avenue
�/ between Montcalm Court and Lexington Parkway for the purpose of correcting a garage
encroachment in Otto Avenue. (Before the City�Co�incil=8/�11'"/92)
Committee recommends approval. (4 - 0�
4. VACATION: Petition of Housing Redevelopment Authority for the vacation of the alley in
(/ Block 11, Bazil and Guerin's Addition, bounded by 7th Street, 7th Place, St. Peter Street
and Wabasha Street for the new Children's Museum. :(Before the-;City:Council 8/1,1/92)�
� Committee recommends lay over to August 19. (4 - 0)
5. FINAL ORDER: Constructing a sanitary sewer and a sanitary sewer service connection
in Kennard Street from Case Avenue to approximately 225 feet north of Case Avenue.
1/� �(Before`the City;Council�8/,4/92) � �
Committee recommends approval. (4 - 0) �
V6. FINAL ORDER: Constructing a sanitary sewer in McLean Avenue from Clarence Street
to approximately 250 feet west of Clarence Street. (Befor"e'the City Council 8/4/92)-�
Committee recommends approval. (4 - 0)
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