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90-1792 ' ��:';j� � R �'� � N A � � � �.�� Co nci l � � 'F�i le �# c� -'�/ / oC.� Ordinance # � Green Sheet # � ORDINANCE ��` �"w. � C1TY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA �' �� Presented By �� a d _ , Referred To Cortmittee: Date ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ An ordina ce amending the Saint Paul Legislative Code so as to epeal Chapters 408 and 420 and to enact a new Chapter 4 8 regulating the businesses of recycling collectio centers and recycling processing centers. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1 That Chapters 08 and 420 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be and are hereby repeale in their entirety, and the following enacted as a new chapter 408. Ch pter 408. Recycling Collection Center Recycling Processing Center Section 408.01 License Required. No person shall engage in the business of operat ng a recycling collection center or a recycling processing center ithin the city without a license. A separate license shall be held for ach business premises or auxiliary location within the city. Sec. 408 . 02 . efinitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the ;ollowing terms sh 11 have the meaning indicated in this section: Recyclabl Material is reusable material including but not limited to gla s, plastics and synthetic materials, paper products such as newspa ers, stationery, scrap paper, computer paper and corrugated car board, rubber, batteries, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, concre e, asphalt, wood and building materials not including yard waste. Recycling Collection Center is a recycling collection facility in a building or the acceptance by donation, redemption, or purchase of recyclable aterials. Such a facility may allow limited compacting or rushing of recyclable materials. Recycling Drop-Off Station is a facility consisting of reverse vending machin s or unattended weather resistent containers that are provided for t e collection of recyclable materials. Any such recyclable mat rial collected shall be of a size permitting it to be placed complet ly inside an enclosed reverse vending machine, weather resistant cont iner or trailer so that said materials are not exposed to the element . Such a facility may be established in conjunction �R1G �� . � � � A } y i i��'`� tr�ith'�Tfd acce sor �to an existin commercial or industrial use. The Y g term recyclin drop-off station shall not include temporary mobile collection co tainers. Recyclin Processing Center is a recycling facility that ( accepts, stor s, and processes recyclable materials whether or not maintained in connection with another business. Processing includes but is not li ited to bailing, briquetting, crushing, compacting, grinding, shr ding, sawing, shearing and sorting of recyclable materials and he heat reduction of such materials. Sec. 408.03 . ees. The annual license fee for a recycling collection center ' s three hundred sixty-three dollars and twenty-five cents ($365. 25) , a d the annual license fee for a recycling processing center is six hund ed eighty-seven dollars and twenty-five cents ($687.25) . Sec. 408. 04 . icense Requirements. (a) Applicati n. An applicant for an initial license under this chapter s all submit to the license and permit division a written a plication signed by himself or herself if an individua , by all partners if a partnership, or by the president or chief executive officer if a corporation. The applicati n shall be signed under oath and shall contain the following information: (1) Name, residence, and telephone number of every person havi g an interest in the business in excess of ten (10) perc nt ownership. (2) The rade name and address of the business on behalf of whic the application is made and its telephone number. (3) Exac address and property description of the premises in Sain Paul where any part of the business is to be carried on, ogether with a diagram of the premises showing, with exac ness, the location of the abutting roads, ' properties, buil ings and uses, and the location, materials and design of a 1 buildings to be used in the licensed business, incl ding structures required hereunder. (4) Such other information as the inspector may reasonably requ re to assist the council. b) Investiqa ion. Upon receipt of an initial application, the inspector shall forward it to the building inspection and design division, the fire department, and the division of public health. ach office will complete due investigation and will report to the council through the inspector within forty-five days. Sec. 408 . 05. iaense Regulations. a) Recyclinq Collection Center. Every licensee of a recycling collectio center must comply with the following conditions: 2 � r.- /7 RIGI�N �'=�� . . �;�'�� - ) The required license, name and phone number of the facility ope ator, and the hours of operation must be prominently dis layed. (2) The se of power-driven equipment shall be limited to wit in a building(s) except for the once-a-day transfer of deposited recyclable materials in containers from exterior drop-off stations on the premises to storage locations wit in the building(s) . (3) All xterior storage of material and goods for drop-off stations must be in durable, waterproof, and rustproof cont iners or enclosures that are covered so that said mate ials and goods are not exposed to the elements. Al1 cont iners or enclosures must be secured from unauthorized entr or removal of goods or material, attractively pain ed, maintained in good condition, and of a capacity suff'cient to accommodate all such materials. The coll ction schedule must also be posted in full view of the publ 'c at all times. (4) The ontainers used for recycling drop-off stations must be clea ly marked to identify the type of material and goods that may be deposited and shall display a notice stating that no material or goods shall be left outside the recy ling containers. There shall be a sign indicating that cans and bottles should be rinsed prior to deposit at the rop-off station or the collection center. (5) The ecycling collection center shall not operate between 7: 00 P.M. and 7 : 00 A.M. if the facility is located within five hundred (500) feet of residentially zoned or resi entially used property measured from the property line of t e recycling collection center to the property line of the earest residentially zoned or residentially used prop rty. (6) No f' re hazards shall exist on the premises. (7) The remises shall be maintained in a clean and orderly cond tion free of rats and other vermin, wastes and stan ing water. No oil, grease, petroleum products or othe harmful, hazardous or noxious liquids shall be allo ed to run off the property or absorb into the ground. (8) Nois levels shall not exceed the limits set forth in Chap er 293 of the Legislative Code. (9) Weed and grass on the premises shall be maintained in acco dance with Chapter 45 of the Legislative Code. (10) No m terial used in the business shall rest on or protrude on a y public property or be permitted to be blown off the prem ses. (11) No a tivity required by this chapter to be licensed shall be c nducted any place except upon the premises described in a license, other than necessary transport of materials to o from licensed premises. 3 01\ �-l7�i � � � ' . . . �� 177�7, b) Recyclin Processing Center. Every licensee of a recycling processi g center shall comply with the following conditions: (NOTE: a recycling processing center that collects recyclable material shall be subject only to the following conditions and not thos stated above for a recycling collection center. ) (1) The required license, name and phone number of the facility ope ator, and the hours of operation must be prominently dis layed. (2) All xterior storage and processing areas must comply with the equirements for containers and screening set forth in Section 60. 612 (18) if in an I-1 zoning district or Section 60. 6 4 (1) if in an I-2 zoning district. (3) Ther shall be no open burning of any material and no fire haza ds shall exist on the premises. The use of cutting torc es, furnaces and other equipment which produce a flame shal not be construed to constitute open burning. (4) The remises shall be maintained in a clean and orderly cond'tion free of rats and other vermin and free of stan ing water. No oil, grease, petroleum products or othe harmful, hazardous or noxious liquid shall be allowed to r n off the property or absorb into the ground. (5) Nois levels shall not exceed the limits set forth in Chap er 293 of the Legislative Code. (6) Weed and grass on the premises shall be maintained in acco dance with Chapter 45 of the Legislative Code. (7) No m terial used in the business shall rest on or protrude on a y public property, or be permitted to be blown off the prem ses. (8) No a tivity required by this chapter to be licensed shall be c nducted any place except upon the premises described in a license, other than necessary transport of materials to o from licensed premises. Sec. 408. 06. ecord Reeping. a) Licensees shall maintain records on the premises for at least one year or the following transactions: i) Purc ases from minors. Purchases of all materials, excl ding beverage containers and paper products, from pers ns under age of eighteen. In addition, each licensee shal obtain written consent of a parent or guardian of the mino before purchasing any materials for which records of purc ases are required. The written consents shall also be main ained by the licensee for one year. ii) Purc ases over $200. Purchases of all materials, excluding beve age containers and paper products, for an amount of $200 or more from any person. 4 0 R i G � A�� . � ��_,,��.: � formati n recorded. Records for materials purchased shall bef77�7 made at t e time of the purchase and shall provide an accurate account o description of the materials purchased. Each record shall be learly and legibly written in the English language and shall inc ude the amount paid, the date and time of the receipt, the selle 's identification including the seller's name and address. ecords shall be open to inspection at all reasonable times by he inspector or designee or any member of the police departmen . (c) If probab e cause exists that specific goods or materials are stolen co traband or have been used in the commission of a crime and a rep esentative of the police department notifies the licensee f such, the licensee shall not sell or permit to be sold, rem ve or permit to be removed, such goods and materials until suc time as may be determined by the Chief of Police or his repre entative, provided that such time shall in no case exceed th period of 90 days from the time of notification. Sec. 408. 07 . icense not transferable. Licenses issued hereunder shall not be trans erable. Sec. 408. 08. enewal; Transition Provisions. (a) Renewal. Any person to whom an initial license has been issued may obtai the annual renewal of the license by filing with the inspector an application which specifies any changes in the informati n submitted with the initial application and the annual li ense fee. The inspector shall process the application in the ma ner specified in section 408 . 04 and the council shall consider he application in the manner specified in section 310. 04. (b) Transitio Provisions. Applications for renewal by persons holding a license under the provisions of chapters 408 or 420, as of the effective date of this ordinance, with respect only to existing remises, shall be treated as a renewal rather than an initial 1 cense provided that the persons agrees to abide by the terms of his chapter within 90 days from the expiration of the original icense; provided, however, that no such licenses shall be renewe for premises except those located in B-3 , I-1, I-2 and I-3 z ning districts. (c) Adverse a tion. The council may take adverse action on any license i accordance with the procedures set forth in chapter 310. 5 � RI� GINAL � . . � ,J _,��- ,T7�� Section 3 This ordinanc shall take force and be in effect thirty days from and after its passage, approval and publication. ____________________________----- __________________________________________________________________________ --------------- ------- --�--- --------- Yeas Na s Absent Requested by Department of: Dimond Goswttz � Lon `- Maccabee Rettman �— Thune Wilson ` BY� _________________�__ —�_ —_________ Adopted by Council: Dat N OV i 5 i990 Form App ed by Ci Atto ney Adopti ti �ertified by C uncil Secretary BY. '�. -, � � c/� �-�� r� �� ;� � BY' '�� Appr ve by or for Submission to Approved b�r- Mayor: Dat NOV � 6 1990 Coun i By: l�/;lib..�;:��y"//�>;-,�`i BY: U PttBl.lSHED ��::�'�i n :� 99U � , ' , • . . � `�,,,,� CITY OF SAINT PAUL Members: �,�r ; OFFICE OF THE GTI'Y COUNCIL Roger J. Goswitz,chair o � � David Thune,vice chair � uut�im „ t� Tom Dimond � nu t n ^o �CiE�Y�� Bob Long ` ,... Date: October 31,1990 Committee Report �+i31i�� CITY CLERK To: Sain Paul City Council From: Publ c Works, Utilities, and Transportation Committee Rog r J. Goswitz, Chair Nearinq Date Action Appro al of Minutes of October 17, 1990. APPROVED 3-0 1. FINAL ORDER: For improving Stewart Avenue from APPROVED 3-0 Alton Street to Springfield Street by grading pavin and constructing concrete curb and gutter where necessary. (Laid over in Committee 9/19/90 and 1 /3/90) 2. 11/8/90 VACAT ON: Petition of Housing and Redevelopment LAID OVER TO Autho ity for the vacation of part of Park Street, 11/21/90 Acker Street and the alleys in Jillson's-Addition bound d by Rice, Sycamore, Sylvan and the Burli gton Northern Railroad. Purpose is to devel p Phase I of URAP North End Development Proje t. 3. 11/8/90 VACAT ON: Petition of Ace Auto for the vacation LAID OVER TO of pa t of Acker Street and Park Street. Bounded 11/21/90 by Ri e, Sycamore, Sylvan and the Burlington North rn Railroad. Purpose is to increase stor�ge area or cars. 4. 11/8/90 AMEND D FINAL ORDER: Improve the following streets APPROVED with bituminous roadway, concrete curb and gutters, 3-0 concr te driveway aprons and outwalks, boulevard resto ation and a lantern style street lightingi syste for parts of Niles, Syndicate, Griggs, Edgcu be, Montcalm, Scheffer, Highland Parkway, Elean r, Watson, Pleasant, Otto, May, Middleton, Vista Race, Alaska, Albion, Benson, Ivan Way and Dealt n. All to be known as the Edgcumbe/Bayard - Area treet Paving and Lighting Project. 5. 11/8/90 FINAL ORDER: Constructing the Edgcumbe/Bayard APPROVED - Area torm Sewer Project. Area bounded by Hamline, 3-0 Randolph, 35E and Shepard Road. Also construction of sa itary, storm and water service connections, if re uested by property owners. ' � � � . � , , , . . �� r�� . �' 6. 11/1/90 FINAL ORDER: Improving the following streets � APPROVED with a bituminous roadway, concrete urb and 3-0 gutters, concrete driveway aprons and outwalks, boulevard restoration and a lantern style street lighting system for parts of Bayard, Eleanor, Finn, Kenneth, Niles, Sumner and Watson. All to be known as the Highland Mt. Curve Area Street Paving and Lighting Project. 7. 11/1/90 FINAL ORDER: For constructing the Highland/ APPROVED Mt. Curve Area Storm Sewer Project. Bounded by 3-0 Randolph, Fairview, Highland Parkway, and the Mississippi River Blvd. Also, installation of sanitary, storm and water service connections, if requested b the r ners. 8. G - 90-1792 - An ordinance repealing APPROVED Chapters 408 and 420 of the Legislative Code and AMENDED 3-0 enacting a new Chapter 408 regulating the businesses of recycling collection centers and recycling processing centers. (Referred to Committee 10/11/90) 9. RES LUTION - 90-1849 - Declaring a moratorium on LAID OVER the installation of fiber optic telecommunications INDEFINITELY lines within the public right-of-way for the next ninety (90) days. (Referred to Committee 10/18/90) 10. Continental Cablevision of St. Paul Year 5 LAID OVER TO Evaluation and Franchise Fee Reduction Request. 11/21/90 o � � �� N� � `Counci l Fi le # ��- /19� �, 13 ' Ordinance # Green Sheet # ,�/�(r�0 ORDINANCE CITY F SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA �; Presented y �Referred To C-G-' �l�-G�-� Commi ttee: Date �U `��4�� J�3-�d-- ------------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ----------------- -- ---------------- ----------- ---------------------- ti---------------- An ordin ce� ending the Saint Paul Legislative Code so as to epea Chapters 408 and 420 and to enact a new Chapter 408 re ating the businesses of reaycling collectio cente and recycling processing centers. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF S INT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1 That Chapters 08 and 420 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be and are hereby repeale in their enti ty, and the following enacted as a new chapter 408. Ch pter 408. Recyci ng Collection Center Recycling Prc�cessing Center Section 408. 01. License Required. No person shall engage in the business of operat ng a recycling collec ion center or a recycling processing center ithin the city without a license. A separate license shall be held for ach business premises o auxiliary, location within the city. Sec. 408.02. efinitions. For the purp es of this chapter, the following terms sh 11 have the meaning indica d in this section: Recyclabl Material is reusable materi�l including but not limited to gla s, plastics and synthetic mat�rials, paper products such as newspa ers, stationery, scrap paper, romputer paper and corrugated car board, rubber, batteries, ferrc3us and non-ferrous metals, concre e, asphalt, wood and building m�terials not including yard waste. �� Recycling Collection Center is a recycling �` llection facility in a building or the acceptance by donation, red mption, or purchase of recyclable aterials. Such a facility may allo limited compacting or rushing of recyclable materials. '' Recycling Drop-Off Station is a facility consi ing of reverse vending machin s or unattended weather resistent con ainers that are provided for t e collection of recyclable materials. Any such recyclable mat rial collected shall be of a size pe 'tting it to be placed complet ly inside an enclosed reverse vending achine, weather resistant cont iner or trailer so that said materials are not exposed to the element . Such a facility may be established 'n conjunction with and acces ory to an existing commercial or indus rial use. The � , ' ,, • �� ,� � �� ii :..-; �ii � 0 R I -G� . . _ ��d-��a ��yclin drop off station shall not include temporary mobile collection co tainers. Recyclin Processing Center is a recycling facility that accepts, stor s, and processes recyclable materials whether or not maintained in connection with another business. Processing includes but is not li ited to bailing, briquetting, crushing, compacting, grinding, shr dding, sawing, shearing and sorting of recyclable materials an the heat reduction of such materials. Sec. 408.03 . es. The annual license fee for a recycling collection center ' s five hundred dollars ($500.00) , and the annual license fee for a ec cling processing center is eight hundred dollars ($800. 00) . Sec. 408.04. License Requirements. (a) Applicati n. An a licant for an initial license under this chapter all submi to the license and permit division a written plication 'gned by himself or herself if an individu 1, by all pa ners if a partnership, or by the presiden or chief exec tive officer if a corporation. The applicati n shall be sig�ed under oath and shall contain the followin information: `E., `�. ,, (1) Name, residence, and t�,�ephone number af every person havi g an interest in tl� business in excess of ten (10) perc nt ownership. y� (2) The rade name and address �f the business on behalf of whic the application is ma � and its telephone number. 3 Exac address and � ( ) property des`�ription of the premises in Sain Paul where any part of tli' business is to be carried on, ogether with a diagram of t�e premises showing, with exac ness, the location of the aH tting roads, properties, buil ings and uses, and the locat�pn, materials and design of a 1 buildings to be used in the '��.icensed business, incl ding structures required hereun4der. '� � (4) Such other information as the inspect`qr may reasonably requ're to assist the council. +� b) Investiqa ion. Upon receipt of an initial ap�lication, the inspector shall forward it to the building i'nspection and design division, the fire department, and the divisio� of public health. ach office will complete due investig�ation and will report to the council through the inspector within forty-five days. Sec. 408.05. icense Requlations. a) Recyclinq Collection Center. Every licensee of a �ecycling collectio center must comply with the following c�nditions: , (1) The equired license, name and phone number of` the facility oper tor, and the hours of operation must be prominently disp ayed. 2 � . . � �,��.--��Z 0 R E G I N��, The se of power-driven equipment shall be limited to wit in a building(s) except for the once-a-day transfer of dep sited recyclable materials in containers from exterior dro -off stations on the premises to storage locations wit in the building(s) . (3) All x rior storage of material and goods for drop-off sta ion must be in durable, waterproof, and rustproof con aine s or enclosures that are covered so that said mat rials and goods are not exposed to the elements. All con iners r enclosures must be secured from unauthorized ent or re val of goods or material, attractively pai ed, main ained in good condition, and of a capacity suf icient to ccommodate all such materials. The coll ction sche ule must also be posted in full view of the public at all ti es. (4) The ontainers use for recycling drop-off stations must be cle ly marked to i ntify the type of material and goods tha may be deposite and shall display a notice stating tha no material or go ds shall be left outside the rec ling containers. here shall be a sign indicating tha cans and bottles sh uld be rinsed prior to deposit at the rop-off station or t e collection center. (5) The ecycling collection ce ter shall not operate between 7:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. if t e facility is located within five hundred (500) feet of re identially zoned or resi entially used property me sured from the property line of t e recycling collection cen er to the property line of the earest residentially zoned � residentially used prop rty. , � (6) No fire hazards shall exist on the �'premises. \ (7) The remises shall be maintained in � clean and orderly con ition free of rats and other verm , wastes and stan ing water. No oil, grease, petro eum products or othe harmful, hazardous or noxious li ids shall be allo ed to run off the property or abso into the ground. °�. (8) Nois levels shall not exceed the limits �et forth in Chap er 293 of the Legislative Code. -;,, (9) Weed and grass on the premises shall be maintained in acco dance with Chapter 45 of the Legislative Code. ,,; (10) No m terial used in the business shall rest oh or protrude on a y public property or be permitted to be lown off the prem' ses. (11) No a tivity required by this chapter to be lice�ised shall be c nducted any place except upon the premises `described in a license, other than necessary transport of materials to o from licensed premises. b) Recyclinq Processinq Center. Every licensee of a recycling processin center shall comply with the following conditions: (NOTE: a ecycling processing center that collects recyclable 3 0 R I�C I N�� -�� erials shall be subject only to the following conditions and not those stated above for a recycling collection center. ) (1) The equired license, name and phone number of the facility ope tor, and the hours of operation must be prominently dis layed. � (2) All xte�,ior storage and processing areas must comply with the requi�ements for containers and screening set forth in Sec ion 60� 612 (18) if in an I-1 zoning district or Section 60.624 (1) i''� in an I-2 zoning district. (3) The e shall no open burning of any material and no fire haz rds shall xist on the premises. The use of cutting tor es, furnac�s and other equipment which produce a flame sha 1 not be con°strued to constitute open burning. �`E 1 (4) The premises shall`�.be maintained in a clean and orderly con ition free of r�ts and other vermin and free of sta ding water. Nofi�il, grease, petroleum products or oth r harmful, hazard`caus or noxious liquid shall be allowed to un off the propert�e, or absorb into the ground. ,� (5) Noi e levels shall not e�eed the limits set forth in Cha ter 293 of the Legisl�ive Code. (6) Wee s and grass on the premises shall be maintained in acc rdance with Chapter 45 of�the Legislative Code. 'f;S, (7) No aterial used in the busines�s shall rest on or protrude on ny public property, or be p�rmitted to be blown off the pre ises. ; ,�� (8) No ctivity required by this chapte� to be licensed shall be onducted any place except upon he premises described in license, other than necessary t ansport of materials to r from licensed premises. �� Sec. 408.06. Record Reepinq. §°'�� a) Licensee shall maintain records on the premis,es for at least one year for the following transactions: '�. � i) Pur hases from minors. Purchases of all ma�erials, exc uding beverage containers and paper products, from per ons under age of eighteen. In addition,'< each licensee sha 1 obtain written consent of a parent or guardian of the min r before purchasing any materials for which records of pur hases are required. The written consents �hall also be mai tained by the licensee for one year. '� , ii) Pur hases over $200. Purchases of all materials'; excluding bev rage containers and paper products, for an amount of $20 or more from any person. b) Informat'on recorded. Records for materials purchased shall be made at he time of the purchase and shall provide an accurate account r description of the materials purchased. Each record shall be clearly and legibly written in the English language and 4 0 R � G I �I�� ¢_,�� ` ��11 in lude the amount paid, the date and time of the receipt, the sell °�s identification including the seller's name and address. cords shall be open to inspection at all reasonable times by inspector or designee or any member of the police departme . (c) If probable ca se exists that specific goods or materials are stolen co traba d or have been used in the commission of a crime and a rep esenta`�ive of the police department notifies the licensee f such,`°;the licensee shall not sell or permit to be sold, re ve or pei^�it to be removed, such goods and materials until suc time as m'�, be determined by the Chief of Police or his repre entative, p�ovided that such time shall in no case exceed th period of sr� months from the time of notification. '`� Sec. 408.07. icense not tran'`�gferable. Licenses issued hereunder shall not be trans erable. '� �`� Sec. 408.08. enewal; Transition`�Provisions. � (a) Renewal. Any person to whom ah initial license has been issued may obtai the annual renewal of:,, the license by filing with the inspector an application which s�ecifies any changes in the informati n submitted with the in�tial application and the annual li ense fee. The inspector,`��hall process the application in the ma ner specified in section 4�8. 04 and the council shall consider he application in the manner specified in section 310. 04. '�. �, (b) Transitio Provisions. Applications fo� renewal by persons holding a license under the provisions o'� chapters 408 or 420, as of the effective date of this ordinance, with respect only to existing remises, shall be treated as a r�newal rather than an initial 1 'cense provided that the persons a,grees to abide by the terms of his chapter within 90 days from the expiration of the original icense; provided, however, that noa, such licenses shall be renewe for premises except those located '��n B-3, I-1, I-2 and I-3 z ning districts. •. (c) Adverse a tion. 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ORDER �MAYOR(OR ASSISTANT) � TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE PAGES � (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUESTED: Approve ordinance amend T�icensiuzg section of Legisl�.tive e and add a ne�a provision regarding ecycling facilities. RECOMMENDATIONS:Approve(A)or Re�ect(R) PERSONAL SERVICE GONTRACTS MUST ANS R TFIE FOLLOWING GUESTIONS: _ PIANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL ERVICE COMMISSION �• Has this person/firm ever worked under a contra for this department? _CIB COMMITTEE _ YES NO 2. Has this person/firm ever been a city employee? _STAFF — YES NO _DISTRiC7 COUAr _ 3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normal possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVEI YES NO Explain all yes enswers on separate sheet and ttach to green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY( ho,What,When,Where,Why): The Zoning Cc�mit has reca�mended changes to the Zoning for recycling facilities. Additions must be e t�o the Legislative Code regarding the 'censing of recycling facilities. The s s that are recc�mberyded in Licensing '11 work t�aell with the requirements r for the Zoning Code. ADVANTA6ES IF APPROVED: R,ecycling facilities will be properly licensed for the approp 'ate business. There will be no discre in definitions and standards for recyc ' facilities betw�een the Zoning and Licen ing Codes. Obsolete licenses (Junk Deal and Scrap Metal Dealer) will be eliminated. DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: Current businesses 1'censed under Chapters 408 or 420 will be icensed under another Chaptex. i DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED: Tllere will be discre cies with definitions between Licensing and Zoning Code regarding recycling facilities � TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION s � COST/REVENUE BUDGETED( JRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACTIVITY NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATION:(EXPLAIN) IU� dOC• uJ �S n u- . ,, � , . � , , ' NOTEc COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE GREEN SHEET INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASING OFFICE(PHONE NO.298-4225). ROUTING ORDER: Below are�rrect routings for the five most frequent rypes of documents: CONTRACTS(assumes authorized budget exists) COUNCIL RESOLUTION(Amend Budgets/Accept.Grants) 1. Outside Agency 1. Department Director 2. Department Director 2. Ciry Attorney 3. City Attorney 3. Budget Director 4. Mayor(for contracts over$15,000) 4. Mayor/Assistant 5. Human Rights(for contracts over$50,000) 5. City CounCil • 8. Finance and Management Services Director 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services 7. Finance Accounting ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(Budget Revision) COUNCIL RESOIUTION(all others,and Ordinances) 1. Activity Manager 1. Department Director 2. Department Acxountant 2. City Attorney 3. Department Director 3. Mayor Assistant 4. Budget Director 4. City Council 5. City Clerk 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(ail others) 1. Department Director 2. City Attorney 3. Finance and Management Services Director 4. City Clerk TOTAL NUMBER OF SIGNATURE PAGES Indicate the#of pages on which signatures are required and peperclfp or flag each of thsss pays. ACTION RE�UESTED Describe what the projecUrequest seeks to accomplish in either chronologi- cal order or order of importance,whichever is most appropriate for the issue. Do not write complete sentences. Begin each item in your list with a verb. RECOMMENDATIONS Complete if the issue in questfon has been presented before any body,public or private. SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE? Indicate which Council objective(s)your projecUrequest supports by Iisting the key word(s)(HOUSING, RECREATION, NEIGHBORHOODS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, BUDGET, SEWER SEPARATION). (SEE COMPLETE LIST IN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL.) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS: This information will be used to determine the cityg liability for workers compensation claims,taxes and proper civil service hiring rules. INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY Explain the situation or conditions that created a need for your project or request. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED Indicate whether this is simply an annual budget procedure required by law/ charter or whether there are specific ways in which the City of Salnt Paul and its citizens will benefit from this projecUaction. DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED What negative effects or major changes to existing or past processes might this projecUrequest produce if it is passed (e.g.,traffic delays, noise, tax increases or assessments)?To Whom?When?For how long? DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED What will be the negative consequences if the promised action is not approved? Inability to deliver service?Continued high traffic, noise, accident rate?Loss of revenue? FINANCIAL IMPACT Although you must tailor the information you provide here to the issue you are addressing, in general you must answer two questfons:How much is it going to cost?Who is going to pay? . , r ' . . . . .. , , ��D �<7,�1� . , I i CITY OF SAI1�T PAUL utllf�i7R1 e1° "` OFFICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL PAULA MACCABEE � SUSAN ODE Counc�7member � Legislative Aide MARK BALOGA Legislative Aide Members: Paula Maccabee, Chair Bob Long Janice Rettman Date: September 26 1990 COMMIITEE REPO T HUMAN SERVICES, REGULATED INDUSTRIES AND.RULES AN�D POLICY COMMITTEE 1. Ordinance r gulating the business of recycling colle�tion centers and recycling p ocessing centers (Laid Over in Committee '9-12-90) . COMMITTEE R COMMENDED APPROVAL WITH AMENDMENTS, 3-0 2. Ordinance 9 -1463 - Forfeiture of motor vehicles associated with violation of prohibit'on against solicitation to vice (Laid Over in Committee 9-12- 90) . THIS ITEM W LL BE LAID OVER TO THE NOVEMBER 14, 1990, HUMAN SERVICES, REGULATED I DUSTRIES, AND RULES & POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING 3. Administrative Order D-11065 - Payment to contractor providing research for the Southea t Asian Initiative Report (Referred from Council 9-6-90) . COMMITTEE COMMENDED THAT THIS ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER BE PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGE DA, 3-0 4. Ordinance 9 -1163 Section 11 - amending Chapter 5 of the F►dministrative Code pertaining o Finance Department organization to include Cable Communicati ns into Citywide Information Services (for referral to Public Works Commi tee) . ' THIS ISSUE AS REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR A DETAILED EXAMINATIO OF CABLE ISSUES WITH SUPPLEMENTAL MOTION THAT TO THE EXTENT THE PROPOSED 0 DINANCE REMOVES CABLE COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF CITY GO ERNMENT, THE HUMAN SERVICES, REGULATED INIJUSTRIES, AND RULES & POLICY COM ITTEE RECOMMENDS DENIAL, 3-0. chr CITY HALL VENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL,MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-5378 . 6a�o46 . � . Printed on Recycled Paper . � . � :. ,. t � � ,.2 . . ; _ � f f =aa`Y �Y ;Y. 4 J'f � { .`.,�._ �y� . �.J< J - / 1 � { L :': t`.+ �'�r '+�T'' i 4 Y}Y~ ' " _ .,4 t� � 1 -.} f� �. •_ �h "~ � .` 4 ,. ? y 1.+ s . . - .. r-' M1 ,_ : y y�� '_ .. � � i' ,��,�, � -� � o rY �r .-b`...r`Ai '�''3°'� .�l.d .r2 ...� . " � d-v'i � {„`�.4a# fyF� . x� � �:" u-a � .i� ..? . > E _ �;,`,,�. ��:.�.t aa�5�.:1•+•is .r ,S c 4 �: y3,'•r � v s :.�`Y r't ..i.. 3 a '� $' . ,..y� 4. -,,,,y. 'r r x � e s,c .. t t . .�� - . 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