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RESOLUTION RA IFYING ASSESSMENT B�_ ` - - `�
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Voting Assessme t Na �
Wud In the matter of th assessment of benefits, cost and expenses for
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the operatin costs for the Above Standard Street Lighting System for
the followin :
18390 North side f Ford Parkway from Mississippi Riler Blvd to 713. 02 feet
0072 east of Ken eth Street ;
South side f Ford Parkway from Mississippi River Blvd to 587 . 13 feet
east of Ken eth Street ;
West side f Cleveland Avenue from 95 . 65 f@et north of Scheffer
Avenue to 2 5 feet south of Ford Parkway and
East side o Cleveland Avenue from 240 feet n rth of Eleanor Avenue
to 222 feet south of Ford Parkway known as th!e Ford�Cleveland Above
Standard Li hting Area for the months of Janua y thru December , 1990.
Preli inary Order No. 89�1610 Approve� September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89-1836 Approve October 10 , 1989
18336 Both sides elby Avenue from Arundel Street to Virginia Street ;
0071 East side A undel Street from Selby Avenue to 172 . 5 feet south and
Both sides estern Avenue from 120 feet sou h of Selby Avenue to
Dayton Aven e known as the Selby — Western Are� Above Standard Street
Lighting fo the months of January thru December , 1990.
Preli inary Order No. 89-1611 Approveld September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89-1837 Approve�d October 10 , 1989
18321 Both sides of East Fifth Street from Wall Street to Jackson Street ;
0070 Both sides of East Sixth Street from Wall Street to Jackson Street ;
Both sides of Sibley Street from Fourth Street to Seventh Street ;
Both sides acouta Street from Fourth Street to Seventh Street and
East side of Jackson Street from Fifth Street to Sixth Street known as
the Lowerto n Above Standard Street Lighting Area for the months of '
January thru December 1990. '
Preliminary Order No. 89-1612 Approve�d September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89-1838 Approve��d October 10 , 1989
18392 Both sides o Grand Avenue from 260 feet west o�E Victoria to 100 feet
0073 east of Dale Street ; !
Both sides f Victoria Street from 150 feet north of Grand to 150
feet south o Grand ;
West side of St. Albans Street from Grand to 150 feet north of Grand
and East si e of Dale Street from Grand to 15'b feet north of Grand
known as the Grand—Dale�Victoria Above Standard Street Lighting Area
for the mont s of January thru December , 1990.
Prelim nary Order No. 89-1613 Approve�i September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1839 Approved October 10 , 1989
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REPORT OF COM LETION OF ASSESSMENT � ��
File No. ���•�
Voting f Assessmen�Na
W+� Iri the matter of_the essment of benefits, cost and ex�enses for
1• 2. '�. 4 � I _
the operating costs for the Above Standard Street Lighting System for
the following �
18390 North side o Ford Parkway from Mississippi River Blvd to 713.02 feet
0072 east of Kenn th Street ;
South side o Ford Parkway from Mississippi River Blvd to 587 . 13 feet
east of Kenn th Street ;
West side o Cleveland Avenue from 95 . 65 fe�t north of Scheffer
Avenue to 26 feet south of Ford Parkway and
East side of Cleveland Avenue from 240 feet no,rth of Eleanor Avenue
to 222 feet south of Ford Parkway known as th� Ford—Cleveland Above
Standard Lig ting Area for the months of January thru December , 1990.
Prelim nary Order No. 89-1610 Approved' September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1836 Approved October 10 , 1989
18336 Both sides S lby Avenue from Arundel Street to Virginia Street ;
0071 East side Ar ndel Street from Selby Avenue to 172 . 5 feet south and
Both sides estern Avenue from 120 feet sout,h of Selby Avenue to
Dayton Avenu known as the Selby — Western Area" Above Standard Street
Lighting for the months of January thru December, 1990.
Prelim' nary Order No. 89-1611 Approved September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1837 Approved October 10 , 1989
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18321 Both sides f East Fifth Street from Wall Street to Jackson Street ;
0070 Both sides f East Sixth Street from Wall Stre�et to Jackson Street ;
Both sides o Sibley Street from Fourth Street to Seventh Street ;
Both sides W couta Street from Fourth Street to Seventh Street and
East side of Jackson Street from Fifth Street tp Sixth Street known as
the Lowerto n Above Standard Street Lighting Area for the months of
January thru December 1990.
Prelim nary Order No. 89�1612 Approved September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1838 Approved October 10 , 1989
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18392 Both sides o Grand Avenue from 260 feet west of Victoria to 100 feet
0073 east of Dale Street ; I
Both sides f Victoria Street from 150 feet north of Grand to 150
feet south of Grand ;
West side of St. Albans Street from Grand to 150 feet north of Grand
and East si e of Dale Street from Grand to 150 feet north of Grand
known as th Grand—Dale—Victoria Above Standard Street Lighting Area
for the months of January thru December , 1990. �
Preli inary Order No. 89�1613 Approveld September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89�1839 Approve,d October 10 , 1989
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18430 North side E change Street from St . Peter Streel� to Cedar Street ;
0076 South side E change Street from Wabasha Street north to Cedar Street ;
South side E change Street from St . Peter Street� to 150 feet east of
St . Peter St eet for the North Wabasha Area Abo�ve Standard Street
Lighting Are for the months of January thru De�ember , 1990.
Prelim nary Order No. 89�1614 Approved September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1840 Approve�i October 10 , 1989
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18423 Both sides of Grand Avenue from Snelling Aven�e to about 150 feet
0074 west of Fair iew ( 167 feet north side , 144 feet' south side ) for the
Grand Avenue West Area Above Standard Street Li,ghting Area for the
months of Ja uary thru December , 1990.
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Preliminary Order No. 89�1615 Approved September 12 , 1989
Final yder No. 89�1841 Approve'�d October 10 , 1989
18425 Both sides of Grand Avenue from about 260 feet west of Victoria ( 180
0075 feet north side , 260 feet south side ) to about 1210 feet west of
Lexington Pa kway ( 210 feet north side , 130 feetl south side) ;
Both sides of Lexington Parkway from the alley north of Grand Avenue
to the alley south of Grand Avenue ;
Both sides of Oxford Street from Grand Avenue to the alley north of
Grand Avenue ; 'I
West side of Oxford Street from Grand Avenue to the alley south of
Grand Avenue •
Both sides o Chatsworth Street from Grand Aven�e to the alley north of
Grand Avenue and Both sides of Milton Street from Grand Avenue to the
alley north f Grand Avenue for the Grand Avenl�e East Above Standard
Street Light ng System for the months of January thru December , 1990.
Preli inary Order No. 89-1616 Approved September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89�1842 Approvet� October 10 , 1989
18434 West side Smi h Avenue from Stevens Street to 100 feet south of Baker
0077 Street ; East ide Smith Avenue from Stevens Stre'et to 75 feet south of
Baker Street and Both sides Smith Avenue from �nnapolis Street to 50
feet north o Annapolis Street for the Smith Avenue Above Standard
Street Lighti g System for the months of Januarylthru December 1990.
Preli inary Order No. 89-1617 Approv�ed September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89-1843 Approvid October 10 , 1989
18510 Both sides Wa asha Street from Kellogg Boulevard to llth Street ;
0078 Both sides Fi th Street from St. Peter Street tolWabasha Street and
Both sides Si th Street from St. Peter Street to� Wabasha Street for
the Wabasha—Fifth�Sixth Area Above Standard Street Lighting System for
the months of November and December 1990.
Preliminary Order No. 89-1618 Approv�ed September 12 , 1989
Fina Order No. 89�1844 Approu,ed October 10 , 1989
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18525 Both sides Sel y Avenue from 221 feet east of Dali� Street to Grotto
0079 Street and Bot sides Dale Street from 116. 38 feeit north of Selby
Avenue (east s de ) and 110 feet north of Selby Av�nue (west side) to
110 feet south of Selby Avenue (west side) and 17�2. 5 feet south of
Selby Avenue ( ast side) — Selby Avenue Revitalization Project No. 1
Area Above Standard Street Lighting System for th'e months of September
to December , 1990.
Preli inary Order No. 89�1619 Approve;ld September 12 , 1989
Final Order No. 89-1845 Approve�d October 10 , 1989
18550 North side Co cord Street fXom 50 feet southeast �of Ada Street to
0100 approximately 125. 06 feet northwest of State Strelet and South side
Concord Stree from approximately 78. 59 feet nortahwest of George
Street to app oximately 362.81 feet southeast of , State Street —
Concord Area hase I Area Above Standard Street I�ighting System for
for the month of November and December , 1990.
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Prel minary Order No. 89-1620 Approv�d September 12 , 1989
Fina Order No. 89-1846 Approved October 10 , 1989
18607 the Departme t of Revenue Area Above Standard Street Lighting System
0101 Area is boun ed by the Mississippi River , Rober't Street , Fillmore
Avenue and S ate Street for the months of Janua'ty thru December ,
1989 and Jan ary thru December, 1990. '
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Pre iminary Order No. 90-1054 Approv�ed July 26 , 1990
Finzl Order No. 90-1346 Approved August 7 , 1990
18590 West side of St. Peter Street from Kellogg Blvd'I. to E. Sixth Street
0104 and from E. Seventh Street to Interstate 94. 'I
East side of St. Peter Street from E. Fourth Stireet to Interstate 94
with multig obe lights from E. Sixth Street to ,Seventh Place Mall only
for the St. Peter Street Area Above Sta�/dard Street Lighting System
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for the mon hs of October thru December , 1990. '
Pre iminary Order No. 90�484 Approv�ed March 29 , 1990
Fin 1 Order No. 90�834 Appro�Ted May 17 , 1990
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DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATE INITIATED " ��� �� _10 8 6 8
Finance De artment/Real Estata 8/2�/90 GR E E N S
�• EONTACT PERSON 8 PHON-F� �DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR���A�T �CITY COUNCIL INITIAUDATE
Kath Ries �" 298-512 A881GN �CITYATTORNEY �CITYCLERK
NUMBER FOR
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY(DATE) 8 ���qo ROUTING �BUDOET DIRECTOR �FIN.8 MGT.SERVICES DIR.
Must be in City Clerk's iC2 IIO ORDER MAYOR(ORASSISTANT)
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TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE PAGES 1 (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
ACTION REQUE3TED:
Setting date of hearing to ratify above standard street lighting ystems for various areas
Approve the actual asse sment costs for the 1990 operation of th teen (13) above standard
lighting systems. The esolution for the 13 areas is attached. ile 4�'s 18390, 18336, 18321
18392 18430 18423 1 25 18434 18510 18525 18550 18607 1 590.
RECOMMENDATIONS:Approve(A)or ReJect(R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANS R THE FOLLOWING�UESTIONS:
_PLANNING COMMIS310N _ CIVIL ERVICE COMMIS310N �• Has this personlfirm ever worked under e contre fo�this department?
_CIB COMMITfEE _ YES NO
A 2. Has this person/firm ever been a city employee
—�A� — YES NO
_DtSTRICT COURT _ 3. Does this person/firm possess a skili not normal possessed by any current city employee?
3UPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE?Wa dS 1�2�3��F YES NO
Explaln all yes answers on separats shsst and ttach to green sheet
Safer and Better Neighb rhoods
INITIATINO PROBLEM.IS3UE,OPPORTUNITY ,What,When,Where,Why):
A public hearing was h ld for each of the above-standard lightin systems. In each case,
after hearing from the various neighborhood district councils, b siness associations,
property owners and st ff, the Council approved both the constru tion of these systems and
their operation by the City on an assessment basis. It is requi ed that a public hearing be
held each year for bot the estimated operating costs and then t e actual operating costs.
The first above standa d lighting system began with the Lowerto system in 1983. These
systems have increa �ed at a rate of about 2 systems per year sin e then.
ADVANTACiES IF APPROVED:
This has become an ann al budget procedure. The assessment poli�y originated to allow the
direct benefitting par ies to pay for the additional operating c sts and provide for
uniform maintenance of the systems.
DISAOVANTAOES IF APPROVED:
None �
D13ADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED:
The City, as a whole, ould bear the added expense to operate t ese systems instead of the
direct benefitting pa ties that requested them. �
C�uncil Research Center,
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TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRAN8ACTION s $��8O�.OO COST/REVENUE BUDGETE (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
FUNDING SOURCE �sessme tS OIIly ACTIVITY NUMBER
FINANCIAL INFORMATION:(EXPLAIN) �1�i
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NOTE: COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE GREEN SHEET INSTRUCTIONAL
MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASING OFFICE(PHONE NO.298-4225).
ROUTING OHDER:
Below are correct routings for the five most frequent types of documents:
CONTRACTS(assumes authorized budget exists) COUNCIL RESOLUTION(Amend Budgets/Accept. Grants)
1. Outside Agency 1. Department Director
2. Department Director 2. City 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
6. Finance and Management Services Director 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services
7. Finance Accounting
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(B�dget Revision) COUNCIL RESOLUTION(all others, and Ordinances)
1. Activiry Manager 1. Department Director
2. Department Accountant 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(all 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 paperclip or flag
each of these pages.
ACTION REQUESTED
Describe what the project/request 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 question has been presented before any body, public
or private.
SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE?
Indicate which Council objective(s)your projecUrequest supports by listing
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 ciry's 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 Saint 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 project/request 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 questions: How much is it
going to cost?Who is going to pay?
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REVENUE BUILDING LIMI ED PARTNERSHIP C/O i$607
J L T GROUP, INC PARCEL IFh
7625 F'ARKLAWN AVE 05 2$ 22�t23 0020
EDINA MN 55435-512
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PROPERTY TAX DESCRIPT ON
MARSHALLS ADDITION TO W ST ST PAUL VAC STS & ALLEYS ACCRUING � SUBJ TO STS, THE
FOL; ALL THAT PART LYING ELY OF ROBERT ST AS WIDENED, NWLY OF FILLMORE AVE & SLY 8�
SWLY OF THE FOL DESC LIN , BEG ON THE NLY LINE OF FILLMORE AVE � SWLY LINE OF STATE
ST, TH NLY ALONG STATE S TO THE NELY COR OF LOT 7 BLK 6 OF MI�RSHALLS ADD, TH SWLY
ALONG THE NWLY LINE OF S BLK 6 TO THE NWLY COR OF LOT 6, TH NiWLY TO TH SWLY COR OF
LOT 3� BLK 1 OF
PAYMENT On Octo er 11, 1990 the City Council �pproved th�e service charge
INFORMATION for Abov Standard Street Lighting for the:
DEPART ENT OF REVENUE AREA FOR 1989 AND 1990 �
The amo nt of your service charge is $17,136.00. You may pay
this amo nt by November 15, 1990 (please enclos� the lower portion of
this invoi e with your payment). After November �5, 1990 any unpaid
amount ili be co{lected with your reai estate taxes.
QUESTIONS CaIF 298 5125 and refer to # 0101.
IN OICE SENT BY THE REAL ESTATE DIVISIQN
DEPA TMENT OF FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES
ROOM 218 CITY HALL-COURT HOUSE i "
• SAINT PAUL MN 55102
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(Return this portion with your payment) '
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J L T GROUP, INC FILE � �18607
7625 PARKLAWN AVE AMOUNT $17,136.00
EDINA MN 55435-512 �
PROPERTY ADDRESS 05-28-22123-0020(0101)
177 FILLMORE AVE
Make che ks payable to the CITY OF SAINT PAUL anld mail to:
� CITY OF SAINT PAUL '
218 CITY HALL-Cni1RT HnTi�R
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