89-599 WNI7E - CITV CI.ERK
PINK - FINANCE GITY O AINT PAUL Council //��
CANARV - DEPARTMENT ��r, �-_
9LUE -MAVOR File NO.
ounc l esolution 17
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS , the federal gover e t is moving toward mandatory
licensing for real estate pp aisers, and
WHEREAS, the Office of Man ge ent and Budget will soon require
licensing for those who do ap raisals on federally-insured
mortga�es such as those of r d by the Federal Housing
Administration, Housing an U ban Development and the Veterans
Administration, and
WHEREAS , a group of Minnes a appraisers approached the State
Commerce Department and re e ted legislation requiring
appraisers who conduct busi e s in the State of Minnesota to
be licensed since there cu re tly is no penalty or censure for
appraisers who write incor c appraisals, and
WHEREAS, an Appraisers Tas F rce drafted legislation for
presentation to the 1989 St t Legislature and the bill has
been introduced as H. F. 624 ,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, h t the City of Saint Paul
supports the licensing of r a estate appraisers.
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BRIEFING PAP R: ST TE LICENSING OF
REAL T E APPRAISERS
Background
The federal government is moving t wa d mandatory licensing for real estate
appraisers. The Office of Managem nt and Budget will soon require licensing
for those who do appraisals on fed ra ly-insured mortgages such as those
offered by the Federal Housing Adm ni tration, Housing and Urban Development
and the Veterans Administration. g oup of Minnesota appraisers approached
the State Commerce Department and eq ested legislation requiring appraisers
who conduct business in the State ' f innesota to be licensed. The
appraisers' group stated unethical' ap raisers currently face no penalty or
censure for writing incorrect appr is ls. Appraisals are required by lenders
before mortgages are approved and re supposed to reflect actual property
value.
Status
An Appraisers Task Force drafted 1 gi lation in December for presentation to
the 1989 State Legisla,ture. The b 11 has been introduced as HF624 by
representative Connie Morrison (IR Bu nsville) .
Citv Position
PED strongly supports the licensin o real estate appraisers. The Housing
Division currently operates single 'f 'ly mortgage programs funded through the
sale of Mortgage Revenue bonds at le el of about $15 million per year.
Accurate appraisals are a critical le ent in the success of such mortgage
programs. PED has had several neg iv experiences with incorrect appraisals
and, if the proposed legislation h b en in place, would have taken action
against the appraiser. Licensing o a praisers will have a strong positive
impact on reducing the risk of mort ag origination.
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File N d.
� ' � Counci ' esolution
Presented [3y "c�
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS , the federal go��ermm � is cnoving toward mandatory
licensing for real estate ap r isers , and
WHEREAS , the Office of Planag m nt and Budget will soon require '
licensing for those who do a p aisals on federally-i.nsured
mortgages such as those offe ed by the Federal Housing
Administration, Housing and rb n Development and the Veterans
Administration, and
WHEREAS , a group of Minnesot a praisers approached the State
Commerce Department and requ st d legislation requiring
appraisers who conduct busin ss in the State of Minnesota to
be licensed since there curr nt y is no penalty or censure for
appraisers who write incorre t ppraisals, and
WHEREAS , an Appraisers Task r e drafted legislation for
presentation to the 1989 Stat egislature and the bill has
been introduced as H. F. 624 ,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, th t the City of Saint Paul
supports the licensing of rea state appraisers.
COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Pfays
Dimond
��g in Favor
Goswitz
Rettman
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Sonnen
�Ison
Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Datc
Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
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Approved by Havor. Date Approved by Mayor for Submissioa to Council
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PINK - FINAN�E G I TY OF S I NT PAU L Council G
BLUERV - MAVORTMENT File NO. • ��/
Counci esolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS , the federal govermm �t is moving toward mandatory
licensing for real estate ap ra' sers , and
WHEREAS , the Office of Manag me t and Budget will soon require
licensing for those who do a pr isals on federally-insured
mortgages such as those offe ed by the Federal Housing
Administration, Housing and rb n Development and the Veterans
Administration, and
WHEREAS, a group of Minnesota a praise.rs approached the State
Commerce Department and reque t d legislation requiring
appraisers who conduct busine s in the State of Minnesota to
be licensed since there curre t y is no penalty or censure for
appraisers who write incorrec praisals, and
WHEREAS, an Appraisers Task F rc drafted legislation for
presentation to the 1989 Stat L gislature and the bill has
been introduced as H. F. 624 ,
THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOLVED, th t he City of Saint Paul
supports the licensing of rea e tate appraisers.
COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Dimond
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Goswiti
Rettman B
s�ne;�i __ Against Y —
Sonnen
Wilson
Form Approve y City Att e
Adopted by Council: Date —
Certified Passed by Council Secretary By
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Appro �y 17avor: Date � _ Approved�by Mayor for Submission t Council
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Members:
James Scheibel, Chair
Committee-of-the-whole
REC��v�D
Da e: March 13, 1989
MAR� � 1989
C m ittee Report ��TY c��k�;
To: St. Paul City Council
From: City Council Legisl ti n Committee
1. Approval of minutes of February 27, 1989 meeting.
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
2. Refugee Assistance Funding
COMMITTEE RECOM�iENDED APPROVAL
3. Ramsey County Charter Commission
COMMITTEE LAID THIS OVER UNTIL T M IMOND COULD BE PRESENT
4. Substantial rehabilitation
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED LAYOVER
,..�.����r' ;��t�p��S��4rs
� C�i� '�E:`d�� APPTtOVAL
6. Fire Insurance
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED LAYOVER
7. Food First Coalition Legislation ge da
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL
8.. Community Residential Facilites ( .F 235/H.F. 222)
(Note: this item was not on comm'tt e agenda)
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED A LETTER BE SE T TO SENATOR MARILYN LANTRY AND
REP. SANDY PAPPAS REQUESTING THEY'ME T WITH THE CITY COUNCIL AND REPRESENTATIVES
9. POLLUTED LANDS (This item not on ag nda)
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL