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89-623 WHITE - C�TV CLERIC � PINK - FINANCE COUIIC11 �//� CANARY - DEPARTMEN T G I TY O A I NT PA U L � pV� BLUE - MAVOR File NO. � -- � Counc 'l Resolution � �-� j � �� !,. � ___,. Presented By v Referred To ` —��--�{�J �� Committee: Date ��f—�7 Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, Council File 88-1757 approve No ember 1 , 1988 contemplated reconstructing Pascal Street from Marshall Avenue to on ordia Avenue at a 44' width with parking on both sides; and WNEREAS, The City Councii now believes th most appropriate width for Pascal Street from Marshall Avenue to Concordia Aven e hould be 36' with parking on one side; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the City Council direct t at Final Order 88-1757 be modified such that the proposed width of Pascal Str t rom Marshall Avenue to Concordia Avenue will be 36' plus parking on one side, a n be it FURTHER RESOLVED, That the gas li e and valve to Par-Aide' s Building be moved to facilitate movement of truck traffic, and that FURTHER, The radius of alley ap on be constructed at a greater width so as to make truck movement ea ie . �� °�� " � �� T� �S� ��1 I� 7-� rn fl- �' o� � COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Dimond Publ i c Works (TEK) 3-16-89 �! , �� [n Favo Goswitv�"� Rettman B Scheibel A gai n s t Y Sonnen Wilson � Form Appr by City ttorn y Adopted by Council: Date "' �- � \ Certified Pass C un il S et By_ / By� Approved � vo : te _ Appro d y Mayor fo b issi to Council �. By - lU6LIS�D J UN 101989 � D ° � ° OFo l . WORLD SERI S F RIBS DESCRIPTION 2. WESCO ENDO EP NT LETTER I 3. SITE LAYOUTI (G OUND PLAN) 4. PROCLAMATIOIS � — FOOD S�IEL ES WEEK — PORK M�NT 5. PARTICIPATII�G ESTAURANTS AS OF 2/23/89 I 6. PARTICIPATII�G ONSORS I 7. POSSIBLE SP S S — IN NEGOTIATIONS 8. POSSIBLE ENT RT INMENT 9. POSSIBLE CHI DR 'S AREA ErdTERTAINi�IENT I � i � I BIG FOUR PRODUCTIONS, INC. •3601 Park Center Bou�eva • Suite 306• St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55416 • (612) 926-8866 � � ?� D ° � ° OFe I. THE "WORLD SERIES OF IB " COOK-OFF A. Purpose The World Series of Ribs (th " eries") proposes to stage an event allowing the people of Minne ot the opportunity to taste and to vote, among competing n�ation 1 ib restaurateurs,� the "best tasting" � ribs in the World. The Seri s "s intended as a family-oriented four day event providing foo , tertainment and fun for all ages. The Series �ntends to a�proa I al and national sponsorship for the event, inciuding major refres mec�; `media and ofiher interested parties. - B. Date and Place ' Memorial Day weekend May 26 -I�, 29 1989 at the Harriet Island Site, St. Paul, Minnesota. ! � C. Participants ', The Series will invite approx�ma ely 30 of the leading rib restau- rants in the food service ind�st y to participate for a cash purse of $50,000.00. The restaurat ur will have the opportunity to sell their products to the general pu lic. The Series will also encourage local vendors and caterers to pa icipate in selling concessions sLCh as corn on the cob, french fr' s, onion rings, and ice cream. The Series expects to attract bet�en 100,000 and 150,000 people during the four day event. �, II, DESCRIPTION OF THE SEI�IE The World Series of Ribs is a Ilo unity event which encompasses family fun for all. The serie� w 11 be professionally managed and operated by an experiencedlte m of indi�iduals in the special event industry. The followinglis a brief ou*line of the major attractions the Series will gr�vi e during the four day event. � ' BIG FOUR PRODUCTIONS, INC. •3601 Park Center Boul II var • Suite 306• St. Louis Park Minnesota 55416• 612 926-8866 � � � ) 1 � �� - � _ � � ��_ ��,�Y . . __ � ' ' ,�' ..._....�1 ��_' \ � .� J��11 1Nv1111L11111!/l/p�' . - � . � . . �.�� .C� .y`•ll.�U�� ' . 6, ` � _�/ _� '� 3 �� - r � ��: � = -- -_ � � : --, � %T�� k��.s� �--- � ! iiinnri�mU� �� :� -��.Q�� WBEREAS: The number oj people using ta's food shelr�es and emergency and temporary ehelte�s cont(nuea W increa eac year; cnd i WHEREAS: Minnesota (ood shei�+ea have en responstble �or mcny aignificant cont�ibuitons W Lhe needy oP our state; and � WN&RBAS: By using our joodshelr�es. the o� Altnneaota are able to en/oy nutritious and ' satisfYf��9 meala: u►�d WHfiREAS: INinnesota jood shelrea musi Iy generous donatiorts aM contributtons jrom the Minnesota citisens in order t fun tion, ard continue operntion; and WNERBAS: The people o� Minneaota haua re tation o� betng idndhearied and generous people, artd har�e always, tn years paat, ke Mi sota jood shelves fu(1 through their large and beneuolent donatlons; NOW, TNEREFORE, 1, Rudy Perplch, Goue of he State of N[nneaota, do hereby proclaim May 22-29, 1989 to De N I N N B S O A F O O D S d B L V S S W 8 S K in Minnesota, and urge the citiserw oP this at te t contr[bute non-pertahable food itema to locnl jood shel►�s. !N WlTNESS W8ER80F, 1 haWe hereunto aet my harwl and causeal the creat Seal oJ the state of Ninneaota to be affi:ed at the SWte Capitol ��, ihis twenty sauenth day or October tn the year 1�4 of our Lorri one tFwusand nine hurdred and � �i�' eiphty�ipht, ard of the State the one hw�d�ed � ihirtieth. � , 1��/ .^� V E R N O SECRETAR Y OF STATfi �� s �► ��t��T��,�---�� - . —�-.� � � -�,,..,��,,,�,;,::� . � G �r... 1�J�.'`�lJ�,1LC n_p pvkA. ��y � �� •.0�;, fj �;�`•�� i� �! : y, .1 _ (�i.;,��:""f !. � c� !'_ �� .•�� /��e..,-. , f„ "s5sk'��: ,. � . �� 1:I I I�Il.. '�V � f '�r �� WHEREAS: Pork was essential to the aur �nl � many of our anceators as they trar�aled here tn shipa (rom continenta cc the ocean; ard WNEREAS: Pork was t�ansported Lo the st t wooden cratea aecured to the back of rnvered wagona; and WNSRBAS: Once settled in Ninneaota, the pi en oontlnusd to we po�k ua one o� thetr mn)o� sourcas oj jood: and WBERBAS: The Minneaota Pork Producero aro ation haa endea�ared W continus produc[np and ma�k¢tinp pork us a aource o� [vi htatory; and WdSREAS: The Minneaota Po�k Producera �aoc ation Ma oontinued ln thia tradttion /or muny Yeuro� NOW, THfiREPORE, I, Rudy Perpich, Gowerno o( State o/ Ntmeaota, do hereby proclaim May W be P R YONTB tn Mtnnesota, and in rnn fu�ctton w�ith the N aot Pork Produce�s Asfociation, ury�e Ntruieaotuna to enioy the nutrttional and delecta6la bene�IW o po� IN WITNSSS WdSRSOF, I Mw hereunto aet my ►�� c�at s�� or t►� state or NWiesota to ba af/ised at the Stata cap[tol this thlRy�Irot day oj October in the yQar o/ :, our Lort! one t/auaaM nina hurdred ard eiahty- ' �� et�t. and of Gte Stati the onB 1W►Ulred �� thlrtteth. :� • . i. � V fi R N O SSCR6TARY OF STAT6 » � � ' � "� 1 � � 1 1 , � ' - 1 I � 3�NV!l31N3 NIVW � c°� - � 1 � � . z � • . . N- ' _ � ' � , � � H � N W Z w H I 3 � � Q � 1 � Q W � � F� > N � e W W W . � � m � � � ; . W � � � � , i � � � � .'eo— � -�,�- � � i _ . � _ p ..al W Z yj Z � � � � � � Q. � � � � . � W Q IL � � � � m W i . � � � � � r o V� p,� � 1 � � � � . Z � . Y � � � � � � � � � � � � � Q STAGE W � • Q � � °x > � � � �� r ' � - � � . � �I� . �� r � � '�`�='b . � 'I� �S�da - o � �� N _ . � s§ _= . � � � �, A. "Rib Affaire" Ch ri y Extravaganza The Rib Affaire Extravaganza i a barbeque fundraiser held the evening be�ore the World Serie o Ribs. The purpose of the Rib Affaire is to raise funds for he Minnesota FoodShelf. The competing restaurateurs wi 1 ssist in catering the charity dinner. The Series wiIl also or closely with its sponsorship�, elected officials and the medi t insure that this fundraiser is a great success. B. Entertainment The Series will make a concert d ffort to attract well-known local anc� national music artists, as we 1 as provide daily entertainment such as magicians and racing p'gs. In addition, a fabulous fire- , works display will be provided on he last evening of the event. C. Children's Area The Series will also provide an ar a where children can be entertained by face painters, live performa ce and clowns. D. Media lnvolvement The Series intends to approach he major Twin Cities print, radio an:� television media for their supp rt in promoting this event, III . CONCLUSION � The Company is prepared to work ��wi h the City of St. Paul to insure that all public health, sanitat'on, security measures and insurance requirements are fully and sati�fa orily complied with before, during and after the event. ,I � I 1 "THE WORLD ERIES �F RIBS" � This is the ultimate rib competition i t e world, featuring thirty area barbecue restaurants from across the country and co tinuous entertainment. Where: Harriet Island, St. P ul, innesota on the Mississippi Ri er Hotel information ca b obtained from St. Paul Convention and Visit rs Bureau at: 1-800-328-8322 ext. 98 612-927-6985 When: May 26 through May 29 Friday - Monday 12 Noon to 12 Midni ht Friday - Sunday 12 Noon to 10 PM I Monday - Memorial Day �I Admission: $�.00 • 12 Noon - �:0 PM Friday Lunch $8.00 • 3:00 PM - Mid ight Friday Night $�.00 • 12 Noon - �/lid ight Saturday & Sunday $�00 • 12 Noon - 10 M Monday, Memorial Day FREE • Children U fide 12 FREE • Senior Citi�en (over 62) , ADMISSION INCLUDE�S ALL ENTERTAINMENT � � ��. �"�,� W�;�� o s�� C�� O�G�IZATI� 209 West Page, St. Paul, MN 55107 292-8 0 February 17, 1989 Gity Council President Jim Schieb i 7 t 6 Ci ty Hal l St. Peul, MN 55102 � Dear President Schiebel: I am �rriting ta let you know that t e February 13th Board Meeting, the WSCO Board endorsed a varisnce fr m he St. Peul noise ordinance to 105 decibels for the May 25-29 �tarld eri s of Ribs event at Harriet island. The event is for a very worthwhile ca se and we hope that it wili be a success. Sincerely, �-�""�"�.�.�. ��,��4'�-"_•�•� Darlene C�. Schiller Girector � cc: Councilpersons Wilson, Long, Sa ne , Rettman, Goswitz, Dimond Todd Vletkovich POSSIB E NTERTAINMENT KENNY G KOOL AND THE GANG JAZZ POP/RYTHM & BLUES EDDIE MONEY AMERICA POP POP ZERO RUPERTS ORCHESTRA JAZZ/POP POP STEPHEN STILL SMOKEY ROBINSON POP POP BONNIE RAITT FOUR TOPS FOLK/POP RYTHM & BLUES GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS ROBERT CRAY RYTHM & BLUES I BLUES SHEEN EASTON I� JAMES TAYLOR POP POP GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUNDI A HINE TAYLOR DAYNE POP POP POSSIBLE CHIL RE 'S ENTERTAINMENT ^ ROBINSON 'S RACING PIGS THE FLYERS TEDDY BEAR BAND SUNSHIrdE BAND JUGGLERS MAGICIANS COFIEDIANS FACE PAINTERS PONY RIDES ; BALLOONS PUPPET SHOWS WAGON RIDES CHARACATURES , OUTDOOR PLAY E UIPMEPdT � Q CLOWNS � ANIMAL CHARACTERS 1989 TdISK FIREti�dORKS TOUR PETTIPTG �00 I I � �� DENOTES PERFORP�IERS CONTRACT�D ALREADY F0� THE EVENT I I�i �I PARTICIPATING �ES AURANTS AS OF 2 23 89 / / BILLY BONES , CORBO ' S SANFORD, MI PHOENIX , AZ COOK 'S BBQ ' GEPPETTO ' S LAWRENCE, KS CLEVELAND , OH GIOVANNI ' S THE GROUND ROUND BERWYN , IL BLOOP•ZINGTON , MN JOHN MICHEL ' S I� MAMA MIA 'S RESEVILLE , MN CLEVELAND, OH MUSTARD 'S ROBINSOPd 'S #1 RIBS DES MOINES OAK PARK , IL ROSCOE 'S ROSE SABER ' S ROCHESTER, MN CHICAGO , IL SMOKEY JOHN ' S SMOKI 'N WILLIE ' S MADISON , WI ASPEN , CO SUNSHINE FACTORY SUTPHEN 'S NEW HOPE , MN AT7ARILLO , TX SWEETMEAT BBQ TONY ROMA ' S EULESS , TX DALLAS , TX TEXAS JACK ' S BAR—B—Q WILD BOAR RESTAURANT DENTON, TX SEATTLE , WA WILLINGHAM ' S RAZORBACK COOKER ' S MEI`7PHIS , TN BLYTHVILLE , AK ^ MANI' OTHER RESTAURANTS S IL 1`1EGOTIATING PARTICIPATING SPO SORS AS OF 2/23/89 STROH ' S KLXK 93 . 7 FM WAYL 980 AP1 CITY PAGES WHITE MOUNTAIN COOL R COKE SPONSORS N NEGOTIATION KINGSFORD CHARCOAL KRAFT 1989 WISK FIREWORKS TOUR CHILDREN 'S AREASPONSORS KEEY 102 . 1 FM CELLULAR 1 I �I - � � � ��-�� Amendment: Be it further resolved that the gas in and valve to Par-Aide's Bldg be moved to facilitate movement of truck traffic And that further, the radius of alle a ron be constructed a a greater width so as to make truck movement easier. �y �. . � . � ° 0'c�'1-��3 DEPARTMENTlOFFICE/COUNGL DATE IN ATE � � ^ � Pub 1 i c Works 3-t - GREEN SHEET No. �NmAWATE CONTACT PER30N a PHONE DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR �CITV OOUNCIL Thomas Kuhfeld (292-627b) N CITYATTORNEY �CITYCLERK MUST BE ON COUNqL AOENDA BY(DAT'� BUDOET DIRECTOR �FIN.8 MOT.SERVICE3 DIR. �MAYOR(OR AS818T � TOTAL�OF 81ONATURE PAGES � (CLIP L L CATIONS FOR 81QNATUR� ACTION REOUESTED: This resolution will change the width to be constructed on Pascal .5treet from Marshall Avenue to Concordia Avenue from 44� with pa king on both sides to 36' with parking on one side. iiECOMMENDATIONS:Appro�n(Iq a M�sct(R) COUNCI MITTEERiESEARqI REPO OPTIONAL _PLANNINO COMMISSION _CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ��YST PHONE NO. _dB COMMITTEE _ _STAFF _ COMME .► � —��«,� — M,�,Y 2 Q � SUPPORTS WHICFI COUNqL OBJECTIVE? /1/ � 19gg nnAYO�s oF�6c:� dJ INI'MTINO PROBLEM,ISBUE,OPPORTUNITV(Who,What,Whe�,Whero.Why): � This change was initiated through Council er on Sonnen 's office be�au��oncerns over its implicatlons regarding possible Ayd Miil oa alternates. ADVANTAQES IF APPROVED: 1 . It wauld be less likely for the neighbo ho d to perceive this as being related to Ayd Mill Road alternates. 2. There would be less conflict witF� power po es if constructed at fihis width. DISADVANTI10E8 IF APPROVED: There would be less on street parking for Ja ent businesses� DISADVANTAOES IF NOT APPROVED: A 44' width on Pascal Street may have impli at ns regarding Ayd Mill Road alternates which would be incorporated into �the Environmenta F act Statement, even though none are intended. Cour;c�1 Research Center h�IAR � 0 i��9 TOTAI AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION = N�A T/REVENUE BUOOETBD(dRCLE ON� YES No N/A FUNDING SOURCE N�A CTIVITY NUMBER N/A PINANqAI INFORMAl10N:(IXPWt� The narrawer roadway may result in slightly aw r construction cost. � � , . � . , �� +. �', : NOTE: COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE GREEN SHEET INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASING OFFlCE(PHONE NO. 298-4225). ROUTING ORDER: . Below are preferred routings for the five most frequent types of documeMs: r OONTRACTS (assumes suthorized COUNCIL RESOLUTION (Amend, Bdgts./ budget exists) Accept. Grants) 1. Outside Agency 1. Department Director 2. Wtiatir�g Deps�tment � 2. Budget Director 3. City Attomey 3. City Attort�ey 4. Mayor 4. Mayor/Assiatant 5. Finance&Mgmt Svcs. Dlrector 5. City Council 8. Finance AxouMing 6. Chief Aa�uuntaM, Fln&Mgmt Svcs. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER (Budget OOUNCIL RESOLUTION (all others) Revision) and ORDINANCE 1. Activity Manager 1. Initiating Department Director 2. DepartmeM Accountant 2. City Attomey 3. Department Director 3. MayoNAasiatant 4. Budget Director 4. City Council 5. City Clerk 8. Chief Acc�untant, Fin 8 Mgmt Svcs. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS (all others) 1. Initiating Department 2. City Attomey 3. MayoNAssistaM 4. City qerk TOTAL NUMBER OF SICiNATURE PA(3ES Indicate the#of pages on which signatures are required and p�e�clie each of these pages. ACTION REQUESTED Descrfbe what the projecf/request seeks to accomplish in efther chronologi- cal order or order of importancs,whiche�rer is most appropriate for the issue. Do not write complete senten�. 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 OBJECTIVE7 Indicate which Council objective(s)your projecUrequest supports by listfng the key word(s)(HOUSIN(3, RECREATION, NEIGHBORHOODS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, BUD(3ET, SEWER SEPARATION).(SEE COMPLETE LIST IN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL.) COUNCIL COMMITTEEIRESEARCH REPORT-OPTIONAL AS REGIUESTED BY COUNCIL INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY Explain the situatfon or conditions that created a need for your proJect or request. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED Indicate whether thia is simply an annual budget procedure required by law/ charter or whether there are apeciflc ways in wh�h the City of Saint Paul and its citizens will beneNt from this proJecUaction. • DISADVANTAOES IF APPROVED What negative effects or major changes to existing or past processes might this projecUrequest produce if R 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 conaequenc�if the promised action is not approved?Inabiliry to deliver aervice?Continued high trafHc, 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 c�st?Who is going to pay? _ . . ��-6��" 15. RESOLUTION 89-7 2: Amending 1989 CIB budget by Sent Back To transferring $1 ,0 0 funds for paving of PASCAL Committee from Marshall o Concordia. (Referred to without Committee 5/4/89 . Recommend. 16. RESOLUTION 89-6 3: Amending C.F. 88-1757 by Sent Back to changing the w dt of construction of PASCAL Council w/o. from Ma.rshall t C cordia from 44 feet, with Recommend. parking on both id s to 36 feet, with parking w/amendments on one side. (La d ver in Committee 5/3/89) 17. RESOLUTION 89-62 : Holding the State harmless Laid Over In for granting a ar ance to allow existence of Committee to three utility po es within the two-foot clear 5-31-89 zone required b SA standards on CHESTNUT STREET between W. 7t and Smith. (Laid over in Committee 5/3/89) . 18. RESOLUTION 89-323 Plan to phase out certain Laid Over In water systems. (La d ver in Committee 5/3/89) . Committee to 5-31-89 19. RESOLUTION 89-786: stablish Toxic Chemical Laid Over In Task Force. Committee to 5-31-89 20. REQUEST of Gary as ner for a waiver to the Denied street improvement re uirement for development 3-0 � - of property on SKYW Y RIVE south of Highwood. 21. Other Business. 3 . . ��--� � Members: C�ITY SAINT PAUL Roger J. Goswitz, chair ��n��, Janice Rettman In �nn OFFIQID O TFIE CITY GOUNUIL Tom Dimond � Date: May 17, 1 89 �C�f�ED -- Co ittee Report MAY 1"71989 ' CITY CLERK To: Saint Paul City Cou c i • � From :Public Works, Uti iti s, and Transportation Committee Roger J. Goswitz hair � 1. Approval of minutes f y 3, 1989. Hearing Date 2. 6/1/89 RATIFICATION OF ASS SS ENTS: For construction Approved of storm sewer syste c nnections incidental to 4-0 the CLEVELAND/ST. C AIR AREA STORM SEWER PROJECT. Work co pleted during 1988 construction season. 3. 6/1/89 FINAL ORDER: , For ak ng a temporary easement Approved under and across t e est 20 feet of Lots 10 4-0 thru 20, Block 8, M rr 1's Subdivision of Rice � Street Villas for e LBEMARLE/NEBRASKA AREA � . STORM SEWER PROJECT. 4. 6/1/89 FINAL ORDER: . Remo e existing structurally Approved � deficient trestle nd retaining walls over 3-0 Bridge No. 90386, 1 ca ed on E. SEVENTH STREET . between Payne Avenu a d Mounds Blvd. Also remove walks, raili gs and street lighting. - Reconstruct retaining wa ls, walks, railings and street lighting for B id e �90386. 5. 5/23/89 RATIFICATION OF ASSES ME TS: For construction Approved . of sanitary sewer an w ter service connections 4-0 incidental to the D E HOYT AREA STORM SEWER PROJECT. Work om leted during 1988 construction season. 6. 5/23/89 RATIFICATION OF ASSES ME TS: For construction Approved of storm sewer se vi e and water service 4-0 . connections incidenta t the SEVENTH/FRANK AREA SEWER PROJECT. , Wo ompleted during 1988 construction season. 7. 5/30/89 FINAL ORDER: Impro ng SARGENT AVENUE betweetn Approved Snelling and Pasca , as part of the 4-0 SYNDICATE/FAIRMOUNT CS P ROJECT, by grading and � paving and installin a green lantern style street lighting syst m. Also connections if requested by property wn r. CITY HALL SEVENTH FL O SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 �s . . � � � � C��-�,�� 8. 5/30/89 FINAL ORDER: Im ro ng SELBY AVENUE between Approved Howell and Fai ie , as part of the 4-0 CLEVELAND/PORTLAND CS P PROJECT by grading and paving and instal in a green lantern street lighting system. ls connections if requested by property owners. 9. 5/30/89 FINAL ORDER: Imp ov ng LYTON PLACE from Rice Approved Street to Sylvan tr t, Atwater Street from 3-0 Rice Street to Sylv reet, Hardenbergh Place w/amend.to from Lyton Place to At ater Street and Stellar delete Street from Lyton la e to Atwater Street as Lyton P1. part of the SYLVAN/ CK R AREA CSSP PROJECT by from F.O. grading and paving an constructing a street lighting system. A so constructing connections if requested by prop rt owners. 10. RATIFICATION OF AW DAMAGES: (Amended) - Approved For the MARSHALL INE SEWER SEPARATION 4-0 PROJECT in the vicini y f Pascal and the Midway Shopping Center. 11. RESOLUTION 89-706: cc pting the report of the Approved St. Paul Citizens S li Waste Task Force and 4-0 endorsing the gener 1 oncept of developing a comprehensive solid w st management system and expressing appreciat n and commending of the task force for their ar work. (Referred to Committee 4/25/89) . 12. RESOLUTION 89-731: A th rizing the proper City Approved officials to execute a a reement with the State 4-0 Department of Transpo ta ion authorizing Trunk Highway funds to e used for temporary construction or revis on f traffic signals at various locations o I-94 corridor in downtown St. Paul. (R ferred to Committee 4/27/89) . 13. RESOLUTION 89-769: Am nd ng the 1984, 1986 and Approved 1987 CIB budget by ra sferring funds from 4-0 Johnson Parkway/East S or Drive to EAST SHORE DRIVE from Johnson P rk ay-Larpenteur Avenue project. (Referred to C ttee 5/4/89) . 14. RESOLUTION 89-770: Re ue ting the Mayor to Laid Over In direct the Department of Fi ance and Management Committee to to reduce by $28,000 the 19 9 assessment against 5-31-89 properties which did not re eive promised street cleaning services in t e Fall of 1988. (Referred to Committee 5 4/ 9) . 2 - ,. ,.� � . - ,'- �,�� wHITE - C�TV CIE�+K ,1\,�/� PINK - FINANCE COLLIICII ��/�•f//� C�NARV - OEP�RTMENT G I TY O A I N'� PA U L �( `� ��, e��E _ M.�oR File NO. �'`�� -�� Counc 'l Resolution f��-�� , � ..� �. Presented By, , ' � ��+� . � ' � t :� � � �., �� '�� j�� -�c Referred To __ - Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, Council File 88-1757 approved No ember -1 , 1988 contenplated reconstructing Pascal Street from �larshall Avenue to on ordia Avenue at a 44' width with parking on both sides; and WHEREAS, The City Council now believes th most appropriate width for Pascal Street from Marshall Avenue to Concordia Aven e hould be 36' with parking on one side; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the City Council directs th i Final Order 88-1757 be modified such that the proposed width of Pascal Stree f om Marshall Avenue to Concordia Avenue will be 3E' plus parking on one side. � ,' � L� ��-�-Z -`, ,��-L� �' Li��`�` / ✓�-�'-- __ �"` � j�I��'--� , � '' „ , � � J��' / � '��c�! ` - ,�- `y�-�-�-- ;-�--�� ` ��,-��` � ,� -�.�" �G.�� , Z—� � f' a-'�'�''�.__ „��,;�,,_ / ..�' �'"- �` � _ ; f- _ � c=�,;�`—��-�G a-�` L , �� u-��, �,� �f� �� G`c'1""C�•G" "`"� L�-/ ��" jy� ��7 I��E"�^"�-�� . • �-CL�t.c� � COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Dimo�d Publ i c Works (TEK) 3-16-89 �'�\ �ns In Favor Goswitz / Rettman B Scheibel A gai n s t Y Sonnen �Ison Fo�m Appro by City ttorn y n..�pted by Council: Date Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY - � �7 � By Approved by Ylavor: Date _ Appro d y Mayor fo b �issi9n to Council �� F+-�.6�n /J .,.� Q�-� JUNE, 1989 Yeas Nays - WILSON �DIMOND GOSWITZ \ LONG �RETTMAN �SONNEN �NIL2. PRESIDENT� SCAEIBE