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89-709 � . - - � - WMITE - GTV CLERK PINK - FINANCE COUQCII G B UER� =�APpqTMENT GITY O AINT PAUL File NO• " � �O " � Coun ' esolution j�� i 3.� Presented By `�� Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLUTION MAKING CERTAIN D TE INATION5 AND FINDINGS NECESSARY TO ACQUIRE PROPERTIES UNDER TH U AN REVITALIZATION ACTION PROGRAM FOR THE NORTH END PARTNERSHIP D VE OPMENT AREA (NORTH OF SYCAMORE STREET, NORTH END DISTRICT � k'HEREAS, the Minnesota Sta e egislature, in 1987, adopted the Urban Rzvitalization Action Program ( P , which is the first new initiative to assist Saint Paul revitalize its ne ghborhoods in the 1980's, funded through a 1987 state initiative and matche b City resources (CDBG) the program aims to ensure a strong and improving fu ur for those neighborhoods that are most distressed by physical deteriora io and lack of economic opportunity; and t�'4�IEREAS, on September 11, 9$ , the Pl.anning Commission did, by • Resolution, recommend to the May r nd City Council program guidelines entitled "Saint Paul Urban Revit li ation Action Program Guidelines" , said statement of policy and prccess as to guide the development and � implementation of the revitaliza fo program; and �'HEREAS, the City Council id approve on September 23, 1987, by Resolution 87-1395, guidelines f r mplementation of the City of Saint Paul LRAP in which the Capital Impro em nt Budget Committee, Planning Commissior_, affected neighborhood District C un ils, neighborhood non-profit organizations • and other various City staff par ic pated in the review process of URAP proposal submissions in accordan e ith approved guidelines; and [,'HEREAS, the City Council id approve on March 17, 1988 by Resolution 88-387, certain activities and f'na cing under the North End Partnership URAP proposal which included acquisit'on, construction of new housing for low/moderate income families an re abilitation for which a Public Hearing was held on February 25, 1988 to all w he public to comment on these proposed' URAP activities; and . COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays . • n;mond Plannin and E-onomi . • Long • In Fa or � � Goswitz B -'� ,��-P---`- �b�� _ Again t y � Sonnen Wilson ' Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by C ouncil: Date Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY— gy. . Approved by IVlavor: Date Approved Mayor r S bmis 'on to Council ` By B ��l�a� DEPARTMENT/OFFlCElOOUNqL pATE I A PED 4- s GREEN S T No. 8 0 2 CONTACT PERSON 6 PHONE m GEPARTMENT DIRECTOR GTY OOUNpL 11�T1AUDATE Sheri Pemberton 3358 NUM �aT�'MTORNEY �CITY d.ERK MUST BE ON(�UNqL A(iENDA BY(DATE) ROU �BUDCiET DIRECTOR �FIN.3 MQT.SERVICES DIR. A ril 18 1989 0"""Y°R�°R"ss'$T'°"T� ❑ TOTAL�OF StONATURE PAOE8 2 (CLIP LL OCATIONS FOR SI�iNATUR� AC710N REOUE8'TED: Carry our reVitalization efforts ina e under the MN legislature 1987 URAP initiative and which program was adopted by Cit C ncil 9-23-87. Action is required by MN Statute 469.001-469.047 in order to carry ou t se activities. REOOMMENDATIONB:Approvs(N c►Rek�►(R) COU L MITT REPORT _PLANNIN(i COMMISSION _qVIL 8ERVICE COMMISSI�1 �Y ' REC —d8 WMMITTEE _ _$TAFF _ �°"""" ' APR 1 N 1989 APR 11 � —o��R�� — A p R 1 3 lgg ,� SUPPORTS WHlpi COUNpL�,IECTIVE7 ��T� ,� � '�, ��i��'��rS OFFICE Housing INITIATINO PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPOR7lJNITY(Who,Whet,Whsn,Wh�ro,Why): E In order for HRA to cott�ence acquisi 'o a public hearing must be held before City Council (occurred 4-4-89) and a Reso t' n adopted making certain findings. This is required in accordance with MN Statu s 69. Covers North End URAP Area. ADVANTAOES IF APPF�VED: Remove blighting influences: Provid ne housing for low/moderate income: Encourage rehabilitation,oimprove neighborhood ha is most distressed by physical deterioration: Neighborhood stability. DISADVANTMiES IP APPROVED: None dBADVMfTA3ES IF NOT APPROVED: Further deterioration of extremely d' t ssed .areas: Unable to carry out commitments previously approved by City Council. C ld not provide decent, safe and sanitary housing for low/mod�rate income fami e . ��s��'� nE:��-,^-�� f.-'�1�2r . _.., r; , .�., ��;n �.' � T,�, „ �� :J TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION s 365 000 COST/REVENUE BUDGETED(CIRCLE ON� YE8 NO �N��$q�� North End URAP 467022 AcTrvmr NuMe� 7022 Flwwa��Nwr��u►nori:�exPtan� � , � � �� WHEREAS, the North End URAP pr Fosal has concentrated proposed acquisition in an area bounded by Ly on Place on the North, Sylvan on the East, Rice Street on the West and Ac er on the South, the objectives of this proposed undertaking is to revita iz the housing stock north of Sycamore by eliminating the major deteriorati g ousing coupled with rehabilitation and new housing construction thereby mp oving the quality of housing and providing new housing for low/mod ra e income families; and WHEREAS, in the initial pro os 1, acquisition of four (4) blocks of housing and industrial uses were nd cated, it was also noted that funding for the two year cycle was needed to om lete this undertaking; and WHEREAS, it was determined y he neighborhood and PED staff that the initial acquisition for the new h us'ng site should be the south half of the block bounded by Sycamore, Sylvan P rk and Lyton Streets, and as the existing budget may permit, continue with cq isition up Park Street and onto Lyton Street to Sylvan; and WHEREAS, with the recent Ci y ouncil approval of Phase II URAP cycle (February 23, 1989) , North End wi 1 e able to complete total acquisition of this block, however, due to the n ce sary approval process with the State and subsequent disbursement of funds ot possible until June, 1989, staff is unable to schedule a public heari g n the total north half of the block; and WHEREAS, in order to contin e e momentum on this major revitalization effort, staff and the community w ul like to continue acquisition up Park Street with existing funds availa le; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL ED y the City of Saint Paul, in view of the foregoing hereby adopted as findi gs that the public acquisition of the properties identified as 796 Park Street 62 Lyton Street 798 Park Street 64 Lyton Street 800 Park Street 76 Lyton Street 804 Park Street li 48 Lyton Street (HUD foreclosure) Lots 6, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 4, Lyton's Addition to Saint Paul. in the North End Partnership Urba Re italization Action Program Area (North of Sycamore Street) , North End Dis ri t 6 is hereby approved in accordance with these findings: l. That the North End Partnersh p roject Area under the URAP Program which includes acquisition and cle ra ce of housing considered to be a blighting influence on the s rr unding neighborhood due to its degree of obsolescence, overcrowding w ul not be undertaken or made available for redevelopment, nor would the pr vision of new housing and including housing for low/moderate inc me families be accomplished without the financial aid sought and to e rovided under the URAP Program. 2. That the Urban Revitalizatio A tion Program which includes the North End Partnership Program area (N rth of Sycamore Street) will afford maximum opportunity, consist nt with the sound needs of the community as a whole, for the provision o n w housing by redevelopment of the housing URAP area by private en erprise. ♦ CITY CLERK - ' -' - �` ' FINANCE GITY O AINT PAUL Council DEPARTMENT � Flle NO. � �� e�� - MAVOR � u "l Resolu 'on Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Commit By Date 3. That in accordance with the Ho sing and Community Development Act of 1974 and Minnesota Statute 17 52 all acquisitions undertaken by an acquiring Authority, which ut ority shall provide all relocation assistance, services, payme ts and benefits for the URAP Program areas in accordance with the Unif rm Relocation Assistance and Real Proper�}• Acquisition Act of 1970 (24 C 42 and 570.1 CDBG regulations contained in HUD Handbook 1377, effec iv May l, 1986) . 4. That, acquisition of the pr pe ties herein described may be acquired by direct purchase or exercise th power of eminent domain. 5. That, pursuant to Chapter 5 8, Laws of Minnesota 1984, it is hereby certified that said propert es meet the conditions of Minnesota Statutes Section /�69.174, Subdivision 11 and are exempt from property taxes under Sections 272.02, Subdivisio 1, clause (7) and 469.040, Subdivision 1, until sold for private rede el pment. 6. That acquisition of the pro er ies herein identified is necessary in order to remove conditions f lighr which exist in the North End Partnership Project Area an t carry out the Saint Paul Neighborhood Redevelopment Plan and Proj ct in said Area. COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays `„ � , Dimond Planning and E onomic Deve o ment � ' � � In Favo • � co�tz .�/' /` Rettman U B ../�i''�� he1�� _ Against , Y -. Sonnen Wilson �pp I'TI� Z 5 ,---� Form Approved b ity Attorr5��A ey Adopted by Council: Date � Certified Pass d n 'I S By d gy, A R 2 5 Approved�by May fo ubm sion to Counci Approv � vor. t _— By � � 1BLl�t� r�1 AY - 6 1 89 � • . � nf y . ��.. .. . J �! �b` .� ; 0 CITY OF IVINT P/►UL � 0 y- �� ' INTERDEPART E AL MEMORANDUM RECEIVED �HAR2�1989 DATE: March 24, 1989 CITY CLERK ' T0: Albert Olson FROM: Sheri Pemberton� RE: City Council Public He ri g for April 4, 1989 Attached is a copy of a Public Hea in which was published in the St. Paul I Pioneer Press and Dispatch on Wedn sd y, March 22, 1989. Please place this Public Hearing o t e City Council Agenda for April 4, 1989. A City Council Resolution is being ro ted for signatures and will be forwarded to you by the City Attorney's Offi e, prior to the City Council meeting. Thank you. SAP:lk Attachment cc: Jim Hart Vicki Murray � A1 Carlson . ��y��9 ,. ``'T �•; ' CITY OF SAI'�'T PAUL o` ;� DEPAR M NT OF PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DE�'ELOPMENT ' � � �l��p �n D!VISIOti OF HOUSING +� �` • 25 West Fourth Street,Saint Paul,Minnesota,55102 �� 61:•22&3361 GEORGE V►TIMER MIIYOR - RECEIVED March 21, 1989 �qR 2�1989 CITY CLE�K Ms. Rosemary Frank St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatc 345 Cedar Street St. Paul., Minnesota 55101 RE: Legal Notice North of Sycamore Stree North End, District 6 Dear Ms. Frank: Attached is a Notice of Public Hea in . Please publish this Notice in the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch on We nesday, March 22, 1989. If you have any questions, please o ot hesitate to contact me at 228-3358., Sincerely, � . �' ;•, ; �' �,`�� i 1 � , �� ,��-f �� /,i.,t��CG� �%G' ' L`y Sheryl' A. Pembeton �'' � Real Estate Administrator ; SAP:rmf Enclosure � bcc: Chr�► Parcel File Paper File � . . : . � NOTICE OF PUBL�C H IN UPON PROPOSED PROPERTY � ��r ��7 ACQUISITION OF PARCE R TRACTS OF IAND IN THE NORTH END PARTNERSHI , NORTH OF SYCAMORE STREET N R 0 IC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a Publi H aring before the COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, in the Council Chambe s, City Hall, 15 West Kellogg Boulevard, Saint Paul, Minnesota on Tuesday, p il 4, 1989, at 9:00 a.m. Central Standard Time, upon the proposal of the Ho si g and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, to acqu re y purchase or exercise the power of eminent domain, on parcels or tra ts f land located within the North half of the block bounded by Sycamore Str t to the South, Sylvan Street to the East, Lyton Street on the North and Par � S eet on the West, as more specifically addressed below, under the provis n of the approved North End Partnership Urban Revitalization Action Progr , orth End District 6. Upon said Public Hearing, the Co il shall consider whether the acquisition of the properties identified by s ' e address and legal description as follows , Addresses: 796 Park Street 62 Lyton Street 798 Park Street 64 Lyton Street � 800 Park Street 76 Lyton Street 804 Park Street 48 Lyton Street Legal: Lots 6, 13, 14, 15, 1 I, 1 , 18, 19 and 20, Block 4, Lyton's Addition to S in Paul, ' is necessary or desirable in orde to carry out the objectives of the North End Partnership Urban Revitalizat n ction Program, North End District 6 and whether there is a feasible metho f relocation of i.ndividuals, families and businesses as a result of this ac is tion. At said Public Hearing all interested persons may appear bef e nd will be heard by the Council upon the proposed acquisition of these ide i ed properties. Dated this 21st day of March, 1989I. ALBERT B. OLSON . _ CITY CLERK � _ . � ��°9 . . . � � NOUStN6 �ttD REDEYELOPl�tEtiT A N RITY QF THE CtTY OF S�tEdT PatlL, !�:tt�tdESO?a _ REPORT TO THE COI�iI�M1SS10�lERS DATE March 9, 1989 RE6ARDIN6 AUTHORIZATION TO SCH DU E A PUBLIC HEARING Atv'D SUBSEQUENTLY PROCEED �WITH ACQUISI IO OF PROPERTIES UNDER THE URBAN REVITALIZATION ACTIO P OGRAM FOR THE NORTH END PARTNERSHIP DEVEIAPMENT AREA, NO TH END DISTRICT 6 BACKGROUND The Minnesota State Legislature, in 1987, adopted the Urban Revitalization Action Program (URAP) , whi.ch is the fir t ew initiative to assist Saint Paul revitalize its neighborhoods in the 1980s. Fu ded through a 1987 state initiative and matched by City resuurces (CDBG) the pro r aims to ensure a strong and improving future � for those neighborhoods that are o t distressed by physical deterioration snd lack of economic opportunity. On September 11, 1987, the Planni g ommission did, by Resolution, recommend to the l4ayor and City Council program gu�'de ines entitled Saint Paul Urban Revitslization Action� Program Guidelines. This Ita ement of policy and process was to guide the development and implementation of th revitalization program. The City Council did approve on S pt mber 23, 1987, by Resolution 87-1395, guidelines for implementation of he City of Saint Paul URAP. The Capital Improvement Budget Committee, Pla ni g Gommission, affected neighborhood District Councils, neighborhood non-profit or anizations and other various City stsff participated in the review proces o URAP proposal submissions in accordance with approved guidelines. The City Council did approve on Mlrc 17, 1988 by Resolution 88-387, certain activities and financing under th N rth End Partnership URAP proposal which included acquisition, constructio o new housing for low/moderate income families and rehabilitation. Prior to app ov'ng these activities a Public Hearing kas held on February 25, 1988 to allow the u lic to comment on these proposed UR.AP activities. . . � CLTRFtEA'T STATUS The North End URAP proposal has concentrated proposed acquisition in an a:es bounded by Lyton Place on the North, Sylvan on the East, Rice Street on the West snd Acker on the South. The objectives of this proposed undertaking is to revitalize the housing stock north of Sycamore by eliminating the major deteriorating housing coupled with rehabilitation and new housing construction thereby improving the quality of housing and providing new housing for low/moderate income families undertaken. In the initial proposal, acquisition of four (4) blocks of housing and industrial uses were indicated. It was also noted that funding for the two year cycle was needed to complete this undertaking. It was determined by the neighborhood and PED staff that the initial acquisition for the new housing site should be the south half of the block bounded by Sycamore, Sylvan, Park and Lyton Streets , and as the existing budget may permit, continue with acquisition up Park Street and down Lyton Street to Sylvan. With the recent City Council approval of Phase II URAP cycle (Februry 23, 1989) , North End will be able to complete total acquisition of this block. However, due to the necessary approval process with the State and subsequent disbursement of funds not possible until June, 1989, staff is unable to schedule a public hearing on the total north haif of the block. However, in order to continue the momentum on this major revitalization effort, staff and the community would like to continue acquisition up Park Street and onto Lyton Street with existing funds available. In order to proceed with these additional acquisitions in this approved UR.AP Area, a Public Hearing needs to be held before City Council which identifies the exact properties for acquisition. This notice , if approved, is scheduled for publication in the paper March 18, 1989 with a public hearing before City Council on April 4, 1989. All property owners will be notified by certified mail of the hearing. RECOMMENDATION Staff is requesting suthorization to proceed with the acquisition of properties in the North End Partnership URAP Area, (north of Sycamore) North End District 6, only subsequent to a public hearing being held by City Council. The funding to undertake these activities was approved in Council Resolution 88-387 which identified URAP funds and CDBG funds currently in the City's Capital Improvement Budget. Sheri Pemberton Victoria Murray � Allen Carlson . . C'��4- 70� RES OLUT N NO:� � 89-3/15-�• RESOLUTION MAKIN C TAIN DETERMINATIONS AND FINDINGS NEC SS Y TO ACQUIRE PROPERTIES ' UNDER THE UR.BAN TALIZATION ACTION PROGRAM FOR THE NQRTH P TNERSHIP DEVEIAPMENT AREA OR OF S C 0 EET NORTH END DIS IC 6 � WHEREAS, the Minnesota State Legis at re, in 1987, adopted the Urbsn Revitalization Action Program ( ) , which is the first new initiative to assist Saint Paul revitali2e its n i borhoods in the 1980's, funded through s I987 state initiative and matched y ity resources (CDBG) the program aims to ensure a strong and improving futu' e or those neighborhoods that are most distressed by physical deteriorati n nd lack of economic opportunity; and k'HEREAS, on September 11� 1987� th P anning Commission did, by Resolution, recommend to the Mayor and City Co nc 1 program guidelines entitled "Saint Paul Urban Revitalization Action P� og am Guidelines" , said statement of policy and process was to guide the devel pm nt and implementation of the revitalization program; and L7HEREAS, the City Council did appr ve on September 23, 1987 , by Resolution 87-1395, guidelines for implementa io of the City of Saint Paul UR.AP in which -the Capital Improvement Budget Co it ee, Flanning Commission, aff'ected neighborhood District Councils, ne gh orhood non-profit organizations and other various City staff participa e in the review process of URAP proposal . �submissions in accordance with app o d guidelines; and WHEREAS, the City Council did appr v on Msrch 17, I988 by Resoluti�n 88-387, certain activities and financing d the horth End Partnership URAP proposal which included acquisition, const c ion of new housing for low/moderate income famil:es and rehabilitatio f r which a Public Hearing was held on ' February 25, 1988 to allow the pu i to comment on these proposed URAP activities; and WHEREAS, the North End UR.AP propo al has concentrated proposed acquisition in an area bounded by Lytor. Place on th North, Sylvan on the East, Rice Street on the West and Acker on the Sout ', he objectives of this proposed undertaking is to revitalize the ou ing s�ock north of Sycamore by eliminating the major deteriorati g ousing coupled with rehsbilitation and new housing construction thereby mp oving the quality .of housing and providing new lzousing for low/mod ra e income families; and WHEREAS, in the initial proposal, ac uisition of four (4) blocks of housing . and industrial uses were indicate , t was slso noted that funding for the two year cycle was needed to complete th s undertaking; and WHEREAS, it was determined by the 'ne ghborhood and PED staff that the initial acquisition for the new housing s te should be the south half of the block bounded by Sycamore, Sylvan, Parklan Lyton Streets, and as the existing budget may permit, continue with cq isition up Park Street and onto Lyton •Street to Sylvan; and WHEREAS, with t5e recent City Cou ci approval of Phase II UR.AP cycle (February 23, 1989) , North End wi 1 e able to complete total acquisition of this block, however, due to the n ce sary approval pzocess with the State and subsequent disbursement of funds ot possible until June, 1989 , staff is unable to schedule a public heari g n the total north hslf of the block; and WHEREAS, in order to continue the momentum on this major revitalization effor�, staff and the community would like to continue acquisition up Park Street with existing funds available; and WHEREAS, in order to proceed with these additional acquisitions in this approved URAP Area, a Public Hearing needs to be held before City Council which identifies the exact properties for acquisition. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, in view of the foregoing hereby adopted as findings that the public acquisition of the properties identified as 796 Park Street 62 Lyton Street 798 Park Street 64 Lyton Street 800 Park Street 76 Lyton Street 804 Park Street 48 Lyton Street (HUD foreclosure) Lots 6, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 4, Lyton's Addition to Saint Paul. in the North End Partnership Urban Revitalization Action Program Area (North of Syca.more Street) , North End District 6 is. hereby approved in accordance •with these findings: 1. That the North End Partnership Project Area under the URAP Program which � includes acquisition and clearance of housing considered to be a blighting influence on the surrounding neighborhood due to its degree of obsolescence, overcrowding would not be undertaken or made available for redevelopment, nor would the provision of new housing and including housing for low/moderate income families be accomplished without th.e financial aid sought and to be provided under the URAP Program. 2. That the Urban Revitalization Action Program which includes the North End Partnership Program area (North of Sycamore Street) will afford maximum opportunity, consistent with the sound needs of the community as a whole, for the provision of new housing by redevelopment of the housing URAP area by private enterprise. 3. That in accordance with the Housing and Community Devel.opment Act of 1974 and Minnesota Statute 117 .52 all acquisitions undertaken by an acquiring Authority, which Authority shall provide all relocation assistance, services, payments and benefits for the UR,AP Program areas in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property . Acquisition Act of 1970 (24 CFR 42 and 570.1 CDBG regulations contained in HUD Handbook 1377, effective May 1, 1986) . 4. That, acquisition of the properties herein described may be acquired by direct purchase or exercise the power of eminent domain. 5. 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That acquisition of the properties herein identified is necessary in o:der to remove conditions of blight wh:ch exist in the Nortr� End Partnership Project Area and to car_ry out the Saint Paul Neighborhood Redevelopment Plan and Project in said Area. ~ . �` . _ •f �_�oQ � C{T O SAtNT P/1UL INTERDEPAR E T^L MEMORANDUM DATE: March 24, 1989 T0: Albert Olson FROM: Sheri Pemberton� RE: City Council Public He r g for April 4, 1989 Attached is a copy of a Public He i which was published in the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch on We s y, March 22, 1989. , , .,Please place this Public Hearing o e City Council Agenda for April 4, 1989. A City Council Resolution is being r ted for signatures and will be forwarded to you by the City Attorney's Offi e, prior to the City Council meeting. Thsnk you. SAP:lk Attachment cc: Jim Hart Vicki Murray A1 Carlson bcc: Chron Parcel . `.`. `'.. . ClT�' GF ��,�'�" PAUL : � • ._ •.' �� , "_ _ • �� P#'�"T� E1 G� P�,�.titiitiG -,ti�� ECOtiO.��C �� h'��ENT � •� - . � �iii�lll�Aii := DR':� !'�'. � ' �%�;SING i � � '.� West fourth Strt�t Sai�; Pau �1^-+rr.�:i 55102 ,... ►':•:2&3361 GfORGE UT�wtER � k�� Q� MAYOR U Harch 21, 1989 Hs. Rosemary Frank St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch 345 Cedar Street St. Paul, Hinnesota 5S101 RE: Legal Notice North of Sycamore Street North End� DistricL 6 . Dear Ms. Frank: Attached is a Notice of Public Hea Please publish this Notice in th� St.. __ Paul Pioneer Press and Dis�atch on � ne day, March 22, 1989. If you have any questions, please �c ot hesitate to contact me st 228-3358. Sincerely� � . , 1� / / � i / L �{ _ I �:.ti'�J✓�./ �`.•. /��,./%��Cl:� f�"T�.' Sheryl' A. Pembeton `J�� - �, Real Estate Administrator ; SAP:rmf Enclosure • bcc: Chrca� _._ Parcel File . . . . • Paper File � . : , � ,� . y0 q � � � ��'-� � NOTICE OF PL'BLIC H I G UPON PRO?CSED Pr".GFERTY ACQUISITION OF PARC IS OR TRACTS GF IAh� IN THE NORTH Eh'D PhRTfiERSH P , NORTH OF SYCl�."lORE STREET N �i T NO2ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a Publi H aring before the COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAZNT PAUL� in the Council Chambe s, City Hall, 15 West Kellogg Boulevard, Saint Paul� Minnesota on Tuesday� Ap il 4� 1389, at 9:00 a.m. Central Standard Time, upon the proposal of the Ho si g and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, to acqu re by purchase or exercise the power of eminent domain, on parcels or tra ts of land located within the North half of the block bounded by Sycamore Str et to the South, Sylvan Street to the East, Lyton Street on the North and Par S reet on the uest, as more specifically addressed below, under the provis on of the approved North End Partnezship Urban Revitalization Action Progr , orth End District 6. Upon .said Public Hearing, the Co i shall consider whether the acquisition of the pzoperties identified by s eet address and legal description as follows , Addresses: 796 Park Street 62 Lyton Street � 798 Park Street 64 Lyton Street � 800 Park Street 76 Lyton Street 804 Park Street 48 Lyton Street Legal: Lots 6, 13, 14, 15, 16 1 , 18, 19 and 20, Block 4, Lyton's Addition to Sa nt Paul, ' is necessary or desirable in �rder to carry out the objectives of the North End Partnership Urban Revitalizati n ction Program, North End Distzict 6 and vhether there is a feasible method fo relocation of individuals , faailies and � businesses as a result of this acq is tion. At said Public Hearir.g all interested persons may appear befo nd will be heard by the Council upon the pzoposed acquisition of these iden f d properties. Dated this 21st day of March, 1989. ALBERT B. OLSON . CITY CLERK