89-828 WHITE - CiTV CIERK � �/ • ��
PINK - FINANCE G I TY OF I NT PAIT L Council
CANARV - DEPARTMENT
BLUE - K/1VOR File �O•
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WHEREAS, the use of chemical f t lizers and pes�.icides continues
to grow despite repeated warn 'ng about the hazards they present
to the environment; and
WHEREAS, chemical fertilizer nd pesticides continue to be
applied improperly and in inc rr ct amounts by a public that is
neither trained ���operly in pp ication nor educated about the
use and hazards of such produc s; and
WHEREAS, the use of chemical er ilizers and pesticides for lawn
care presents a threat to du ts who apply them, to young
children and to animals, es ec ally when there is inadequate
rainfall to dissolve, di ut or otlierwise allow for
effective utilization of the p od cts; and
WHEREAS, the sewer separatio p ogram in St. Paul will divert
surface water runoff cont in ng significant amounts of
fertilizers and pesticides ir ctly into lakes, rivers and
retention ponds thereby poiso in fish and wildlife and creating
the potential for buildup of d ng rous concentrations; and
WHEREAS, the cumulative eff ct of chemical fertilizers and
pesticides leaching into th soil and groundwater through
percolation has the potential o ecome a long-term environmental
problem for future generations th t may not be corrected; and
WHEREAS, there is a need to r du e the volume of toxic chemicals
introduced into our environmen ; and
WHEREAS, environmentally safe or anic fertilizers and pesticides
have the potential to provide th same net results for lawns and
COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Dimond
Lo� In Favor
Goswitz
Rettman B
�hQ1�� A gai n s t Y
Sonnen
Wilson
Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
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gardens, can result in a hea t ier plant, and are less of a
threat to humans, animals and h environment; now, therefore,
be it
RESOLVED, there is hereby est bl ' shed the Toxic Chemical Task
Force under the City Council o the purpose of holding public
hearings and making recommen at'ons to the council regarding
rules, regulations and possibl b nning of non-organic chemical
fertilizers and pesticides; an it further
RESOLVED, that said task f re shall be made up of 2
representatives from enviromm �t list groups, 2 lawn care
industry representatives, 1 So 1 nd Water Conservation District
representative, 1 agricultur 1 education representative, 1
representative from a recycli g rogram and 2 St. Paul youth;
and be it finally
RESOLVED, that said task fore s all complete its hearings and
make recommendations for change i legislation within 90 days.
COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Dimond
��g In Favor
Goswitz �
Rettman B
scneibe� _ Against Y
Sonnen
Wilson
Adopted by Council: Date
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Certified Yas e uncil S et By
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Appr v by Mavor: D ! � N � `� �� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
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PUBLtSt�fD J UN 17 1989
DEPARTMENT/OFFlCEICOUNGL DATE INITIATED ����4
CITY COUNCIL - Councilmember Wilson 5/17/89 GREEN SHEET NO. i��
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ACTION REQUESTED:
To establish a Toxic Chemical Task Force u de the City Council for the purpose of
holding public hearings and making recomme da ions to the Council regarding use and
application of lawn chemicals.
RECOMMENDnTIONS:Appove(N c►Ryect(iq COUNCIL I REPORT OPTI�IAL
_PUWNINO OOMMI881�1 _GVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ��YST PHONE NO.
_���E � Cn�mri l momhor BruC2 oh isel 298-5309
_8'fAFF _ COMMENTB:
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SUPPORTB WNICH COUNqL OBJECTIVE?
Protection of Groundwater.
iNm�n��eM,�ssue,OPPORTUNITY(Who,whu,wn�,wn.re,wny�:
There is a need to reduce the volume of to c hemicals introduced into our environment.
There exists a potential future impact on r round water supply from the misuse of
chemical fertilizers and pesticides for la c re, and an increase in surface runoff
contamination as a result of the sewer sepa at on program.
ADVANTA(iE8 IF APPROVED:
Reduction of the adverse effects on our hea th groundwater, and fish and wildlife from
the misuse of chemical fertilizers and pest ci es for lawn care.
DI8ADVANTAOES IF APPROVED:
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DISADVANTA�ES IF NOT APPROVED:
Increasing amounts of toxic chemicals going nt our groundwater su 1
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TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION a N/A T/REVENUE BUDOETED(CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
FUNDINO 80URCE A IVITY NUMBER
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11. RESOLUTION 89-625: Ho ding the State harmless Approved 3-0
for granting a vari nc to allow existence of
three utility poles wi hin the two-foot clear
� zone required by MS s andards on CHESTNUT
STREET between W. 7 h nd Smith. (Laid over in
Cortanittee 5/17/89).
12. RESOLUTION 89-323: P1 to phase out certain Laid over in
water systems. (Lai ov r in Committee Committee to
5/17/89)• 6/7/89
13. RESOLUTION 89-828: st blish Toxic Chemical Approved 3-0 .
Task Force.
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�; 14. DISCUSSION: Street a en Laid over in
Notices. Comnittee to
6/7/89
15. DISCUSSION: Solid Wa te N/A
16. Other Discussion.
� Member� ! 1��°��
CITY'��O AINT PAUL Roger J. Goswitz� chair
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_{;���, . . OFFIOE O T E CITY COUN(7IL Tom Dimond
� Date: May 31, 1989
� Com it ee Report � .
To: Saint Paul City Counci �
From :Public Works, Utiliti s, and Transportation
Committee �
.: - Roger J. Goswitz, C a r
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1. Approval of minutes o M y 17, 1989.
Hearing Date
_ 2. 6/6/8� FINAL ORDER: Acquisi io of a part of Approved 3-0
Lot 1 , Block 19, Beav r ake Heights. Purpose
is to bring ALGONQUIN ST EET up to MSA
standards.
3. 6/13/89 FINAL ORDER: Sidewal c nstruction and/or
. reconstruction at fol ow ng locations:
S-8909 - North side G N AVENUE from S. Approved 3-0
Fairview to S. Wheele S reet;
S-8910 - North side U IV SITY AVENUE from Approved 3-0
Pillsbury to Hampden e e with integral
curb;
S-8906 - South side AN Y AVENUE from Etna Laid Over
to Hazelwood Street, a d ast side ETNA STREET Indefinitely
from Reaney Avenue to us Avenue;
S-8907 - Both sides WI SO AVENUE from White Withdrawn
- Bear Avenue to Ruth St ee .
C1TY HALL SEVENTH FLOUR SAINT PAUL.MINNESOTA 55102
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4. FINAL ORDER: Sidewalk construction for the Approved 4-0
following projects reconstructed in
accordance with the ep rtment of Public Works
recommendations and he Heritage Preservation
Cortani ss i on - Resol ut'on 89-1 :
S-8902 - South side SU MIT AVENUE from
Heather. Drive to Ram ey Street;
S-8903 - North sid S MMIT AVENUE from
Portland Avenue to K nt Street;
S-8904 - North side SU MIT AVENUE from Selby
Avenue to Western Av nu ; �
�f S-8905 - South side SU MIT AVENUE from Ramsey
-:; Street to approximat ly 70 feet east of the
� extended east line o N na Street, and
S-8908 - West side NI A STREET from Summit
Avenue to Maiden Lan ( rder on Nina Street to
. be amended for work o done in accordance
with the Heritage Pr se ation Commission)
(Laid over in Commit e /3/89).
5. FINAL ORDER - 89-746: C nstructing sanitary Approved 3-0
sewer and service con ec ions in HALL LANE
from Delos Street to 50 feet north of Delos
Street. (Referred bac t Committee 5/11/89).
6. 6/29/89 . RATIFICATION OF ASSES ME TS: For the grading Approved 3-0
and paving of the Nor h- outh/East-West alleys
in Block 1 , King's Ar ad Park Addition
(bounded by Wheelock, Ar ade, Sherwood and
Walsh) . (Laid over i C mmittee 3/22/89) .
7. RESOLUTION 89-821: A en ing the 1989 budget Without
by adding a545,248 to th Financing and Recommendation
Spending Plans for Pu li Works Traffic Signal
Lighting Maintenance un . (Referred to
Committee 5/11/89).
8. REPORT of the Parks a creation Division on N/A
the PIG'S EYE WOOD RE C ING CENTER.
9. UPDATE - Signage, etc. fo traffic signal N/A
modifications at vario s ocations along I-94
corridor in downtown S . aul .
10. RESOLUTION 89-770: Re ue ting the Mayor to Denied 3-0
direct the Department f inance and �
Management to reduce b S 8,000 the 1989
assessment against pro er ies which did not
receive promised stree c eaning services in
the Fall of 1988. (La d ver in Committee
5/17/89) .